24 m. ago Manitoba legislature approves $18,000 fine for former premier Stefanson

WINNIPEG — Former Manitoba premier Heather Stefanson has been fined $18,000 for violating the province’s conflict of interest law. Members of the legislature have approved the penalty and other findings in a report from provincial ethics commissioner Jeffrey Schnoor. Schnoor said Stefanson tried to get a mining project approved after her Progressive Conservatives lost the […]

Economics

31 m. ago Bell: Danielle Smith warns Mark Carney — a deal for Alberta or else

'The time for talking is over. It's time to act,' says Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, urging Prime Minister Mark Carney to thumbs-up a pipeline and commit to shelving anti-oilpatch laws

Transport

93 m. ago Liberals’ border security bill may be revamped amid privacy concerns

Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree has given notice to the House of Commons that he will introduce fresh legislation on borders and immigration as early as Wednesday.

Events

2 h. ago Des peines avec sursis pour Lich et Barber, chefs du Convoi de la liberté

Ils ont été reconnus coupables de méfait pour leur rôle dans le mouvement de protestation.

Other

2 h. ago Bail hearing delayed for boy charged in stabbing of younger brother

The accused, who cannot be identified under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, is charged with aggravated assault and attempted murder after his younger brother was stabbed.

Other

2 h. ago HUNTER: You again? Accused Riverdale double killer got bail in 2023

The Canadian criminal landscape is filled with couldas, shouldas and wouldas. While consequences don’t appear to cause the Canadian judiciary a single second of lost sleep, the rest of us have to live with their whimsical decisions. Call them real-life consequences. Case in point: Kyle Taylor, all-Canadian boy. Early Tuesday morning, Taylor, 20, was charged […]

Events

2 h. ago Kentucky lawsuit says Roblox fails to protect children on its popular online gaming platform

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky’s attorney general claimed Tuesday that the online gaming platform Roblox has become a “playground for predators” as he announced a lawsuit accusing the company of lax child safety measures. The Kentucky suit, filed by his office Monday in a state court, is the latest action alleging that the wildly popular […]

Technology

4 h. ago Calgary woman seeks public's help in search for her missing sister

Deeanna Erickson was last seen on June 6 at approximately 11 p.m., when she got off the route 162 bus near Walden

Other

4 h. ago Maple Ridge teacher suspended after following student from job, Coquitlam teacher vaped at school

Two B.C. teachers faced disciplinary action.

Society

4 h. ago 2 stabbed during phone robbery at West Edmonton Mall transit centre, 3 arrested

Edmonton police said three suspects have been charged with robbery and aggravated assault after two men were stabbed and robbed of their cellphones while waiting for a bus.

Events

5 h. ago «Tout ce que Denis touche devient exceptionnel»: Rebecca Ferguson fait l’éloge de Denis Villeneuve et confirme son retour dans «Dune 3»

Bonne nouvelle pour les fans de «Dune»: l’actrice sera de retour dans la peau de Lady Jessica pour le troisième film de la saga.

Economics

5 h. ago MLB insider says Toronto Blue Jays should be worried about Bo Bichette

Despite not having Bo Bichette in the lineup, the Toronto Blue Jays hold a 2-0 lead over the New York Yankees in the ALDS.Bichette, who suffered a knee injury late in the season, was tied for second amongst all MLB players with 181 hits despite playing in just 139 games.Though Bichette's injury kept him off the Blue Jays' ALDS roster, there was hope amongst the fanbase that he might be able to return soon after if they were to advance. The Jays themselves, however, didn't provide much clarity regarding a timeline, and we may now know why.According to MLB insider Ken Rosenthal, the Blue Jays shortstop isn't moving around like a player who is nearing a return to game action."In my opinion, [the Blue Jays] have to be concerned," Rosenthal said on Foul Territory. "It's not so much what I'm hearing, but what I'm seeing being by their dugout. He is not walking like a guy who is fully healthy. He's got a bit of a limp."To my knowledge, he...

Other

5 h. ago Opinion: Military resilience could be lost in the fog of climate politics

The U.S. has directed the military to remove references to climate change from official guidance. NATO, too, has been tempted to de-emphasize climate.

Politics

5 h. ago Opinion: Military planning must take climate change into account

The U.S. has directed the military to remove references to climate change from official guidance. NATO, too, has been tempted to de-emphasize climate.

Society

5 h. ago Francophone bus driver shortage leaves Saint John parents, students scrambling

For some francophone students in Saint John, N.B., the school day’s toughest challenge isn't in the classroom -- it's in the commute.

Technology

5 h. ago Recours judiciaire pour forcer la réfection du chemin de Manawan

Le Conseil des Atikamekw dénonce depuis 30 ans la dangerosité de la «route de l’enfer».

Other

6 h. ago Classes cancelled at Conestoga college campus amid support workers’ strike

An Ontario college says all on-campus classes and activities are cancelled today as striking support staff continue to hold rallies at several colleges across the province. Conestoga College says its Doon campus in Kitchener, Ont., is closed to all vehicle traffic and in-person classes and activities are suspended. The college says that’s because of “large-scale” […]

Society

6 h. ago Oscar nominee fundraises for ‘urgent medical care’ as ‘health continues to struggle’

Oscar-nominated actress Sally Kirkland needs “urgent medical care” and her friends say she needs help paying for it. The Golden Globe winner’s pals — Paige Dylan, Coty Galloway and Mel England — set up a GoFundMe campaign last year when the actress broke two bones and developed two “life-threatening” infections that required treatment. “It has […]

Science

6 h. ago Les représentants du marché du travail implorent Québec de ne pas abaisser les seuils d’immigration

Ils ne retiennent aucun des trois scénarios proposés par le gouvernement, des seuils qu’ils jugent trop bas.

Other

6 h. ago Les représentants du marché du travail implorent Québec de ne pas baisser les seuils d’immigration

Ils ne retiennent aucun des seuils proposés, soit 25 000, 35 000 ou 45 000, qu’ils jugent trop bas.

Other