P.E.I. Funds 32 Groups for Diversity and Inclusion Projects
Prince Edward Island announces funding for 32 local organizations to advance diversity and inclusion projects, supporting community-driven efforts across the province.
Category : Politics
Feds Allocate $1.55B for First Nations Kids' Equal Services
The Canadian government has announced a major investment of $1.55 billion aimed at ensuring equitable services for First Nations children, addressing long-standing disparities in support.
Shelter-in-Place Ends in Mississauga First Nation
The shelter-in-place order for Mississauga First Nation in Northern Ontario has been rescinded. Ontario Provincial Police had urged residents to take safety precautions during the incident.
NDP Names Lead Researcher for Your Care Your Say Project
Cheryl Camillo has been appointed as the lead researcher for the Saskatchewan NDP's Your Care Your Say initiative, which aims to gather public input on healthcare reforms in the province.
Barrie Mayor Calls Alberta Homelessness Model for Canada
Barrie Mayor Alex Nuttall advocates for Alberta's homelessness strategy to be adopted nationwide, highlighting its effectiveness in addressing the crisis.
Chinatown Killings Accused Had Relationship with Surety, Court Hears
A man facing charges in the Edmonton Chinatown killings testified about a sexual relationship with his court-appointed surety, raising legal and ethical questions in the high-profile case.
Montreal Metro Constable Charged in Indigenous Assault Case
A Montreal metro constable faces serious charges of armed assault against an Indigenous individual, highlighting ongoing tensions and accountability in law enforcement interactions with marginalized communities.
Ian Huntley Fighting for Life After Prison Assault
Britain's most reviled child killer, Ian Huntley, is in critical condition following a vicious assault by another inmate at HMP Frankland. The 52-year-old was battered with a metal pole in the latest of multiple attacks he has endured while serving life f
Mounties Ask Canadian Youth to Name Police Puppies
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police are launching a nationwide contest, inviting children across Canada to submit their best name ideas for the next batch of police dog puppies, with all names required to start with the letter 'B'.
Vancouver Newsman Found Dead in Merritt Home Identified
The RCMP has identified a Vancouver newsman discovered deceased in a Merritt home, with details emerging as the investigation continues into the circumstances surrounding his death.
Ford Criticizes Toronto's 13-Year Road Safety Timeline
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has sharply criticized the City of Toronto for its lengthy 13-year timeline to implement road safety measures like speed bumps, arguing such projects should take only months and vowing political consequences.
Judge Concerned as Stronach Trial Cross-Examination Heats Up
During the high-profile trial of Frank Stronach, the presiding judge voiced concerns as cross-examination devolved into a shouting match, highlighting courtroom tensions.
Clinton Testifies No Knowledge of Epstein Crimes
In recent testimony, Hillary Clinton stated she has no information regarding Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities and does not recall meeting him, as scrutiny continues.
Legault Defends Offer to Quebec Medical Specialists Amid Pay Dispute
Premier François Legault insists Quebec's 11% salary offer to medical specialists is sufficient, but FMSQ president Dr. Vincent Oliva counters that specialists earn less than Canadian peers and demands are unfair.
LaSalle Storm Sewer Project Resumes Next Week
The Front Road storm sewer reconstruction in LaSalle is set to restart next week, addressing critical infrastructure needs in the Windsor area.
U.S.-Iran Nuclear Talks End Without Deal, War Risk Looms
High-stakes negotiations between the U.S. and Iran in Geneva have concluded without a breakthrough on nuclear issues, heightening fears of military conflict as diplomatic efforts stall.
Ukrainian Family of 12 Finds Refuge in Simcoe County
The Zhylin and Zhylina families, totaling 12 members, have been welcomed by the Kiwanis Club of Barrie after fleeing unrest in Ukraine, highlighting community support for refugees.
Legault: Specialist Doctors' Pay Offer Is Enough as Union Pressures
Quebec Premier François Legault defends the government's pay offer to specialist physicians as the FMSQ union escalates pressure tactics in ongoing contract negotiations.
Second Suspect Sought in 2025 Brampton Homicide
Police are searching for Manpreet Singh, 29, wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for first-degree murder and attempted murder with a firearm in an August 2025 Brampton case.
Halifax Ceremony Marks Persian Gulf War Anniversary
A solemn wreath-laying ceremony was held at the Fairview Legion in Halifax to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the Persian Gulf War's conclusion, honoring veterans and reflecting on the conflict's legacy.
B.C. Tribunal Fines Critic $750K Over Gender Ideology Comments
The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal has ordered former school trustee Barry Neufeld to pay $750,000 for criticizing gender ideology curriculum, raising concerns about free speech and tribunal powers in Canada.
Ontario Health Spending Up 50% Under Ford Government
MPP Andrew Dowie defends government record, citing $30 billion increase in health care spending while addressing protests over privatization and conservation authority mergers.
Rove: Trump's Partisan Speech Hurts GOP Midterm Chances
Republican strategist Karl Rove argues President Trump's State of the Union address, while record-long, was excessively partisan and damaged Republican prospects for the upcoming midterm elections.
Windsor Teen Arrested for Speeding 50 km/h Over Limit
An 18-year-old driver in Windsor was apprehended after being caught traveling 50 km/h over the posted speed limit, highlighting ongoing traffic enforcement efforts.
Poilievre's Plan for Canadian Sovereignty in Trade Turmoil
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivered a speech in Toronto, focusing on strengthening Canada's economy, military, and sovereignty in response to U.S. trade changes under President Trump.
Federal Agents Lie to Arrest Columbia Student in Campus Raid
Federal agents allegedly misrepresented themselves to enter a Columbia University dorm and arrest a student, sparking protests and criticism from officials over warrant procedures.
CAQ Leadership Race: Drainville Unpopular, Fréchette Leads
Bernard Drainville's campaign for Coalition Avenir Quebec leadership struggles with low popularity, while Pierre Fréchette maintains a strong lead in the race to succeed François Legault.
NYC Police Arrest Man After Snowball Fight Incident
A man was arrested in New York City after police officers were struck with snowballs during a large public snowball fight at Washington Square Park, authorities reported.
Windsor Teen Charged in Knife Incident
A 19-year-old man from Windsor is facing multiple criminal charges following a serious incident involving a knife. Police responded to the scene and arrested the suspect, who now awaits legal proceedings.
Brampton Man Guilty in 2023 Richmond Row Shooting
A Brampton man has been found guilty of aggravated assault for a 2023 shooting on Richmond Row in London, Ontario. The verdict was delivered in London court on February 26, 2026.
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