Alberta Separatist Rally Centers on Taber Billboard
A pro-separation billboard in Taber, Alberta, became the focal point of a rally on Sunday calling for the province's independence from Canada.
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Regina police take suspect into custody after weapons call
Regina police arrested a suspect following a weapons complaint on Wallace Street on June 28, 2026. The incident prompted a significant police response, with officers taking one person into custody without injury.
Canada's immigration slowdown hits P.E.I. as newcomer arrivals drop
Prince Edward Island is feeling the effects of Canada's declining immigration numbers, with fewer newcomers arriving and local businesses and services already adjusting to the shift.
Forever Canadian Founder Rejects Smith's Referendum Claim
Forever Canadian founder pushes back against Danielle Smith's claim that rallies are about a referendum, stating their question is not on the referendum.
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Traffic Complaint Leads to Impaired Driving Charges
A traffic complaint in Barrie resulted in impaired driving charges. Police responded to a report of erratic driving and arrested the driver. The incident highlights ongoing enforcement efforts.
OPP seeks missing 15-year-old girl last seen in North Elmsley
Ontario Provincial Police are asking the public for help locating Sierra Dunlop, 15, missing since Saturday night near Dunlop Sideroad in Drummond/North Elmsley, about 80 km southwest of Ottawa.
Stolen Car Leads to Three Arrests in Caledon, OPP Say
Three people were arrested in Caledon after police tracked a stolen vehicle. The Ontario Provincial Police say the arrests occurred on June 28, 2026, following a brief investigation.
Concordia massacre perpetrator Valery Fabrikant dies in prison
Valery Fabrikant, who killed four people at Concordia University in 1992, has died in prison at age 82, according to the Correctional Service of Canada.
Indigenous US woman wins Canadian immigration appeal
A Federal Court judge overturned a Canadian immigration officer's decision to deny permanent residency to an Indigenous American woman, citing failure to consider systemic factors affecting Indigenous people and the best interests of her children.
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12 Arrested, 6 Ejected from Vancouver World Cup Festivities
Vancouver police report 12 arrests and six ejections during Friday's World Cup festivities at BC Place, with charges including assault and public intoxication.
Hezbollah Leader Rejects Israel-Lebanon Framework Deal
Hezbollah leader Naim Kassem rejected the Israel-Lebanon framework agreement, calling it a humiliation, as the deal links Israeli withdrawal to Hezbollah's disarmament.
Findlay's B.C. Legislature Seat: Three Key Steps
New B.C. Conservative leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay must secure a seat in the legislature via byelection, likely by asking an MLA to step aside, with timing and riding selection critical.
Edmonton Letters: Dani Dollars Should Fund Hospitals
A letter writer argues Premier Danielle Smith's $100 affordability payments are an insult, suggesting the $340 million be used for hospitals and schools instead.
34 New Transit Peace Officers Graduate in Calgary
34 new transit peace officers graduated in Calgary, boosting the force to 212 officers patrolling LRT stations and buses to enhance public safety.
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Trade and pipeline deals 'all coming to a head': analyst
Canada West Foundation CEO Gary Mar says North American free trade and pipeline deals are reaching a critical juncture as Alberta's Smith government prepares a pipeline application.
Winnipeg police arrest man in carjacking with gun
Winnipeg police have arrested a man who allegedly used a firearm during a carjacking. The suspect is in custody facing multiple charges.
Alberta Flags Fly High at Town Parade Amid Separatism Debate
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith rode in the Ponoka Stampede parade on June 26, 2026, as Alberta and Canadian flags flew high amid ongoing separatism discussions.
Gibbons residents vote to keep town status amid $13M debt
Residents of Gibbons, Alberta, voted to retain town status despite a $13 million debt, rejecting dissolution into a hamlet to avoid tax hikes.
Peel Police Arrest Four in 2023 Mississauga Murder
Peel Regional Police have arrested four individuals, including two charged with first-degree murder, in the 2023 shooting death of 29-year-old father Bryan Lara-Alvarez in Mississauga.
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State Funeral for Former N.B. Lt.-Gov. Trenholme Counsell
A state funeral is being held today for Marilyn Trenholme Counsell, the former lieutenant-governor of New Brunswick, who served from 1997 to 2003.
Two Charged with First-Degree Murder in 2023 Mississauga Shooting
Two men face first-degree murder charges for the fatal shooting of Bryan Lara-Alvarez in Mississauga on March 20, 2023, Peel police announced.
Alberta wins Code of Silence Award for government secrecy
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's government won the 2025 Code of Silence Award after the province's privacy commissioner found it broke freedom of information laws, including restricting requests to one topic.
Edmonton brings Valley Line LRT back under public control
Edmonton is ending its P3 experiment for the Valley Line LRT, taking over operations from private consortium TransEd to streamline service and improve accountability.
Escapade Music Festival: Top Ottawa Weekend Events June 26-28
Escapade Music Festival returns to Ottawa June 26-28, 2026, headlining a weekend of events including live music, art exhibits, and outdoor activities across the city.
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Regina Council votes against return-to-office mandate
Regina City Council voted 6-5 against a motion to require municipal employees to return to in-person work, citing flexibility and productivity concerns.
Timmins Police Face Staffing Shortages and ORV Challenges
Timmins Police Services Board meeting reveals deputy chief Darren Dinel's update on staffing shortages and off-road vehicle concerns.
Ring of Fire road groundbreaking: Doug Ford's victory lap
Ontario Premier Doug Ford broke ground on the Webequie Supply Road, a critical link to the Ring of Fire mineral deposits, overcoming federal opposition and forging Indigenous partnerships.
N.L. premier to reverse policy blocking parents' medical access
Amid backlash, Newfoundland Premier Tony Wakeham announces reversal of policy that denied parents access to children's medical records under new CorCare system, promising legislative changes this fall.
Separation Advisor to Offer Ottawa a Calm, Steady Hand
Liberal strategist Sabrina Grover says the appointment of a separation advisor to Mark Carney on the October referendum provides Ottawa with a calm, steady hand amid Alberta separation talks.
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Anti-Incel Protest in Montreal After Deadly Shooting
A protest against incel ideology is set for Thursday in Montreal following a deadly shooting on June 23, 2026, that left one dead and several injured.
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