Manslaughter Charge in Edmonton Woman's Death
RCMP have laid a manslaughter charge in the death of a woman struck by a pickup truck west of Edmonton. The incident occurred on a highway, and investigations continue.
Category : Provincial Politics
Ex-B.C. Conservative MLAs Warn New Leader Will Polarize
Former B.C. Conservative MLAs criticize the party's new leader, warning that his leadership will polarize provincial politics and alienate moderate voters.
OPP Officer Assaulted, Fergus Man Faces 7 Charges
An Ontario Provincial Police officer was assaulted during a domestic call in Fergus. A local man now faces seven charges following the incident.
Lake Cowichan Probes Suspected Arson Fires at Municipal Facilities
Lake Cowichan RCMP investigates suspected arson fires at municipal facilities. Public urged to report suspicious activity.
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Whey Protein Shortage Hits Food Industry Amid Surging Demand
The whey protein shortage is forcing food companies to halt production, reformulate products, and pay higher prices as demand outpaces supply.
Two Charged, Third Sought in Vaughan Double Shooting
York police charge two men and seek a third after a deadly double shooting in Vaughan. Victims identified, investigation ongoing.
Woman, 23, Charged After Newborn Found Dead in Brampton
A 23-year-old woman faces charges after a deceased infant was discovered in a Brampton home. Police describe the scene as deeply disturbing.
Wanted Eastern Passage man arrested by NS RCMP
Nova Scotia RCMP have arrested Unique Allan Shay Toney-MacEachern, wanted on multiple charges. The arrest follows a public appeal for information.
Canada Post Workers Await Vote on New Tentative Deal
Canada Post employees are set to vote on a new tentative agreement, potentially ending labor disputes. The deal aims to resolve ongoing issues.
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Sudbury Man Wins $2.45M Lottery from Ladder
A Sudbury man won $2,454,522 after answering a call from a ladder. He plans to call 'his old lady' with the news. Other top stories include a fatal canoe capsizing and wildfire updates.
Multiple Injured in North York Crash: Police
A two-vehicle collision in North York at Black Creek Drive and Lawrence Avenue West has left multiple people injured, according to Toronto police. Investigation ongoing.
Sault Teen Charged with Assault, Threats After Altercation
A Sault Ste. Marie teenager is facing assault and threat charges following an argument that escalated. Police responded to the incident on May 31, 2026.
Stair Climbers Fundraiser for Military Families at McHugh Bluffs
Around 150 people climbed the stairs at McHugh Bluff on Saturday for the third annual fundraiser supporting military families, demonstrating strength and community spirit.
Kerry-Lynne Findlay Wins B.C. Conservative Leadership
Kerry-Lynne Findlay has been voted the new leader of the B.C. Conservative Party, winning 51% of the vote in a tight race against Caroline Elliott.
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Residents Rally Against Airport Land Transfer in Brantford-Brant
Residents protested a proposed 1,300-acre airport boundary deal, citing concerns over timing, transparency and consultation.
Danielle Smith: I Haven't Given Up on Canada
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith reaffirms commitment to Canada despite political differences, as province prepares for heavy rainfall and supports federal cooperation.
AFL Says Separatists, Premier Don't Speak for Alberta Workers
The Alberta Federation of Labour criticizes separatists and Premier Danielle Smith, urging Albertans to join protests on May 29, 2026, claiming the government does not represent workers and families.
Arrest After Family Disturbance Closes Surrey Road
Surrey Police Service arrested one person after a family disturbance Friday night that led to a road closure near 160 Street and 56 Avenue. No injuries reported.
Stairs of Strength: Calgary Climb Aids Military Families
Calgarians participated in the third annual Stairs of Strength fundraiser at McHugh Bluff, climbing stairs with extra weight to support military and veteran families through the Calgary Military Family Resource Centre.
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Winnipeg Fires Keep Firefighters Busy Saturday Morning
Multiple fires in Winnipeg kept fire crews busy Saturday morning. No injuries reported. Investigations are ongoing.
Ottawa councillor Jeff Leiper hospitalized after scooter crash
Ottawa Coun. Jeff Leiper was briefly hospitalized after a scooter crash. Despite scrapes and bruises, he continues his mayoral campaign, thanking helpers and urging helmet use.
Hit-and-Run Suspect Sought in Springwater Crash
Police are searching for a hit-and-run suspect after a crash in Springwater, Ont. on May 28. The incident prompted a public appeal for information.
Auditor general flags issues in N.L. shelter lease deal
Newfoundland's auditor general found that the former Liberal government failed to follow proper procedures in leasing a former airport hotel for a shelter in St. John's in 2024.
Afghanistan Truck Crash Kills 22 Returning Refugees
A truck carrying returning refugees crashed in eastern Afghanistan, killing 22 people. The incident highlights ongoing dangers for displaced populations.
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Calgary Protest Against UCP Policies Draws Thousands
Thousands gathered at Riley Park in Calgary to protest UCP policies, including separatism, the notwithstanding clause, and health-care changes, as part of a provincewide rally.
Smith Urges Calm Amid Separatist Calls for Her Removal
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces separatist backlash over referendum strategy, urging calm and highlighting progress with Ottawa.
Thousands Rally in Alberta Amid Separatism Debate
Thousands of protesters gathered across Alberta in a day of action organized by labour groups opposing UCP policies, as separatism debate intensifies.
Aurora Mayor, Councillor Clash Over Council Salaries
Aurora councillor Wendy Gaertner and Mayor Tom Mrakas argued over council compensation after a report found salaries below market value.
LaSalle Man Unaware of Cocaine Buried in Backyard, Jury Hears
A jury heard that Shawn Evon was unaware of cocaine buried in his backyard and hidden under his deck. Police seized drugs and cash from his leased LaSalle home in July 2020.
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Nova Scotia Man Dies in Transport Truck Crash in N.B.
A Nova Scotia man died after being struck by a transport truck in New Brunswick, according to RCMP. The incident occurred on May 29, 2026.
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