Alberta municipal leaders, including Bonnyville's mayor, pressed Premier Danielle Smith on stagnant Family Community Support Services funding and urgent infrastructure upgrades during a leaders' caucus meeting in Edmonton.
The Canadian Army plans to ramp up military exercises at CFB Suffield in Alberta, enhancing defense readiness and local economic impact through expanded operations.
British Columbia Conservative MLA HOn Chan has been removed from the party caucus following serious criminal charges, marking a significant political development in the province.
Mustafa Popalzai grew up despising police after his father was beaten by an officer. Now, he wears the uniform himself, driven by a mission to reform the system from within and build community trust.
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Police in Kawartha Lakes have issued 19 provincial offence notices as part of a commercial motor vehicle enforcement initiative, highlighting ongoing efforts to ensure road safety and regulatory compliance in the region.
Authorities in Prince George are searching for a person of interest linked to a suspicious death following a 2024 house fire on Quince Street, with the investigation ongoing.
The federal government has proposed new legislation designed to streamline the electoral process by addressing the issue of lengthy ballot protests, which have caused delays in past elections.
A massive five-alarm fire in Montreal's Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough displaced seven families and injured one firefighter. Over 150 firefighters battled the blaze that started in a mixed-use building.
Regina city council has unanimously approved increased fines for roaming dogs and directed administration to explore new tethering regulations as part of a broader animal bylaw modernization effort.
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Jewish advocacy groups commend the House of Commons for passing Bill C-9, aimed at strengthening Canada's hate crime laws. The legislation introduces new offences to combat rising antisemitism and protect communities.
The Canadian government has unveiled a $1.7 billion initiative to assist provinces in reducing the expenses associated with residential construction, addressing the ongoing affordability crisis in the housing market.
A 37-year-old North Bay woman faces charges of impaired driving and child abandonment after police found her operating an unsafe vehicle with a child inside in West Nipissing.
A public inquest into the 2022 death of a man while in Moose Jaw police custody is scheduled to begin in April 2026, as announced by the Saskatchewan Coroners Service.
A 27-year-old mechanic was stabbed to death in East York, prompting a Stratford police investigation. Authorities are actively seeking a suspect as the community grapples with the violent incident.
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Evita Duffy-Alfonso, daughter of Sean Duffy and Rachel Campos-Duffy, argues unmarried women vote poorly due to lacking male security, while discussing Trump's Gen Z support decline amid war concerns.
The Liberal government proposes Bill C-25 to curb super-sized ballots by imposing fines up to $25,000 for individuals and $100,000 for parties, targeting nomination loopholes used by protest groups.
Windsor police are investigating an assault where a woman was sprayed with bear spray in South Walkerville. The suspect fled, and authorities urge public help with surveillance footage.
A second individual has been charged with first-degree murder following the death of a woman in Moncton, New Brunswick, as police continue their investigation into the February incident.
NATO confirms Canada has achieved the 2% GDP defense spending target, marking a historic milestone after 20 years of commitment. Prime Minister Mark Carney calls it an 'ambitious promise' kept, while Conservatives criticize the approach as 'creative accou
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Canada's potential role in securing maritime transit through the Strait of Hormuz hinges on a ceasefire agreement, as indicated by recent political statements.
A Brazilian mother was cleared of charges after killing and mutilating her boyfriend, who attempted to rape her 11-year-old daughter. The jury sided with her defense of protecting her child.
Alert citizens in Gatineau helped police arrest two men from Montreal-area for impersonating officers to seize bank cards. The suspects face multiple charges, including drug possession.
A 34-year-old Leamington man is facing 34 criminal charges following a dramatic police pursuit that spanned four counties in Southwestern Ontario, involving multiple law enforcement agencies.
A Mi'kmaq man in Nova Scotia is taking his cannabis charges to a constitutional challenge, arguing for Indigenous rights and legal protections in a landmark case.
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RCMP in Winnipeg have arrested a woman accused of intentionally hitting a man with a car. The incident, under investigation, highlights concerns over violent crimes in the community.
Transportation Security Administration workers brace for another unpaid Friday as the government shutdown stretches into its 40th day, creating financial desperation and airport security concerns nationwide.
The New Democratic Party will hold a leadership debate in Winnipeg, focusing on policies to restrict fossil fuel use and reform electoral systems, amid broader political discussions.
NATO allies in Europe and Canada increased defense expenditures by nearly 20% in 2025, totaling $574 billion extra, driven by U.S. pressure and Russian threats.
Toronto City Council has passed a controversial paid snow shovelling program, modeled after New York City, despite warnings from critics who call it 'the stupid road'.
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Former Montreal mayor Denis Coderre argues Section 33 of Canada's Constitution is essential for democratic governance, not a threat to rule of law, as Supreme Court examines its scope.
