3 h. ago ‘Punched in the face’: B.C. paramedic attacked on the job says violence is a fact of life

"I knew if I was unconscious at that point, who knows what would happen. You know, (he) could have come back and curb-stomped me, broke my neck, or it could have been over."

Events

4 h. ago Alberta Premier Danielle Smith defends $4.8M office budget increase

Premier Danielle Smith appeared at a legislative committee meeting Tuesday to take budgetary questions from Opposition NDP members.

Economics

4 h. ago Council favours $28M fix to Calgary police budget shortfall amid photo radar restrictions

'We also cannot allow this budget to have a shortfall,' said Ward 1 Coun. Sonya Sharp, who brought forward the notice of motion

Economics

4 h. ago Sidney Crosby s’inscrit encore un peu plus dans les livres d’histoire

Grâce à un 1670e point avec les Penguins de Pittsburgh, mardi lors du match face aux Islanders, Crosby a encore un peu plus affirmé sa légende.

Culture

5 h. ago Saskatchewan’s spring sitting kicks off Wednesday with provincial budget

The Saskatchewan government prepares to return to the legislative assembly. Kicking off the spring sitting with releasing the provincial budget amidst the looming U.S. tariffs.

Other

6 h. ago B.C. unveils $6.6M in food manufacturing grants amid tariff threats

The B.C. government is contributing $6.6 million in grant funding to food manufacturing firms, saying it will help create jobs and bolster domestic food security. 

Economics

7 h. ago Man faces 28 charges in series of London crashes, carjacking

A Melbourne man faces 28 charges after a driver fleeing London police in a stolen truck crashed into multiple vehicles last week.

Events

7 h. ago Trump Agencies’ Plan for Fired Workers Faces Judicial Pushback

The Trump administration’s placement of thousands of federal workers on leave drew mixed reactions this week from judges who had ordered those employees back in their jobs after they were initially fired.

Events

8 h. ago School support workers to return to classrooms as massive strike winds down

Thousands of striking education support workers in Alberta could be back on the job later this week, if they vote in favour of tentative contract settlements.

Society

8 h. ago Thousands of Alberta school support workers could soon return to classrooms: union

Thousands of striking education support workers in Alberta could be back on the job later this week, if they vote in favour of tentative contract settlements.

Society

8 h. ago Journaliste tué au Super Bowl : une femme accusée de meurtre

«L'arnaqueuse de Bourbon Street» fait maintenant face à une accusation de meurtre non prémédité.

Events

8 h. ago AVIS AUX MÉDIAS : Les travailleurs réclament des soutiens gouvernementaux immédiats et décisifs face aux licenciements et à l’incertitude

HAWKESBURY, Ontario, March 18, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Des soutiens gouvernementaux sont indispensables face aux nouvelles pertes d’emplois découlant des tarifs douaniers imposés par les États-Unis sur les exportations canadiennes d’acier et d’aluminium. Le Syndicat des Métallos et le Congrès du travail du Canada (CTC) organisent un point de presse à Hawkesbury, dans l’est de […]

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9 h. ago Edmonton organization receives funding from Alberta to build city's first mountain bike park

The Edmonton Mountain Bike Alliance has received a grant from the province to build the city’s first-ever dedicated mountain bike facility. At a press conference on Tuesday, Minister of Arts, Culture and Status of Women Tanya Fir said if Alberta Budget 2025 is passed, it will be investing $85 million through the Community Grants program. […]

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9 h. ago Howard Levitt: So you want to quit your job? Take a close look at the fine print

Next time you leave a job or handle a resignation, remember: one poorly handled resignation can cause months of litigation

Other

9 h. ago Winnipeg man faces terrorism charges after arrest by federal enforcement officers: RCMP

A Winnipeg man is facing multiple terrorism-related charges after his arrest by the RCMP's Federal Policing National Security Enforcement Section (NSES) Monday.

Events

9 h. ago ADVISORY: Workers need swift action in the face of layoffs and uncertainty

HAWKESBURY, Ont., March 18, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Government supports are urgently needed as more Canadian job losses are being announced due to U.S. tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum exports. The United Steelworkers union (USW) and the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) are holding a media event in Hawkesbury in Eastern Ontario, with the local […]

Society

9 h. ago Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin want Team USA to face off with Russians in hockey series

'Donald Trump supported Vladimir Putin's idea to organize hockey matches in the USA and Russia.'

Politics

10 h. ago Three men charged after large narcotics seizure in Peterborough

A trio of men — from Toronto, Ottawa and Sault. Ste. Marie — face charges after the OPP seized about 635 grams of suspected fentanyl and 60 grams of suspected cocaine in Peterborough, with an estimated street value of $133,000. Also seized was about $10,000 in Canadian currency and four cell phones, after the OPP […]

Other

11 h. ago Cricket Canada pulls plug on Global T20 League, now faces court cases

Thousands of fans flocked to see some of the world’s greatest cricketers compete in the annual Global T20 League in Brampton — but no more. Cricket Canada has pulled the plug on the popular league and this stunning turn of events won’t only rob the local public of international cricket, but also have a huge […]

Sport

11 h. ago 'I know for a fact they're gonna do that': Edmonton Oilers to tackle goalie issue, insider says

This in from Edmonton Oilers insider Bob Stauffer and his Oilers Now guest Frank Seravalli of the Daily Face-off, an intriguing discussion on the ongoing goalie issues of the Edmonton Oilers, with Stauffer promising the Oilers will deal with the problem, but not until next season. “I know for a fact they’re gonna do that,” […]

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