Back-to-work legislation to end Alberta teachers’ strike coming Monday, says premier
The Alberta government will table back-to-work legislation on Monday that seeks to end the provincewide teachers’ strike, Premier Danielle Smith said Thursday morning.
The government served formal notice Thursday that it would be introducing Bill 2, known as the Back to School Act, announcing it via an order paper published on the Alberta Legislature’s website.
“The precondition has to be getting kids back to school and so far, [the teachers’ union has] been unwilling to do that,” Smith said during a news conference. She added that, although it's still possible to reach an agreement by Monday, the government feels that's unlikely.
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The Alberta government will table back-to-work legislation on Monday that seeks to end the provincewide teachers’ strike, Premier Danielle Smith said Thursday morning.
The government served formal notice Thursday that it would be introducing Bill 2, known as the Back to School Act, announcing it via an order paper published on the Alberta Legislature’s website.
“The precondition has to be getting kids back to school and so far, [the teachers’ union has] been unwilling to do that,” Smith said during a news conference. She added that, although it's still possible to reach an agreement by Monday, the government feels that's unlikely.
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STO, union announce tentative end to strike
Société de transport de l'Outaouais (STO) buses are set to return to their routes Tuesday afternoon after the Gatineau, Que., transit agency and one of its unions announced a tentative end to a one-day strike.
The STO and ATU 1557 each put out news releases early Tuesday morning. The STO said school routes should return for the end of the school day and more details on buses resuming would be coming.
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Société de transport de l'Outaouais (STO) buses are set to return to their routes Tuesday afternoon after the Gatineau, Que., transit agency and one of its unions announced a tentative end to a one-day strike.
The STO and ATU 1557 each put out news releases early Tuesday morning. The STO said school routes should return for the end of the school day and more details on buses resuming would be coming.
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Alberta Teachers Dismayed by Proposed Back-to-Work Order
Teachers in Alberta are voicing strong opposition to a provincial government plan to issue a back-to-work order aimed at ending a strike that has disrupted classrooms. Educators say the measure undermines negotiations and threatens labour rights.
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Teachers in Alberta are voicing strong opposition to a provincial government plan to issue a back-to-work order aimed at ending a strike that has disrupted classrooms. Educators say the measure undermines negotiations and threatens labour rights.
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Ontario to pull ad that angered Trump on Monday, Ford says — after weekend's World Series games
U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Ontario’s anti-tariff ad on social media, prompting Premier Doug Ford to announce he would pull the ad after it airs during the World Series weekend. The ad, which quoted former U.S. president Ronald Reagan to promote free trade, angered Trump, who responded by suspending all trade negotiations with Canada. Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada remains ready to resume talks whenever the U.S. is willing. Sources said Trump’s abrupt decision on Thursday night took Ottawa by surprise.
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U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Ontario’s anti-tariff ad on social media, prompting Premier Doug Ford to announce he would pull the ad after it airs during the World Series weekend. The ad, which quoted former U.S. president Ronald Reagan to promote free trade, angered Trump, who responded by suspending all trade negotiations with Canada. Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada remains ready to resume talks whenever the U.S. is willing. Sources said Trump’s abrupt decision on Thursday night took Ottawa by surprise.
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B.C. billionaire Ruby Liu loses court fight to take over Hudson's Bay properties
A B.C. billionaire who spent the summer fighting to move into former Hudson’s Bay properties found herself on the losing end of an Ontario Superior Court decision on Friday.
Judge Peter Osborne ruled that landlords for the collapsed retailer will not be forced to accept Ruby Liu as a tenant.
In his judgment, Osborne said he had “significant concerns” about Liu’s ability to meet the terms of the leases she wanted.
HBC declined to comment on his decision, while a spokesperson for Liu did not immediately respond to messages from The Canadian Press. Both parties have the ability to appeal the decision, though neither has announced plans to.
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A B.C. billionaire who spent the summer fighting to move into former Hudson’s Bay properties found herself on the losing end of an Ontario Superior Court decision on Friday.
Judge Peter Osborne ruled that landlords for the collapsed retailer will not be forced to accept Ruby Liu as a tenant.
In his judgment, Osborne said he had “significant concerns” about Liu’s ability to meet the terms of the leases she wanted.
HBC declined to comment on his decision, while a spokesperson for Liu did not immediately respond to messages from The Canadian Press. Both parties have the ability to appeal the decision, though neither has announced plans to.
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Family mourns Toronto-area woman allegedly killed by ex, says motherhood meant everything to her
Savannah Rose Kulla-Davies, 29, was allegedly murdered by her ex-partner in Brampton after recently ending the relationship. Her family says she had long dreamed of becoming a mother and was deeply caring toward children, calling the tragedy preventable and urging stronger protection for women facing domestic violence.
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Savannah Rose Kulla-Davies, 29, was allegedly murdered by her ex-partner in Brampton after recently ending the relationship. Her family says she had long dreamed of becoming a mother and was deeply caring toward children, calling the tragedy preventable and urging stronger protection for women facing domestic violence.
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Ottawa’s culinary community mourns young Inuk chef killed in stabbing
Friends and colleagues are mourning 21-year-old Joshua Qiyuk, a young Ottawa chef remembered for his curiosity and bright smile. Qiyuk was last seen leaving work at Absinthe restaurant, where owner Patrick Garland recalled their friendly goodbye. The next morning, Qiyuk was found stabbed to death in a quiet residential area on Meadow Park Place in Ottawa’s east end. A local resident, Matthieu Boisvert, discovered the body and described the experience as “surreal”, expressing sympathy for Qiyuk’s family and friends.
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Friends and colleagues are mourning 21-year-old Joshua Qiyuk, a young Ottawa chef remembered for his curiosity and bright smile. Qiyuk was last seen leaving work at Absinthe restaurant, where owner Patrick Garland recalled their friendly goodbye. The next morning, Qiyuk was found stabbed to death in a quiet residential area on Meadow Park Place in Ottawa’s east end. A local resident, Matthieu Boisvert, discovered the body and described the experience as “surreal”, expressing sympathy for Qiyuk’s family and friends.
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Alberta unions urge provincial government not to use notwithstanding clause in back-to-work legislation
Union leaders across Alberta are warning of a strong response should the provincial government invoke the notwithstanding clause when it tables legislation Monday, aiming to force teachers back to work.
The Alberta Federation of Labour (AFL) is an umbrella group representing unions such as the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees and the Public Service Alliance of Canada. In all, it represents more than 350,000 workers.
The group held an emergency meeting Friday to discuss the province’s upcoming back-to-work legislation.
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Union leaders across Alberta are warning of a strong response should the provincial government invoke the notwithstanding clause when it tables legislation Monday, aiming to force teachers back to work.
The Alberta Federation of Labour (AFL) is an umbrella group representing unions such as the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees and the Public Service Alliance of Canada. In all, it represents more than 350,000 workers.
The group held an emergency meeting Friday to discuss the province’s upcoming back-to-work legislation.
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Carney Pitches Canada as ‘Reliable’ Partner to ASEAN Amid U.S. Tariff Threats
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney told leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations that Canada stands out as a dependable trade and investment partner, even as he warned of escalating U.S. tariff threats under President Donald Trump.
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney told leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations that Canada stands out as a dependable trade and investment partner, even as he warned of escalating U.S. tariff threats under President Donald Trump.
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Striking B.C. public service workers announce tentative deal with province
The B.C. General Employees' Union (BCGEU) reached a tentative agreement with the provincial government, potentially ending an eight-week strike that began on Sept. 2 and disrupted liquor distribution, wildfire response, and other public services. The deal, which still requires ratification by 34,000 public service workers, includes a 3% annual wage increase over four years, better telework arrangements, and targeted pay raises for lower-income employees. BCGEU president Paul Finch said the agreement represents progress on wages and affordability, helping retain experienced workers who provide essential public services.
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The B.C. General Employees' Union (BCGEU) reached a tentative agreement with the provincial government, potentially ending an eight-week strike that began on Sept. 2 and disrupted liquor distribution, wildfire response, and other public services. The deal, which still requires ratification by 34,000 public service workers, includes a 3% annual wage increase over four years, better telework arrangements, and targeted pay raises for lower-income employees. BCGEU president Paul Finch said the agreement represents progress on wages and affordability, helping retain experienced workers who provide essential public services.
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Teachers and supporters gather in Alberta education minister's riding as back-to-work legislation looms
Protesters from across Alberta gathered Saturday in the southwest Calgary community of West Springs, located in the provincial electoral district of Calgary-Bow — a seat that's been held by Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides since 2019.
The gathering, organized by Public Interest Alberta, saw Alberta Teachers' Association (ATA) members and supporters door-knock and drop off yellow signs throughout the riding in support of strengthening public education.
About 51,000 public, separate and francophone school teachers across Alberta have been on strike since Oct. 6, leaving around 750,000 K-12 students out of school for more than three weeks.
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Protesters from across Alberta gathered Saturday in the southwest Calgary community of West Springs, located in the provincial electoral district of Calgary-Bow — a seat that's been held by Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides since 2019.
The gathering, organized by Public Interest Alberta, saw Alberta Teachers' Association (ATA) members and supporters door-knock and drop off yellow signs throughout the riding in support of strengthening public education.
About 51,000 public, separate and francophone school teachers across Alberta have been on strike since Oct. 6, leaving around 750,000 K-12 students out of school for more than three weeks.
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Newborn Dies After Being Found in Bus Shelter in Longueuil, Que.
A newborn baby was discovered early this morning in a bus shelter on Chambly Road near Briggs Street in Longueuil, Québec. Emergency responders attempted resuscitation, but the infant was pronounced dead at the scene. The Longueuil Police Department are investigating the circumstances and have appealed to the public for any information regarding the case.
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A newborn baby was discovered early this morning in a bus shelter on Chambly Road near Briggs Street in Longueuil, Québec. Emergency responders attempted resuscitation, but the infant was pronounced dead at the scene. The Longueuil Police Department are investigating the circumstances and have appealed to the public for any information regarding the case.
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Ford defends Ontario's anti-tariff ad that angered Trump, says he achieved his goal
Ontario Premier Doug Ford defended his anti-tariff ad campaign using Ronald Reagan’s words, saying it successfully raised U.S. awareness about tariff impacts and generated over a billion impressions. After the ad angered President Donald Trump, who halted trade talks with Canada, Ford pulled the ads following discussions with Prime Minister Mark Carney to help resume negotiations. Ford said the campaign cost less than the reported $75 million and achieved its goal by sparking major media attention across the U.S.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford defended his anti-tariff ad campaign using Ronald Reagan’s words, saying it successfully raised U.S. awareness about tariff impacts and generated over a billion impressions. After the ad angered President Donald Trump, who halted trade talks with Canada, Ford pulled the ads following discussions with Prime Minister Mark Carney to help resume negotiations. Ford said the campaign cost less than the reported $75 million and achieved its goal by sparking major media attention across the U.S.
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All polls closed in Nunavut’s 7th general election, as results trickle in
All polls in the Nunavut general election have closed, as the count continues to determine the 20 new members who will make up the territory’s seventh legislative assembly.
There are no votes in two constituencies because the candidates, including former government house leader David Joanasie, were acclaimed.
Polls closed at 7 p.m. in each of the region’s three timezones.
As the last polling stations closed in the Kitikmeot region, Amittuq, Rankin Inlet North-Chesterfield Inlet and Uqqummiut are the only constituencies with some results reported.
According to Elections Nunavut’s results page, there are roughly 17,000 registered voters.
The results are being broadcast now in our live election special on CBC TV hosted by Teresa Qiatsuq in English and Inuktitut. You can watch that live on CBC North's website as well.
Results by constituency will be updated here in English, and here in Inuktitut, as they come in.
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All polls in the Nunavut general election have closed, as the count continues to determine the 20 new members who will make up the territory’s seventh legislative assembly.
There are no votes in two constituencies because the candidates, including former government house leader David Joanasie, were acclaimed.
Polls closed at 7 p.m. in each of the region’s three timezones.
As the last polling stations closed in the Kitikmeot region, Amittuq, Rankin Inlet North-Chesterfield Inlet and Uqqummiut are the only constituencies with some results reported.
According to Elections Nunavut’s results page, there are roughly 17,000 registered voters.
The results are being broadcast now in our live election special on CBC TV hosted by Teresa Qiatsuq in English and Inuktitut. You can watch that live on CBC North's website as well.
Results by constituency will be updated here in English, and here in Inuktitut, as they come in.
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