No Charges for Ottawa Officer in Bike Path Pursuit
Ontario's SIU finds no grounds for charges after an Ottawa Police cruiser paralleled e-motorcycles on a bike path, leading to a collision that injured a cyclist. Read the full investigation details.
Category : Politics
Edmonton arsonist gets 12-year prison sentence
Darcy Willier sentenced to 12 years for a series of deliberate fires in Edmonton's Alberta Avenue neighbourhood. The judge cites the profound danger to community safety.
Medical event may have caused Victoria pedestrian collision: police
Victoria police report a driver may have suffered a medical event before striking two pedestrians. Investigation ongoing. Stay informed on local safety news.
London Police Board Defends Hiring of Former Chair
The London Police Services Board addresses transparency concerns over hiring ex-chair Ali Chahbar as the chief's general counsel. Learn about the decision and the board's defense.
Federal Prison Inmate Death to be Probed in Hearing
An independent hearing will investigate the death of an inmate at Manitoba's Stony Mountain Institution. Get the latest details on the probe into federal prison oversight.
BC Premier Eby rejects electoral reform assembly
Premier David Eby has flatly rejected a committee's proposal for a citizens' assembly on electoral reform, dashing Green Party hopes and closing the door on proportional representation.
Quebec doctors' resolve on Bill 2 supported by public
Public backing for Quebec physicians opposing Bill 2 helped push the government to an agreement. A reader shares a positive healthcare experience and hopes doctors will stay.
Toronto Terror Charges Reflect Unchecked Antisemitism
Michael Higgins argues recent Toronto terror charges reveal a country that allowed antisemitism to fester. Analysis of alleged Hamas tactics, failed prosecutions, and political inaction.
U.S. Retaliates in Syria After ISIS Attack Kills 3
The U.S. launches large-scale military strikes in Syria, targeting ISIS, in retaliation for an ambush that killed two soldiers and a civilian interpreter. Details on the operation and regional impact.
Prince Albert man found guilty of drug trafficking
A Prince Albert man has been found guilty on drug trafficking charges following a court case in Saskatoon. Read the full details of the conviction and the investigation.
Philippine Flood Funds Looted by Officials
A massive corruption scandal in the Philippines saw billions in disaster prevention funds stolen, leaving the vulnerable nation exposed to worsening climate impacts. Learn the shocking details.
Drugged driving arrests surge 58% in Greater Sudbury
Greater Sudbury Police report a sharp 58% increase in drug-impaired driving arrests for 2025. Chief Sara Cunningham shares the concerning statistics and what it means for community safety.
Fort Saskatchewan drug bust nets meth, GHB, ammunition
Fort Saskatchewan RCMP charge a 46-year-old man after seizing large quantities of drugs, ammunition, and evidence of meth production in a Pine View home. Details on the investigation and charges.
TTC rider refund motion sent for further review
Toronto Councillor Brad Bradford's proposal for TTC refunds on major delays was amended, sending it for further study. He criticizes the move as bureaucratic delay.
First Nations trust 'fragile' amid B.C. UN law changes
The B.C. government's consideration of changes to a UN declaration law is testing the 'fragile' trust of First Nations, with Premier David Eby's leadership under scrutiny. Read the latest developments.
Amendments Proposed to Waterloo Encampment Bylaw
The Region of Waterloo is proposing changes to its controversial encampment bylaw as it plans to clear a site for a new transit hub. Get the latest details on the amendments and community impact.
More delays at trial of babysitter charged in toddler's death
The trial of a London babysitter charged in the death of toddler Nathaniel McLellan has been delayed again due to legal arguments. Get the latest details from court.
Manitoba committee recommends support for local journalism
A Manitoba committee has recommended tax credits and government advertising to support local news outlets. Learn about the proposed measures to bolster journalism in the province.
Court rules against seizing Freedom Convoy organizer's truck
An Ontario court judge has ruled that seizing Chris Barber's 'Big Red' truck would be a disproportionate punishment. Read the full details of the decision.
Marc Miller Stands Firm on Quebec French Debate
Federal Minister Marc Miller addresses the backlash to his comments on language and fractures within the Quebec Liberal Party. Read the latest developments.
Five Teens Charged After Stolen Car Crash in Scarborough
Five 17-year-olds face charges after a stolen vehicle crashed into a cemetery fence in Scarborough, sending all occupants to hospital with injuries. Toronto Police continue to investigate.
Alberta panel recommends 2026 referendums on key issues
A panel chaired by Premier Danielle Smith recommends Alberta hold referendums in 2026 on a provincial pension plan, immigration control, and constitutional changes. Learn the key findings.
Hegseth Announces New Effort Against ISIS in Syria
Following the deaths of two U.S. soldiers and an interpreter in Syria, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announces a renewed military effort to eliminate Islamic State fighters. Details on the response.
Town of Mitchell remembers fallen firefighter Cody Feltz
The community of Mitchell, Ontario, is grieving the loss of firefighter Cody Feltz, remembered as a dedicated public servant and a friend to all. Read the tribute.
Calgary vigil remembers homeless lives lost in 2025
The Homeless Foundation in Calgary held its annual Longest Night of the Year vigil on December 19, 2025, to commemorate vulnerable residents who died. Read about this solemn remembrance.
Guthrie Launches New Progressive Tory Party of Alberta
Former UCP MLA Peter Guthrie has launched the Progressive Tory Party of Alberta after being expelled from Premier Danielle Smith's caucus. Explore the new party's platform and the political fallout.
Windsor Council Approves 10.9% Property Tax Increase
Windsor City Council has passed a significant 10.9% property tax increase for 2025. What does this mean for the future of key municipal assets like the downtown library?
Israeli Fire Kills 5 in Gaza, Hospital Says
A Gaza hospital reports at least five Palestinians killed by Israeli military fire on December 19, 2025. Details on the ongoing conflict and regional impact.
Thousands of Epstein Files Released by U.S. Justice Department
The U.S. Justice Department has released thousands of records from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, including photos and transcripts. Political tensions flare over redactions and the pace of disclosure. Read the latest details.
11 guns, 1.75 kg of drugs seized in Kamloops gang raid
CFSEU-BC's Gang Enforcement Unit confiscates firearms and narcotics, including fentanyl and cocaine, in a major Kamloops operation. Read the full details.
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