Edmonton Property Tax Increase Rises to 7.7%
Edmonton's property tax increase has been revised upward to 7.7% due to provincial funding changes, impacting homeowners and sparking municipal budget discussions.
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Infant Dead, Toddler Missing in Brazeau County House Fire
A devastating house fire in Brazeau County has resulted in the death of an infant and left a toddler missing. RCMP report a woman and two children escaped, while emergency crews continue searching for the missing child.
Edmonton Property Taxes Jump 7.7% with Provincial Levy
Edmonton homeowners face a 7.7% property tax increase driven by provincial education levy adjustments. Mayor Andrew Knack warns of significant service cuts in upcoming budgets while criticizing provincial tax collection methods.
Quebec Premier to Fight Ottawa on Charter Override
Newly sworn-in Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette pledges to oppose federal government's use of Charter override powers, signaling renewed provincial-federal tensions.
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Vancouver Restaurant Evacuated in Dinner Rush Fire
A fire broke out during the busy dinner service at a downtown Vancouver restaurant, forcing an immediate evacuation on Thursday night. No injuries were reported.
Auditor General to Review Halifax Water Commission
Nova Scotia's auditor general is launching an additional review of the Halifax Regional Water Commission, following ongoing concerns about its operations and financial management.
UCP Takes Control of Riding Boundaries, Sparks Outrage
Alberta's UCP government establishes a legislative committee with power over electoral boundaries, bypassing public input and raising fears of gerrymandering ahead of the next election.
Missing 79-Year-Old Woman Believed Driving to Ontario
A Silver Alert has been issued for Ginette Bisson, a 79-year-old woman missing from Montreal and believed to be driving a red Ford Focus toward Ontario. Authorities urge public assistance.
Woman Dies in Terrebonne House Fire on Des Joyaux Street
A tragic house fire in Terrebonne claimed a woman's life early Friday as firefighters were unable to reach her. The incident highlights ongoing fire safety concerns in residential areas.
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Ford Defends $28.9M Private Jet Purchase as Ontario Investment
Ontario Premier Doug Ford justifies the $28.9 million purchase of a private jet, dubbed 'Air Ford One,' as a strategic investment to boost economic growth and job creation amid public scrutiny over costs.
N.B. Premier Holt to Meet PM, Ministers in Ontario Next Week
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt is scheduled to travel to Ontario next week for meetings with Prime Minister Carney and federal ministers, focusing on key provincial-federal issues.
Ontario Buys $28.9M Private Jet for Premier Ford's Travel
The Ontario government has purchased a $28.9 million private jet to facilitate Premier Doug Ford's extensive travel schedule, sparking criticism from opposition leaders over spending priorities.
Windsor Fire Officials Warn of Penalties for Open-Air Burns
Windsor fire officials are issuing warnings about penalties as calls for open-air burns continue, highlighting safety concerns and enforcement measures in the region.
Winnipeg Crews Respond to Thursday Evening House Fire
Emergency crews swiftly responded to a significant house fire in Winnipeg's Niakwa Place neighborhood on Thursday evening, with no immediate reports of injuries as firefighters worked to contain the flames.
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Alberta Separation Referendum: Voting First, Planning Later
As separatist organizers gather signatures for an Alberta independence referendum, critics argue the proposal lacks essential planning on economic, legal, and constitutional consequences.
Quebec Premier Fréchette Meets PM Carney in Ottawa
Quebec's newly sworn-in Premier Christine Fréchette is scheduled to meet with Prime Minister Carney in Ottawa today, marking her first major federal engagement since taking office earlier this week.
Waterloo Region Back in Court Over Kitchener Encampment Clearance
The Region of Waterloo is pursuing legal action to clear a homeless encampment at 100 Victoria Street in Kitchener, reigniting debates over housing and municipal responsibilities.
Hilda MacDonald Not Seeking Re-election as Essex County Warden
Essex County Warden Hilda MacDonald revealed she won't seek re-election, citing fairness, heavy workloads, and challenging times. The Leamington mayor made the announcement during her State of the County address.
Navdeep Bains May Run for Ontario Liberal Leadership
Former federal minister Navdeep Bains is reportedly assembling a team for a potential Ontario Liberal leadership run, challenging Doug Ford amid party struggles and financial hurdles.
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Warden Hilda MacDonald's Final State of County Address
Warden Hilda MacDonald highlighted historic growth and unprecedented opportunities in her final State of the County address in Windsor, Ontario, reflecting on achievements and future prospects.
State Funeral for Former Saskatchewan Lieutenant-Governor
A state funeral will be held in Regina for Vaughn Solomon Schofield, Saskatchewan's 21st lieutenant-governor from 2012 to 2018, who passed away at age 82. The service recognizes her lifetime of public service and military dedication.
Quebec Opposition Open to Road Tolls with Conditions
Quebec Conservative leader Éric Duhaime supports the 'user pays' principle for road tolls but insists on reviewing government spending first. Opposition parties want conditions attached to any toll implementation.
Boston Mayor's $500 Vouchers for Migrants Draws Financial Backlash
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu faces criticism for a program offering $500 wellness vouchers to LGBTQ+ migrants amid city's $50M deficit. The initiative includes yoga, massages, and creative healing.
Ford Urges Ottawa to Install Speed Bumps in School Zones
Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls for speed bumps in Ottawa school zones, emphasizing child safety as a 'no brainer' measure amid rising traffic concerns.
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UCP Fails to Lower Costs for Albertans, Letters Show
Albertans express frustration over the UCP government's inaction on fuel taxes and public services, while federal measures provide relief elsewhere in Canada.
Alberta Separatism 'Perfect Storm' Warns Pro-Canada Leader
Former Alberta deputy premier Thomas Lukaszuk warns Alberta separatism is a real threat, calling it 'a perfect storm' of factors including Premier Danielle Smith's ambiguous stance and Conservative election defeat.
Windsor Fire Hindered by Hoarding in Home Blaze Response
Windsor Fire and Rescue faced significant challenges extinguishing a house fire due to extreme hoarding, which restricted access and efforts. The incident highlights safety risks in such environments.
London's Micro-Modular Shelters Cut Homeless Encampments
A progress report reveals that London's micro-modular shelters are effectively reducing homeless encampments and the unsheltered population, offering a scalable solution to urban housing crises.
Vancouver Left-Wing Parties Limit Election Candidates
Vancouver's left-wing political parties have reached an agreement to limit the number of candidates they field in upcoming elections, aiming to reduce vote-splitting and strengthen their electoral chances.
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Municipal Leaders Press Ministers on Healthcare at SUMA
Municipal leaders at the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association convention raised urgent concerns about healthcare access and infrastructure funding with provincial ministers, highlighting doctor shortages and rising costs.
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