Sask Party Eyes Citizenship Requirement for Members
The Saskatchewan Party is exploring a significant policy change that would require Canadian citizenship for party membership, sparking debate about political participation in provincial politics.
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Saskatchewan to pass fair gun buyback compensation law
Saskatchewan is preparing to introduce groundbreaking legislation ensuring fair market value compensation for firearms affected by the federal buyback program. Learn how this provincial move could set a national precedent.
Edmonton Police Chief Revolutionizes Community Safety Approach
Chief Warren Driechel transforms Edmonton policing with groundbreaking collaborations between police and social service agencies to address root causes of crime.
Trump confuses South Africa with South America
Former President Donald Trump made a significant geographical error during a rally, mistakenly referring to South Africa as being in South America while discussing immigration policies.
Chatham-Kent proposes 49% tax hike in 2026 budget
Chatham-Kent officials are sounding the alarm as the 2026 budget proposes nearly 50% tax increase, blaming provincial funding restrictions for forcing drastic measures on local taxpayers.
Manitoba First Nations Push for Federal Budget Changes
Manitoba First Nations leaders are calling for urgent amendments to the federal budget, arguing it fails to address pressing infrastructure, healthcare, and economic development needs in their communities.
Vancouver may cut 400 jobs in budget crisis
A confidential internal memo reveals Vancouver is considering massive job cuts and service reductions to address a severe budget shortfall, sparking concerns about municipal services.
Teen and woman charged after police chase and shooting near Edmonton
A 16-year-old boy and 38-year-old woman are facing serious charges following a violent incident involving gunfire and a high-speed police pursuit in Leduc County, Alberta.
Federal Budget Cuts Hit Ottawa Services
Ottawa faces significant service reductions as federal budget cuts take effect. From healthcare to infrastructure, discover how these changes will impact residents and local businesses across the National Capital Region.
Alberta Recall Act Stays: No Changes Coming
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announces the province's recall legislation will remain unchanged for now, despite ongoing debates about its effectiveness and implementation requirements.
Carney's first budget gets mixed reviews
Prime Minister Mark Carney's inaugural budget faces polarized reactions across Canada, with economists praising fiscal responsibility while critics condemn spending cuts to social programs.
Tilbury woman released on bail in murder case
A Tilbury woman charged with first-degree murder in the death of Henry Neudorf has been granted bail as she awaits trial. Get the latest developments in this ongoing Windsor-area court case.
Cambridge LRT Expansion Faces Growing Opposition
As Waterloo Region considers extending LRT service into Cambridge, vocal opposition emerges citing financial burdens, environmental impacts, and questions about the project's necessity for the growing community.
BC Court Awards Cowichan Tribes $500M Land Settlement
A landmark legal decision grants Cowichan Tribes one of British Columbia's largest-ever land claim settlements, resolving decades of dispute over traditional territories.
Mississauga man pleads guilty to NYC terror attack
Trevor Bickford, a Canadian man from Mississauga, admits to terrorism charges for a 2022 New Year's Eve knife attack on NYPD officers in Times Square. Learn about the case and sentencing details.
Police hunt arson suspect after North York sports bar fire
Toronto police are searching for an unidentified suspect after a deliberately set fire damaged a popular North York sports bar. Security footage captured the individual starting the blaze.
FAA: Shutdown Could Cripple Air Travel Safety
Exclusive: Internal FAA documents reveal how a potential government shutdown could cripple air traffic control operations, causing major flight delays and compromising aviation safety across Canada and the US.
Satellite Images Show Mass Graves in Sudan's El Fasher
Exclusive satellite evidence uncovers disturbing mass burial sites in Darfur as humanitarian crisis deepens and war crimes allegations intensify against paramilitary forces.
Ottawa's Public Servant Transition Plan to Gatineau
Discover how Ottawa's innovative transition strategy is helping public servants relocate to Gatineau with housing support, tax benefits, and community integration programs.
Climate plan costs hidden in federal budget, critics say
Federal budget documents exclude billions in climate strategy costs while revealing new carbon tax details. Analysis shows significant financial gaps in Canada's climate competitiveness plan.
Tracadie man charged in child exploitation investigation
RCMP in New Brunswick have arrested and charged a 43-year-old Tracadie man following a comprehensive investigation into child sexual abuse material and online exploitation.
Carney: Budget Results Will Take Decades
Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney delivers sobering assessment of federal budget, warning economic transformation requires generational patience and strategic discipline.
Massive Fuel Spill After BC Train Derailment
Emergency crews respond to major environmental incident as over 12,000 litres of diesel fuel contaminates BC interior following train derailment near Tabor Mountain.
Nova Scotia Tory Defection Rocks Parliament
Conservative MP Chris d'Entremont's dramatic defection to Nova Scotia's Progressive Conservatives sparks debate about political loyalty and parliamentary strategy in Canadian politics.
Quebec Slams Federal Budget Infrastructure Funding
Quebec's government expresses deep disappointment with federal budget infrastructure funding, calling it insufficient for provincial needs and demanding better partnership.
Murder Trial Witness: 'I Was Extremely Doped Up' in Saskatoon Court
A crucial witness in a Saskatoon murder trial faces credibility challenges after admitting to being heavily medicated during court testimony, raising questions about the case's integrity.
Essex Waives Taxi Licensing Fees Until 2025
The Town of Essex eliminates taxi licensing fees until December 2025, providing financial relief for drivers and improving transportation access for residents across the municipality.
Quebec Premier Defends Spending, Demands Fair Federal Share
Quebec Premier François Legault pushes back against federal criticism of provincial spending, demanding Quebec receives its rightful share of federal transfers in the latest budget.
Human remains found in Smiths Falls: OPP investigation
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating after human remains were found in a wooded area of Smiths Falls. The discovery was made near the Rideau River, prompting a major police response.
Didsbury Man Charged in Alleged Youth Sexual Abuse
RCMP lay multiple charges against Didsbury resident in disturbing youth sexual abuse investigation. Latest updates on the case from Mountain View County.
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