Teens Threaten Staff with Knife in Sault Ste. Marie Robbery
Two teens threatened staff with a knife during a weekend robbery in Sault Ste. Marie. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on Saturday evening.
Category : Provincial Politics
Carney's Fiscal Update Defies Reality to Save Whales
Jesse Kline argues that the Carney Liberals' spring economic statement is misleading, comparing it to a 'Star Trek' script and highlighting increased spending despite claims of fiscal discipline.
First Nations chiefs oppose Métis self-governance bill
First Nations leaders in Manitoba voice opposition to a federal bill recognizing Red River Métis self-governance, citing concerns over land rights and jurisdictional issues.
CIIE Promotional Event in Calgary Boosts Canada-China Trade
The China International Import Expo held a promotional event in Calgary, aiming to help Canadian businesses enter the Chinese market, with support from Bank of China and Canada China Chamber of Commerce.
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Arrest Warrants for Two Ottawa Men in Perth Homicide
Arrest warrants issued for Joseph Madore and Brayton Kennedy in the death of Christo Allison Richards, found injured in Last Duel Park on April 12.
Atira Shutters 3 B.C. Daycares Amid Wage Dispute Over Funding
Atira Women's Resource Society is closing three B.C. daycares, blaming a wage dispute and the provincial funding model for the shutdown.
Alberta Day of Mourning Honors 144 Workers Lost in 2025
Alberta marked the National Day of Mourning, recognizing 144 workplace-related deaths in 2025. Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas emphasized the lasting impact on families.
Ontario Won't Take Over Entire Toronto Islands: Minister
Ontario's transportation minister clarifies the province will not assume full control of the Toronto Islands, addressing speculation and reaffirming local management.
Trump's Handshake with King Charles III Called a 'Battle'
Body language expert analyzes Trump's handshake with King Charles III, calling it a 'battle' and noting breaches of royal etiquette.
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Montreal Metro Loitering Ban Extended to 2027
Montreal's transit authority extends loitering ban in metro stations until 2027, citing safety and security concerns for passengers and staff.
OPP Investigate Theft of UTV, Trailer, Mining Gear in Northern Ont.
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the theft of a utility vehicle, trailer, and mining equipment from a property on Highway 66 near Morrison Lake in Matachewan Township.
Alberta Mourns 144 Workers Lost to Work-Related Illnesses in 2025
On the National Day of Mourning, Alberta remembered 144 workers who died from work-related illnesses or injuries in 2025, highlighting ongoing workplace safety concerns.
Charges Filed in Stabbing at Northeast Calgary Mall
Calgary police charge man after stabbing at Pacific Place Mall; victim in critical but stable condition. Investigation ongoing.
London Stabbing: Man Hospitalized, Suspect Still at Large
A stabbing in downtown London has sent a man to hospital with serious injuries. Police are searching for the suspect, who remains at large.
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Moncton Man Charged After Fleeing RCMP in Stolen Truck
Raymond LeBlanc faces multiple charges after allegedly fleeing from RCMP in a stolen truck in Moncton. The incident highlights ongoing police efforts to combat vehicle theft.
Third Suspect Arrested in Manitoba Home Invasion
RCMP have arrested a third suspect in connection with a targeted home invasion in northern Manitoba. The investigation continues as police seek to identify additional individuals.
Saskatchewan Halts Senior Evictions from Public Housing
Saskatchewan pauses plans to relocate seniors from public housing after public backlash. The province will review the policy amid criticism.
Guelph Garage Robberies Under Investigation by Police
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating multiple garage break-ins in Guelph. Residents are urged to secure their properties and report suspicious activity.
Boy Dies After Fall from Sandy Hill Apartment Building
A young boy has died after falling from an apartment building in Ottawa's Sandy Hill neighbourhood, police confirm. Investigation ongoing.
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Alberta Premier's Referendum Campaign: Will Separation Be Included?
Premier Danielle Smith confirms she will actively campaign for her government's referendum questions, but her stance on separation remains clear: she supports staying in Canada.
Severn Township Home Destroyed in Fire, Total Loss
A single-family home in Severn Township was destroyed by fire and deemed a total loss. Fire crews responded to the blaze on April 28, 2026. No injuries reported.
B.C. Conservative Leadership Debate Heats Up Among Candidates
In a fiery debate, B.C. Conservative leadership candidates attack each other, with Fulmer, Elliot, and Findlay taking center stage while Black and Milobar remain mostly unscathed.
Child Badly Hurt in Temple Rollover: Calgary Police
A child was rushed to hospital with serious injuries after a vehicle rollover in Calgary's Temple neighborhood. Police are investigating the incident.
Bridgewater Police Calls Drop After Centre Closes
Bridgewater, N.S., reports decreased police calls and increased traffic after the closure of a controversial drop-in centre, sparking community debate.
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Autopsy Confirms Old Strathcona Apartment Homicide
An autopsy has confirmed that a man found dead in an Old Strathcona apartment was a homicide victim, Edmonton police report.
Alberta Unions Top Anti-Separatist Petition Ad Spending
Alberta unions spent over $44,000 on ads for the Forever Canadian petition, dwarfing separatist ad spending. The United Nurses of Alberta and Alberta Federation of Labour led the effort.
Elderly Woman Slain After Peace Bond Denied Mediation
An 80-year-old Winnipeg woman was killed the day after a justice of the peace recommended mediation instead of a peace bond. The suspect is charged with second-degree murder.
Calgary Police Search for Fish Creek Park Assault Suspect
Calgary police are investigating multiple sexual assaults in Fish Creek Park and searching for a suspect. Authorities urge public vigilance and tips.
Lease Terminated for Blackburn Hamlet Chapel at School
The Archdiocese of Ottawa-Gatineau says the school board is ending the lease for Saint-Claude Chapel at l'ecole Sainte-Marie on Innes Road in Blackburn Hamlet.
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NDP MP Boulerice to Run for Quebec Solidaire, Sit as Independent
Alexandre Boulerice, NDP's lone Quebec MP, will seek nomination for Québec solidaire in Gouin riding and sit as independent until fall election.
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