Politics
First Nations leaders meet premiers and prime minister in historic Ottawa gathering
The closed-door meeting is the first dedicated to First Nations priorities since such high-level gatherings began 120 years ago.
Politics
iGaming
Alberta's regulated iGaming market generated $122 million in first quarter
The province's regulated market saw revenue grow from $22.2 million in July to $56.6 million in September.
Politics
Lorne Doerkson leads B.C. Conservatives to majority, ending NDP's nine-year rule
The victory caps a stunning rise for Doerkson, who became interim leader just over five weeks ago.
Crime & Justice
York police sergeant charged with breach of trust, drug possession
Sgt. Kin Pong Wong, a 17-year veteran, was arrested last week and has been suspended with pay.
B.C. election returns to hand counting for election day ballots
The snap election left insufficient time to deploy electronic tabulators across the province, Elections B.C. says.
Canada
Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers agencies pause service after national data breach
The agencies said stolen data could potentially identify people who provided anonymous tips.
Politics
Cuba urges Canada to maintain opposition to U.S. embargo ahead of UN vote
Cuba's ambassador says the U.S. blockade is 'killing people' as Canada considers its vote on an annual UN motion.
Canada
B.C. election outcome could decide fate of SOGI 123 school resource
The optional resource on sexual orientation and gender identity has been used in schools for a decade.
Canadian regulators ban brokers from offering sports and entertainment event contracts
The Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization has updated its rules to explicitly prohibit event contracts tied to sports or entertainment.
Crime & Justice
Ottawa police suspend Crime Stoppers use after massive data breach
The move follows a CBC News investigation that found more than 1.5 million tips were compromised.
Communities
Edmonton mayor says provincial infill regulation offers some clarity but needs review
The regulation forces Edmonton to revert to older zoning rules for density, height and parking within three months.
Canada & the World
Lawyers file complaint over Israeli settlement properties marketed in Canada
The complaint alleges four Israeli companies and one Canadian firm promoted properties in occupied territories as being in Israel.
Communities
Montreal suburb mayor fined $30,000 for ethics breach over Palestine posts
The Quebec order of professional accountants cited over 20 social media posts Levi made between January 2024 and February 2025.
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