Barrie Police Charge Motorcyclist in Road Rage Incident
Barrie police have charged a motorcyclist following a road rage incident. The suspect was arrested and faces charges related to dangerous driving and assault.
Category : Politics
Fatal Plantagenet House Fire Not Suspicious: OPP
Ontario Provincial Police confirm a fatal house fire in Plantagenet is not considered suspicious. Investigation ongoing.
Ontario Solicitor General Defends New Police Board Powers
Ontario's solicitor general defends new authority to direct police boards, sparking debate over oversight and independence in law enforcement.
Calgary Emergency Services Career Fair This Weekend
The City of Calgary is hosting an Emergency Services Career Fair this weekend, offering opportunities for those interested in careers as firefighters, police officers, and paramedics.
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Edmonton Schools Seclusion Room Use Drops Sharply
Edmonton Public Schools report 272 seclusion room uses this school year, down from 1,469 in 2021-22. Advocates push for elimination, but board offers no timeline.
Union Station security targets homeless before World Cup
A Toronto advocacy group alleges Union Station security is targeting homeless people ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, citing increased barriers and exclusionary practices.
P.E.I. Adjusts Gas and Diesel Prices Again on Thursday
Prince Edward Island will implement new gas and diesel price changes on Thursday, May 28, 2026, as announced by the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission.
Atlantic Talks for Indigenous-Led Inquiry into Systemic Racism
New Brunswick minister announces AtlanticTalks for an Indigenous-led public inquiry into systemic racism, aiming to address discrimination in provincial systems.
N.S. Man Charged with Murder in 2025 Homicide
A Nova Scotia man has been charged with murder in connection with a woman's death in January 2025. The RCMP made the arrest following an investigation.
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Midland Woman Gets House Arrest in Murder Case
A Midland woman has been sentenced to house arrest for her role in a murder case. The court decision has sparked community discussion about justice and rehabilitation.
Ex-Fredericton Police Volunteer Charged with Sex Crimes
A former Fredericton police volunteer has been charged with sexual assault and child pornography offences. The allegations date back several years.
Nova Scotia coalition seeks development freeze in Hammonds Plains
A coalition in Nova Scotia is urging a development freeze in Hammonds Plains due to safety concerns, citing infrastructure and emergency access issues.
Sarnia Police Board Won't Fund Chief's Defamation Suit
The Sarnia Police Board has decided not to use public money for Chief Derek Davis's defamation lawsuit against the Sarnia Journal, citing policy and fiscal responsibility.
B.C. Indigenous relations face fraught context, commissioner undeterred
Despite a fraught context in B.C. Indigenous relations, treaty commissioner George Abbott remains undeterred in his work, emphasizing the importance of reconciliation and treaty negotiations.
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Pilot Uninjured After Plane Landing in Gatineau Field
A pilot walked away uninjured after making an emergency landing in a field in Gatineau, Quebec. Authorities responded to the scene, and the aircraft sustained minor damage.
Winnipeg Homicides Drop Nearly 50% in 2025 (27.05.2026)
A new report reveals Winnipeg saw a nearly 50% decline in homicides in 2025, marking a significant drop in violent crime in the city.
Iranians Back Online After Months-Long Shutdown
Iranians regained internet access after a prolonged shutdown but continue to face strict online restrictions, as reported by the Associated Press.
Toronto Subway Barriers, New Home Sales, and More Canadian News
Toronto plans subway barriers, new home sales rise with HST rebate, Langley homicide, Calgary flood, gas prices drop, and other top Canadian stories.
Winnipeg Revives Neighbourhood Action Teams for Safety
Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham announced the return of Neighbourhood Action Teams on May 27, 2026, aiming to enhance community safety and address local concerns through targeted policing and city services.
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Gingrich: Impeaching Clinton Over Lewinsky Was a Mistake
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich says impeaching President Bill Clinton over the Monica Lewinsky affair was a mistake, arguing it should have focused on perjury.
FIFA Subpoenaed Over 2026 World Cup Ticket Pricing
New York and New Jersey attorneys general subpoena FIFA over dynamic pricing and seat location accuracy for the 2026 World Cup, citing exorbitant costs.
Murder suspects won't call evidence in Rocky View County killing
Lawyers for Elijah Strawberry and Arthur Penner said they will not call evidence in the murder trial of Rocky View County worker Colin Hough. The judge also withdrew an attempted murder charge.
Israel Tells Southern Lebanon Residents to Evacuate
Israel's military has ordered residents in southern Lebanon to evacuate as fighting with Hezbollah intensifies, raising fears of a wider regional conflict.
Caesars Windsor Donates $11,461 to Hiatus House Housing Project
Caesars Windsor Cares donates $11,461 to Hiatus House for its transitional housing project, supporting vulnerable individuals in Windsor.
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Guelph City Hall Ends Overnight Warming Centre Service
Guelph City Hall will no longer serve as an overnight warming and cooling centre, leaving residents to seek alternatives during extreme weather.
Montreal Anti-Radicalization Centre Renamed to Combat Hatred
Montreal's Centre for the Prevention of Radicalization rebrands with a new name and expanded mandate to fight hatred of all kinds, reflecting its evolving mission.
Pod Village Plan for Former Windsor Arena Unveiled
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens announced the 'Village at the Barn' concept, converting the former Windsor Arena into 102 secure housing pods for homeless individuals, with wraparound support services.
Senior Dies After Vancouver Vehicle-Ramming Incident
A senior victim has died from injuries sustained in a May 1 vehicle-ramming in Vancouver's West End, police confirm.
CBS drops '60 Minutes' correspondent over prison segment dispute
CBS News will not renew Sharyn Alfonsi's contract after her segment on torture in Salvadoran prisons was initially pulled. Alfonsi criticizes the decision as a chilling message to journalism.
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Journalists Warn Merger Threatens CNN Independence
Over 200 journalists and academics signed a letter warning that the Paramount Skydance-Warner Bros. Discovery merger could lead to political meddling at CNN, similar to changes at CBS.
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