Sudbury May Increase Summer Camp Fees Substantially
Greater Sudbury is evaluating a major rise in fees for summer day camps, potentially impacting families' budgets and recreational options for children during the break.
Category : Politics
Barrie Home Invasion Caught on Video, Police Probe
A violent home invasion in Barrie was captured on video, showing suspects forcing entry. Police are investigating the incident, urging public assistance for identification.
Ottawa's ByWard Market Plan Keeps Streets Open to Vehicles
The City of Ottawa has unveiled a new revitalization plan for the historic ByWard Market that will not permanently close any streets to vehicular traffic, focusing instead on pedestrian plazas and building upgrades.
Nine Arrested in Punnichy RCMP Warrant Operation
A targeted RCMP operation in Punnichy, Saskatchewan, resulted in the arrest of nine individuals on outstanding warrants, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts in the region.
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Saskatchewan Denies Brain Surgery Travel Coverage
A Saskatoon woman's plea for travel coverage to access life-saving brain surgery in Edmonton has been denied by the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health, sparking calls for policy reform.
Family Seeks MAID Changes After Son's Euthanasia
The family of Kiano Vafaeian, a 26-year-old diabetic man with mental health issues, calls for changes to Canada's medical assistance in dying program after his euthanasia in British Columbia.
Police Search for Four Suspects in Downtown Windsor Assault
Windsor police are investigating a group assault that occurred on Ouellette Avenue, seeking public assistance to identify four suspects involved in the incident.
Conservative Icons Feulner and Crane: A National Loss
The recent deaths of Ed Feulner, co-founder of the Heritage Foundation, and Ed Crane, co-founder of the Cato Institute, mark a significant loss for conservative and libertarian thought in Washington, D.C., as they championed America's founding ideals.
Municipalities Demand PEQ Immigration Program Reinstatement
Municipal leaders from Montreal and Quebec City regions are calling on the provincial government to reinstate the PEQ immigration program, citing broken promises and economic consequences for immigrants left in limbo.
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Alberta's Complex Political Challenges Analyzed by Expert
A political expert highlights the intricate and multifaceted nature of Alberta's current issues, emphasizing that simplistic solutions are insufficient for the province's deep-rooted challenges.
Kitchener Shooting Suspect Armed and Dangerous: Police
Waterloo Regional Police are urgently searching for Siraj Abukar, a 30-year-old Kitchener man, following a shooting incident. Authorities warn he should be considered armed and dangerous.
Epstein Survivor on Andrew Arrest, Slams U.S. Inaction
Marina Lacerda, a Jeffrey Epstein survivor, expressed mixed emotions after Prince Andrew's arrest in the U.K., praising the action while condemning the lack of progress in the United States.
Alberta's Complex Political Challenges, Experts Warn
Political analysts highlight the intricate and multifaceted issues facing Alberta, emphasizing that solutions require nuanced approaches beyond simple fixes.
Conservatives Unite After Defections? Poilievre's Challenge
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre confronts party unity challenges after defections to the Liberals, with political analysts debating his path forward amid a shifting political landscape.
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Four Men Exonerated in 1991 Austin Yogurt Shop Murders
A Texas judge has formally declared four men innocent in the infamous 1991 Austin yogurt shop murders, closing a painful chapter after decades of wrongful accusations and a new suspect linked to the crime.
Hamilton's Lincoln Alexander Parkway Westbound Reopens Post-Police Probe
The westbound lanes of Lincoln Alexander Parkway in Hamilton have reopened following a police investigation that caused significant traffic disruptions. Authorities have not yet disclosed details about the incident that prompted the closure.
Hells Angel Gets Day Parole After Drug Smuggling Conviction
A high-profile B.C. Hells Angel convicted of smuggling cocaine and methamphetamine has been granted day parole, with strict conditions to limit gang associations.
Alberta Tory Party Focuses on Professionalism, Logic, Accountability
Peter Guthrie outlines the Alberta Tory Party's renewed commitment to professionalism, logical governance, and accountability in a recent interview, signaling a strategic shift for the political organization.
Three Arrested in Guelph Stolen Vehicle Spree
Guelph police have apprehended three individuals linked to a series of stolen vehicle incidents, with one suspect arrested twice in two days for collisions involving stolen cars.
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OPP Investigates Active Incident Near Erin, Ontario
The Wellington detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police is currently investigating an active incident outside of Erin. Authorities have not released specific details about the nature of the situation.
Republic Claims Credit for Ex-Prince Andrew's Arrest
The anti-monarchy group Republic asserts its actions led to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's arrest for misconduct, though royal experts question its influence.
Alberta Separatists Target Snowbirds in Arizona Petition Drive
Alberta separatists are seeking signatures from Canadian snowbirds in Arizona for an independence petition, prompting fierce criticism from former premier Jason Kenney and others who call it foreign interference.
Trump Banner Hung at Justice Department in Washington
A large banner featuring former President Donald Trump was displayed on the Department of Justice building in Washington, D.C., on February 19, 2026, sparking public attention and political commentary.
Milliard Rebrands Quebec Liberals on Unity, Cost of Living
New Quebec Liberal Party leader Charles Milliard aims to shift focus to core issues like unity and affordability, moving away from divisive politics to address everyday concerns.
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Alberta's Post-Election Policy Shifts Question Democratic Mandate
Analysis examines whether Alberta's UCP government has exceeded its electoral mandate with major policy initiatives introduced after the 2023 election without clear voter endorsement.
Guelph Man Arrested Twice in Two Days for Stolen Vehicle Crashes
A Guelph man faces multiple charges after being arrested twice within 48 hours for collisions involving stolen vehicles, highlighting ongoing vehicle theft issues in the area.
Police Renew Appeal in 13-Year-Old West Kelowna Double-Homicide
West Kelowna police are renewing their appeal for public information regarding an unsolved double-homicide that occurred 13 years ago, urging anyone with details to come forward.
Thunder Bay Drug Bust: Cocaine, Gun, Jewelry Seized
Ontario Provincial Police in Thunder Bay have seized 460 grams of cocaine, a handgun, high-capacity magazine, stun gun, luxury jewelry, and $38,000 cash in a significant drug operation.
Nova Scotia Lays Off Dozens of Government Employees Pre-Budget
The Nova Scotia government has laid off dozens of employees as part of cost-cutting measures in preparation for the upcoming provincial budget release, sparking concerns about public sector stability.
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Guelph Man Charged with Sexual Assault
A Guelph man faces sexual assault charges after a police investigation, highlighting ongoing efforts to address such crimes in the community.
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