New Alberta referendum rules looming as calls for separation met with opposition petition
Starting Friday, Alberta will lower the threshold for citizen-initiated referendums, making it easier to propose votes on major issuesβincluding independence. Premier Danielle Smith's government will allow petitions with 177,000 signatures (within 120 days) to trigger a provincewide vote. The Alberta Prosperity Project plans to use the new rules to launch a petition asking if Alberta should become a sovereign country.
Meanwhile, former deputy premier Thomas Lukaszuk is countering the separatist push. Heβs already applied under the existing, higher-threshold law requiring 600,000 signatures for a petition affirming Albertaβs place in Canada. His petition, *Alberta Forever Canada*, is now listed on the Elections Alberta website. Only one petition per issue can proceed at a time, which may block the separatist campaign.
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Starting Friday, Alberta will lower the threshold for citizen-initiated referendums, making it easier to propose votes on major issuesβincluding independence. Premier Danielle Smith's government will allow petitions with 177,000 signatures (within 120 days) to trigger a provincewide vote. The Alberta Prosperity Project plans to use the new rules to launch a petition asking if Alberta should become a sovereign country.
Meanwhile, former deputy premier Thomas Lukaszuk is countering the separatist push. Heβs already applied under the existing, higher-threshold law requiring 600,000 signatures for a petition affirming Albertaβs place in Canada. His petition, *Alberta Forever Canada*, is now listed on the Elections Alberta website. Only one petition per issue can proceed at a time, which may block the separatist campaign.
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83 Appointed to Order of Canada in June 2025 Honours Roll
Governor General Mary Simon appointed 83 individuals to the Order of Canada: 2 as Companions, 19 as Officers, and 62 as Members. The honorees span diverse fieldsβfrom medical pioneers like Dr. Stuart Foster and surgeon Dr. Homer Tien to leaders in arts, science, community service, and public policyβrecognizing their extraordinary contributions to Canada and humanity.
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Governor General Mary Simon appointed 83 individuals to the Order of Canada: 2 as Companions, 19 as Officers, and 62 as Members. The honorees span diverse fieldsβfrom medical pioneers like Dr. Stuart Foster and surgeon Dr. Homer Tien to leaders in arts, science, community service, and public policyβrecognizing their extraordinary contributions to Canada and humanity.
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Accessibility minister's comments about ASL interpreter a 'knife right in the back' for deaf graduate
A woman who was excited to celebrate with her family at a graduation event for Indigenous women on Thursday says it's hard to look at her college certificate after the experience was tainted by comments Manitoba's accessibility minister made about sharing the stage with a sign-language interpreter.
Deborah Owczar, who is deaf, said the ASL interpreter was removed from the stage after Minister Nahanni Fontaine's speech, depriving her and her daughter access to participation during the first annual Mino'Ayaawag Ikwewag Celebration of Indigenous Women Graduates held in downtown Winnipeg on Thursday.
She said she was looking forward to getting dressed up with her daughter and celebrating with other Indigenous high school, college and university grads.
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A woman who was excited to celebrate with her family at a graduation event for Indigenous women on Thursday says it's hard to look at her college certificate after the experience was tainted by comments Manitoba's accessibility minister made about sharing the stage with a sign-language interpreter.
Deborah Owczar, who is deaf, said the ASL interpreter was removed from the stage after Minister Nahanni Fontaine's speech, depriving her and her daughter access to participation during the first annual Mino'Ayaawag Ikwewag Celebration of Indigenous Women Graduates held in downtown Winnipeg on Thursday.
She said she was looking forward to getting dressed up with her daughter and celebrating with other Indigenous high school, college and university grads.
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Edmonton city councillor's infill moratorium attempt fails for legal reasons
Edmonton city council won't be putting a moratorium on infill, after the city's legal team advised that doing so would contravene provincial legislation.
Ward pihΓͺsiwin Coun. Tim Cartmell, who's also a mayoral candidate in the upcoming election, put forward a motion Monday evening to pause development approvals for mid-block properties, in the small scale residential zone, until the city re-examines plans for groups of neighbourhoods. "There's a reasonable opportunity to pause this work while we get better clarity on some of the adjustments that we might make," Cartmell said during the meeting.
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Edmonton city council won't be putting a moratorium on infill, after the city's legal team advised that doing so would contravene provincial legislation.
Ward pihΓͺsiwin Coun. Tim Cartmell, who's also a mayoral candidate in the upcoming election, put forward a motion Monday evening to pause development approvals for mid-block properties, in the small scale residential zone, until the city re-examines plans for groups of neighbourhoods. "There's a reasonable opportunity to pause this work while we get better clarity on some of the adjustments that we might make," Cartmell said during the meeting.
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Canada and U.S. restarted negotiations Monday morning, Carney says
Prime Minister Mark Carney says he had a βgoodβ conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday, and that the two leaders will keep working to reach a deal by July 21. The federal government scrapped the digital services tax over the weekend after Trump paused all trade talks on Friday.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney says he had a βgoodβ conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday, and that the two leaders will keep working to reach a deal by July 21. The federal government scrapped the digital services tax over the weekend after Trump paused all trade talks on Friday.
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Carney praises Canadian unity as Canada Day celebrations kick off
On Canada Day, Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered his first address, emphasizing national unity amid global uncertainty. Reflecting on Canada's 158-year history, he praised the original provinces' decision to unite and called for continued partnership with First Nations, Inuit, and MΓ©tis communities. Acknowledging challenges like strained international relations, trade disruptions, and threats to democracy, Carney urged Canadians to stay united and highlighted his "one Canadian economy" plan as a path forward. He concluded by affirming Canadaβs strength and calling on citizens to shape a greater future through action.
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On Canada Day, Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered his first address, emphasizing national unity amid global uncertainty. Reflecting on Canada's 158-year history, he praised the original provinces' decision to unite and called for continued partnership with First Nations, Inuit, and MΓ©tis communities. Acknowledging challenges like strained international relations, trade disruptions, and threats to democracy, Carney urged Canadians to stay united and highlighted his "one Canadian economy" plan as a path forward. He concluded by affirming Canadaβs strength and calling on citizens to shape a greater future through action.
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Wildfire Near Lytton Triggers Evacuations and State of Emergency
A fast-moving wildfire near Lytton, B.C. has prompted evacuation orders and a local state of emergency, affecting multiple Lytton First Nation reserves. Crews are battling the 5.7-hectare blaze, believed to be human-caused, as hot, dry weather fuels fire risk in the region.
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A fast-moving wildfire near Lytton, B.C. has prompted evacuation orders and a local state of emergency, affecting multiple Lytton First Nation reserves. Crews are battling the 5.7-hectare blaze, believed to be human-caused, as hot, dry weather fuels fire risk in the region.
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Canada Day thunderstorm leaves behind damage to Thunder Bay, Ont., properties
A thunderstorm ripped through Thunder Bay, Ont., Tuesday evening, leaving downed trees, power lines and damage to area properties in its wake. The fast-moving storm touched down in the city around 5:00 p.m. on Canada Day, according to Environment Canada.
Area weather stations recorded only 5 to 10 millimetres of rain, but it was mixed with 90 kilometre per hour wind gusts.
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A thunderstorm ripped through Thunder Bay, Ont., Tuesday evening, leaving downed trees, power lines and damage to area properties in its wake. The fast-moving storm touched down in the city around 5:00 p.m. on Canada Day, according to Environment Canada.
Area weather stations recorded only 5 to 10 millimetres of rain, but it was mixed with 90 kilometre per hour wind gusts.
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True patriot love: How Canadians across the country marked Canada Day
Canadians from coast-to-coast-to-coast came together to celebrate national pride on the 158th Canada Day.
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Canadians from coast-to-coast-to-coast came together to celebrate national pride on the 158th Canada Day.
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'All in the same boat,' Hamilton workers on strike for weeks in various sectors band together
Justin Dailey, a return-to-work specialist with Ontario's WSIB, is among 3,600 employees on strike since May 22, citing a "toxic" workplace and failed contract negotiations. Represented by CUPE Local 1750, the workers say they were locked out by WSIB shortly after launching rolling strikes. Dailey expressed concern for injured workers and described the situation as part of a broader, systemic attack on unions and workers. He noted solidarity with other striking workers in Hamilton, including those from Hamilton Water, DHL Express Canada, and Canadian Hearing Services, emphasizing the city's strong union tradition.
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Justin Dailey, a return-to-work specialist with Ontario's WSIB, is among 3,600 employees on strike since May 22, citing a "toxic" workplace and failed contract negotiations. Represented by CUPE Local 1750, the workers say they were locked out by WSIB shortly after launching rolling strikes. Dailey expressed concern for injured workers and described the situation as part of a broader, systemic attack on unions and workers. He noted solidarity with other striking workers in Hamilton, including those from Hamilton Water, DHL Express Canada, and Canadian Hearing Services, emphasizing the city's strong union tradition.
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Halifax Tenant Fights a Decade-Long Apartment Flooding Battle
Karen Crane, a 62-year-old nurse in Halifax, has spent nearly 10 years trying to resolve persistent flooding and heating issues in her apartment. Despite favourable rulings from Nova Scotiaβs residential tenancies program and a municipal building inspector, the landlord has yet to complete the repairs. Crane and legal aid advocates criticize the enforcement process as broken, since orders are issued but not effectively enforcedβleaving tenants with little recourse.
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Karen Crane, a 62-year-old nurse in Halifax, has spent nearly 10 years trying to resolve persistent flooding and heating issues in her apartment. Despite favourable rulings from Nova Scotiaβs residential tenancies program and a municipal building inspector, the landlord has yet to complete the repairs. Crane and legal aid advocates criticize the enforcement process as broken, since orders are issued but not effectively enforcedβleaving tenants with little recourse.
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City of Victoria pledges over $10M for public safety following violent long weekend
The City of Victoria says it will address "public disorder" in the city's downtown core through a multi-step reallocation of $10.35 million in city funds, with the largest budget item to be spent on police and bylaw enforcement.
"There's no doubt in my mind that this is the single most important decision that council has dealt with," said Mayor Marianne Alto at a Wednesday news conference.
"We must do this. We must."
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The City of Victoria says it will address "public disorder" in the city's downtown core through a multi-step reallocation of $10.35 million in city funds, with the largest budget item to be spent on police and bylaw enforcement.
"There's no doubt in my mind that this is the single most important decision that council has dealt with," said Mayor Marianne Alto at a Wednesday news conference.
"We must do this. We must."
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City of Ottawa settles with developers over 'excessive' $1.8M fees
It appears the City of Ottawa set its fees too high when it decided to charge $1.8 million to property owners wanting to apply for a one-off expansion of the urban boundary.
A hearing was set for June 2 at the Ontario Land Tribunal for an appeal by five home builders that want to convert rural land along March Road north of Kanata for urban development. CBC News has learned the city instead agreed to a settlement that sees the developers pay just one-sixth of the application fees the city had originally charged.
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It appears the City of Ottawa set its fees too high when it decided to charge $1.8 million to property owners wanting to apply for a one-off expansion of the urban boundary.
A hearing was set for June 2 at the Ontario Land Tribunal for an appeal by five home builders that want to convert rural land along March Road north of Kanata for urban development. CBC News has learned the city instead agreed to a settlement that sees the developers pay just one-sixth of the application fees the city had originally charged.
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Saskatoon Canada Day event disrupted by shattered glass
Saskatoon's Canada Day celebrations were briefly interrupted when a window on Nutrien Tower - the province's tallest building - spontaneously shattered above the crowds.
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Saskatoon's Canada Day celebrations were briefly interrupted when a window on Nutrien Tower - the province's tallest building - spontaneously shattered above the crowds.
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Bomb Threats Disrupt Major Canadian Airports, Cause Delays
Bomb threats at multiple Canadian airports on July 3 forced evacuations and flight delays, with Ottawa, Montreal, Vancouver, and others affected. Operations have resumed, but investigations are ongoing and travelers are advised to check flight statuses.
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Bomb threats at multiple Canadian airports on July 3 forced evacuations and flight delays, with Ottawa, Montreal, Vancouver, and others affected. Operations have resumed, but investigations are ongoing and travelers are advised to check flight statuses.
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Carney's major projects bill passed. Now he says 'the real work begins'
Now that Bill C-5 has become law, Prime Minister Mark Carney says the government is beginning the critical task of fast-tracking major national projects. The bill's second part, the Building Canada Act, allows the federal cabinet to designate projects as nationally significant, bypassing environmental reviews, permitting processes, and even federal laws.
While the government hasnβt yet identified which projects will be expedited, ministers are holding closed-door meetings over the summer to decide. They will also consult provinces, territories, and Indigenous groups to identify suitable proposals. Critics warn the bill could undermine environmental protections, constitutional rights, and democratic oversight.
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Now that Bill C-5 has become law, Prime Minister Mark Carney says the government is beginning the critical task of fast-tracking major national projects. The bill's second part, the Building Canada Act, allows the federal cabinet to designate projects as nationally significant, bypassing environmental reviews, permitting processes, and even federal laws.
While the government hasnβt yet identified which projects will be expedited, ministers are holding closed-door meetings over the summer to decide. They will also consult provinces, territories, and Indigenous groups to identify suitable proposals. Critics warn the bill could undermine environmental protections, constitutional rights, and democratic oversight.
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Sparks from RCMP trailer ignited wildfire near Lytton, B.C., say police
Sparks from an RCMP trailer are responsible for a wildfire burning near Lytton, B.C., police say.
The Izman Creek wildfire north of the village began around 2:20 p.m. PT on Tuesday, when the right side wheel of the trailer flew off, causing sparks to ignite the dry grass ditch.
The fire was started a day after the fourth anniversary of a blaze that destroyed most of Lytton, and has since grown to 155 hectares as of 4:30 p.m. PT and been upgraded to the only wildfire of note in the province.
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Sparks from an RCMP trailer are responsible for a wildfire burning near Lytton, B.C., police say.
The Izman Creek wildfire north of the village began around 2:20 p.m. PT on Tuesday, when the right side wheel of the trailer flew off, causing sparks to ignite the dry grass ditch.
The fire was started a day after the fourth anniversary of a blaze that destroyed most of Lytton, and has since grown to 155 hectares as of 4:30 p.m. PT and been upgraded to the only wildfire of note in the province.
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Tornado fells trees after touching down in central Alberta
A tornado touched down in central Alberta on Wednesday, cutting a path through a treed area, but apparently sparing the area from any more serious damage. Environment and Climate Change Canada issued a tornado warning Wednesday afternoon for an area west of Drayton Valley.
Storm chaser Trenten Pentelichuk said he watched the twister touch down near the hamlet of Lodgepole β about 175 kilometres southwest of Edmonton. He'd been in the area all afternoon, waiting to see if the significant storm activity in the forecast would actually create a tornado.
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A tornado touched down in central Alberta on Wednesday, cutting a path through a treed area, but apparently sparing the area from any more serious damage. Environment and Climate Change Canada issued a tornado warning Wednesday afternoon for an area west of Drayton Valley.
Storm chaser Trenten Pentelichuk said he watched the twister touch down near the hamlet of Lodgepole β about 175 kilometres southwest of Edmonton. He'd been in the area all afternoon, waiting to see if the significant storm activity in the forecast would actually create a tornado.
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