Edmonton Clears 70% of Priority Roads After Snowfall
City crews in Edmonton have successfully cleared 70% of priority roadways following a significant snowfall that began on Tuesday, according to municipal officials.
Category : Politics
Strong Mayor Veto Powers Unclear After Ontario Police Budget Clarification
Questions persist regarding the extent of 'strong mayor' veto powers in Ontario municipalities, even as the provincial government attempts to clarify police budget authority.
Halifax Budget Debate: Flat Tax vs 11.2% Increase
Halifax City Hall confronts a pivotal budget decision between implementing a flat tax rate or approving an 11.2% property tax increase, sparking intense municipal financial discussions.
Winnipeg Police HQ Back to Normal After Flooding, Charges Filed
Two individuals face charges following a flooding incident at Winnipeg Police Headquarters over the weekend, with operations now fully restored and no major disruptions reported.
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Surge in Overnight Thefts from Unlocked Vehicles in Essex County
Police in Essex County report a significant increase in overnight thefts from unlocked vehicles, urging residents to secure their cars and remove valuables to prevent crime.
Massive Meth Seizure at Blue Water Bridge Leads to Charges
Canadian border officers intercepted over a quarter-tonne of methamphetamine at the Blue Water Bridge, leading to charges against a Woodstock man. The CBSA reports significant drug seizures in southern Ontario.
Jeneroux Joins Liberals, Strengthening Carney's Majority Hopes
Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux has crossed the floor to join Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal Party, a move that brings the government closer to securing a parliamentary majority.
Ottawa Invests $33M in Quebec Defence Projects
The Canadian government has allocated $33 million to Quebec-based companies for defence-related initiatives, announced by Industry Minister Mélanie Joly in Montreal. This funding aims to bolster national security and support local economic growth in the d
Only 26% of Quebecers Back Separation: Survey
A recent survey indicates that just 26% of Quebecers would vote to separate from Canada, highlighting ongoing political dynamics in the province.
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Police Cleared in Fatal Calgary Standoff with Armed Man
Alberta's police watchdog has cleared officers in the fatal shooting of Patrick Kimmel, who was armed with a hand grenade during a 30-hour standoff. His common-law wife claims police escalated the situation.
Barrie Man Charged in Theft, Safe and Cash Still Missing
A Barrie man has been charged in connection with a January theft where a hotel room safe was broken into, but the safe and cash remain unrecovered, according to Ontario Provincial Police.
Windsor's $16.3M Playground Overhaul for 36 Sites
The city of Windsor plans a major $16.3 million investment to upgrade 36 outdated playgrounds, enhancing safety and accessibility for children and families across the community.
Saskatchewan NDP Criticizes $650M Pre-Budget Spending
Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck condemns the government's $650 million pre-budget expenditure, calling it wasteful and lacking transparency ahead of the official budget release.
Bedbug Found in Ottawa Government Building After Office Order
A single bedbug was discovered at a federal building in Ottawa housing CRA and CBSA offices, just days after public servants were ordered to return to office four days weekly. Authorities conducted immediate treatment and declared it an isolated incident.
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B.C. Extortion Advisory Panel Members Announced
British Columbia has unveiled its extortion advisory panel, led by former anti-gang officer Paul Dadwal, to improve communication among regional task forces and boost public trust in law enforcement efforts.
Edmonton Mayor on Snow Clearing, Infill, and Patio Fees
Mayor Andrew Knack discusses the city's snow removal operations, infill housing policies, and the introduction of new patio fees in a recent interview.
Trump Hosts Black History Month Event After Racist Post Backlash
U.S. President Donald Trump held a Black History Month reception at the White House, weeks after facing significant backlash for a racist social media post. The event featured remarks from Trump and White House pardon czar Alice Johnson.
Windsor Police Seek Suspect in Road Rage Incident
Windsor police are searching for a suspect involved in a road rage incident that resulted in serious injuries, highlighting ongoing concerns about aggressive driving in the city.
London Police Seek Victims After Massage Therapist Sex Assault Charge
London Police Service appeals for additional victims to contact investigators following sexual assault charges against a local massage therapist, emphasizing support and confidentiality.
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Fort Macleod Gets First Traffic Light After 150 Years
Fort Macleod, Alberta's oldest southern town, is installing its first-ever traffic light at a busy intersection handling over 11,000 vehicles daily, reflecting a 22% population surge.
Ottawa Seeks Feedback on Proposed Cricket Pitch in Park
The City of Ottawa is gathering community feedback on a plan to install a dedicated cricket pitch at Beryl Gaffney Park, responding to rising demand for the sport in the capital region.
Quebec Liberal Leader Upholds Marwah Rizqy's Exclusion
New Quebec Liberal Leader Charles Milliard announced on Wednesday that Marwah Rizqy will remain excluded from the party caucus, following her expulsion by former leader Pablo Rodriguez in December.
Peace Activists Target Jewish Summer Camps in Canada
A Canadian human rights group's campaign to decertify Jewish-affiliated summer camps across multiple provinces sparks accusations of antisemitism and attacks on religious freedom.
Defence Strategy Hurdles: Canada's Procurement Woes Persist
Canada's new defence industrial strategy, unveiled by Prime Minister Mark Carney, aims to boost military capabilities but faces significant challenges from a flawed procurement system, warns former defence policy director Joe Varner.
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Jackson Park Reopens After Bright Lights Windsor Teardown
Jackson Park in Windsor, Ontario, has officially reopened to the public following the completion of the Bright Lights Windsor festival teardown, marking a return to normalcy for the community space.
Democrats Escalate Investigation into Gordie Howe Bridge Debacle
Democratic lawmakers are ramping up their investigation into the Gordie Howe International Bridge project, citing concerns over delays and mismanagement. This move highlights ongoing political disputes and infrastructure challenges in Canada.
N.B. Reveals Historic $1.3B Deficit, Reactions Swift
New Brunswick's Finance Minister René Legacy announced a record $1.3 billion deficit, sparking immediate political and public backlash over fiscal management.
Donation Funds Tiny Homes for Homeless Veterans in London
A major private donation has cleared the path for a tiny home project at Parkwood Institute, aiming to provide transitional housing for an estimated 200 homeless veterans in London.
Alberta Opposition Urges Health, Affordability in Budget
The Alberta Opposition House Leader calls for the next provincial budget to prioritize strengthening health care and addressing affordability issues for residents.
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Airsoft Gun Shootings in Alberta Tied to Teen Internet Challenge
RCMP in central Alberta report a series of Airsoft gun incidents connected to a concerning online trend among teenagers, prompting warnings about public safety and digital influences.
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