Quebec MNAs Face Referendum Question: Oui or Non?
Quebec politicians are being pressured to declare their stance on a potential referendum as Alberta's vote looms. The debate intensifies amid political tensions.
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Windsor Councillor Proposes 40 km/h Citywide Residential Speed Limit
A Windsor councillor advocates for reducing the speed limit to 40 km/h on all residential streets to enhance safety. The proposal aims to address community concerns about speeding and pedestrian risks.
Alberta Joint Force Arrests 88 High-Risk Offenders
A four-day joint operation by Alberta RCMP, Edmonton Police, and Sheriffs arrested 88 priority offenders, using data analytics to target individuals causing harm equivalent to a mid-sized community's crime over 18 months.
Plantagenet Fire Victim ID'd; No Foul Play Suspected
The victim of a fatal house fire in Plantagenet on May 22 has been identified as a 64-year-old woman. Ontario Provincial Police say no foul play is suspected after investigation.
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Regina Group Demands Inquiry into Police Data Access
A Regina group calls for an independent inquiry after police officers accessed women's data. They demand accountability from the Board of Police Commissioners.
Edmonton Councillors Approve $7,000 Extra for Stampede
Edmonton councillors approved an additional $7,000 for Calgary Stampede expenses, highlighting the event's role as a key government relations opportunity despite budget concerns.
GOP Rep Flood Defends Trump's Anti-Weaponization Fund
Rep. Mike Flood defends Trump's $1.8B fund, says no money for Jan. 6 rioters, but supports compensation for others targeted by DOJ.
Doug Ford Poll Bump; Rogers Stadium Noise Complaints
Doug Ford's approval rises after jet purchase furor subsides. Rogers Stadium noise complaints resurface as Bruno Mars opens concert season. B.C. minister optimistic about Whitecaps' future.
Colwood Crash Leads to Impaired Driving Investigation by RCMP
West Shore RCMP are investigating impaired driving after a crash in Colwood, thanks to witness reports. No injuries were reported, but charges are pending.
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Quebec MNAs condemn Carney's Clarity Act comments
Quebec government house leader Simon Jolin-Barrette and other MNAs denounced Mark Carney's recent comments on the Clarity Act, calling them disrespectful to Quebec's autonomy.
Trump Threatens to 'Blow Up' Oman in Cabinet Meeting
President Trump threatened military action against Oman during a White House Q&A, surprising Fox News anchor John Roberts who called it a 'not-so-veiled threat'.
Carney: Alberta Separatism Unhelpful for Investment
Prime Minister Mark Carney warns that Alberta separation talk creates uncertainty, harming long-term investment. He cites Brexit and Quebec referendums as cautionary examples.
Alberta Premier Contradicts UCP President on Separation
Premier Danielle Smith contradicts her party president on separation, sparking internal tensions. The dispute highlights divisions within the United Conservative Party.
Edmonton Muslims Mark Eid al-Adha with Prayers and Gathering
Edmonton Muslims gathered at Edmonton Islamic Academy for Eid al-Adha prayers and celebrations, marking the festival of sacrifice with community unity.
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12-Year Parole Ineligibility for Vancouver Double Murderer
Crown argues 12 years of parole ineligibility for man convicted in 2018 double murder; family delivers impact statements.
Doug Ford Poll Bump as Jet Furor Subsides
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's approval rises in latest poll after controversy over government jet purchase diminishes. The survey shows increased support.
Residential School 'Graves' Debate, Guilbeault Resignation
Latest on residential school grave claims, Steven Guilbeault's resignation, and Canada's debt crisis. Catch up on today's top stories.
Teen in Cruise Ship Killing Stays Free for Now
A federal judge allows a 16-year-old charged with murder and sexual assault on a Carnival cruise ship to remain free pending a decision on detention, citing logistical concerns.
Trump: Hegseth Will Finish Iran If No Deal
President Trump warned Iran during a Cabinet meeting that if negotiations fail, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will 'finish 'em off.' He said talks are progressing but he's not satisfied yet.
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Vancouver Braces for World Cup 2026: City Prepares
Downtown Vancouver gears up for the FIFA World Cup 2026 amid security preparations and excitement. The city anticipates a surge in visitors and economic activity.
Saskatchewan Female Politicians Get Own Washroom After 110 Years
Saskatchewan's legislative building will finally have a washroom for female politicians, 110 years after it opened. The move addresses a long-standing gender equity issue.
Bradley, Dennis Clash Over Councillor Removal Law
Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley and Coun. Bill Dennis exchange heated words over new legislation permitting municipal councillors to be removed from office. The debate highlights growing tensions.
Trump's $1.8B Fund for Jan. 6 Rioters Sparks Ethics Outcry
Ethics experts call Trump's $1.8 billion fund for 'weaponization victims' a corrupt scheme. Lawyers for Jan. 6 defendants see it as relief, while some allies squirm.
NDP Warns of 'Hot Summer' Over Labour Code Changes
NDP Leader Avi Lewis warns of a 'hot summer' if proposed labour code updates threaten the right to strike, sparking debate in Parliament.
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Trump's Iran War: No Deal in Sight After 3 Months
Three months into his self-described 'four to five week' war, President Trump is no closer to forcing Iran to give up enriched uranium, a problem he created by withdrawing from the JCPOA.
Don Lemon Lawyers Cite DOJ Misconduct, Demand Transcripts
Attorneys for Don Lemon argue recent DOJ grand jury misconduct nationwide warrants release of transcripts in his federal civil rights case.
McKenna: Liberals Must Speak on Climate After Guilbeault Exit
Catherine McKenna calls on Liberal MPs to advocate for climate action following Steven Guilbeault's resignation, as Elizabeth May questions Carney's environmental commitment.
Trump Admin Uses Shooting to Push Ballroom, Critics Cite UFC
The Trump administration argues a recent shooting near the White House proves the need for a secure ballroom, but critics note a planned UFC event on the South Lawn undermines that claim.
Oxford Council Public Anger Over Homeless Shelter at YMCA
Oxford County Council faced heated public backlash after purchasing the former Woodstock YMCA for a homeless shelter. Residents expressed embarrassment and concerns about safety and property values.
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DND Parking, Buy Canadian, Hacky Sack Trend: Ottawa News
DND sets up temporary parking at Connaught Range; Buy Canadian policy extended; Hacky sack trend returns to Ottawa high schools.
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