Month: September 2024

After two grisly stranger attacks in downtown Vancouver, members of the BC Conservatives were quick to decry the crimes as the most recent example of the lawlessness and violence plaguing the city – directly contradicting statistics and assurances to the contrary provided by the chief of police.

With schools across the province starting classes this week, the Manitoba government is set to make an announcement on school nutrition Thursday morning.

James Smith Cree Nation Chief Kirby Constant says a quiet feast will acknowledge the second anniversary of a mass stabbing.

Whoever replaces Pierre Fitzgibbon as superminister of Economy and Energy will have to ‘turn the page on arrogance,’ as Quebec Solidaire (QS) parliamentary leader Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois put it at the entrance to his party’s caucus Thursday morning in Granby.

The U.S. took wide-ranging actions on Wednesday, alleging Russia had engaged in disinformation campaigns targeting the 2024 presidential election.

As resignations pile up within the Legault government, the Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ) says what it sees is “starting to look like the end of a regime.”

Winnipeg police are asking for the public’s help to identify a woman who died last month.

Paula Abdul’s visit to Saskatchewan will have to wait.

On Thursday afternoon, Quebec will find out who will inherit the ministerial functions of ‘superminister’ Pierre Fitzgibbon, who announced his departure from political life Wednesday.