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Judge holds decision on Saskatoon encampment injunction
A Saskatoon judge says he will spend at least the next 24 hours considering whether to grant an order pausing the city’s dismantling of an encampment in its west end. Justice Richard Danyliuk told a Court of King’s Bench courtroom Monday afternoon that the…
Quebec candidates have less than a week to make pitches as election day nears
By Staff The Canadian Press Posted September 29, 2026 10:02 am 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size Election day is less than a week away in Quebec. Candidates have six days left to pitch to voters ahead of election day on Oct. 5…
‘Radicalized’ subculture found among Montreal officers, internal police documents show
A “radicalized” subculture formed among the ranks of officers at a Montreal police station in a multicultural neighbourhood before it was rocked by allegations of racism and criminal misconduct, newly released internal briefing notes say. The documents…
Former Surrey police chief files legal petition for judicial review of dismissal
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Former Surrey Police Chief Norm Lipinski has filed a legal petition against the Surrey Police Board seeking a judicial review of his dismissal. He was hired in 2020 as the first chief of the Surrey Police…
Canada extends travel restrictions related to Ebola outbreak for 60 days
Canada has extended its travel and immigration restrictions related to the Ebola outbreak for another 60 days, and the health ministry in the Democratic Republic of Congo has released new data showing there have been more than 8,000 cases of the virus. People…
Economic, budget promises the focus of week 2 of B.C. election campaign
Resource development and making British Columbia an “energy superpower” to grow the economy would allow for a new provincial government to pay down record deficit, both the NDP and Conservative party leaders said on the campaign trail Monday. Interim…
Thousands attend unruly Guelph homecoming street party as police investigate injuries, damage
Descrease article font size Increase article font size City officials and police in Guelph are reviewing a homecoming street party that drew thousands of University of Guelph students after the gathering descended into disorder, leaving multiple people…
Masked group seen on B.C. First Nation land are ‘cowards,’ officials say
WARNING: This story contains details that may be disturbing to readers. Discretion is advised. Reaction is pouring in to what appears to be a group of white nationalists holding a demonstration on a B.C. First Nation on Sunday. Tkʼemlúps te Secwépemc Kukpi7…
Kelowna businesses raise safety concerns as mayoral candidates debate public safety
Frustration is growing on Commerce Avenue in Kelowna. Business owner Gerald Goertsen says over the weekend security cameras captured someone ripping out lavender plants from the side of his commercial building. “Just complete destruction without, without any…
Minimum wage not enough to live in Manitoba, report says
By Toni De Guzman Global News Posted September 28, 2026 8:29 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size Many Winnipeggers struggle to make ends meet as the minimum wage is nearly $4 below what a resident needs to make per hour to…