Bell: Smith Wrong on Gas Tax, Albertans Deserve Relief
Columnist Rick Bell argues Alberta Premier Danielle Smith should provide immediate gas tax relief, contrasting her stance with federal measures and opposition calls for action.
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Carney's Gas Tax Holiday Echoes Poilievre's Conservative Plan
Prime Minister Mark Carney announces a temporary suspension of federal fuel taxes, a policy first advocated by Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, highlighting opposition impact in parliamentary democracy.
Perth Park Death Now a Homicide Investigation by OPP
The Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a death in Perth's Last Duel Park as a homicide, stating it was a targeted incident with no broader threat to the public.
Manitoba Urged to Extend Work Permits for International Workers
International workers in Manitoba are calling for another extension of expiring work permits, warning that failure to do so could lead to family separations across the province.
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Senator Compares Iran War Costs to WWII Sacrifice
Sen. Roger Marshall defends high gas prices from Trump's Iran conflict, invoking WWII sacrifices and calling Iran a nuclear threat worse than North Korea.
B.C. Introduces Legislation for K'ómoks First Nation Treaty
The B.C. government has introduced legislation to implement a modern treaty with the K'ómoks First Nation, granting land ownership, self-government, and $56 million after 30 years of negotiations.
Regina Police Probe Weapons Offence, Man Injured
Regina police are investigating a weapons-related incident that left a man injured. Authorities are working to determine the cause and circumstances surrounding the offence.
Eby's Iran Distraction Fails Amid Indigenous Questions
British Columbia Premier David Eby attempted to shift focus to foreign policy during a press conference, but journalists persistently questioned his government's handling of Indigenous relations and the Declaration Act.
Fake Undercover Cop Robs Victims in Hamilton: Police Alert
Hamilton Police are seeking information on a suspect posing as an undercover officer who robbed two victims downtown. The incidents occurred on Monday, with the suspect using a black SUV and claiming police authority.
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Pro-Palestinian Activists in Court After Montreal Bank Sit-In
Two individuals, Felix Bradley and Harar V.A. Hall, appeared in court following their arrest for a pro-Palestine protest at a Scotiabank branch in Montreal. The incident highlights ongoing activism related to Middle East conflicts in Canadian urban center
Edmonton Police Watchdog Probes Woman's Death in Custody
Alberta's police oversight agency is investigating the March death of a woman in Edmonton Police Service custody, with details emerging amid calls for transparency.
Missing Woman's Husband Released in Bahamas as Abuse Photo Emerges
Brian Hooker, husband of missing Michigan woman Lynette Hooker, has been released from police custody in the Bahamas. The release coincides with an online photo showing alleged bruises on Lynette's back, shared by her mother.
Mississauga Bus Driver's Trial Begins in Fatal Crash
The trial of Baljeet Dhaliwal, a Mississauga bus driver accused of dangerous operation causing death, has commenced in Brampton. The case centers on a horrific 2023 collision that killed Sharron Williams, with contested brake failure claims.
Dramatic Arson Caught on Camera in East Regina
A suspect nearly set himself on fire during a dramatic arson incident in Regina, captured on video over the weekend. The footage shows the intense moments as flames engulf a property.
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Ontario Leaders Speak Out Against Antisemitism at Holocaust Event
Party leaders and MPPs at Queen's Park held a ceremony for Yom Hashoah, condemning increasing antisemitism and emphasizing the need for peace in Ontario.
Orillia Council Votes Against Controversial Monument Return
Orillia's city council has voted against reinstalling the controversial Samuel de Champlain monument, removed in 2017, amid ongoing debates over historical representation and community values.
Iran War Talks May Resume in Pakistan Amid U.S. Blockade
U.S. President Donald Trump indicates negotiations to end the Iran war could restart in Pakistan within days, following a weekend collapse. The U.S. blockade of Iranian ports has stirred tensions but calmed oil prices slightly, while global economic conce
No Injuries in East-End Ottawa Shooting, Police Probe
Ottawa police responded to a shooting on Beaconwood Drive early April 14, finding bullet holes and shell casings. No injuries reported, with an earlier incident at same residence under investigation.
Alberta Liberals Partner with Strategist to Oppose Referendum
The Alberta Liberal Party has teamed up with a political strategist to launch a campaign opposing the province's upcoming referendum questions, aiming to mobilize public dissent ahead of the vote.
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Congress Returns Amid Trump Controversy, GOP Dismisses Concerns
Congress reconvenes after recess as Republicans deflect questions about President Trump's erratic behavior, including threats against Iran and AI-generated Jesus imagery, while Democrats push for mental fitness evaluation.
Daughter Sentenced for Defrauding Residential School Survivor Mother
An emotional sentencing hearing in London concluded with a daughter convicted of defrauding her mother, a residential school survivor, out of settlement money. The case highlights deep familial betrayal and the ongoing trauma from Canada's residential sch
Regina's Tax Expansion Plan Backed by SUMA Members
Regina's initiative to broaden municipal tax options has been endorsed by SUMA members, marking a significant step in local fiscal policy development and urban governance.
Halifax Harbour Restricted Near McNabs Island by Defence Department
The Department of National Defence has imposed a temporary restriction on public access to a section of Halifax Harbour adjacent to McNabs Island, citing operational security needs.
Police Seek Truck in Rothesay Attempted Break-In
Kennebecasis Regional Police are investigating an alleged attempted break and enter in Rothesay, New Brunswick, and are searching for a truck connected to the incident.
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North Regina Arson Caught on Camera, Suspect Nearly Set on Fire
A dramatic arson incident in North Regina was captured on video over the weekend, showing a suspect who nearly set himself on fire. The footage reveals the intense moments of the crime.
Sask. Man with Hate Crime Convictions Faces New Charge
Travis Patron, 35, arrested by Carlyle RCMP for allegedly posting hateful material online. He has prior convictions for promoting hatred against Jews, assault, and harassment.
Carney's Political Mastery Secures Liberal Majority
Prime Minister Mark Carney has outmaneuvered the Conservatives, securing a majority government through strategic defections and policy adoption, while promoting a 'new world order' vision.
King Charles to Address Congress, Meet Trump on State Visit
King Charles III is scheduled to deliver a historic address to a joint meeting of the U.S. Congress and hold a private meeting with former President Donald Trump during an upcoming state visit, marking a significant diplomatic engagement.
DOJ Moves to Vacate Jan. 6 Extremist Leaders' Convictions
The Justice Department has requested a federal appeals court to vacate seditious conspiracy convictions for Proud Boys and Oath Keepers leaders involved in the January 6 Capitol attack, marking a significant legal reversal.
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North Regina Arson Caught on Camera, Police Investigate
Regina police are investigating a deliberate arson attack in the city's north end, with surveillance footage capturing the dramatic incident. Authorities have released the video through Crime Stoppers as part of their ongoing investigation.
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