Ontario Consolidates Conservation Authorities
Ontario government announces plan to consolidate conservation authorities in November 2025. Learn how this restructuring will impact environmental management across the province.
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Edmonton Sergeant Chosen for Ottawa Remembrance Day
An Edmonton sergeant has been selected for a special role in Ottawa's National Remembrance Day Ceremony. Learn about this honor and the significance of the ceremony.
Cowichan Aboriginal title case faces rare reopening bid
The largest private landowner in Cowichan seeks to reopen Aboriginal title case after BC Supreme Court recognized Cowichan Nation rights. Learn about this rare legal move.
RCMP respond to multiple homicides across Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan RCMP are actively investigating several homicide cases across the province, including a youth charged with murder in Whitewood. Stay informed on developing investigations.
NB seeks 5-year review of Official Languages Act
New Brunswick government plans systematic review of Official Languages Act every five years to ensure language policies remain effective and relevant for all residents.
Cruz: GOP Colleagues Fearful to Criticize Tucker Carlson
Sen. Ted Cruz claims Republican colleagues privately agree Tucker Carlson should be rebuked for his interview with white supremacist Nick Fuentes but fear his media influence.
Sudbury Police Budget Increase Cut to 10.2%
Sudbury police board reduces budget increase to 10.2% following emergency meeting. Learn how this decision impacts municipal spending and taxpayer burden.
Timmins shooting: One dead, police suspect drug links
Timmins police investigate Wednesday night shooting that left one dead and another injured. Authorities suggest possible connections to local drug subculture. Latest updates.
Premier Tech Drops Israel Cycling Team Sponsorship
Quebec's Premier Tech terminates its co-title sponsorship of the Israel Premier Tech cycling team, citing untenable pressure from pro-Palestinian groups. Read the full story.
$1M contraband cigarettes seized in Newfoundland bust
Royal Newfoundland Constabulary arrests three men in Mount Pearl after months-long investigation uncovers illegal cigarettes, cocaine, and firearm. Read the full details.
Ex-London candidate describes Lebanon airstrike horror
Former London political candidate Mohamed Hammoud shares harrowing experience of surviving airstrike in southern Lebanon. Read his firsthand account of the unimaginable events.
Downtown Edmonton's O-day'min Park Officially Opens
Edmonton's newest downtown park, O-day'min Park, officially opened on November 7, 2025. The beautiful gathering space features playgrounds and green areas for community enjoyment.
Calgary hosts largest Alberta Municipalities convention
Over 1,200 officials gather in Calgary for the largest Alberta Municipalities convention. Key votes include education tax collection and speeches from Premier Smith.
Hegseth Pushes for Faster Pentagon Weapons Buying
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth demands Pentagon accelerate weapons procurement, prioritizing speed over cost-effectiveness. New approach aims to modernize military capabilities faster.
Laval police Taser incident under investigation
Quebec's police watchdog investigates after Laval officer uses Taser on person in crisis. Get the latest details on this developing story.
US to boycott G20 in South Africa over farmer claims
President Trump declares US boycott of G20 summit in South Africa, repeating allegations about treatment of white farmers. Get the latest on this diplomatic development.
Nova Scotia premier outraged over court poppy ban
Nova Scotia Premier expresses outrage after court staff told they need judge's permission to wear remembrance poppies. Read about the controversy and reactions.
Simcoe County launches StreetReach homelessness program
Simcoe County partners with local organizations to launch StreetReach, a new outreach program addressing the homelessness crisis. Learn how this initiative aims to help vulnerable residents.
Regina Remembrance Day Honors First Nations Veterans
First Nations University of Canada hosts poignant Remembrance Day ceremony recognizing Indigenous veterans' service and sacrifices. Read about Darren Tanner's story and National Indigenous Veterans Day.
Marking Indigenous Veterans Day in Manitoba
Discover meaningful ways Manitobans can recognize Indigenous Veterans Day this November 8. Learn about ceremonies and educational opportunities to honour Indigenous military contributions.
St. John's man, 27, charged with murder: police
A 27-year-old man from St. John's has been charged with murder after another man was found dead. The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary is investigating the homicide.
Vancouver RCMP trio violated conduct code with racist texts
Three Coquitlam RCMP constables found guilty of misconduct for exchanging racist and sexist messages. Adjudicator rules violations occurred in 2025 hearing.
UCP MLA recall petitions expand across Alberta ridings
Grassroots movement to recall United Conservative Party MLAs gains momentum as Elections Alberta approves second petition. Airdrie canvassers prepare to collect signatures this weekend.
Côte-St-Luc Mayor Loses by One Vote, Files for Recount
Ex-mayor Mitchell Brownstein files for a judicial recount after a stunning one-vote loss in the Côte-St-Luc election. Will the results change? Follow the legal battle.
Suspected truck thief found asleep behind wheel in Olds
RCMP officers in Olds, Alberta discovered a suspected stolen truck with the driver asleep behind the wheel. The unusual arrest occurred during routine patrol operations.
Impaired Driver Arrested in Guelph via Plate Reader Tech
Guelph police used automated licence plate reader technology to identify and arrest an impaired driver. Learn how this innovative system enhances road safety in our community.
London reinstates housing director amid severance dispute
Craig Cooper reinstated in Housing Stability Services while whistleblower Kate Green alleges City Hall slashed her severance after harassment interview. Latest London municipal news.
Shutdown Hunger Crisis: Food Banks Overwhelmed
As Canada's government shutdown continues, food banks face unprecedented demand while millions await food benefits. Learn how this crisis is affecting families nationwide.
NS judge approves $32M disability settlement
Nova Scotia court approves landmark $32-million settlement for people with disabilities. Learn about this historic decision and what it means for disability rights in Canada.
Toronto's $31M TTC Safety Plan Adds 160 Staff
Toronto unveils a major transit safety plan with 160 new TTC staff and 24/7 mental health crisis teams on subway platforms. Mayor Chow says the $31M investment will make a real difference.
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