Saskatoon Fire Department Launches New Dispatch Program
Saskatoon's Fire Station No. 9 has implemented a Computer Aided Dispatch system to enhance operational efficiency and response times for fire crews, aiming to improve public safety services.
Category : Politics
Cuban Diaspora in Canada Watches as Blackout Deepens Crisis
As a massive power outage leaves 11 million Cubans in darkness and without running water, the Cuban diaspora in Canada watches with deep concern, reflecting on the deteriorating conditions in their homeland.
General Lost Classified Maps, Got Concussion After Drinking
A former U.S. Army general responsible for military support to Ukraine lost classified maps on a train and suffered a concussion after a boozy dinner, per a federal watchdog report.
Carney's Budget Balancing Faces Skepticism Over Accounting
Prime Minister Mark Carney's plan to balance the federal operating budget by 2028-29 is drawing criticism from economists and watchdogs who argue his accounting methods blur lines between operational and capital spending.
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Alberta Judge Faces Suspension Over Lawyer Jailing Dispute
An Alberta judicial board has called for the suspension of a judge who jailed a lawyer in a contentious legal dispute, citing concerns over judicial conduct and fairness in the justice system.
Tax Breaks and Shopping Canadian to Help Albertans
Secretary of State Wayne Long unveils new affordability measures including tax relief, GST credit increases, and NSF fee caps to support Albertans facing economic challenges.
Saskatchewan Premier Defends Deficit Budget for Public Services
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe explains that the province's deficit budget for 2026-27 is necessary to protect essential public services amid economic pressures.
Retired Alberta Teacher, 87, Challenges UK Extradition
An 87-year-old retired teacher from Alberta is contesting extradition to the United Kingdom to face historical abuse allegations, with proceedings unfolding in Edmonton courts.
Toronto Police Officer Injured in Stolen Vehicle Collision
A Toronto police officer is hospitalized following a serious collision involving a stolen vehicle during a traffic stop near Sheppard Avenue West and Allen Road on March 17, 2026.
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Mamdani Moves to Drop Legal Aid for Ex-Mayor Adams in Lawsuit
The Mamdani administration plans to end legal support for former New York City Mayor Eric Adams in a sexual assault lawsuit, citing policy shifts and resource allocation concerns.
Calgary Man Convicted of Aggravated Sexual Assault in 2019 Attack
A Calgary judge has found Kepra Udup Bang guilty of aggravated sexual assault for a brutal 2019 attack that left a woman unconscious and beaten beyond recognition, rejecting his claim of consensual sex.
Cuba Rejects Political System Talks with US, Cites Embargo Barrier
Cuban envoy states political system is off-limits in US discussions, highlights trade embargo as main obstacle to American investment despite economic challenges.
Federal Government Appeals Emergencies Act Ruling to Supreme Court
The federal government will appeal a court decision on the Emergencies Act to the Supreme Court, following its use during the 2022 convoy protests in Ottawa.
Three Teens Charged in Westwinds Stabbing and Robbery
Calgary police have arrested and charged three teenagers following a violent stabbing and robbery near the Westwinds CTrain station, with authorities expressing deep concern over youth violence.
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Edmonton Police Seek Video in North-Side Death Probe
Edmonton police are requesting public video footage to aid in the investigation of a death on the city's north side, as authorities work to uncover details surrounding the incident.
Smith Targets Balanced Budget with Moderate Oil Prices
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith expresses confidence in balancing the provincial budget despite projections of moderate oil prices, emphasizing fiscal discipline and economic stability.
Inmates Injured in Assault Returned to Springhill Institution
Three inmates sustained injuries in an assault at Springhill Institution in Nova Scotia and have been returned to the facility, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in federal corrections.
Daycare Worker Appeals Murder Conviction, Seeks New Trial
Tomy Carranza-Ladry, sentenced to life for second-degree murder of an 18-month-old, appeals conviction, citing legal errors by the trial judge and requesting a new trial.
Judge Quashes Rosebud Racetrack Approval Over Environmental Review
A Calgary judge has overturned the environmental review approval for the Rosebud motorsport project, citing procedural flaws. The ruling deals a blow to the proposed racetrack amid local opposition and environmental concerns.
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OPP Report Clears Police of Collusion in Northrup Case
An OPP investigation finds no evidence of collusion among Toronto Police officers in the Umar Zameer trial, while other stories cover NHL controversies and a Coldplay kiss-cam incident.
Students, Museums React to New Brunswick's Budget
The New Brunswick budget for 2026-27, aiming to tackle a $1.4 billion deficit with measures like highway tolls and civil service cuts, has drawn mixed responses from students and cultural institutions.
Newsom Blasts Retiring Border Patrol Official Greg Bovino
California Governor Gavin Newsom sent a scathing farewell message to retiring U.S. Border Patrol official Greg Bovino, criticizing his role in Trump-era deportation operations.
Alberta Taxpayers on Hook for Abandoned Oil Wells, Landowner Protests
A landowner in Alberta argues it is unjust that taxpayers are ultimately responsible for paying the costs of abandoned oil wells, highlighting financial and environmental concerns in the province's energy sector.
Calgary Teens Charged After Stabbing at CTrain Station
Two Calgary teenagers have been charged after a stabbing at a northeast CTrain station, with police investigating the incident as part of ongoing efforts to address youth violence in the city.
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Gatineau Police Seize 13kg Cocaine, Meth in Drug Bust
Gatineau police arrested two men and seized 13 kilograms of cocaine, 5,000 methamphetamine tablets, $88,000 cash, and drug-production equipment in a residence search.
CMA Seeks to Intervene in Saskatchewan Pronoun Case
The Canadian Medical Association has applied to intervene in a Saskatchewan court case regarding pronoun policies, citing potential impacts on youth mental health and medical ethics.
Barrie Man in Court for Child Luring and Sex Crimes
A man from Barrie, Ontario, faces charges including child luring and sexual assault after an incident at a local park. He appeared in court as police continue their investigation.
McGuinty on Iranian Strike Silence, Terrorism Glorification Ban
Defence Minister David McGuinty addresses government silence on an Iranian strike on a Canadian base, while Jewish groups push to broaden terrorism laws to ban glorification.
Kenney Criticizes Edmonton Mayor's Israel-China Stance
Former politician Jason Kenney accuses Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack of hypocrisy for criticizing police chief's Israel trip while visiting China, highlighting moral contradictions in Canadian left's foreign policy approach.
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Convicted Sex Offender Released to Live in Winnipeg (17.03.2026)
Burton Randy Thomas, a convicted sex offender, has been released from prison and will live in Winnipeg, raising community safety concerns and sparking public debate.
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