Waterloo Region's Population Growth Hits Multi-Decade Low
New data reveals Waterloo Region's population increase in 2025 was the smallest in decades. Explore the causes and what it means for the local economy and housing.
Category : Politics
Canada opens new diplomatic mission in Fiji after 3 years
Canada has officially opened its new diplomatic mission in Fiji, fulfilling a pledge made three years ago. The move strengthens Ottawa's commitment to the Indo-Pacific region.
Lethbridge seeks public help after river valley encampment fires
Following two grass fires, Lethbridge officials urge residents to report encampment activity in the river valley to prevent future blazes. Learn how the community can help.
17,000 Attend Major Protests in Downtown Vancouver
An estimated 17,000 demonstrators gathered across downtown Vancouver on January 18, 2026, in a significant public protest. Police were present as crowds converged on key locations like the Vancouver Art Gallery.
Conservative Convention in Calgary, Poilievre Leadership Review
The Conservative Party of Canada gathers in Calgary for its first convention since the 2025 election loss. Leader Pierre Poilievre faces a crucial leadership vote amid party recalibration. Read the key details.
B.C. Postpones Heritage Act Changes for Consultation
The B.C. government is postponing planned changes to the Heritage Act to allow for increased consultation with stakeholders and First Nations. Minister Ravi Parmar announced the delay.
Man tasered, charged after assaulting police during wellness check
A wellness check in North Bay escalated into violence, leading police to use a taser on a 23-year-old man who allegedly assaulted officers. Get the full details on the incident.
North Bay eyes 4.58% tax increase, may tap reserves
North Bay city staff recommend using financial reserves to limit the 2026 property tax increase to 4.58%. Learn about the budget proposal and its implications for taxpayers.
Family Calls for More Security at Tremblant Village
The parents of Liam Toman, missing since a 2025 ski trip, urge Tremblant Village for enhanced safety measures. Read their emotional plea and the ongoing search.
NORAD aircraft arrive in Greenland for long-planned activities
Canadian and U.S. NORAD command confirms deployment of aircraft to Greenland for scheduled operations. Get the latest details on this strategic North American defense activity.
Regina Police Ask for Help Identifying Shoplifter
Regina Police Service, via Crime Stoppers, is asking the public for assistance in identifying a person of interest connected to a shoplifting incident. Anyone with information is urged to come forward.
Sherwood Park water fill station demolition approved
Sherwood Park residents express concern after council votes to demolish the local water fill station. Learn about the community's reaction and what happens next.
OPP Officer Charged with Impaired Driving While On Duty
An on-duty OPP officer from South Georgian Bay faces impaired driving charges. The officer has been suspended with pay as the case proceeds. Read the latest details.
Sault family faces hardship after fatal crash
Wendy and Devereaux Hinan of Sault Ste. Marie grapple with profound loss and financial strain following a devastating car accident. A GoFundMe aims to aid their recovery.
Churchill port vital if Greenland dispute escalates: Kinew
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew identifies Churchill as Canada's strategic Arctic port amid potential Greenland tensions. Learn why this remote hub is crucial for sovereignty and trade.
Edmonton parking ban ignored by 90%, $250 fine stays
Edmonton city council keeps $250 fine for parking ban violations after 90% non-compliance rate hampers snow removal. Officials cite aggressive behaviour and budget strain.
Only 10% of Edmontonians comply with parking ban
An Edmonton city committee learned that just 10% of residents moved vehicles during a residential parking ban for snow clearing. Discover the challenges and city's response.
N.B. Surpasses French Immigration Goal for 2025
New Brunswick has successfully exceeded its target for French-speaking immigrants in 2025, as announced in Moncton. This milestone strengthens the province's francophone communities.
Former Liberal MP Morris Bodnar dies at 77
Morris Bodnar, a respected Saskatoon lawyer and former Liberal Member of Parliament, has passed away at the age of 77. Remembering his career and legacy.
Forensic Specialists Testify in N.B. Murder Trial
Forensic specialists presented key evidence in a New Brunswick double-murder trial at Moncton Law Courts. Get the latest courtroom developments.
Trump Targets Ilhan Omar with Jail, Deportation Demands
Former President Donald Trump escalated his feud with Rep. Ilhan Omar, suggesting she be jailed or sent to Somalia. Get the latest on the political clash and the fraud allegations in Minnesota.
Former Saskatoon Liberal MP, Lawyer Dies at 77
Saskatoon mourns the loss of a respected lawyer and former Liberal Member of Parliament, who passed away at the age of 77. Remembering his legacy in law and public service.
Gatineau police search for man missing since Dec. 31
Gatineau police are asking for the public's help to locate Philippe Lalonde, 49, last seen leaving his residence on La Madeleine Street on December 31. Authorities fear for his health and safety.
Calgary man charged in Okotoks tire slashing, threats case
A Calgary man faces multiple charges after allegedly slashing tires and making death threats against an Okotoks family over social media. RCMP detail a months-long harassment campaign.
Manitoba's $2M fund to protect communities from hate crimes
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announces a new $2 million fund to help cultural and religious communities enhance security against hate-motivated incidents. Learn about the initiative's goals.
Carney joins Trump's Gaza peace board, funding unclear
Former Canadian ambassador Jon Allen raises concerns over funding for Trump's Gaza peace initiative as Mark Carney agrees to join. Get the latest details on this developing political story.
John Fraser Named Interim Leader of Ontario Liberal Caucus
Ontario's Liberal caucus selects veteran MPP John Fraser as its interim leader. Get the latest on the political shift at Queen's Park and what it means for the party's future.
State of Emergency in Guatemala After Attacks Kill 9 Police
Guatemala declares a state of emergency after coordinated gang attacks on police leave nine officers dead. The violence erupted during prison raids.
Suspect Found Unconscious in Stolen Car Arrested
New Westminster police apprehended a suspect discovered unconscious inside a stolen vehicle. The arrest highlights ongoing efforts to combat auto theft in the Metro Vancouver area.
Five Provinces Reject Federal Gun Buyback Program
The Liberal government's assault-style firearm buyback launches amid provincial defiance and questions over special treatment for Indigenous communities. Read the analysis.
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