One Arrested in Hamilton Home Stabbing
A suspect has been arrested following a stabbing at a residence in Hamilton. Police are investigating the incident, which left one victim injured.
Category : Provincial Politics
Russian Billionaire Sues Canada Over Sanctions
Nikita Mishin, a Russian billionaire, is suing the Canadian government to be removed from its sanctions list, arguing his inclusion was an error and he opposes Putin's war.
Bike Days signage questioned; Lansdowne 2.0 criticized
Readers question NCC's Bike Days signage, criticize Lansdowne 2.0 spending, and call for better transit solutions for DND employees.
15 Wing Moose Jaw Workers Locked Out After Strike Begins
Union says Sodexo locked out 35 civilian workers at 15 Wing Moose Jaw without required notice, one day after they began a rotating strike over fair wages and benefits.
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Separation petition ruling 'incomprehensible': Rath
Lawyer for Alberta Independence Petition Project calls judge's decision to overturn separation petition 'incomprehensible' and an 'error in law,' announces appeal.
Access road construction begins in Old Fort, B.C.
Construction of a new access road to Old Fort, B.C., is set to begin after a landslide severed the only road link, triggering an evacuation order.
Two Dead in RV Fire Near Trail; No Foul Play
Two people died in a recreational vehicle fire in a remote area near Trail, BC. Police confirm the fire is not suspicious and the investigation has been turned over to the coroner.
Private surgery firm gave $35,500 to Sask. Party
Surgical Centres Inc., which expanded its contract with Saskatchewan in October, donated over $35,500 to the governing party since 2012. The deal could be worth $177 million.
CFB Moose Jaw Support Staff Strike After Contract Failure
Support staff at Canadian Forces Base Moose Jaw are on strike after contract negotiations failed, according to the union representing workers.
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OPP Search for Suspect in Pembroke Gas Station Robbery
Ontario Provincial Police are searching for a suspect after an armed robbery at a gas station in Pembroke. No injuries reported. Investigation ongoing.
Two suspects wanted after violent assault in west Windsor
Windsor police are searching for two suspects following a violent assault in the city's west end. The incident occurred on May 13, 2026, leaving one victim injured.
Altercation at Manitoba Gathering Leads to Death, Manslaughter Charge
RCMP charge a Manitoba man with manslaughter after a fatal altercation at a gathering. The incident occurred in the province, leading to the death of a victim.
Regina Council Reviews Accessibility Plan Progress
Regina city council reviews progress on the Accessibility Plan, with Councillor Sarah Turnbull expressing satisfaction. The plan aims to improve accessibility across the city.
Lethbridge Police, Sheriffs Execute 150+ Warrants
Lethbridge Police Service, in collaboration with Alberta Sheriffs, conducted a warrant enforcement operation resulting in over 150 arrests. The initiative targeted individuals with outstanding warrants, enhancing community safety.
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Saskatoon Police Seek Child Luring Suspect
Saskatoon police are asking for public assistance to identify a suspect in two child luring incidents. The man is described as Caucasian, in his 50s, clean-shaven, and wearing a black Under Armour ball cap.
Quebec Minister: SAQ Must Evolve with Society
Quebec's finance minister states that the SAQ must adapt to societal changes, emphasizing the need for modernization in the province's alcohol retail system.
Sask. crime teams laid 1,200 charges in 2025
Saskatchewan's crime reduction teams laid over 1,200 criminal charges in 2025, targeting organized crime, drug trafficking, and weapons offenses across the province.
Mother Charged with Murder in Toddler's Death in Scarborough
A mother faces first-degree murder charges after the death of her toddler in Scarborough. Toronto police's Homicide Unit is investigating the incident.
Victoria Day 2026: Open and Closed in Canada
Find out what's open and closed on Victoria Day 2026 in Canada, including government services, retail stores, and more.
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Winnipeg Drug Bust: Guns, Cocaine, Cash Seized
Winnipeg police seized multiple loaded firearms, cocaine, and cash during a drug bust. The operation targeted drug trafficking in the city, leading to arrests.
Lethbridge council rejects EMS contract, gambles on talks
Lethbridge city council voted not to accept provincial EMS contract conditions, hoping to continue negotiations. The province may now decide the future of the fire-EMS model.
Fréchette Silent on Nemaska Lithium Recommendation Knowledge
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette refused to disclose whether she was aware of an unfavourable recommendation regarding the Nemaska Lithium project during Question Period.
Sask. Man Arrested in Iqaluit with $16,000 Cash
Nunavut RCMP arrested Yahya Mohammed, 27, from Saskatchewan, carrying $16,000 on a flight from Pangnirtung to Iqaluit. He had a warrant out for his arrest.
Woman Charged After Stolen Truck Hits Officer, Bus
A woman faces charges after a stolen five-ton truck struck an RCMP officer and crashed into a school bus in Winnipeg. No serious injuries were reported.
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One Shot in Waterloo, Suspects Still at Large
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a shooting that left one person injured. Suspects remain at large as officers search for leads.
Saskatchewan's Transformation Over 28 Years
Rob O'Flanagan recounts leaving Saskatchewan in 1994 and returning 28 years later to find a province transformed by economic growth, mining, and Indigenous partnerships.
Ex-convict with violent past runs for Newfoundland council
Paul Hanlon, who served over two years for a violent home invasion and other crimes, is now a candidate for town council in Victoria, Newfoundland.
B.C. Tribunal Rules Conservatism Not a Political View
A B.C. human rights tribunal dismissed a professor's complaint, ruling that conservatism is not a protected political belief under the code.
Sudbury Mayor Paul Lefebvre Seeks Second Term
Greater Sudbury Mayor Paul Lefebvre has announced his re-election campaign, aiming to continue the city's momentum from the past four years.
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Sudbury Council: 9 Incumbents, 4 New Faces
Sudbury's city council sees nine returning members and four new faces after the 2022 municipal election, with Mayor Paul Lefebvre leading the new term.
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