Kagan Warns Court Decision Sets Back Voting Rights Act
Justice Elena Kagan dissents in Louisiana v. Callais, warning the ruling allows states to reduce minority voting power, potentially undoing the Voting Rights Act.
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Liberals Move Committee Debates Behind Closed Doors
Conservative MPs criticize the Liberal government for holding two committee debates behind closed doors, accusing them of avoiding transparency and accountability.
Calgary CAO David Duckworth to Leave Post at End of 2026
Calgary's top administrator David Duckworth will step down as CAO on Dec. 1, 2026, in a mutual decision with the city. COO Stuart Dalgleish also retires.
Impaired Driving Charges Laid After Highway 17 Stop in Northern Ontario
A driver faces impaired driving and liquor charges following an OPP traffic stop on Highway 17 in Northern Ontario. The incident highlights ongoing enforcement efforts.
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Liberals silent on health committee closed-door move
Conservative health critic Dan Mazier questions why Liberals moved health committee in-camera, noting PrescribeIT's budget ballooned from $40M to $300M.
Toronto Cop in Corruption Probe to Stay in Jail
A Toronto police officer charged in a corruption probe will remain in custody after a bail review. Const. Timothy Barnhardt faces multiple charges.
Regina Committee Debates REAL Purchase Proposal
Regina's executive committee will debate Brandt's proposed purchase of REAL. Follow for live updates on this developing story.
Ed Secretary McMahon Struggles With Facts in Senate Hearing
Education Secretary Linda McMahon provided incorrect information during a Senate hearing, including about budget cuts to the Office for Civil Rights and plans to move programs.
Windsor mayor halts development charge breaks
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens pauses plans to waive development charges for new apartments, awaiting details on a new $8.8B federal-provincial housing fund.
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Bondi to Testify in House Epstein Probe
Attorney General Pam Bondi will sit for a deposition in the House Oversight Committee's investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, as confirmed by CNN.
Ottawa Reinstates Public Staff Directory After Hiatus
Ottawa City Council voted unanimously to bring back an online staff directory, enhancing transparency and accountability. The directory will include key departmental contacts, not all 17,000 employees.
Two Men Face 98 Charges in Calgary Mailbox Break-Ins
Two men are charged with 98 counts in a series of mailbox break-ins in northeast Calgary. Police say over 35 victims had cheques, credit cards, and IDs stolen.
York man charged with human trafficking after missing girl found
Christopher Conlon, 47, faces human trafficking and child sexual abuse charges after a missing girl was located at a home in Whitchurch-Stouffville, York Region.
London Stabbing of 2 Jewish Men Declared Terrorist Incident
London police declare the stabbing of two Jewish men a terrorist incident, with a 45-year-old man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in an antisemitic attack.
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Conservative MP Kelly DeRidder Reveals Liberal Poaching Tactics
Conservative MP Kelly DeRidder details how Liberals used intimidation and flattery to try to get her to cross the floor, calling for transparency and a byelection rule.
Tories Decry Liberal Secrecy Over Closed-Door Committee Debate
Conservative MPs criticize the Liberal government for moving a parliamentary committee debate behind closed doors, citing a lack of transparency and accountability.
Supreme Court Sides with Anti-Abortion Center in Donor Case
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that an anti-abortion pregnancy center can challenge a subpoena for donor information, citing First Amendment protections for association.
Supreme Court Deals Major Blow to Voting Rights Act
The Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling in Louisiana v. Callais makes it harder to challenge racial gerrymandering, narrowing Voting Rights Act protections and potentially reducing minority representation.
Bank of Canada Holds Rate Steady Amid Economic Uncertainty (29.04.2026)
The Bank of Canada maintained its key interest rate, citing mixed economic signals and cautious outlook. The decision impacts mortgages, loans, and savings.
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Royal Friendship: King Charles III and Trump's State Dinner
Opinion: Eric Ham discusses the indispensable friendship between the U.S. and UK, highlighted by King Charles III's state dinner with President Trump at the White House.
Calgary Mayor Farkas to Announce Council Priorities
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas will announce the city council's priorities for 2027-2030 on April 29, 2026, covering key issues like infrastructure, economy, and community.
Turley Skeptical of Comey Indictment Over Beach Photo
Fox News legal contributor Jonathan Turley doubts the validity of the Trump administration's indictment of James Comey for a seashell photo, calling it weak and likely protected speech.
Homelessness Rise Linked to Immigration and Housing
A Saskatoon writer argues that rising homelessness since 2022 is tied to increased immigration, which has driven up rents and competition for housing.
King Charles Jokes About 1814 White House Fire at Dinner
King Charles III humorously referenced the 1814 burning of the White House by British troops during a state dinner with President Trump, also joking about France.
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Tarlov Counters Co-Host With Trump's Inflammatory Words
Fox News' Jessica Tarlov reads Trump's incendiary terms like 'enemy within' and 'vermin' to counter co-host claims that Democrats foster political violence.
Man Arrested After Knife and Axe Attack in Sherbrooke
A man in Sherbrooke was arrested following a violent assault involving a knife and an axe that sent one person to the hospital. Police responded to the incident late Monday night.
Windsor Police Probe Link Between Stabbing and Pellet Gun Attack
Windsor police investigate possible connection between a pellet gun shooting and the stabbing death of a 16-year-old. Two masked suspects sought.
Trump Urges Iran to 'Get Smart Soon' and Sign Deal
President Trump calls on Iran to negotiate a deal as conflict persists. The statement comes amid ongoing tensions and international pressure for diplomatic resolution.
Hayes: Trump Bored by Iran War, Focused on Ballroom
MSNBC's Chris Hayes says Trump is distracted by vanity projects like a ballroom and passport redesign, ignoring the Iran war crisis he caused.
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Iran's Rial Hits Record Low as Fragile Ceasefire Holds
Iran's currency plunged to an all-time low amid a shaky ceasefire with the U.S. and Israel, reflecting economic strain from ongoing tensions and sanctions.
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