SNOBELEN: When Should Doug Ford Exit Ontario Politics?
After a record third majority mandate, Premier Doug Ford faces speculation about his exit timing. John Snobelen examines the three ways leaders leave and lessons from past premiers.
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N.B. MLAs End Official Languages Act Consultations
New Brunswick MLAs are wrapping up public consultations on the official languages review, gathering feedback from citizens across the province to modernize the 1969 act.
Three critical aspects of CUSMA review for Alberta
CUSMA review begins this week; failure to extend triggers annual reviews, not death. Parallel tariff talks loom. Alberta's exposure is low.
Moncton man dies in crash near Plaster Rock, N.B.
A 27-year-old Moncton man died in a single-vehicle crash on Route 109 near Plaster Rock, N.B., on June 22, 2026. RCMP say the vehicle left the road and struck a tree; no other vehicles involved.
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The UK has seen six prime ministers in ten years, from David Cameron to Keir Starmer, reflecting deep political instability and frequent leadership changes.
Real World Crushes Carney's Davos Speech
Prime Minister Mark Carney shifted from supporting the U.S.-Israel attack on Iran to backing the peace deal, reflecting middle power pragmatism at the G7.
CBC Losing Hockey Night in Canada Is a Return to Tradition
Brian Lilley argues that Rogers taking over NHL broadcasts is not a break from tradition but a return to private sector roots, as CBC originally muscled out competitors.
Fréchette Accuses PQ of Abandoning Capitale-Nationale on Rail
Quebec Transport Minister Fréchette accuses the Parti Québécois of backtracking on the high-speed rail project, threatening the Capitale-Nationale region's economic benefits.
Montreal Walmart Killing: 3 Teens Granted Bail with Conditions
Three teenagers charged with murder at a Montreal Walmart have been granted bail with strict conditions, including curfews and no contact with the victim's family.
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Alberta separatists cling to Canadian passports
Colby Cosh examines the irony of Alberta separatists' attachment to Canadian passports, highlighting the practical value of citizenship and the hidden costs of secession.
Manitoba PCs Block Daudrich from Turtle Mountain Nomination
The Manitoba Progressive Conservatives are preventing former leadership hopeful Wally Daudrich from seeking the party's nomination in the Turtle Mountain constituency.
Quebec Bill to Expand Bill 101 Language Law Introduced
Quebec's government has introduced legislation to broaden the application of Bill 101, the province's landmark French language charter, affecting businesses and public services.
Illegal Gun Sale Conviction Sets Precedent for Accountability
A drug trafficker's conviction for manslaughter after selling a rifle used in multiple killings signals increased legal risks for illegal firearm sellers.
Surrey police board ousts Chief Norm Lipinski
Surrey Police Chief Norm Lipinski must resign by Thursday or face termination. Deputy Chief Todd Matsumoto appointed acting chief.
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N.B. Official Languages Act Review Underway
New Brunswick begins an audit of its official languages act, aiming to assess and improve bilingual services across the province.
Petition: Federal Employees Should Work Remotely 3 Days a Week
A parliamentary petition urges the Canadian government to mandate remote work for federal employees three days per week, citing productivity and work-life balance.
15-Year-Old Boy Stabbed Near Montreal School
A 15-year-old boy was stabbed near a Montreal school, police say. The incident occurred on May 14, 2026, and investigations are ongoing.
Man Faces Multiple B&E Charges in Owen Sound
A man of no fixed address is facing multiple break-and-enter charges in Owen Sound. Police allege he broke into several properties over the past month.
Ontario Teacher Gets 3 Years for Student Sexual Exploitation
Tony Paniccia, 49, former special education head, was sentenced to three years for sexually exploiting a teen student in 2024. The judge cited significant breach of trust.
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Saskatchewan Surveys Youth Social Media Limits
Saskatchewan launches public questionnaires to gather input on potential limits for youth social media use, aiming to address online safety concerns.
Ban Social Media for Under-16 to Protect Kids, Not Tech Firms
Lianna McDonald argues Canada must prioritize child safety over tech profits by banning social media for those under 16, citing rising online exploitation and developmental harms.
OC Transpo Constables Get Drug Arrest Powers
Ontario will empower OC Transpo special constables to arrest individuals for drug use on public transit, aiming to enhance safety and combat drug-related incidents.
Man Seriously Injured in Duncan Stabbing
A 41-year-old man was stabbed in Duncan, B.C., and is in critical but stable condition. An 18-year-old woman was arrested. Police believe it was isolated.
Teen Guilty in Drew Jack Killing on Carry the Kettle Nation
A teenager has entered a guilty plea for the killing of Drew Jack on Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation, marking a significant development in the case.
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Three New MPs Enter House of Commons After Byelections
Three new MPs were sworn into the House of Commons following recent byelections, as pollster Nik Nanos analyzes voter motivations and key issues.
Poilievre Battles Carney Over Cost of Living in Ottawa
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre challenged Prime Minister Mark Carney during Question Period over economic policies and a missing element in a recent photo-op.
Carney's China deal sparks sovereignty concerns, demands debate
Columnist Stephen LeDrew condemns PM Mark Carney's recent agreement with China, calling it a surrender of sovereignty that requires immediate parliamentary scrutiny. Read the full critique.
MP alleges Liberals 'pulling out all stops' to sway opposition
Conservative MP Scott Anderson claims the Liberal government is making an intense offer to convince an opposition MP to cross the floor. Get the latest on this political development.
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With Michael Ma's floor-crossing, the Liberals are one seat from a majority. But a 172-seat majority could create a procedural deadlock, making governance harder, not easier. Read the analysis.
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