Windsor Councillor Urges Talks on Police Costs
Amherstburg councillor calls for discussions on Windsor police costs, highlighting financial pressures and the need for regional cooperation.
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Islamic Extremism Behind Antisemitic Violence in Canada
Jesse Kline argues that Islamic extremism is the root cause of rising antisemitism in Canada, criticizing the government and media for ignoring this fact.
86-year-old B.C. man gets life for killing neighbours over noise
Robert Freeman, 86, was sentenced to life for murdering his neighbours in Chilliwack over a noise dispute. Parole eligibility set at 10 years due to his age and health.
Daily Horoscope: June 3, 2026 – Avoid Decisions After 10:30 PM
Today's horoscope warns against important decisions after 10:30 PM EDT. The Moon in Capricorn brings confusion. Read your sign's forecast.
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Alberta to Detail Independence Costs by July: Nixon
Alberta Finance Minister Jason Nixon announces a plan to provide a precise price tag for leaving Canada by end of July, following Premier Smith's initial $400 billion estimate.
Morden Thrift Shop Awards $128K in Grants to 26 Groups
The Morden Community Thrift Shop distributed $128,000 in grants to 26 organizations, supporting local initiatives at its new second location grand opening.
Drywall Work Starts at Scotia Place, Event Centre on Schedule
Drywall installation and finishing work have begun on the event level of Scotia Place in Calgary, with the project remaining on schedule and on budget.
Smith Seeks Healthy Quebec Ties Amid Separatist Disdain
Premier Danielle Smith visits Quebec for talks with Premier Frechette, while separatists show disdain for Alberta. The Bloc Quebecois and Parti Quebecois leaders express hostility to Alberta's oil industry and separatism.
Charge Laid in Surrey Fatal Shooting of Man, 46
Police have laid a charge in the fatal shooting of Baljinder Singh Garcha, 46, in Surrey, B.C., on Jan. 13, 2025. The investigation continues.
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Alberta Group Refutes Premier's Separation Cost Claims
The Alberta Prosperity Project denies the premier's cost estimates for separation, calling them 'completely false' and providing their own analysis.
Leamington Seeks Vendors for Waterfront Plaza Launch
Leamington is calling for food, drink, and arts vendors for its new Waterfront Market Plaza opening July 2026, with no rent for the first season.
N.S. man charged with drug, cigarette, elver seizures
A Nova Scotia man faces charges after RCMP seized drugs, unstamped cigarettes, and live elvers during a traffic stop in the province.
Police Hunt Suspect in Deliberate Edmonton Fire
Edmonton police are searching for a man linked to a deliberately set fire in central Edmonton on May 10, 2026, near 91 Street and 111 Avenue.
Pickering Councillor Seeks Mayor Post After Complaints
A Pickering, Ont., councillor with multiple misconduct complaints is running for mayor. The election is set for later this year.
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Teen Identified in Surrey Gang Killing
An 18-year-old from Surrey, Gaurav Deol, has been identified as the victim of a suspected gang-related killing. Police continue investigation.
No charges for officer in Manitoba teen doorbell prank
An off-duty RCMP officer who handcuffed a Manitoba teen during a doorbell prank will not face charges, police watchdog says.
Former Alberta Judge to Chair Electoral Boundaries Panel
Alberta's UCP government appoints retired judge to lead the province's new electoral boundaries commission, sparking debate on political influence.
RCMP Reveal New Details in Pelican Narrows Shooting
Saskatchewan RCMP provide more details on the fatal shooting in Pelican Narrows that left one dead and another injured, as the community mourns.
Red Mustang Driver Sought After Assault on Teen
Windsor police are seeking a red Ford Mustang driver after a teen was assaulted. The suspect vehicle was captured on camera, and authorities urge public help.
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Windsor Police Seek Suspect in Teen Assault
Windsor police are asking for help identifying a suspect after a 16-year-old was assaulted in a restaurant parking lot on May 11. The suspect fled in a red Ford Mustang.
Sask Communities Brace for Wildfire Season
Saskatchewan communities face active wildfire threats as two uncontained fires force evacuations. Provincial agency warns of dangerous conditions ahead.
OPP Officer Demoted for Slapping Colleague's Buttock
An Ontario Provincial Police officer has been demoted for 36 months after slapping a fellow officer's buttock at a golf course, sparking disciplinary action.
Saskatchewan Shooting: Schools, Band Office Closed After Attack
A shooting in Saskatchewan killed one and injured another, prompting RCMP to order a lockdown. Schools and band offices closed as police investigate.
Pelican Narrows Shooting: One Dead, One Injured, Suspect Arrested
One person died and another was injured in a shooting in Pelican Narrows, Saskatchewan. RCMP issued an alert for residents to shelter in place. A suspect has been arrested.
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Video Shows 'Aggressive' Arrest of Cyclist in Toronto
A video captures Toronto police tackling a cyclist during an arrest. Lawyer David Shellnut calls the response disproportionate, sparking debate on use of force.
Quebec Premier Reaches Out to Anglophone Community
Premier Christine Fréchette offers a 'different tone' with English-speaking Quebecers in a speech to the Montreal Chamber of Commerce, signaling a shift in relations.
Regina man arrested for waving weapon at intersection
A Regina man faces weapons charges after allegedly waving a weapon at a downtown intersection. Police arrested him without incident.
Officer Charged After Camera Shows Him Punching Woman
Shelby police officer Karson Hyder was charged with assault after a doorbell camera captured him repeatedly punching Cherrie Moore in the face during an arrest.
Surrey Police Shoot Stabbing Suspect; Victim Lived in Same Building
A suspect stabbed two people near Holland Park in Surrey, then was fatally shot by police. The stabbing victim lived in the same building as the suspect.
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B.C. Judge: Cyclist Hit by Police Was 'Reckless'
A B.C. judge found a cyclist 'reckless' in a collision with a police officer, sparking debate over road safety and police accountability in Central Saanich.
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