IIO: Vancouver police justified in fatal 2025 shooting
B.C.'s police watchdog says two Vancouver officers had 'no other option' but to use lethal force during a knife attack in east Vancouver in August 2025. Read the full report details.
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Windsor Library Use Up, Central Branch Future Uncertain
Extended hours at Windsor Public Library branches lead to increased patronage, but the fate of the Central Branch remains in question. Explore the impact on the community.
Windsor Central Library to Move from Paul Martin Building
Windsor's Central Library branch must relocate from the Paul Martin Building earlier than planned. Get the details on this unexpected development affecting downtown Windsor.
Calgary Water Break Prompts Calls for System Rethink
Following the Bearspaw water main rupture, Calgarians urge a review of non-potable water use and critique provincial oversight. A reader's letter highlights a pivotal moment for change.
Study: Harmful alcohol use continues in Ontario post-COVID
A new study reveals a concerning pattern of sustained harmful alcohol consumption in Ontario following the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn the details and potential public health implications.
Calgary water consumption returns to unsustainable levels
Calgary's water use has surged back to unsustainable levels, jeopardizing reservoir recovery just days after the Bearspaw feeder main repair. Officials urge continued conservation.
Windsor Library's $100K Lease in Building Sold for $1
Windsor Public Library spends $100,000 annually leasing downtown space in the Paul Martin Building, which the city sold for $1. Board chair aims for a September move to a new permanent home. Read the full story.
B.C. Decriminalization Pilot Faces Renewal Deadline
B.C. Premier David Eby must decide by month's end whether to extend the province's drug decriminalization pilot. We examine its impact, drawbacks, and what's next for users.
Ottawa's New Central Library Delayed, Cost Overruns
Ādisōke, Ottawa's new $350M central library, is delayed with no public explanation, raising concerns about transparency and cost overruns reminiscent of the LRT project.
Historian Shares Story of Halifax Memorial Library
As the Halifax Memorial Library's future hangs in the balance, a historian recounts its 50-year legacy as a community cornerstone. Discover the story behind the building.
Alberta opioid deaths down, but EMS calls surge
While opioid-related fatalities in Alberta show a downward trend, emergency medical responses and hospital visits for substance use are reaching unprecedented levels, especially in Edmonton. Explore the data and frontline perspectives.
ICE Agent Shoots Unarmed Woman in Minneapolis
An ICE officer shot and killed unarmed 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis. Officials claim self-defense, but video and policy raise serious questions. Read the full analysis.
Pope Blasts Nations Using Force for Dominion in Foreign Policy
In a major foreign policy address, Pope Leo XIV criticized countries using force to assert control. Read his powerful message on global power and diplomacy.
B.C.'s Decriminalization Deadline Nears, Eby Silent
With the federal exemption for B.C.'s drug decriminalization experiment expiring soon, Premier David Eby remains silent on next steps while acknowledging the policy's failure.
$14M gift creates youth mental health centre in Vancouver
An anonymous $13.8M donation secures a permanent, expanded home for Foundry Vancouver, doubling capacity for youth mental health and substance use care. Discover how this centre changes lives.
Saskatoon's new public library on schedule for 2027
Construction of Saskatoon's new central library is progressing, with an opening date set for 2027. Crews are currently installing the building's distinctive glass exterior.
Canada scraps plastic export ban, citing economic pressure
The federal government has quietly reversed its ban on exporting single-use plastics just before Christmas 2025. The move, citing tariffs and supply chain issues, signals a shift in environmental policy. Read the full analysis.
Red Deer Artist's Portraits Give Voice to Homeless
Artist Lana Michelin's 'Being Human' exhibit at Calgary's Central Library features 12 expressive portraits of Red Deer's homeless, revealing profound personal stories of trauma and resilience.
$13M Vancouver building gifted for youth mental health
A $13 million building in Vancouver's Yaletown has been donated to create a hub for youth struggling with mental health and substance use. Learn about this transformative gift.
ICE Agent Shooting in Minneapolis: Police Defended After Incident
A fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis sparks debate on police use of force. Authorities and President Trump defend officers after driver allegedly attempted to flee, ramming a vehicle toward agents. Analysis of similar Canadian cases included.
Social Media Post Alters British Novelist Imani Erriu's Path
British novelist Imani Erriu reveals how a single social media post changed her life. She will appear at Calgary's Wordfest and Memorial Park Library on January 13, 2026.
Record numbers at Saskatoon's new warming centre
Saskatoon's new warming centre at 325 Avenue C South is experiencing record use as temperatures drop. The city's vulnerable population seeks refuge in the former Ambarsari Kitchen.
Alberta Mountie stabbed, shoots suspect in Edmonton
An Alberta RCMP officer was forced to shoot a suspect after being stabbed during an incident. The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating the January 7, 2026, event.
London committee gives lifeline to tall York St. tower plan
A controversial 38-storey high-rise proposal for a former London parking lot gets a second chance from the Planning Committee. Discover the details and what happens next.
Alberta schools pull books as provincial ban takes effect
School boards in Alberta have removed dozens of books from library shelves as new provincial regulations come into force. Learn about the impact on education and access to materials.
Alberta Schools Remove Books Under New Rules
Edmonton-area school boards have pulled dozens of books from shelves as new provincial regulations take effect. Learn about the impact and the titles involved.
Missing Calgary teen last seen at Central Library
Calgary police seek public's help to find Kenosis, 13, last seen at the Central Library on December 28, 2025. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
Calgary water use hits 495M litres, city urges conservation
Calgary's water consumption rose to 495 million litres Saturday as the city continues urging residents to conserve following a major water-main break. Learn how you can help.
Five Health Questions from Trump's New Medical Disclosures
New details about Donald Trump's health, including his use of aspirin and sleep habits, have sparked medical debate. Experts analyze the implications of these personal disclosures.
Windsor Library Seminole Branch Closed by Staff Illness
The Seminole Branch of Windsor Public Library is temporarily closed due to multiple staff illnesses. Get the latest details on the unexpected closure affecting local patrons.
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