UK Unveils Paid Military 'Gap Year' for Young People
The United Kingdom introduces a new paid 'gap year' scheme for young people to serve in the armed forces. Learn about the program's details and its potential impact.
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UK's paid military gap year aims to boost recruitment
The UK will launch a paid military gap year program in 2026 for 150 young people, offering training without long-term commitment to address defence recruitment struggles. Learn more about this new initiative.
U.S. distillers complain N.S., provinces favour local alcohol
A coalition of American distillers alleges Nova Scotia and other Canadian provinces unfairly favor local products, raising trade concerns. Read the full complaint and its potential impact.
Japan OKs Record Defence Budget Aimed at Deterring China
Japan's cabinet has approved a historic defence budget of over $55 billion for 2025, marking a major strategic shift to counter China's military expansion. Explore the details and global implications.
Festivus 2025: Social Media Users Air Grievances
Canadians joined the global 'airing of grievances' for Festivus 2025, targeting high costs, political figures, and institutions. See the top complaints from this secular holiday tradition.
N.S. officer killed 50 years ago remembered as a role model
Dartmouth police officer Eric Spicer was killed in 1975. Colleagues and community remember him as a dedicated officer and a man you'd look up to. Read his story.
U.K. Police Drop Bob Vylan Israeli Military Comments Probe
British police have ended their investigation into punk duo Bob Vylan's remarks about the Israeli military. The case, which sparked free speech debates, was closed in December 2025.
Edmonton Mayor Opposes Provincial Riding Redraw
Edmonton's city council, led by Mayor Andrew Knack, urges the Alberta Electoral Boundaries Commission to reconsider proposed changes that would dilute the city's voice in the legislature.
Watchdog questions military police commitment to reform
A military watchdog report found the investigation into Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin was deeply flawed. The Provost Marshal's weak response to 16 recommendations raises doubts about real change.
Three New Faces Join Edmonton Police Commission
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack announces five city-nominated appointments to the Police Commission for 2026, including former councillor Karen Leibovici. Learn about the new members and their roles.
5 New Members Appointed to Edmonton Police Commission
Edmonton City Council has appointed five new members to the Edmonton Police Commission, shaping the future of police governance and community oversight. Learn about the new appointees and their roles.
New Police Dog Nash Joins South Simcoe Police
The South Simcoe Police Service introduces its newest member, police dog Nash, who will work alongside Constable Shawn William. Meet the four-legged recruit.
Massachusetts Orders DraftKings to Pay $934K in Jays Betting Scandal
Massachusetts regulators have ordered DraftKings to pay a bettor over $934,000 after a software error involving Blue Jays' Nathan Lukes. The ruling highlights the risks for sportsbooks in the growing U.S. betting market.
N.B. warns local governments on closed-door meetings
New Brunswick's provincial government has issued a warning to local municipalities about holding improper closed-door sessions to discuss public complaints. Learn the legal risks.
Utilities Commission Questions Hydro's Site C 'Lessons Learned'
B.C. Utilities Commission challenges B.C. Hydro's claims of learning from the $8B Site C overruns. Will accountability improve for the $6B North Coast line? Read the tough questions.
Canada's Plan for 400,000 Reservists Faces Questions
Canada's military aims to expand its reserve forces to 400,000 personnel, but critics question the feasibility, cost, and training plans for this massive mobilization initiative.
B.C. EV company pays $35K to settle securities violations
A Vancouver electric vehicle company has paid a $35,000 penalty to the B.C. Securities Commission to resolve regulatory violations. Learn the details of the settlement.
Wheatley water treatment plant back online after fire
The refurbished Wheatley water treatment plant is now fully operational, supplying 8,500 customers in Wheatley and Tilbury after a 2023 fire. Read about the upgrades and testing process.
Rideau Canal Skateway prep on hold due to warm temperatures
A Chinook-like warm front halts NCC's ice-building on the Rideau Canal Skateway. With highs up to 7°C forecast, crews hope for minimal impact on the iconic Ottawa winter attraction.
Canada's top soldier says military ready for conflict 'as-is'
General Jennie Carignan, Canada's Chief of the Defence Staff, asserts the military is prepared for conflict now while outlining a sweeping modernization plan. She discusses recruitment, new capabilities, and the changing global threat landscape.
Calgary Duo Alleged in Insider Trading Scheme
A Calgary man and his mother are accused of using confidential information for stock trades, the Alberta Securities Commission alleges. Read the details of the case.
iPro Realty commission payouts begin after scandal
The Ford government appoints an administrator to Ontario's real estate regulator as payouts to iPro Realty clients commence. Get the latest details on the scandal.
Flooding Begins on Rideau Canal Skateway in Ottawa
The National Capital Commission has started flooding operations on the Rideau Canal Skateway. Crews worked on the ice Sunday, but no opening date is set for the world's largest skating rink.
NCC Report Revives Ottawa Interprovincial Bridge Debate
A new report has revived the long-standing debate over a proposed east-end interprovincial bridge in Ottawa. Proponents argue it would divert heavy truck traffic from the downtown core. Read the latest developments.
EU's 2035 Combustion-Engine Ban Under Scrutiny
The European Union's landmark 2035 ban on new combustion-engine cars faces potential revisions. Explore the political and economic pressures shaping this critical climate policy.
Canadian Military Sees Record Recruitment in Quebec
The Canadian Armed Forces is experiencing a record number of new recruits in Quebec. Discover the key factors driving this significant surge in enlistment numbers.
Military police officer fined after vanishing for months
A Canadian Armed Forces military police officer has received a fine and a severe reprimand following a months-long unauthorized absence. Get the details on the disciplinary decision.
Germany Approves New Military Recruitment Strategy
German lawmakers have passed a significant plan to attract more military recruits, a move that aims to bolster the Bundeswehr without reinstating conscription. Learn the details and implications.
Windsor Police Names Acting Police Chief
The Windsor Police Services Board has appointed an Acting Police Chief to lead the force. Get the latest details on this key leadership change in Windsor, Ontario.
Pope cancels Holy See fundraising commission
Pope Leo XIV has dissolved a Vatican fundraising commission created under questionable circumstances. Get the latest details on this significant administrative move.
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