Crime & Justice
Federal government tables bill to make defence procurement agency a Crown corporation
The move is intended to give the organization more independence and speed up military equipment purchases.
Crime & Justice
Politics
Parti Québécois wins minority government, sets stage for sovereignty referendum
The party won 59 seats, falling short of a majority, and its leader has pledged to hold an independence vote after 2029.
Communities
Alberta artist Keagan George wins Calgary Stampede 2027 poster competition
The 23-year-old from Barrhead created 'Best Seat in the House,' depicting a bull ride from the 2025 Stampede.
Crime & Justice
Judge orders Alberta government, AHS to produce records in wrongful dismissal lawsuit
The former CEO of Alberta Health Services is suing for $1.7 million after she was fired in January 2025.
Politics
Quebec voters head to the polls with Parti Québécois poised for change
The Parti Québécois, which has promised a sovereignty referendum in 2029, is the front-runner after two CAQ majority governments.
Crime & Justice
Defamation trial begins for author Steven Galloway over sexual assault claims
The former UBC professor is suing several people, including his accuser, over online allegations a judge found unsubstantiated.
Crime & Justice
Appeals court hears arguments on judge's power to restore Harvard funding
The U.S. Justice Department argued a lower court lacked jurisdiction to order the restoration of $2.6 billion in research funds.
Communities
Vancouver school support staff vote overwhelmingly to authorize strike
The union says talks have stalled and it could serve 72-hour strike notice at any time.
iGaming
Kaizen Gaming wins top SBC award for third straight year
The company also claimed the Sportsbook Operator of the Year title for a second consecutive year at the Lisbon ceremony.
Politics
B.C. NDP fails to field full slate of candidates for snap election
The party has 92 candidates, missing only Peace River North, while the Conservatives have 93.
Politics
Parliament debates economic bill as opposition pushes diesel plan
The 243-page bill would change rules for project approvals and labour disputes, drawing warnings from First Nations and unions.
Canada & the World
Canadian diplomats sue Ottawa over ongoing health issues in children linked to Havana Syndrome
The families allege the government denied them leading-edge health care after exposure to unexplained symptoms in Cuba.
Canada & the World
Parliamentary committees examine energy security, NATO spending and natural health products
The Natural Resources committee will hear from oil, clean energy and environmental groups on electrification and energy security.