Suspicious Fire at Edmonton Infill Site Under Investigation
A fire broke out at a building under construction in Edmonton's Old Strathcona neighbourhood, with police deeming it suspicious as investigations continue.
Category : Politics
PQ Leader: Independent Quebec Could Offer Lower Taxes, Higher Pensions
Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon suggests an independent Quebec could provide lower taxes and enhanced pension benefits, sparking debate on economic sovereignty.
Canada's Euthanasia Debate: Global Policy Lessons
As Scotland rejects assisted dying legislation, Canada's controversial MAID expansion serves as a cautionary example. Alberta's new safeguards contrast sharply with federal indecision on mental illness cases.
Oshawa Store Staff Allegedly Traded Drugs for Alcohol: Police
Durham police have charged convenience store employees in Oshawa with drug trafficking, alleging they exchanged narcotics for stolen alcohol in a recent investigation.
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First Nation Mourns After Eagle Killed and Mutilated
The Oneida of the Thames First Nation is in mourning after a bald eagle was found dead and mutilated, sparking outrage and a call for justice in the community.
Tafoya: Skip Starbucks for Iran War Gas Prices
Michele Tafoya, a Republican Senate candidate in Minnesota, advises Americans to forgo Starbucks trips to manage rising gas prices from the Iran war, sparking backlash on social media.
Toronto Mayor Moves to Block U.S. ICE Before World Cup
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow is taking action to prevent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from operating in the city as security concerns mount ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Oshawa Man Arrested for Shooting Under Gun Ban
A 23-year-old Oshawa man, under a 10-year court order prohibiting weapon possession, was arrested for a Peterborough shooting that injured a woman during a robbery. Police seized a loaded gun and are seeking a second suspect.
Politicians Urged to Cut Gas Taxes as Fuel Prices Soar
As gas prices surge, Canadian politicians face calls to reduce fuel taxes, carbon taxes, and sales taxes to ease the financial burden on families across the country.
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Unpredictable Warfare: History's Costly Lessons on Conflict Outcomes
An analysis of how wars throughout history have defied expectations, from Afghanistan to Ukraine, highlighting the economic and political consequences that often render military victories hollow.
Longest Ballot Committee Targets Terrebonne Byelection
The Longest Ballot Committee plans to flood the Terrebonne byelection with candidates to protest Canada's first-past-the-post system, following a history of similar disruptions in other ridings.
Montreal Mayor Says Quebec Budget Ignores City's Metropolis Role
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada argues Quebec's 2026-27 budget overlooks Montreal's importance, citing lack of funding for hospital expansion and key urban needs.
Edmonton Fire Captain's Child Porn Charges Stayed
Prosecutors have stayed child sexual exploitation charges against Edmonton fire captain Christopher McDonald, citing insurmountable issues with evidence in the case.
Life-Sentence Inmate Dies in Abbotsford Prison Custody
A man convicted of murder and serving a life sentence has died while in custody at the Matsqui Institution, a medium-security federal prison in Abbotsford, British Columbia.
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Tumbler Ridge Shooting Victim Undergoes Fourth Skull Surgery
Maya Gebala, a victim of a shooting in Tumbler Ridge, is undergoing her fourth surgical procedure to repair a fractured skull, with community support growing through fundraising efforts.
Toronto Mayor Pushes 'No ICE' Motion for 2026 World Cup
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow is advocating for a 'No ICE' motion to restrict U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, citing security and human rights concerns.
Calgary Council Marathon Hearing on Repealing Blanket Rezoning
Calgary City Council prepares for a week-long public hearing to potentially repeal blanket rezoning, with 339 residents signed up to speak and 2,390 written submissions received.
OPP Probes Backhoe Theft in Clarence-Rockland
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the theft of a backhoe in Clarence-Rockland, releasing images of a white SUV and tow truck believed to be involved in the incident.
Teen Boy Dead After Stabbing at Manitoba Home: RCMP
A teenage boy has died following a reported stabbing incident at a residence in Manitoba, with the RCMP launching a full investigation into the circumstances surrounding this tragic event.
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Local Backlash Over ICE Detention Centers in Trump Era
As ICE expands detention with $45 billion funding, communities like Social Circle, Georgia, resist due to infrastructure strains, highlighting broader impacts of Trump's deportation policies.
GTA Shooting Suspect Arrested in Calgary, Police Confirm
A suspect wanted in connection with two separate shootings in the Greater Toronto Area has been arrested in Calgary, according to police authorities. The arrest follows an extensive investigation into the incidents.
Poilievre: Public Servants Offer MAID on Rogan Show
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre told Joe Rogan that public servants are offering medical assistance in dying to vulnerable individuals, referencing a 2022 Veterans Affairs incident.
Man Arrested as Police Search Waterloo University District Home
A male suspect was taken into custody after law enforcement executed a search warrant at a Spruce Street residence in Waterloo's university area on March 20, 2026.
P.E.I. Legislature Delayed for Mark McLane Funeral
The opening of Prince Edward Island's legislature has been postponed to honor the funeral of cabinet minister Mark McLane, reflecting a period of mourning in provincial politics.
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Feds Move to Dismiss Charges in Breonna Taylor Warrant Case
Federal prosecutors have moved to dismiss charges against officers accused of falsifying a warrant in the 2020 Breonna Taylor raid, a case that sparked nationwide protests over police conduct.
Doctor Arrested for Alleged Rape of Sedated Cosmetic Surgery Patient
A South Florida cosmetic surgeon faces sexual assault charges after a patient reported being raped while sedated. The doctor claims the encounter was consensual, sparking a legal and ethical investigation.
U.S. Citizen Gets 34 Months in Canadian Jail for Human Smuggling
Sahil Aziz, a U.S. citizen, has been sentenced to 34 months in prison after attempting to illegally cross into Manitoba with stolen documents and credit card data, facing deportation upon release.
Woman Charged with Murder in Ermineskin First Nation Shooting
A 32-year-old woman has been charged with second-degree murder after a 29-year-old man was found dead from a gunshot wound inside a residence on Ermineskin Cree Nation.
Calgary Man's Bail Review Delayed in U.S. Drug Cartel Case
Allistair Chapman's lawyers adjourned his bail review for a week while searching for a judge. He faces extradition to California on conspiracy to commit murder charges linked to a massive drug cartel.
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Nova Scotia Charities: Budget Cuts Could Cost Government More
Charities in Nova Scotia caution that provincial budget reductions could result in increased long-term expenses for the government, as essential community services face potential cuts.
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