Cambridge Councillors Get Pay Raise Approved
Cambridge City Council has passed a motion to increase salaries for city councillors, marking a significant compensation adjustment for municipal representatives in 2026.
Category : Politics
Ottawa Teens Charged in Gatineau Armed Robberies
Three teenagers from Ottawa have been charged following two armed robberies in Gatineau on Monday evening. Police responded to incidents within 80 minutes, leading to arrests.
Edmonton May Revisit Calcium Chloride for Road Salt
An Edmonton city councillor has requested a review of potentially reintroducing calcium chloride for snow removal, years after its discontinuation due to environmental and infrastructure concerns.
Edmonton OKs Century Park Retail Parking Changes
Edmonton City Council has approved modifications to the Century Park redevelopment project, allowing retail street parking to proceed as part of the urban renewal initiative.
B.C. Government Spending Cuts to Address Deficit
British Columbia's government warns of significant spending reductions affecting families, seniors, and vulnerable populations as it addresses an $11.2 billion deficit.
Eby Forms Advisory Panel for Police Extortion Response
Premier David Eby announces a community advisory group to improve police communication with extortion victims, but critics call it insufficient amid rising crime.
U.S. Navy Shoots Down Iranian Drone Near Aircraft Carrier
A U.S. Navy F-35C fighter jet shot down an Iranian drone approaching the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Arabian Sea, escalating tensions amid planned nuclear talks.
Melt ICE Act Targets DHS Funding and Immigration Detention
Democratic lawmakers propose legislation to end ICE detention and monitoring, redirecting funds to impacted communities amid bipartisan pressure on DHS.
Deport Iranian Agents in Canada, Editorial Urges
An editorial demands Canada crack down on an estimated 700 Iranian regime agents living in the country, citing security threats and recent protests in Toronto.
Toronto Lawyer in Trouble Over AI-Generated Court Filings
A Toronto lawyer faces misconduct and contempt proceedings after allegedly using ChatGPT to prepare court documents containing fake case citations, then lying about it to a judge.
High-Risk Offender Stays Behind Bars After Court Appearance
A high-risk offender remains incarcerated following a brief court appearance in Kitchener, with authorities continuing to prioritize public safety in the ongoing legal proceedings.
Ex-B.C. Lawyer Guilty of First-Degree Murder
A former British Columbia lawyer has been found guilty of first-degree murder in the death of a client, marking a significant legal development in a high-profile criminal case.
Fredericton's Councillor Program Preps Candidates for Spring Election
The City of Fredericton is hosting an educational initiative to demystify municipal governance for prospective council candidates before the upcoming spring election.
Calgary Inquiry Probes Mixed COVID Vaccines in Man's Death
A Calgary fatality inquiry is investigating whether mixed COVID-19 vaccines contributed to a man's death, with lawyers raising concerns about manufacturer recommendations.
Florida Candidate Uses Tinder for Voter Outreach Amid Controversy
James Fishback, a Republican gubernatorial candidate in Florida, has joined Tinder to connect with young female voters, sparking criticism and reviving past misconduct allegations.
Cold Weather Slows Winnipeg Encampment Enforcement
Extreme winter conditions in Winnipeg are significantly delaying the city's enforcement actions at homeless encampments, with officials citing slower progress due to safety concerns and operational challenges.
Highway of Heroes Honors Fallen Soldier Sebastian Halmagean
A solemn procession along the Highway of Heroes brought home Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, with Canadians lining bridges to honor the 24-year-old soldier who died in Latvia.
Saskatoon Police Probe First 2026 Homicide After Stabbing
Saskatoon police are investigating the city's first homicide of 2026 after two men arrived at St. Paul's Hospital with stab wounds early Tuesday morning, with one victim succumbing to injuries.
Machete-Wielding Man Sought After Ontario Robbery
Ontario Provincial Police are searching for a masked suspect in a red spandex suit after a machete robbery in Penetanguishene, part of a series of criminal incidents across Canada.
White House Spins Trump's 'Nationalize Voting' Call
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt attempted to reframe Donald Trump's call to 'nationalize the voting' as support for voter ID laws, despite Trump's actual comments urging Republicans to take over election processes in multiple states.
Barrie High School Robbery Suspect Denied Bail
A youth accused in an alleged gunpoint robbery at Maple Ridge Secondary School in Barrie, Ontario, has been denied bail as police continue their investigation into the serious incident.
Alberta's Federal Contribution Fuels Separatist Sentiment
Alberta contributed $285.1 billion more to federal coffers than it received from 2007-2024, fueling separatist sentiment as federal energy policies target the province's oil and gas industry.
Moncton Fire Department Fights Two Serious Fires in 48 Hours
The Moncton Fire Department responded to two significant structural fires in less than two days, highlighting emergency response challenges in New Brunswick.
Regina Teen Charged After Gun Incident
A teenager in Regina is confronting several serious charges after an incident involving a firearm, as confirmed by local law enforcement authorities in Saskatchewan.
51st State Fear Used as Political Weapon in Canadian Election
Analysis reveals how improbable threats of Canada becoming a 51st U.S. state were weaponized during the 2025 election, influencing voters despite constitutional realities.
Barrie Poll Shows Approval for Homelessness Handling
A recent poll reveals Barrie residents' approval of the city's approach to homelessness, five months after initial concerns. The survey highlights public sentiment on municipal strategies.
Hamilton Soldier Honoured at Repatriation Ceremony in Trenton
The body of Canadian soldier Sebastian Halmagean from Hamilton, who died in Latvia, was repatriated at CFB Trenton. Crowds gathered to pay tribute to the fallen serviceman in a solemn ceremony.
Eby: Close Refugee Loopholes for Extortion Suspects
B.C. Premier David Eby calls on Vancouver MPs to address legal loopholes allowing individuals accused of extortion to claim refugee status in Canada.
Ex-Mountie: Vancouver Man Feared 'Hit' Due to Feeling
A coroner's inquest hears testimony from a former RCMP officer about a Vancouver man's premonition of danger before the deaths of Janet Nguyen, Chris Duong, and their sons.
Moncton Double-Murder Trial: Police Operation Testimony
The Moncton double-murder trial continues as the court hears detailed testimony regarding the police operation. Key evidence presented sheds light on the investigation.
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