Kenneth Law Pleads Guilty to 14 Aiding Suicide Counts
Kenneth Law pleads guilty to 14 charges of aiding suicide; murder charges will be withdrawn. The case has drawn significant attention and grief from victims' families.
Category : Legislative Changes
Philippine Senator Arrested for Corruption, Posts Bail
A Philippine court ordered the arrest of Senator Jinggoy Estrada for large-scale corruption. He surrendered and posted bail, denying allegations.
Ontario Solicitor General Defends New Police Board Powers
Ontario's solicitor general defends new authority to direct police boards, sparking debate over oversight and independence in law enforcement.
Ontario Bill Lets Councillors Be Fired for Code Breaches
Queen's Park has passed legislation enabling municipalities to remove councillors who violate codes of conduct, strengthening accountability in local government.
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Windsor Pushes for Planning Appeal Changes After OLT Reversal
Windsor seeks changes to planning appeals after the Ontario Land Tribunal overturned a council-linked rezoning decision, citing need for local control.
Ontario Unveils Sweeping Crime Legislation
Ontario introduces the Protecting Ontario's Streets and Communities Act, targeting violent crime, drug abuse on transit, human trafficking, and retail theft with new measures and funding.
Thunder Bay Woman Charged with Intimate Image Offences
A Thunder Bay woman has been arrested and charged with distributing intimate images without consent and criminal harassment, police announced.
Man Charged with Pointing Rifle at Family in Serpent River First Nation
A suspect in Serpent River First Nation faces multiple charges after allegedly pointing a rifle at family members. Police arrested the individual on Friday.
Kingston Police Search for Suspect in Voyeurism Incidents
Kingston police are seeking a suspect linked to several voyeurism incidents. Authorities urge the public to report any information that could help identify the individual.
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Manitoba Seeks Input on Ending Time Changes
Premier Wab Kinew announces public consultations on moving to permanent daylight or standard time in Manitoba, ending seasonal clock changes.
Manitoba Political Fight May Delay Food Tax Cut
A procedural battle among Manitoba politicians over bill processing threatens to postpone a promised tax reduction on food items, affecting consumers.
Four Impaired Charges in Three Days: Bracebridge OPP
Bracebridge OPP laid four impaired driving charges after four collisions in just three days, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
Canada needs pragmatic nicotine policy reform
Canada's rigid nicotine laws fuel illicit markets. A pragmatic approach, like the 1994 tax cut, is needed to regulate modern products effectively.
William Watson: Resentment in Alberta over central Canada
William Watson argues that Alberta separatism, though misguided, is understandable given the province's powerlessness on pipeline approvals. He criticizes double standards.
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Wall Street Law Firms: Insider Trading Pipelines
A decade-long insider trading scheme involving elite law firms like Goodwin Procter and Sidley Austin has led to charges against 30 individuals, exposing vulnerabilities in M&A advisory.
Ottawa Public Library Rebrands as 'Third Space' Amid Declining Visits
The Ottawa Public Library's 2025 annual report shows a decline in physical visits and book rentals but a surge in digital tools, prompting a rebrand as a community 'third space.'
Peel anti-human trafficking hub expands to Pearson, Brampton, Caledon
Peel Region's nCourage anti-human trafficking program expands with new hubs at Pearson airport, Brampton, and Caledon, adding partner organizations to support victims.
Elder Parole Bill Could Free Son of Sam and Cop Killers
New York's Elder Parole bill, funded by George Soros, could release violent criminals like David Berkowitz and Mark David Chapman after age 55. Critics call it a 'junk justice' idea.
RCMP Warrant for Man in North Battleford Death
Saskatchewan RCMP have issued a warrant for a man in connection with the suspicious death of a 36-year-old in North Battleford. The investigation continues.
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Windsor Man Charged in Vehicle Theft After Break-In
A Windsor man is accused of breaking into a home, stealing a car key, and returning days later to steal the vehicle. Police arrested him on multiple charges.
California Billionaire Tax Initiative Gains Enough Signatures
Backers of a California billionaire tax say they have over 1.5 million signatures, enough to qualify for the November ballot, sparking debate over wealth and healthcare funding.
Canada Strong Fund: No Surplus Wealth, High Risk
Prime Minister Carney announces Canada's first sovereign wealth fund, the Canada Strong Fund, despite a $65.4B deficit. Critics question its viability and risk profile.
Sask. Proposal Let Teens 14 Serve Alcohol Sparks Debate
Hospitality Saskatchewan proposes lowering the legal age to 14 for clearing and delivering alcohol in restaurants, citing rural labour shortages. Critics question responsibility.
Ford Meets Family of Man Killed by Alleged Dangerous Driver
Ontario Premier Doug Ford meets with family of man killed by alleged dangerous driver, vows to work with ministers on stricter penalties for dangerous driving.
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Driver Who Killed Ontario Father of 3 Pleads Guilty
The driver responsible for the death of Andrew Cristillo, an Ontario father of three, has pleaded guilty. The family vows to fight for road safety laws.
Saskatchewan Law Targets Cross-Border Child Support
Saskatchewan passes new law to enforce child support payments across borders, addressing low compliance rates where 23% of payers fall into arrears.
Expert Says Assisted Dying Committee Biased
An expert claims the parliamentary committee on assisted dying is biased and not focused on its mandate, raising concerns about the review process.
Ford's Eighth Budget Fails to Address Ontario's Economic Decline
Ontario's latest budget reveals a 77% deficit increase amid economic stagnation, with critics highlighting lack of scrutiny and failure to tackle housing, education, and growth challenges.
Alberta Legislature's New Rules: Four Major Changes
Alberta MLAs return to work under updated legislative rules, with the government claiming more debate time while opposition criticizes reduced democratic oversight. Key changes include programming motions and written question limits.
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B.C.'s Fast-Track Law Stalls, Shifting Delays to Courts
British Columbia's Infrastructure Projects Act, designed to accelerate major developments, remains inactive eight months after passage. The legislation risks replacing administrative delays with prolonged legal battles.
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