Amherstburg Officials Cleared of Conflict Complaint
Amherstburg's integrity commissioner dismissed a conflict-of-interest complaint against Deputy Mayor Chris Gibb and Councillor Linden Crain, ruling their chamber ties were too remote.
Category : Provincial Politics
Arrests in Peel Region Extortion Ring Targeting South Asian Businesses
Peel Regional Police arrested multiple suspects linked to a violent network extorting South Asian business owners. The operation targeted vulnerable communities.
Gaza Flotilla Activists Return to Vancouver
Three flotilla activists detained in Israel have arrived back in Vancouver, reuniting with families at the airport. The Canadian Press reports on their return.
Metro Vancouver outdoor workers start job action
Union representing water, sewer, and infrastructure workers in Metro Vancouver begins job action, banning overtime and standby work, after failing to reach a deal.
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Turkish Police Storm CHP Headquarters with Tear Gas
Turkish police raided the main opposition CHP party headquarters in Ankara, using tear gas and rubber bullets to evict supporters.
Scarborough Robbery Leaves Man Critically Injured
A man was critically injured in a Scarborough apartment robbery late Saturday. Police arrested a woman and seek a second suspect. Separately, a Hamilton man faces weapon charges in Kitchener.
Woman, 78, Dies in North Dundas Crash on County Road 43
An 78-year-old woman has died following a collision on County Road 43 in North Dundas, Ontario. OPP are investigating the incident.
Murder Charge in Kirkland Lake Death
A murder charge has been laid following a death in Kirkland Lake, Ontario. Police are investigating the incident and have taken a suspect into custody.
Search for Missing Newborn Baby Continues Sunday; Woman Critical
Halifax police continue searching for a missing newborn baby. A woman is in critical condition. Forensics teams were seen at 214 Willett St. on Saturday.
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Grovenor Councillor Challenges Bike Lane Plan Over Accessibility
Ward Nakota Isga Councillor Reed Clarke presents a petition from 300 residents opposing bike lanes in Grovenor, citing impacts on disabled drivers and street parking.
Three Hospitalized After Scarborough Two-Vehicle Crash
Three people were taken to hospital following a two-vehicle collision in Scarborough on Saturday. Police are investigating the cause of the crash.
Former Toronto councillor Howard Moscoe dies at 86
Howard Moscoe, a longtime Toronto city councillor and former TTC chair, has passed away at the age of 86. He was remembered as a dedicated public servant and friend.
Montreal sex workers demand labour rights during F1
Sex workers in Montreal plan to demonstrate during F1 Grand Prix weekend, calling for stronger labour protections and decriminalization of their work.
N.S. Youths Charged with Arson in Bridge Fire
Three youths in New Glasgow, N.S., face arson charges after allegedly setting fire to the Pioneer Trail Foot Bridge, causing significant damage.
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B.C. Conservatives Vote for New Leader, 26,000 Eligible
B.C. Conservative Party members began voting for a new leader on May 23. Ballots are due May 29, with results on May 30. Five candidates are vying for the position.
Guns, motorcycle vest seized in Tecumseh arrest: WPS
Windsor police seized multiple firearms and a motorcycle club vest during an arrest in Tecumseh. The investigation is ongoing, and charges are pending.
RCMP Seek Suspect in Pelican Narrows Killing; Community Seeks Help
RCMP search for Brett McCallum, 31, charged with second-degree murder in the death of Jaden Custer, 26, in Pelican Narrows. Community calls for more police and resources.
Dallas Brodie Unapologetic After Recall Petition
Vancouver-Quilchena MLA Dallas Brodie speaks out after a recall petition, stating she is unapologetic. The article covers her response and related news.
UCP president, constituencies back Smith amid leadership questions
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith maintains backing from UCP president and several constituency associations despite ongoing separatist debates and political challenges.
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Salvation Army Building Demolished Amid Fire Investigation
Demolition of the Prince Albert Salvation Army building proceeds as investigators probe the fire. The site had been closed since the blaze. No injuries reported.
Massive Heart in Field, AI School Concerns, RTO Staggering
A massive heart mowed in a field raises funds for the Heart Institute; Ottawa students voice AI frustrations; Treasury Board allows staggering RTO due to space shortages.
Alberta Separation Referendum Question Coming This Fall
Premier Danielle Smith acknowledges separatist petition while urging respect for referendum results. The question wording for Alberta's fall vote on separation is expected soon.
Gladu details defection, toxic Conservative caucus
MP Marilyn Gladu opens up about her defection to the Liberals, citing a toxic Conservative environment and a pivotal chat with Minister Evan Solomon.
B.C. Mountie Won't Face Charges in Bobcat Shooting
British Columbia prosecutors say an RCMP officer who shot a man operating a Bobcat loader in Duncan will not face criminal charges, citing insufficient evidence.
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RCMP Seek Driver in Dieppe Hit-and-Run
Codiac Regional RCMP are investigating a hit-and-run collision in Dieppe, N.B., where a pedestrian was struck on May 5, 2026. Police seek the vehicle and driver.
Calgary Gas Prices Drop Below $1.70/Litre Ahead of Weekend
Calgary drivers get relief as gas prices dip under $1.70/L on Friday. Plus: TDSB announces new CEO, B.C. scuba diver death, and more news.
Handyman serial killer gets 30-life for 3 senior murders
Kevin Gavin, 71, was sentenced to 30 years to life for killing three elderly women in their Brooklyn apartments between 2015 and 2021. He claimed the victims owed him money.
Woman Dies in Crash Near Shaunavon, Sask.
A Regina woman died in a two-vehicle collision near Shaunavon, Saskatchewan. RCMP are investigating the cause of the crash.
15 Wing Moose Jaw Lockout Enters Second Week
Approximately 35 Sodexo workers at 15 Wing Moose Jaw remain on strike as the lockout enters its second week, demanding resumed bargaining.
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Alberta Separatism: Inside the Republic of Alberta Movement
A look at the Alberta independence movement ahead of an October vote, with journalist Tyler Dawson discussing its history and federalist strategies.
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