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crime1 h ago

Montreal Police Fire 7 Officers Amid Misconduct Allegations

Seven Montreal police officers were terminated following an internal disciplinary investigation. Criminal investigations into the matters are ongoing and separate from the firings.

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governance2 h ago

Newfoundland and Labrador Indigenous leaders cautiously back Indian Act abolition

Some Indigenous individuals in Newfoundland and Labrador support ending the Indian Act. They agree the 1876 legislation should be removed but seek guarantees for any replacement system.

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politics4 h ago

Prime Minister Carney meets Commonwealth leaders in Antigua today

Prime Minister Mark Carney convenes with leaders from 55 other Commonwealth member countries in Antigua. The summit tests his stated focus on matters within government control.

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environment6 h ago

Oil operator plans legal action against Alberta regulator after base fire

Calgary-based Sumerian Oil and Gas is pursuing legal action against the Alberta Energy Regulator following a deadly fire on October 17 at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright. The company alleges its assets were not properly secured as required before the incident.

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science6 h ago

University of Waterloo professor wins Canada's highest scientific honor

Linda Nazar, a distinguished University Professor in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Waterloo, received Canada's highest recognition for scientific excellence. Nazar has spent over three decades researching battery materials.

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Canada
crime9 h ago

Ryan Wedding's $40 million motorcycle collection headed to auction

A $40 million collection of 61 rare motorcycles seized from alleged Canadian drug lord Ryan Wedding will be auctioned in Mexico next week. The bikes include models from Ducati, Honda, Kawasaki, MV Agusta, Suzuki and Yamaha, some previously used in professional racing.

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governance9 h ago

Canada maintains three-day emergency supply recommendation unchanged

Public Safety Canada reaffirmed its longstanding guidance for residents to prepare for three days without running water or electricity. The advice remains steady despite recent calls from other countries for increased preparedness timelines.

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environment9 h ago

Bruce Power faces federal charges after millions of fish deaths

Bruce Power, operator of the Bruce Nuclear Generating Station, was charged under the Fisheries Act after millions of Lake Huron fish died over two months in 2025. The company faces two federal charges related to the incident.

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business economy15 h ago

Canadian Funds, Blackstone Invest $3.1B in LNG Canada

Canadian pension funds and U.S. firm Blackstone have invested $3.1 billion in LNG Canada. The investment group includes multiple major Canadian pension boards.

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politics18 h ago

Pete Fry Sworn In as Vancouver's 42nd Mayor

Pete Fry has been inaugurated as Vancouver's 42nd mayor, emphasizing collaboration. He met with all 10 city councillors to discuss working together across parties.

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agriculture18 h ago

BC Ostrich Farm Sues Government Over Cull

A British Columbia ostrich farm has filed a lawsuit against the federal government. The owners seek compensation for 37 birds that went missing after a 2025 cull.

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crime18 h ago

Nipawin Man Killed in Collision at Site of Humboldt Broncos Crash

An SUV driver died after colliding with a truck on Highway 35 and Highway 335. RCMP identified the deceased as a 39-year-old Nipawin man.

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Canada
crime19 h ago

Sex Assault Allegations Diminished Steven Galloway's Book Sales, Agent Testified

Steven Galloway's literary agent stated new work was unsellable after unproven allegations. A former student made rape and sexual assault claims a decade ago.

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governance19 h ago

Privacy watchdog urges Senate to amend lawful access bill

Canada's privacy watchdog has recommended further amendments to a controversial lawful access bill. The legislation, facing criticism, would expand police access to private communications.

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crime19 h ago

Former Alberta hockey executive charged with sex offenses

Tyler King, a former junior hockey executive in Alberta, was arrested and charged with sex offenses against three players. The complainants were under 18 at the time of the alleged incidents.

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politics20 h ago

Alberta Panel Releases New Electoral Maps Amid Dismissed Constitutional Concerns

An advisory panel has issued a report detailing new electoral maps for Alberta. The panel's chair dismissed constitutional concerns raised regarding the changes.

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environment20 h ago

First Nations Challenge National Interest Designation for Pipeline Project

British Columbia First Nations are challenging the federal government in court. They seek to overturn the national interest designation for the Pacific Link pipeline project.

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crime20 h ago

Belleville synagogue members seek increased security funding

Members of a Belleville, Ontario synagogue are requesting more federal funding for community safety. This follows a recent hate-motivated shooting.

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Canada
crime21 h ago

Two arrested after assault on air cadet leader selling poppies

A 59-year-old air cadet leader was assaulted while selling poppies. A 48-year-old woman and a 12-year-old boy were arrested following an incident involving an air horn and an ensuing altercation.

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Canada
crime21 h ago

Seven Montreal police officers dismissed for misconduct

Seven Montreal police employees were administratively dismissed following allegations of racist and discriminatory behavior. Police Chief Fady Dagher announced the decision.

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Canada
crime22 h ago

Nova Scotia minor hockey player pleads guilty to assault charges

A second Nova Scotia minor hockey player accused of sexually assaulting teammates has pleaded guilty to three charges. The player was one of two individuals facing allegations in the case.

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Canada
crime23 h ago

Cockpit recorder recovered from Hamilton air ambulance crash site

The cockpit voice recorder from the Hamilton-based Latitude Air Ambulance that crashed off the Massachusetts coast in early October has been recovered. The Transportation Safety Board of Canada announced the recovery Monday; six people died in the crash.

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Canada
environment23 h ago

Mining company opposes federal environmental assessment for Nova Scotia gold project

A proposed gold mining megaproject spanning three sites on Nova Scotia's Eastern Shore will undergo federal environmental impact assessment. The mining company behind the project has opposed the decision.

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crime23 h ago

Charges filed in homicide of missing Burnaby boy Kai Pavlovic

Charges have been laid in the homicide of 11-year-old Kai Pavlovic from Burnaby, British Columbia. Pavlovic was the subject of a province-wide billboard campaign last year.

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