Industrial Carbon Tax Increases to $110 per Tonne
The federal industrial carbon tax rises to $110 per tonne, sparking debate over economic impacts and climate policy effectiveness in Canada.
Category : Politics
Charges Withdrawn in Barrie Pool Company Fraud Case
The Crown has withdrawn all criminal charges against two Barrie men accused in a $500,000 pool company fraud case, ending a high-profile legal proceeding.
Carney Denies Prorogation Plans Amid Majority Government Debate
Prime Minister Mark Carney has firmly rejected reports of considering proroguing Parliament if he secures a majority, though experts argue it could streamline governance and committee control.
Government Takes Over Vaccine Injury Compensation Program
Canada's federal government has taken direct control of the Vaccine Injury Support Program after significant backlogs, complaints, and administrative issues under private management.
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Kristi Noem 'Blindsided' by Husband's Secret Fetish Life Report
Former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says she was 'blindsided' by a report alleging her husband Bryon engaged in cross-dressing and paid fetish models thousands.
First Nation Leader Slams DRIPA Changes as Gutting Law
Robert Phillips, a prominent First Nation leader, warns that proposed amendments to DRIPA would severely undermine the legislation's intent, threatening Indigenous rights and conservation efforts in British Columbia.
Lawyer Wants Civil Statements for Teacher's Criminal Trial
Defence counsel for former Calgary teacher Fred Henry Archer requests disclosure of statements from a settled class action lawsuit for his upcoming criminal trial on historic sex offences.
Police Seek Man in Scarborough Park Child Incident
Toronto Police are asking for public help to identify a man who allegedly tried to walk off with a child at a Scarborough park. Durham Regional Police also report arrests in robbery, counterfeit money, and drug cases.
Eight-Year Sentence for Burnaby Teen's 2023 Stabbing Death
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has sentenced Ali Shamkhi to eight years in prison for the manslaughter of 19-year-old Ryan Nagy during a 2023 home invasion in Burnaby. The judge noted Shamkhi's 'tepid remorse' and pattern of violence.
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Grief Flows at Sentencing for Misha Pavelick's Killer
A Regina courtroom heard emotional victim impact statements as a judge decides whether to sentence a man convicted of second-degree murder for the 2006 killing of 19-year-old Misha Pavelick as an adult.
P.E.I. Premier Pressed on Ex-Minister's Golf Permit Issue
Prince Edward Island Premier Rob Lantz is under pressure to address a controversy involving a former minister's golf course development permit, raising questions about transparency and governance.
Municipalities Weigh Development Charge Reductions Amid $8.8B Funding
Municipalities across Canada are evaluating reductions in development charges as an $8.8 billion federal funding opportunity emerges, with builders expressing optimism for increased housing affordability and construction.
Alberta Separatists Claim Victory, Independence Vote Looms
The Alberta Prosperity Project asserts it has gathered enough signatures to force an independence referendum, setting up a high-stakes political battle over Alberta's future in Canada.
Teen Killers Should Not Have Been Tried as Adults: Court
The B.C. Court of Appeal has overturned the adult sentences for two teens who stabbed a man 42 times in 26 seconds, citing youth justice principles in the unprovoked Surrey attack.
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Vancouver Police ID Downtown Eastside Homicide Victim
Vancouver police have identified the victim of a homicide in the Downtown Eastside as a 21-year-old man, with the investigation ongoing as authorities seek public assistance.
Trump Abandons Iran War Responsibility, Urges Allies to Take Strait
President Trump disavows responsibility for the global energy crisis after attacking Iran, urging allies to seize the Strait of Hormuz themselves, contradicting earlier promises and escalating geopolitical tensions.
Trump Signs Order for National Voter List, Legal Fights Expected
President Trump's executive order creates a nationwide verified voter list and restricts mail-in ballots, drawing immediate legal challenges over federal overreach in state-run elections.
Minister Won't Commit to 2030 Industrial Carbon Price in MOU
The federal environment minister declines to commit to a 2030 target for industrial carbon pricing in the Ottawa-Alberta memorandum of understanding, as negotiations continue.
Impaired Driving Charges in Fatal Northern Ontario Crash
Ontario Provincial Police have laid 19 charges, including impaired and stunt driving, in a double fatal crash in West Nipissing that killed one person and injured four others.
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Stephen Lewis, Former Politician and NDP Leader's Father, Dies
Stephen Lewis, former Ontario NDP leader and UN envoy, dies at 88. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Carney faces criticism for Trudeau-like behavior and misses energy deadlines.
Jury Deliberation Underway in Malique Calloo Murder Trial
The jury has begun deliberations in the high-profile murder trial of Malique Calloo in Windsor, with the case drawing significant public attention as the court awaits a verdict.
Roof Collapse Closes Smeaton Recreation Centre in Saskatchewan
A roof collapse at the Smeaton Recreation Centre in Saskatchewan has led to its closure, with officials investigating the cause and assessing structural damage.
Ex-Mayor Decries 'Normalcy' of Despair in Downtown Eastside
Former Vancouver mayor and senator Larry Campbell expresses deep concern over the entrenched despair in the Downtown Eastside, highlighting ongoing struggles with addiction and homelessness.
Defence: #MeToo Politics Tainted Stronach Investigation
Frank Stronach's defence argued that the 'believe all women' imperative led to a negligent police investigation, ignoring evidence that contradicted his presumed guilt in the sexual assault trial.
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Calgary Teen Charged in Pineridge Domestic Assault
A Calgary teenager has been formally charged following a domestic assault incident in the Pineridge community, as confirmed by local law enforcement authorities.
Vancouver Park Board Approves Pool Reservation System Changes
The Vancouver Park Board has approved significant changes to the city's pool reservation system, aiming to improve accessibility and streamline booking processes for residents.
Murder Suspect Confesses in Nation River Lady Cold Case
Rodney Nichols, the accused in the Nation River Lady murder case, made a startling confession to investigators, stating 'I have to come clean.' The revelation came during courtroom proceedings in L'Orignal, Ontario.
Senior Killed in Upper Ottawa Valley Crash, Investigation Ongoing
A 94-year-old Ottawa man died after his car collided with an SUV on Paul Martin Drive near Highway 17. The OPP is investigating the Monday morning incident with the coroner's office.
ETS Bus Driver Stabbed, Suspect Arrested in Edmonton
An Edmonton Transit Service bus driver was stabbed by a passenger on March 29, sustaining non-life-threatening injuries. Police arrested a suspect, and union officials condemn violence against transit workers.
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Elan Harper Wins Conservative Nomination in Calgary Confederation
Elan Harper, sister-in-law of former Prime Minister Stephen Harper, secured the Conservative Party nomination for Calgary Confederation, setting up a challenge against Liberal MP Corey Hogan in the next federal election.
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