Alberta Referendum Questions Harm Reputation: Group
A grassroots movement in Alberta opposes Danielle Smith's October referendum questions, arguing they risk the province's reputation and cause real damage.
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Man with criminal record released, expected in Winnipeg
Lorne Bradburn, a man with a lengthy criminal record, has been released from prison and is expected to reside in Winnipeg, raising community concerns.
Indian Trucker Fined $2,000 for Deadly BC Crash
Harpreet Singh fined $2,000 and given probation for a 2024 crash that killed two, fueling debate over lenient sentences for truckers in Canada.
Gas and Diesel Prices Drop in New Brunswick and PEI
Gas and diesel prices decreased in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, offering relief at the pumps for drivers in both provinces.
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Surrey Knifepoint Robbery Probed by Vancouver Police
Vancouver police are investigating a knifepoint robbery at a Surrey business. No injuries reported. Suspect description withheld pending investigation.
Music Teacher Trial Paused Due to Amended Timeline
The sexual interference trial of a music teacher has been paused after the Crown amended the timeline of alleged offences, requiring additional preparation time.
Stolen Playground Recovered, Man in Custody: Winnipeg Police
Winnipeg police recover a stolen wooden play structure from Guiding Minds Montessori in Headingley, Man., and arrest a man in connection with the theft.
Edmonton separation referendum not needed: analyst
Deborah Yedlin, Calgary Chamber of Commerce CEO, says Alberta separation referendum is unnecessary for the country or province, discussing concerns on Alberta Primetime.
Edmonton Schools Seclusion Room Use Drops Sharply
Edmonton Public Schools report 272 seclusion room uses this school year, down from 1,469 in 2021-22. Advocates push for elimination, but board offers no timeline.
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P.E.I. Adjusts Gas and Diesel Prices Again on Thursday
Prince Edward Island will implement new gas and diesel price changes on Thursday, May 28, 2026, as announced by the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission.
N.S. Man Charged with Murder in 2025 Homicide
A Nova Scotia man has been charged with murder in connection with a woman's death in January 2025. The RCMP made the arrest following an investigation.
Caesars Windsor Donates $11,461 to Hiatus House Housing Project
Caesars Windsor Cares donates $11,461 to Hiatus House for its transitional housing project, supporting vulnerable individuals in Windsor.
Winnipeg Violent Crime Drops Significantly: Report
A new report highlights a notable decline in violent crime in Winnipeg, offering a positive shift for the city's safety landscape.
Ontario to Oversee Amherstburg's Diageo Funding
Amherstburg Mayor Michael Prue says the Ontario government will have final say on how $500,000 from Diageo is spent, limiting local control over the funds.
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Houston Hands Energy Dept. to MacLeod in N.S.
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston has appointed Marco MacLeod as the new head of the energy department, taking over the portfolio from Houston himself.
Rural Manitoba Crime Spike Alarms Residents
Residents of a Manitoba community are raising alarm over rising crime rates. CTV's Harrison Shin reports on the growing concerns.
Rural Manitoba Town Crime Spike Alarms Residents
Residents of a rural Manitoba community are raising alarm over a sudden increase in crime rates, with local leaders calling for more police resources and community action.
Bridgewater Woman Wanted on Warrant Arrested by RCMP
Dominique Janet Eichel, 34, wanted on a provincewide warrant, has been arrested by Nova Scotia RCMP. She faces multiple charges including assault and theft.
Rural Manitoba Town's Crime Spike Sparks Resident Alarm
Residents of a Manitoba community are raising alarms over rising crime rates. Local officials call for increased police presence and community action.
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OPP Identify Kirkland Lake Homicide Victim
Ontario Provincial Police have identified the victim of a fatal incident in Kirkland Lake on May 22. Murder charges have been laid in connection with the case.
Two Injured in Mississauga Stabbing at Home
Two men were hospitalized after a stabbing at a Mississauga home. Police are investigating the incident that occurred early Wednesday morning.
Former Alberta Finance Ministers Say No to Separation Vote
Jim Dinning and Travis Toews launch 'Lead, Not Leave' initiative, urging Alberta to focus on policy reforms within Canada rather than holding a separation referendum.
NDP Wants SaskPower Rate Review Scrapped Over $26B Coal Plan
The Saskatchewan NDP is calling for the rate review panel to restart its SaskPower rate increase review, citing transparency concerns and political interference related to a $26 billion coal refurbishment.
DND Temporary Parking at Connaught Range to Ease Woes
The Department of National Defence has set up a temporary overflow parking lot at Connaught Range with shuttle service to the Carling campus, addressing chronic parking shortages for over 10,000 staff with only 5,000 spots.
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Letters to the Editor: Alberta's Raw Deal, Wrong Spending Plan
Readers express frustration over federal treatment of Alberta, criticize spending on royal visits, and yearn for conservative policies in the May 27 letters.
Texts Tied to Victoria School Board Firing Prompt Watchdog Review
Newly disclosed communications between education officials and police in Victoria, B.C., have led to a request for a police watchdog review into the reversal of a school board firing.
Elderly Ontario homeowners fight back against 'rotten' contracts
Cathern and Stephen Johnson challenge renovation contracts and provincial rules they say trap seniors in unfair agreements, sparking calls for reform.
B.C. Activist Gets Damages 5+ Years After Assault at Protest
Louis Huang, a human rights activist, was awarded damages more than five years after being assaulted and battered during a protest in Surrey, B.C. in 2020.
Barrie Pair Charged in Infant Death Granted Bail
Anthony Fasullo and Morgan Crouse, charged in the 2024 death of an infant in Barrie, have both been granted bail. The case continues.
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Ottawa man charged with 120 property crimes
A 29-year-old Ottawa man faces nearly 120 charges for property crimes, resolving 40 investigations from March to May. Theft, break-ins, and fraud total over $100,000.
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