Pro-Canada Group Backed by Conservatives Promotes Alberta Unity
A new group called Vote to Stay, backed by Conservatives, is promoting Alberta remaining part of Canada ahead of an October referendum on the province's future.
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Clarity Act Not Applicable to Alberta Referendum: Carney
Prime Minister Carney says the Clarity Act will not apply to Alberta's referendum question on remaining in Canada, relying on expert legal advice.
Guilbeault to Resign as MP Over Climate Policies
Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault announces resignation as Liberal MP, citing disagreement with Carney government's climate approach. A pivotal moment in Canadian politics.
RFK Jr. Grabs Snakes at Dr. Oz's House, Wife Frantic
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. posted a video of himself catching two black racer snakes at Dr. Oz's Palm Beach patio, getting bitten repeatedly while his wife Cheryl Hines pleaded him to stop.
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Four Charged in Regina Robbery and Forcible Confinement
Regina police have charged four individuals in connection with a robbery and forcible confinement incident. The arrests follow an investigation into the violent crime.
Quebec anti-corruption unit meets ex-Liberal MNA Lakhoyan Olivier
Quebec's anti-corruption unit has met with former Liberal MNA Sona Lakhoyan-Olivier, who was expelled from caucus pending an ethics investigation. The meeting signals ongoing scrutiny into alleged misconduct.
Toronto Police Still Searching for Missing 14-Year-Old
Toronto police are still searching for 14-year-old Esther, missing since mid-May. A poster campaign is underway in Earl Bales Park and across the city.
No Consultation on Metadata Clause in Police Bill
Former NDP MP Murray Rankin reveals the federal government never consulted on the controversial metadata retention clause in Bill C-22, which would require service providers to store user data for up to one year.
Ontario civil servants can work from home for 2 World Cup days
Ontario civil servants can work from home for two days during the FIFA World Cup with manager approval, as the province prepares for the event.
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2nd Suspect Wanted for Murder in Ogden Death
A man in his 20s died after an altercation in Ogden. Police have identified a second suspect wanted for murder in connection with the incident.
Suspect Caught Spray-Painting Store Cameras: RCMP
RCMP release video of a suspect allegedly spray-painting over security cameras in Rapid City, Manitoba, as investigation continues.
Warrant issued for suspect in Ogden murder
Calgary Police seek Makuey Nhial, 25, in connection with a fatal assault in Ogden. Two men already charged with second-degree murder.
Rottweilers in East London Attack Known to Animal Control
A woman suffered serious injuries in a vicious dog attack in east London. The rottweilers involved were already known to animal control authorities, raising questions about enforcement.
Missing Winnipeg Man Found Dead on Christmas Eve: RCMP
Blair Colles, a 45-year-old man from Winnipeg reported missing on Christmas Eve, has been found dead. RCMP confirm no foul play suspected.
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Crossbow Attack in East York: Suspect Wanted by Police
Toronto police are searching for Benjamin Joseph Ironstand, 30, after a crossbow was fired at another person in East York. No injuries reported.
Mississauga Legal Battle Over Paramount Fine Foods Centre
A dispute between Mississauga and a businessman over the Paramount Fine Foods Centre could lead to a legal battle, raising questions about the venue's future.
Fourth suspect arrested in Toronto fatal shooting
Police have arrested a fourth suspect in connection with the shooting death of 18-year-old Dylan Adams in downtown Toronto on Nov. 25, 2025.
Scottish Parliament Backs New Independence Vote
The Scottish Parliament has voted in favor of holding a new referendum on independence from the UK, reigniting the constitutional debate.
N.B. tables bill for energy advocate to represent residents
New Brunswick has introduced legislation to establish an energy advocate to represent the interests of residents and small businesses in energy matters.
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10/3 Podcast: Pierre Poilievre’s Future and Conservative Comeback
Explore Pierre Poilievre's political future after the Conservatives' election loss. Could a comeback be in the cards? Listen to the 10/3 podcast analysis.
Councillor Explores Funding for Shelter Beds in Windsor
Windsor Ward 9 councillor Rusty Thomson is exploring funding options to add beds at the Welcome Centre Shelter for Women and Families, aiming to address capacity issues.
MPs to Hear from Privacy Czar, Tech Giants, Police on Bill
Canadian MPs will question the privacy commissioner, tech companies, and police about the contentious lawful access bill, balancing privacy and security.
Trio Charged, Guns and Drugs Seized After Melville Robbery
Three individuals face charges after a robbery in Melville led to the seizure of firearms and drugs. RCMP continue investigation.
Toronto Man Charged in Garage Homicide of Unidentified Man
Boubacar Dembele, 30, faces second-degree murder charges after an unidentified man was found dead in a Cabbagetown garage. Police seek public help to identify the victim.
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Trump admin raises refugee cap only for white South Africans
The Trump administration has increased the US refugee cap exclusively for white South Africans, sparking debate over racial discrimination in immigration policy.
Fired Over Facebook Post: $225K Settlement Reached
Ball State University settles with Suzanne Swierc for $225K after firing her for a Facebook post about Charlie Kirk. ACLU says free speech rights were violated.
Stolen Car Leads to Arrest of Wanted Man: Calgary Police
Calgary police arrested a man wanted on Canada-wide warrants after locating a stolen vehicle. The discovery led to the apprehension of the suspect without incident.
SC Senate Rejects Trump Redistricting Push for GOP Gain
The South Carolina Senate rejected Trump's push to redraw congressional districts, citing political and logistical concerns. Early voting began amid debate over new primary elections.
Public Safety Tops Agenda for Incoming Saint John Council
Public safety is the top priority for Saint John's new council as they prepare to take office, addressing concerns about crime and community well-being.
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Trump Admin Plans Nondisclosure Agreement for Feds
The Trump administration proposes a government-wide NDA to bar federal workers from leaking confidential info to journalists, raising free speech concerns.
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