UCP MLA proud of Smith government work days before exit
Days ahead of departing politics, a UCP MLA expresses pride in Premier Danielle Smith's government achievements, highlighting environmental and economic progress.
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Missouri Supreme Court Upholds New GOP-Backed House Districts
The Missouri Supreme Court upheld new U.S. House districts backed by President Donald Trump, boosting Republican chances for an additional seat in the midterms. Opponents' petition for a referendum was rejected.
Van Hollen Calls FBI Director Patel 'a Disgrace'
Sen. Chris Van Hollen called FBI Director Kash Patel 'a disgrace' during a Senate hearing over Patel's alleged drinking and false claims about Van Hollen's trip to El Salvador.
No Evidence for Federal Gun Grab, Taxpayer Group Says
Canadian Taxpayers Federation says access-to-information requests show no data on how the gun buyback program improves public safety, calling for its cancellation.
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Moncton Anti-Crime Coalition Welcomes New Mayor
Moncton's anti-crime coalition expresses willingness to work with the city's new mayor to address public safety concerns and implement crime reduction strategies.
Suspicious Quad Rider Seen Day After Fatal Shooting
A witness testified that a suspicious man on a quad was seen near a burn pile the day after Rocky View County worker Colin Hough was fatally shot east of Calgary.
OPP Probe into Toronto Councillor Tied to Developer Complaints
The OPP is investigating Toronto Councillor Parthi Kandavel over allegations developers were asked for money to advance projects in Scarborough.
GOP Senators Balk at $1B White House Ballroom Cost
Republican senators are uneasy about allocating $1 billion for Trump's White House ballroom, citing economic concerns and unclear breakdown of costs.
NDP MP Seeks Answers on Canada-China Policing Pact
A New Democrat MP calls for transparency on a Canada-China policing agreement, citing public interest and accountability concerns.
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Trump Jokes Vance Lifted 'Like Little Boy' by Secret Service
President Trump teased VP Vance at a Police Week dinner, saying Secret Service lifted him 'like a little boy' during a shooting. Trump questioned why he wasn't moved as fast.
Perth Homicide: One Charged, Two Wanted for Murder
Police charge Michael Lewis with conspiracy in Perth homicide; arrest warrants issued for Joseph Madore and Brayton Kennedy for second-degree murder.
Crash Closes Woolwich Township Road
A serious crash closed a road in Woolwich Township, Waterloo Regional Police report. Emergency crews responded to the scene, and the road remains closed for investigation.
Trump: Americans' Finances Not a Factor in Iran Policy
President Trump stated that Americans' financial situations do not motivate him in Iran negotiations, sparking backlash amid rising prices and a new poll showing 77% blame his policies.
Feds Extend Pay Centre Contracts for Job Cuts
The federal government extends contracts of 750 Pay Centre workers to manage early retirements and layoffs amid over 2,000 public servants facing job cuts.
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Police Seek Tesla Driver After Delta Crash Kills 1, Injures 5
Delta Police seek a Tesla driver after a May 2 crash at 118 Street and 75A Avenue left one dead and five hospitalized. Witnesses urged to come forward.
Edmonton Dog Attack Trial: Video Shows Victim Screaming
A court in Edmonton saw video of a woman being attacked by two Cane Corsos, part of a criminal negligence case over the death of an 11-year-old boy.
Inquest Date for EMDC Inmate Death in London
An inquest date has been announced to investigate the death of an inmate at the Elgin-Middlesex Detention Centre in London, Ontario, with proceedings set to begin later this year.
OPP Responds to Threat Near Englehart High School
Ontario Provincial Police responded to a threat near Englehart High School, ensuring safety. No injuries reported. Investigation ongoing.
KPMG Report: Calgary Engagement Lacks Accountability
A KPMG review finds Calgary's public engagement policy is sound but lacks accountability, with 78% of residents distrusting the process. The report recommends stronger oversight.
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Trump Insults Female Reporters, Calls One 'Dumb Person'
President Trump called two female reporters 'dumb' and 'stupid' after questions about the White House ballroom and inflation. The White House defended his remarks.
Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei in Hiding, Regime Claims Full Health
Iran's supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei has been absent from public view since an airstrike in February. The regime insists he is in full health, but reports suggest severe injuries.
Ottawa Mayor: Strong Case for Defence Bank HQ
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe asserts the city has a compelling argument to host the new defence bank headquarters, citing strategic advantages and economic benefits.
Trump Mocks Dems with AI Image of Sewage Pool
President Trump shared an AI-generated image of Biden, Obama, and Pelosi in a sewage-filled reflecting pool, criticizing opponents amid a $13.1M renovation controversy.
Saint John Mayor Re-elected; New Faces in Moncton, Fredericton
Donna Reardon re-elected in Saint John; Moncton and Fredericton elect new council leaders. Other stories include a $30M condo purchase, special needs funding issues, and B.C. nurses strike vote.
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Economy Now Top Concern Over Environment: Poll
A new poll reveals that economic concerns have overtaken environmental protection as the top priority for Canadians, signaling a shift in public sentiment amid rising costs and job uncertainty.
FBI Director Denies Drinking Allegations in Senate
FBI Director Kash Patel faced heated Senate questioning over alleged drinking during work hours, denying all claims as politically motivated.
Sask. NDP Wood Chips Budget in Protest
Saskatchewan NDP MLAs symbolically destroyed the 2026-27 provincial budget with a wood chipper, criticizing government spending priorities and lack of transparency.
Trump Wins Delay on $83M Defamation Payment to Carroll
President Donald Trump can delay paying an $83 million defamation award to E. Jean Carroll until the Supreme Court reviews the case, but must post a $7.4 million bond.
Police Presence Near Englehart High School Ends
Ontario Provincial Police confirm increased police presence near Englehart High School has ended. No threat found. Investigation ongoing.
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Will Carney Risk His Majority Over Alberta? Analysis
Tasha Kheiriddin examines PM Carney's pipeline push and the risk of losing his majority if MP Guilbeault resigns over environmental concerns.
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