Montreal Police Seek Witnesses in Fatal Hit-and-Run
Montreal police are asking witnesses to come forward after a fatal hit-and-run on April 26, 2026, releasing a photo of a similar Honda Civic.
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Calgary judge quashes Alberta separation petition
A Calgary judge has ruled against an Alberta separation petition, citing inadequate consultation with First Nations. The decision halts the referendum process.
Senator Takes Alcoholism Test, Challenges FBI Director
Sen. Chris Van Hollen took an alcoholism test and dared FBI Director Kash Patel to do the same after Patel agreed to it. Van Hollen posted his results online.
Can Carney Afford to Lose Guilbeault with Slim Majority?
With a razor-thin majority and contentious decisions ahead, PM Carney faces caucus management challenges as MPs like Guilbeault weigh their futures.
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Suspended Officer Loses Appeal; Snowbirds; Charge in Final
Key Ottawa stories: suspended officer Goran Beric loses appeal, Snowbirds aircraft update, Charge face Montreal in PWHL final, transit woes, and police budgeting issues.
Ottawa Police Roll Out Impaired Driving Lawn Signs
Ottawa Police Service introduces lawn signs reading 'impaired driver caught here' as part of their RIDE campaign to raise awareness about impaired driving.
Human Remains Found in Manitoba: RCMP
RCMP have discovered human remains in a Manitoba community. Investigation is ongoing as authorities work to identify the deceased.
MAID 'Time Bomb' Warning Ahead of Ottawa March
Pro-life leaders warn Canada's MAID expansion for mental illness set for March 2027, urging MPs to support Bill C-218 to make exclusion permanent.
Holocaust Survivor Morris Dancyger Dies at 86
Morris Dancyger, a Holocaust survivor and Calgary arts supporter, died May 12, 2026. He survived Auschwitz as a child and built a life of resilience and community impact.
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Alberta First Nations Lose Separation Court Challenge
A court has dismissed a petition by Alberta First Nations seeking separation from Canada, ruling the claim has no legal basis. The decision upholds federal jurisdiction.
Pastor Forgives Trump's Misconduct, Says It Doesn't Matter
Mark Burns, a spiritual adviser to Trump, tells The New Yorker that the president's past sexual misconduct doesn't matter because God forgives.
CBC accused of pranking Kamloops graves skeptics
Amy Hamm reports that the CBC created deceptive prank videos targeting skeptics of unverified Kamloops grave claims, sparking accusations of propaganda.
Fired Calgary Professor Fights for Reinstatement at MRU
Dr. Frances Widdowson, fired from Mount Royal University in 2021 after a faculty conflict, may be reinstated following a board decision, says her lawyer.
New Social Contract Needed for Information Age
B.C.'s privacy commissioner argues for reformed privacy laws to address the exploitation of personal data by tech platforms, drawing on his daughter's experience as a social media influencer.
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Quebec Secularism Law Leads to Marginal Employee Departures
Quebec's education minister says secularism rules in schools have caused a 'marginal' number of employees to leave, downplaying concerns about mass resignations.
Sudbury MP Excluded from Liberal Funding Announcements
Sudbury East-Manitoulin-Nickel Belt MP Jim Belanger claims he was not invited to three Liberal funding announcements, raising concerns about political exclusion in Northern Ontario.
South Windsor Apartment Development Approved Over Residents' Objections
Windsor City Council approved a three-storey, 29-unit apartment building on Cabana Road, despite resident concerns. Mayor Dilkens warned this is just the beginning of densification along major corridors.
Murkowski Backs Democrats on Iran War Powers Vote
Sen. Lisa Murkowski sided with Democrats for the first time on an Iran war powers vote, but Sen. John Fetterman's defection sank the effort. The 49-50 vote highlights growing GOP unease.
Finance Minister Paid $12K for Budget Speech to Contractor
Canada's Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne paid an outside contractor $12,168 to write the 2025 budget speech, despite employing speechwriters, sparking criticism from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
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North Bay Man Charged in Overnight Robbery
A North Bay man faces charges after an overnight robbery. Police responded to a report and arrested the suspect, who is now in custody.
Ex-RCMP Officer Not Guilty in China Security Case
Former RCMP officer Bill Majcher acquitted of violating Canada's security laws by aiding China to repatriate a fraud suspect. B.C. Supreme Court delivered the verdict.
Youth Hospitalized After Woolwich Fire
A youth was taken to hospital following a fire in Woolwich, Ont. on May 13, 2026. Emergency responders quickly arrived at the scene to assist.
New NDP Leader Avi Lewis Tours Saskatchewan
Newly elected federal NDP Leader Avi Lewis is touring Saskatchewan, engaging with local communities and party members as part of his cross-country outreach.
US sanctions target Cuba's military conglomerate GAESA
The Trump administration's new sanctions target GAESA, Cuba's military-run conglomerate controlling banking, retail, and tourism, aiming to pressure the island's economy.
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Netanyahu Secretly Visited UAE During Iran War
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu made a secret visit to the UAE during the Iran war, his office confirmed. The trip underscores covert diplomacy amid regional conflict.
B.C. Extortion Decline, But Crisis Still Top Priority
B.C. public safety minister reports a decline in extortion cases but emphasizes the crisis remains a top priority for law enforcement.
Gatineau Police Reveal New Logo Featuring Stylized Bird
Gatineau Police have introduced a new logo featuring a stylized bird, a darker blue crest, and gold borders, marking a visual update for the force.
Windsor Man Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Stair Push
A Windsor man has pleaded guilty to manslaughter after pushing a victim down stairs, resulting in death. The case highlights the consequences of violent altercations.
US suspends World Cup visa bond for fans from 5 nations
The Trump administration is waiving visa bonds of up to $15,000 for World Cup ticket holders from five countries, easing immigration rules for the tournament.
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French Prosecutors Seek 7 Years for Sarkozy in Libya Case
French prosecutors have requested a 7-year prison sentence for former President Nicolas Sarkozy in the appeal of his corruption case linked to alleged Libyan financing.
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