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Quebec Municipal Elections: Over 1,000 Towns Vote

Voters across Quebec are heading to the polls today in municipal elections that will determine mayors and council members in more than 1,000 municipalities. From major urban centers to small rural communities, citizens are shaping their local governments

Court's Child Porn Ruling Sparks National Outrage

A controversial Supreme Court decision declaring mandatory minimum sentences for child pornography unconstitutional has ignited firestorm across Canada, raising serious questions about judicial accountability.

CTV's 2025 Quebec Municipal Elections Coverage Plan

Get ready for the most extensive Quebec municipal elections coverage in 2025. CTV News Montreal reveals its strategic plan to keep voters informed about every mayor, council race, and local issue across the province.

OPP Officer Cleared in Ottawa Crash by Police Watchdog

The Ontario police watchdog has cleared an OPP officer after a thorough investigation into a serious collision that occurred during an emergency response in Ottawa. Get the full details on the SIU's findings.

Montreal Mayoral Election: Complete Voter Guide

Get the inside scoop on Montreal's mayoral election as candidates prepare for a political showdown that will shape the city's future. Discover the key issues, major contenders, and what's at stake for Canada's second-largest metropolis.

Windsor Mayor's Tax Freeze Plan Faces Scrutiny

Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens faces tough questions about funding city services while promising a tax freeze through 2026, remaining silent on re-election plans as budget pressures mount.

Auditor General Sounds Alarm on CRA Troubles

Canada's Auditor General sounds the alarm on CRA's troubling performance, revealing systemic issues affecting taxpayer services and fairness. Discover the critical findings that every Canadian should know.

Langley RCMP sergeant guilty of assault in arrest

A Langley RCMP staff sergeant has been found guilty of assault for using excessive force during a shoplifting arrest. Learn about the case that's raising questions about police conduct.

Canada's Champagne-Spending Civil Servants Exposed

Exclusive investigation reveals Canadian civil servants expensed luxury champagne, premium alcohol, and extravagant catering while taxpayers face economic pressures. Discover the shocking details of government spending excess.

Edmonton's New Diverse Council Sworn In

Edmonton welcomes its most diverse city council in history with a mix of experienced veterans and groundbreaking new faces ready to tackle urban challenges.

Regina Police Chief Firing Acknowledges Harm: Complainant

The firing of Regina Police Chief Evan Bray represents an acknowledgment of harm caused to community members, according to a woman whose misconduct complaint contributed to his removal. The case highlights ongoing accountability issues within police servi

Federal Agency Rejects Dresden Landfill Intervention

Environment and Climate Change Canada declines to intervene in York1's Dresden landfill project, citing provincial jurisdiction. Local officials express disappointment as waste management concerns continue.

Illinois Deputy Guilty of Murder in 911 Shooting

A landmark verdict finds Illinois sheriff's deputy Sean Grayson guilty of murder for killing Sonya Massey, a Black woman who had called 911 for assistance. The case highlights ongoing concerns about police violence and racial justice.

Calgary won't force city employees back to office

Discover why Calgary is bucking the back-to-office trend as city administration confirms no mandate requiring employees to return to in-person work, prioritizing flexibility and hybrid arrangements.

Fredericton officer cleared in arrest injury case

New Brunswick's police oversight agency has determined no charges will be filed against a Fredericton officer after a woman sustained injuries during an arrest. The incident, which occurred last fall, was thoroughly investigated by the Alberta Serious Inc

LaSalle Council Considers New Safety Protocol

LaSalle Town Council is developing a comprehensive council protection policy to address safety concerns and establish clear protocols for handling communications with the public.

Saskatchewan rejects wildfire response inquiry

The Saskatchewan Party government has voted down an NDP motion calling for an independent public inquiry into the province's handling of last year's devastating wildfire season, sparking political debate about transparency and emergency preparedness.

CRA Call Centre Crisis: 53% of Calls Never Answered

Canada's Auditor General Karen Hogan exposes alarming service failures at CRA call centres, with 53% of callers unable to reach agents. Discover the troubling findings and what this means for Canadian taxpayers.

Ontario homeowners shocked by $20,000 water bills

Two Ontario residents face financial shock after receiving unprecedented water bills totaling nearly $20,000, raising concerns about municipal billing systems and consumer protection.

Former Saint John Mayor Donnie Snook Dies at 49

The community of Saint John, New Brunswick is mourning the loss of former mayor Donnie Snook, who passed away at age 49. Remembered for his early political career and subsequent legal challenges.

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