Residents Warned City About 132 Avenue Redesign Problems
Edmonton residents raised concerns about snow removal and traffic chaos during 132 Avenue redesign consultations, but feel their feedback was ignored by city administration.
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U.S. Confirms Iran Blockade, Hopes Rise for Mideast Talks
The U.S. military has officially declared an Iranian blockade in force, as diplomatic efforts intensify to restart negotiations amid ongoing Middle East tensions and recent airstrikes in Beirut.
Carney's Liberal Pragmatism: U.S. Rockets and Canadian Independence
Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent speech at the Liberal convention highlighted his government's pragmatic approach, celebrating Canada's role in NASA's Artemis mission while simultaneously distancing from the United States.
DND Official Christiane Fox Defends Ethics Breach in Hiring
Christiane Fox, Deputy Minister at Department of National Defence, faces criticism for hiring an acquaintance while claiming diversity motives. Ethics commissioner rejects her defense.
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Petition Seeks Review of Afghanistan Vets for Victoria Cross
A petition signed by over 16,500 people urges the Canadian government to establish an independent board to review heroic actions of Afghanistan veterans for the Victoria Cross, which has never been awarded since its creation in 1993.
Manning Urges Liberal Floor Crossing to Challenge Carney Majority
Former opposition leader Preston Manning argues that disgruntled Liberal MPs could shift power dynamics by crossing to the NDP, potentially undermining Prime Minister Carney's slim two-seat majority in Parliament.
Alberta Separatists Admit Petition is Symbolic in Court
Alberta separatists acknowledge their independence petition is symbolic as First Nations groups challenge it in court. The legal battle centers on whether the government must act on citizen initiatives.
Orbán's Fall: A Win for Conservative Principles
The landslide election defeat of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is analyzed as a positive shift for conservatism, highlighting his authoritarian rule and the rise of a superior center-right model under Peter Magyar.
B.C. Woman Sentenced for Smuggling 108 kg of Meth from U.S.
A British Columbia woman has been sentenced to five and a half years in prison after pleading guilty to smuggling 108 kilograms of methamphetamine across the U.S.-Canada border.
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Lakeshore Takes Over Neglected Road After Resident Complaints
After enduring years of neglect and resident complaints, Lakeshore has officially taken over responsibility for a private access road, marking a significant shift to public control to address long-standing issues.
Christine Fréchette Sworn In as Quebec's Second Female Premier
Christine Fréchette, the newly elected Coalition Avenir Québec leader, will be officially sworn into office today, marking a historic moment as Quebec's second female premier.
U.S. Halts Iran Sea Trade, Trump Eyes Talks, Oil Prices Fall
The U.S. military has completely blocked Iran's maritime trade, while President Trump suggests peace negotiations could resume this week, causing oil prices to decline for a second consecutive day.
Moore: Conservatives Must Look Ahead After Byelection Defeats
Former Conservative minister James Moore argues Prime Minister Carney earned his majority government, urging his party to focus on future opportunities rather than recent electoral setbacks.
Azov Brigade Soldier Trained in Canada Despite Policy Ban
A non-commissioned officer from Ukraine's controversial Azov Brigade completed leadership training at Royal Military College Saint-Jean in Quebec, despite Canadian policies prohibiting association with the unit linked to neo-Nazis.
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Vance's Trump-Epstein Defense Hit by Reality Check
Vice President JD Vance claimed Trump's Epstein ties were a 'Democratic hoax,' but critics pointed to Trump's own past statements and evidence contradicting this defense.
Teen Charged in Sault Ste. Marie Knife Attack
A teenager in Sault Ste. Marie has been charged following a knife attack, with police investigating the incident that led to the arrest and charges being filed.
Guilty Plea in Violent Attack on Calgary Radio Host
A Calgary man has pleaded guilty to a violent assault on a well-known local radio host in October 2024, with the victim seen wearing an eye-patch following the incident.
Vance Urges Pope to Be Careful in Iran War Remarks
U.S. Vice President JD Vance, a Catholic, challenges Pope Leo XIV's criticism of the Iran war, questioning the theological basis and urging careful speech on conflict matters.
B.C. NDP Touts Treaty Amid DRIPA Pushback
The B.C. NDP government signs a milestone treaty with the K’omoks First Nation, highlighting progress while facing ongoing criticism over changes to the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act.
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Farnell Morisset to Run as Liberal Candidate in Taschereau
Montreal-based content creator Farnell Morisset has announced his candidacy for the Quebec Liberal Party in the Taschereau riding, joining leader Charles Milliard in a bid to revitalize the party's appeal among younger voters ahead of the next election.
Charges Filed in Sault Ste. Marie Home Invasion and Assault
Sault Ste. Marie Police have charged two suspects following a violent home invasion and assault. Authorities are investigating the incident, which underscores ongoing community safety concerns.
Calgarians React to Liberal Majority Government Under Carney
Residents of Calgary show divided opinions as Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal government begins its majority term, with local issues like funding for playgrounds adding to the political discourse.
Man Arrested for Theft and Probation Breach in Ontario
A man in Northern Ontario has been apprehended by the Ontario Provincial Police for stealing from a store and violating his probation terms, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts in the region.
B.C. Foster Home Shortage Changes Child Care, Report Says
A new report from B.C.'s Representative for Children and Youth highlights how a foster home shortage is reshaping care for vulnerable children, raising concerns about systemic gaps and long-term impacts.
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Carney Suspends Federal Gas Tax, Moe Applauds Move
Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a temporary suspension of the federal gas tax starting Monday, a decision welcomed by Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe. This move aims to provide relief amid economic pressures.
Canada, UK Condemn Attack on UN Peacekeepers in Lebanon
Multiple nations, including Canada and the United Kingdom, have issued strong condemnations following the killing of UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon. The incident highlights ongoing regional tensions.
U.S. Naval Blockade Near Iran Amid Ceasefire Talks
The United States has deployed over 12 vessels in the Gulf of Oman to block ships to or from Iran, as both nations seek new peace talks before an April 7 ceasefire expires, amid a worsening global energy crisis.
Legault Meets Fréchette for Quebec Power Transfer Ceremony
François Legault, the outgoing premier, welcomed Christine Fréchette for a formal meeting ahead of her swearing-in, marking a smooth transition of leadership in Quebec City.
Teen Struck by Vehicle in Etobicoke, Taken to Hospital
A teenage pedestrian was seriously injured after being hit by a vehicle near Kipling Avenue and Hayhurst Road in Etobicoke. Toronto police and paramedics responded to the scene on April 14, 2026.
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Heiltsuk Nation Lobbies in London for 2016 Spill Compensation
A delegation from the Heiltsuk Nation has traveled to London to advocate for compensation related to a 2016 fuel spill, highlighting ongoing environmental and economic impacts on their community.
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