Regina's Tax Expansion Plan Backed by SUMA Members
Regina's initiative to broaden municipal tax options has been endorsed by SUMA members, marking a significant step in local fiscal policy development and urban governance.
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Halifax Harbour Restricted Near McNabs Island by Defence Department
The Department of National Defence has imposed a temporary restriction on public access to a section of Halifax Harbour adjacent to McNabs Island, citing operational security needs.
Police Seek Truck in Rothesay Attempted Break-In
Kennebecasis Regional Police are investigating an alleged attempted break and enter in Rothesay, New Brunswick, and are searching for a truck connected to the incident.
North Regina Arson Caught on Camera, Suspect Nearly Set on Fire
A dramatic arson incident in North Regina was captured on video over the weekend, showing a suspect who nearly set himself on fire. The footage reveals the intense moments of the crime.
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Sask. Man with Hate Crime Convictions Faces New Charge
Travis Patron, 35, arrested by Carlyle RCMP for allegedly posting hateful material online. He has prior convictions for promoting hatred against Jews, assault, and harassment.
Carney's Political Mastery Secures Liberal Majority
Prime Minister Mark Carney has outmaneuvered the Conservatives, securing a majority government through strategic defections and policy adoption, while promoting a 'new world order' vision.
King Charles to Address Congress, Meet Trump on State Visit
King Charles III is scheduled to deliver a historic address to a joint meeting of the U.S. Congress and hold a private meeting with former President Donald Trump during an upcoming state visit, marking a significant diplomatic engagement.
DOJ Moves to Vacate Jan. 6 Extremist Leaders' Convictions
The Justice Department has requested a federal appeals court to vacate seditious conspiracy convictions for Proud Boys and Oath Keepers leaders involved in the January 6 Capitol attack, marking a significant legal reversal.
North Regina Arson Caught on Camera, Police Investigate
Regina police are investigating a deliberate arson attack in the city's north end, with surveillance footage capturing the dramatic incident. Authorities have released the video through Crime Stoppers as part of their ongoing investigation.
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Court Halts Contempt Probe into Trump Over Deportation Flights
A federal appeals court has ruled that a judge must stop investigating Donald Trump and his administration for allegedly violating an order on deportation flights involving Venezuelan migrants sent to El Salvador.
Simcoe County Debates Appointed Chair Role, Considers Changes
Simcoe County officials express concerns over the appointed chair position, prompting discussions on potential governance reforms and next steps for local leadership.
Alberta Won't Follow Federal Gas Tax Pause
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith confirms the province will not suspend its provincial fuel tax, diverging from the federal Liberal government's temporary relief measure starting next week.
Suspect Faces 147 Charges in Scarborough Break-Ins
A suspect is now confronting 147 charges related to a series of commercial business break-ins in Scarborough, as police intensify efforts to combat property crime in the area.
Dark Web Fentanyl Trafficker Extradited from Germany to BC
A Victoria man accused of selling fentanyl pills on the dark web has been returned from Germany after fleeing Canada. The RCMP's complex investigation involved cryptocurrency and international cooperation.
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Poilievre Stays After Byelection Losses, Gas Tax Suspended
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre reaffirms his commitment following double-digit byelection defeats, while the Carney government announces a temporary federal gas tax suspension amid economic updates.
Alberta's Private Testing Plan Criticized by Medical Association
The Alberta Medical Association warns that allowing patients to privately pay for diagnostic tests without referrals could increase false positives and strain the public healthcare system.
Poilievre Faces Leadership Crisis After Byelection Losses
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre confronts mounting challenges following three byelection defeats and a Liberal majority, with party support plummeting and internal tensions rising.
B.C. Tables Treaty Legislation After 30-Year K'omoks Negotiation
British Columbia introduces treaty implementation legislation following three decades of negotiations with the K'omoks First Nation, marking a significant step in Indigenous reconciliation efforts.
Calgary Playgrounds Risk Closure by 2036 Due to Underfunding
A new report warns that up to 82% of Calgary's city-funded playgrounds could close by 2036 without increased funding, with Mayor Jeromy Farkas calling it an 'existential threat' to community spaces.
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Carney's Majority Plan and Alberta Free Speech Battle
Prime Minister Mark Carney details plans for his new majority government, focusing on committee control, while a court case in Alberta highlights academic freedom concerns. Other stories include a Liberal byelection win and antisemitic incidents in Toront
Calgary Police Search for Missing Man Last Seen at Bank
Calgary police are asking for public assistance to locate Kristopher, a missing man last seen at the Crowfoot TD Bank. He is described as 6'2" tall with brown hair and blue eyes.
Carney's Political Victory as Conservatives Face Crisis
Prime Minister Mark Carney secures a majority through byelection wins, while Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre faces internal pressure and strategic setbacks in a rapidly shifting political landscape.
Johnson Defends Trump's AI Jesus Post Amid Controversy
House Speaker Mike Johnson attempted to excuse President Donald Trump for posting an AI image resembling Jesus on Truth Social, sparking widespread condemnation and debate over blasphemy.
Regina Police Search for Suspect in Weekend Arson
Regina Police Service is actively searching for a suspect involved in a weekend arson case, with authorities urging public assistance to identify the individual.
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Canadians Push for Changes to MP Party Switching Rules
As the Carney Liberals secure a majority through floor-crossings, petitions with over 60,000 signatures call for reforms to uphold democratic principles and voter fairness in Parliament.
Impaired Driving Charge Laid in Sturgeon Falls by OPP
Ontario Provincial Police have laid an impaired driving charge in Sturgeon Falls after responding to a traffic complaint, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against dangerous driving behaviors in Northern Ontario communities.
Saskatoon Emergency Wellness Centre Renovations and Concerns
Saskatoon Tribal Council Chief Mark Arcand outlines phased renovations at the Emergency Wellness Centre, including new facilities and accessibility improvements, while addressing neighborhood concerns about consultation and bed capacity promises.
Ontario Jail Plan Slammed by Prison Abolition Advocate
The Ford government's proposal to add 6,000 prison beds by 2050 faces backlash from Professor Justin Piché, who advocates for abolishing prisons entirely, sparking debate over criminal justice policy.
ASIRT Probes Woman's Death After Edmonton Police Arrest
The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team is investigating after a woman died in hospital following her arrest by Edmonton police in Mill Woods last month.
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CBRM Councillors Question Sydney Harbour Land Sale
Cape Breton Regional Municipality councillors are raising questions about the sale of land at Sydney harbour, demanding greater transparency and public consultation on the deal.
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