Sask. Premier Moe on Support for Richmound After Cult
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe expresses sympathy for Richmound, a village tormented by a cult, and outlines provincial support measures. Learn about the ongoing fallout.
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Oklahoma governor spares death row inmate before execution
Oklahoma governor grants stay of execution for Tremane Wood just hours before scheduled lethal injection. Read about this dramatic death penalty case development.
Cochrane domestic violence surges 59% since 2020
University of Calgary study reveals domestic violence in Cochrane increased by 59% from 2020-2024. RCMP report alarming trend requiring community action.
5 Arrested in West Kelowna Drug Investigation
West Kelowna RCMP arrests 5 suspects in coordinated drug trafficking operation, making measurable impact on community safety and street-level drug trade.
Winnipeg police: Osborne Village fire was arson
Winnipeg police have determined the Osborne Village apartment fire was intentionally set. Get the latest details on the investigation and community impact.
Simcoe County Speed Cameras Removed: New Safety Measures
Simcoe County's speed camera program concludes as provincial funding shifts to alternative road safety initiatives. Learn about the changes and future safety plans.
Witnesses Sought After 3-Car Crash in Edmonton
Edmonton police are seeking witnesses to a serious three-car collision near 97 Street and 167 Avenue that left a woman with life-threatening injuries. Speed is believed to be a factor.
Domestic violence surges 59% in Cochrane: University study
University of Calgary research shows domestic violence incidents in Cochrane increased by 59% from 2020-2024. Community calls for urgent action and support services.
Ottawa police seek downtown bank robbery suspect
Ottawa police are asking for public help to identify a man suspected of robbing a bank on Laurier Avenue West on October 28, 2025. Authorities have released details about the investigation.
Barrie ends speed camera program, considers new uses
Barrie is terminating its automated speed enforcement program but may repurpose the cameras for other municipal needs. Learn what's next for traffic safety in the city.
Xi, Trump to Skip G-20 Summit in South Africa
Chinese President Xi Jinping will not attend the G-20 summit, joining Donald Trump's boycott. This absence of key leaders raises questions about the summit's impact on global economic talks.
Calgary youth critically injured in fight with brother
A Calgary youth is fighting for his life after a violent altercation with his brother inside a Glamorgan home. Police are investigating the November 12th incident.
Surrey mansion shot at for second time: police
A South Surrey mansion was targeted in a shooting for the second time in days, with police investigating both incidents. Authorities are seeking witnesses and information.
Carney reveals new nation-building projects in B.C.
PM Mark Carney announces latest round of Canadian nation-building projects in Terrace, B.C., focusing on critical minerals and energy to boost economy.
Windsor Police Ask Public for Theft Investigation Tips
Windsor police are seeking public assistance to identify four individuals connected to a coordinated theft investigation launched in September 2025. Authorities request tips.
Toronto police arrest after student event breach
Toronto police have made an additional arrest following a disturbing incident where demonstrators forced their way into a private student event. Get the latest details on this developing story.
Alberta UCP confronts recall petitions it enabled
Alberta's UCP government faces recall campaigns after lowering petition thresholds. Discover how direct democracy tools are now targeting their creators over policy disputes.
Peel Police Drug Trafficking Probe Update
Peel Regional Police provide crucial update on ongoing drug trafficking investigation. Get the latest developments and key facts about this significant law enforcement operation.
King Charles marks birthday as Canadian news unfolds
King Charles III celebrates his birthday following recent public engagements, while various Canadian news stories develop across provinces from Ontario to British Columbia.
U.S. Government Reboot After Record Shutdown
The longest U.S. government shutdown in history ends, but agencies face days or weeks to resume normal operations. Economic toll estimated at $10-15 billion weekly.
18 Montreal Clinics at Risk from Bill 2
Over 400,000 patients could lose healthcare access as 18 west-end Montreal clinics warn of potential closure due to the financial strain of Quebec's Bill 2. Learn about the crisis.
Oklahoma execution proceeds despite clemency recommendation
Oklahoma moves forward with Tremane Wood's execution for 2001 murder despite state panel recommending life sentence. The decision highlights ongoing capital punishment debates.
Illinois Governor Warns of Trump Distraction Tactics
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker expresses concern that Donald Trump might create military conflict to divert attention from Jeffrey Epstein document revelations. Read the full analysis.
Barrie's Mapleview Drive East Construction Delayed
The long-awaited construction on Barrie's busy Mapleview Drive East corridor faces new delays. Get the latest updates on this critical infrastructure project.
MP Booed at Nova Scotia Remembrance Day Event
Conservative MP Chris d'Entremont faced vocal disapproval from attendees during a Remembrance Day ceremony in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia. Witnesses describe tense atmosphere.
One injured in Cole Harbour shooting, police investigate
One person was injured in a shooting in Cole Harbour, N.S. on November 13, 2025. Police have taped off the scene as the investigation continues. Get the latest details.
Poll: Carney's budget wins support for key plans
Prime Minister Mark Carney's inaugural budget receives strong public backing for infrastructure and immigration initiatives according to new polling data. Read the full analysis.
Quebec Bill 2 Healthcare Reform Faces Doctor Shortage
Quebec's Bill 2 aims to provide healthcare access but lacks investment in new doctors and staff. As physicians protest and burnout rates soar, 1.5 million Quebecers remain without family doctors.
Closing arguments begin in Laval daycare crash trial
The trial of Pierre Ny St-Amand, accused in the Laval daycare crash, reaches a critical juncture as closing arguments commence. Follow the latest developments from the courtroom.
Windsor Ward 1 residents share neighborhood concerns
Windsor's Ward 1 residents gathered Wednesday to address pressing local issues. Discover what matters most to the community and how officials are responding to citizen feedback.
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