N.S. Man Wanted on Provincewide Warrant Arrested by RCMP
Travis Walter Frank Rodway, wanted on a provincewide warrant in Nova Scotia, has been arrested by RCMP. Details on the charges and circumstances are provided.
Category : Provincial Politics
Alberta Prefers Pipeline to Northern B.C. Port: Smith
Premier Danielle Smith says Alberta still favours a new oil pipeline to a deepwater port in northern British Columbia, not to southern B.C., as talks with Ottawa progress.
Separatist Warns Smith: Don't Oppose Alberta Independence
Jeff Rath, a leader in Alberta's separatist movement, warns Premier Danielle Smith not to campaign against independence, citing her party's support for leaving Canada.
N.S. man wanted on provincewide warrant for assault charges
Travis Walter Frank Rodway is wanted by Nova Scotia RCMP on a provincewide warrant for multiple assault charges. Police urge public to report sightings.
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London Fire Fighters Resume Talks with City Hall
London, Ont. firefighters are back at the bargaining table after a phone call prompted City Hall to resume negotiations with the London Professional Fire Fighters Association.
Wardens Caucus Opposes Provincially Appointed Wardens
The Wardens Caucus raises concerns over the Ontario government's potential move to appoint wardens, arguing it undermines local democracy and municipal autonomy.
Ford Defiant After Lutnick Insults Canada, Senator Scolds
Ontario Premier Doug Ford responds defiantly to U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's insults, emphasizing that Canada did not start the trade war and advocating for a fair trade deal.
Lambton College Shooting: Suspect Photos Released
New photos of murder suspect Kyaw 'Chin' Doe in the Lambton College shooting have been released by Sarnia Police, showing his visible tattoos.
Let AI supercomputer run Canada; it couldn't do worse
Chris Selley argues that the federal government's new AI supercomputer might govern Canada better than humans, pointing out inefficiencies in policy.
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Speeding Vehicle Dodges Police, Blasts Through Farm Field
A light-coloured Ford Escape sped through a farm field in Bradford, Ont., attempting to evade police. South Simcoe Police are investigating the incident.
Human remains found after N.S. house fire
Human remains were discovered following a fire that partially destroyed a home in Grand River Falls, Nova Scotia. RCMP are investigating.
Bail Hearing for Man in Quadruple Homicide on Carry the Kettle
A man accused of helping a youth in the quadruple homicide on Carry the Kettle First Nation is set for a bail hearing in Regina's Court of King's Bench.
The One Metre That Could Kill Better Housing
Edmonton city council considers reducing building height from 10.5 to 9.5 metres, threatening livable housing designs and impacting renters.
Alberta Moves to Permanent Daylight Time
Alberta has tabled legislation to adopt permanent daylight saving time, pending U.S. and neighboring provinces' alignment. The move aims to eliminate clock changes.
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Waterloo Region Break-Ins Under Investigation by Police
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a series of break-ins across the region. Authorities urge residents to secure homes and report suspicious activity.
B.C. court awards $1.8M for Metrotown guard assault
A B.C. court has ordered $1.8 million in damages for a man assaulted and wrongfully arrested by security guards at Metropolis at Metrotown shopping mall.
Arrest Made in Kitchener Sexual Assault Case
Police have made an arrest in a sexual assault investigation in Kitchener. The suspect is in custody and faces multiple charges.
Iranian Exiled Crown Prince Attacked with Red Liquid in Berlin
Iran's exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi was splattered with red liquid during a news conference in Berlin. Security intervened quickly, and the incident is under investigation.
Elliot Lake Fire Sends One to Hospital on Westhill Road
A fire on Westhill Road in Elliot Lake resulted in one individual being transported to the hospital. The incident occurred Wednesday morning, with emergency services responding promptly.
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Manitoba Opposition Accuses NDP of Not Shopping Locally
The Manitoba Progressive Conservatives criticize the provincial NDP government for not prioritizing local procurement in its spending, alleging a missed opportunity to support the provincial economy.
Ford's Late-Night FOI Session Sparks Opposition Outcry
The Ontario government's move to hold a late-night legislative session to amend freedom of information laws has drawn sharp criticism from opposition parties, who accuse the Ford administration of undermining transparency.
N.B. Mayors Detail Political Harassment and Threats
Current and former mayors in New Brunswick reveal the personal toll of harassment and threats they face while serving in public office, highlighting a growing concern in municipal politics.
Dartmouth Encampment Grows as Temperatures Rise
The Green Road encampment in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, is slowly expanding as warmer spring temperatures arrive, underscoring ongoing challenges with homelessness and housing affordability in the region.
Gilles Bélanger Leaves CAQ After Cabinet Exclusion
Quebec MNA Gilles Bélanger announces departure from the Coalition Avenir Québec following his exclusion from Premier Fréchette's new cabinet, citing political differences.
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Montreal Mayor Calls Premier's Approach 'Refreshing'
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada welcomed Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette to city hall, describing her collaborative style as a positive shift in provincial-municipal relations.
Ontario Sells Ford's Private Jet Back to Bombardier
The Ontario government has sold the controversial Bombardier Challenger 650 jet purchased for Premier Doug Ford's use back to Bombardier for the original $28.9 million price, following public criticism.
Resource Extraction Debates Ignite in Nova Scotia
The Nova Scotia legislature is currently embroiled in heated debates over resource extraction policies, with significant implications for the province's economy and environment.
Ontario Liberals' Leadership Race Begins with First Contender
Dylan Marando emerges as the first official contender for the Ontario Liberal Party leadership, with the vote scheduled for November 21, marking the party's third leadership contest since 2020.
B.C. Conservative Leadership Race Narrows to Five Candidates
The British Columbia Conservative Party's leadership contest has been reduced to five contenders, coinciding with a significant membership increase to 42,000, highlighting growing political momentum in the province.
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Nova Scotia Premier: Fracking Debate Drowns Out Other Voices
Premier Tim Houston argues that opposition to hydraulic fracturing is dominating the conversation, potentially stifling other important viewpoints in Nova Scotia's energy and environmental discussions.
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