Regina Bail Hearing Delayed in Highway Shooting Case
A Regina man's bail hearing has been adjourned as he faces serious charges in connection with a deadly highway shooting that claimed one life. Get the latest courtroom developments.
Category : Politics
Winnipeg Proposes End to Some Free Parking, Adds App
Winnipeg's new parking strategy could eliminate certain free parking spaces while introducing modern payment options and dynamic pricing to address downtown congestion and revenue challenges.
Taxpayers fund Waterloo Region transit shortfall
Regional councillors approve controversial plan to cover $12.5 million transit deficit through property taxes, sparking concerns about future fiscal responsibility.
Foreign Nationals Increasing in Canadian Federal Prisons
Exclusive analysis reveals a concerning trend in Canadian federal prisons as the population of non-citizen inmates continues to climb, raising questions about immigration enforcement and correctional system impacts.
Canada's Indigenous Rights Iceberg Grows Larger
A groundbreaking legal analysis reveals how the Tsilhqot'in land title decision could reshape resource development and Indigenous relations across Canada, creating unprecedented uncertainty for industry and government.
Vancouver Approves Major Downtown Eastside Overhaul
Vancouver City Council has approved the 'Improve Downtown Eastside' decision, marking a pivotal moment for one of Canada's most challenging neighborhoods. The comprehensive plan aims to transform housing, safety, and social services while balancing commun
Canada Tightens Criminal Checks for Citizenship
Discover how Canada's new immigration rules are tightening criminal background checks for citizenship applicants, affecting processing times and approval rates.
Federal Budget Fails First Nations: AFN Chief
Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak expresses deep disappointment with Canada's 2024 federal budget, calling it a failure to address critical infrastructure gaps and implement Jordan's Principle.
Pronunciation debate delays UCP bill in Alberta legislature
A surprising pronunciation debate over 'status' versus 'statute' caused unexpected delays in the introduction of a UCP government bill, creating a rare moment of parliamentary confusion in Alberta's legislature.
Nancy Mace's SNAP Benefit Controversy Sparks Hypocrisy Claims
Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace faces criticism after revealing her family used SNAP benefits while opposing program expansion, highlighting political hypocrisy debate.
Illegal construction debris dumping plagues Calgary community
Calgary's Kincora neighbourhood faces an environmental crisis as illegal construction dumping transforms green spaces into wastelands. Residents demand action as mattresses, drywall, and hazardous materials accumulate.
Carney Government Survives Critical Budget Vote
Prime Minister Carney's minority government narrowly survives the first of several confidence votes on the federal budget, setting the stage for continued political tension in Ottawa.
Saskatoon Proposes Historic 8.32% Property Tax Hike
Saskatoon residents face the largest property tax hike in recent memory as city council proposes an 8.32% increase to address budget pressures and infrastructure needs.
Conservative MP Resigns - Second Tory Exit in 48 Hours
In a stunning political development, Conservative MP Ryan Williams resigns from Parliament just days after colleague Dr. Stephen Ellis crossed the floor, creating a major crisis for Pierre Poilievre's leadership.
Driver gets 21 months for nearly hitting police officer
A Northern Ontario man faces extended jail time after a dangerous incident where he almost hit a North Bay police officer with his vehicle during an attempted traffic stop.
Hannity rescues emotional Ted Cruz during election meltdown
Fox News host Sean Hannity intervened dramatically as Senator Ted Cruz faced devastating election results, revealing deep fractures within the Republican party ahead of crucial runoffs.
Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux Resigns From Parliament
Edmonton Riverbend's Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux announces immediate resignation from Parliament, sparking speculation about political future and upcoming by-election in key Alberta riding.
Moose Jaw drug bust: Fentanyl, meth found in traffic stop
Saskatchewan RCMP make significant drug seizure during routine traffic stop near Moose Jaw, uncovering fentanyl, methamphetamine and stolen property.
Conservative MP quits caucus in second defection
In a stunning political development, Conservative MP Richard Martel resigns from caucus just days after another Conservative crossed the floor, creating turmoil for Pierre Poilievre's leadership.
80+ charges laid after weeklong Alberta crime spree
Two men face extensive criminal charges after a weeklong crime wave across Central Alberta that involved stolen vehicles, break-ins, and dangerous driving, according to RCMP.
Gov't Shutdown: Flight Delays, Food Stamp Cuts Warned
Democratic lawmakers sound the alarm on potential travel chaos and food assistance disruptions as another government shutdown looms. Learn how this political standoff could impact millions of Americans.
Hydro-Québec Espionage Trial: Researcher's Defense Revealed
Exclusive courtroom revelations show how a Hydro-Québec researcher allegedly leveraged trade secrets for Chinese academic positions amid employment uncertainties.
Sask Party Defends Membership Rule Changes Amid Criticism
Saskatchewan's government responds to claims that new party membership rules could limit participation, insisting the changes actually increase accessibility for members across the province.
Bombardier Partners with U.S. Army for Veteran Careers
Bombardier joins the U.S. Army's Partnership for Your Success (PAYS) program, creating exciting aerospace career opportunities for transitioning soldiers and military veterans across Canada and the United States.
B.C. homeowner denied compensation after police tear gas damage
A Surrey resident's home was severely damaged during a police operation involving tear gas canisters. Despite extensive cleanup costs and property destruction, the homeowner has been denied financial compensation, raising questions about police accountabi
Firefighter demands inquiry into Sask wildfire response
A veteran Saskatchewan firefighter is calling for a comprehensive public inquiry into the province's handling of recent wildfires, arguing that a simple review won't address systemic failures that put communities at risk.
Carney's PM ambitions: Why China would be pleased
Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney's rumoured political ambitions are raising eyebrows as analysts suggest China would enthusiastically support his rise to power, creating potential foreign policy complications for Canada.
Toronto's Kristallnacht: Political Silence on Jewish Attacks
Multiple Jewish schools and synagogues in Toronto were vandalized in what's being called Canada's own Kristallnacht incident, while political leaders remain conspicuously silent.
Man charged in Elizabethtown-Kitley Township homicide
A 40-year-old man faces serious charges following a deadly incident at an Elizabeth-Kitley Township home. Ontario Provincial Police continue their investigation into the tragic event that has shaken the rural community.
Federal Budget Disappoints Alberta: Economic Analysis
Economic experts reveal how the latest federal budget overlooks Alberta's energy sector and fails to provide meaningful support for carbon capture initiatives, raising concerns about regional economic impacts.
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