Ontario and Saskatchewan Sign Agreement to Strengthen Economic and Energy Ties
Ontario and Saskatchewan have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to collaborate on economic growth and energy development. The agreement focuses on enhancing trade, infrastructure, and the development of small modular reactors (SMRs) for clean energy. Both provinces aim to reduce reliance on foreign supply chains and bolster domestic industries. The MOU also emphasizes cooperation in agriculture, mining, and technology sectors, reflecting a shared commitment to economic resilience and innovation.
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Ontario and Saskatchewan have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to collaborate on economic growth and energy development. The agreement focuses on enhancing trade, infrastructure, and the development of small modular reactors (SMRs) for clean energy. Both provinces aim to reduce reliance on foreign supply chains and bolster domestic industries. The MOU also emphasizes cooperation in agriculture, mining, and technology sectors, reflecting a shared commitment to economic resilience and innovation.
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From outbreaks to mass casualty events, Alberta's health system preps for G7 summit
Alberta's health system is being prepared for a variety of scenarios, including disease outbreaks and mass casualty incidents, ahead of the G7 leaders' summit in Kananaskis later this month.
According to Alberta Health Services (AHS), which has been planning for the event since last year, 150 health personnel will be deployed to various sites in Calgary and the Bow Corridor to support the high profile event. World leaders will gather in Kananaskis from June 15 to 17 and thousands of delegates, journalists and others are expected to descend upon the Calgary region.
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Alberta's health system is being prepared for a variety of scenarios, including disease outbreaks and mass casualty incidents, ahead of the G7 leaders' summit in Kananaskis later this month.
According to Alberta Health Services (AHS), which has been planning for the event since last year, 150 health personnel will be deployed to various sites in Calgary and the Bow Corridor to support the high profile event. World leaders will gather in Kananaskis from June 15 to 17 and thousands of delegates, journalists and others are expected to descend upon the Calgary region.
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Quebec businesses in confusion over new French language law requirement
French language laws are looming large over some businesses in Quebec as the province introduces a new set of requirements.
Bill 96 includes tough French language provisions for signs and product labels.
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French language laws are looming large over some businesses in Quebec as the province introduces a new set of requirements.
Bill 96 includes tough French language provisions for signs and product labels.
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Trump biopic The Apprentice takes home top film prize at Canadian Screen Awards
The divisive, little-seen, yet still-controversial Donald Trump biopic The Apprentice managed to grab the brass ring on Sunday, taking home the top award of best motion picture at the final night of the Canadian Screen Awards.
It beat out stiff competition in that top category from filmmaker Matthew Rankin's Universal Language, which made the Academy Awards shortlist for best international feature late last year.
And while The Apprentice was still the big winner of the night with two, Rankin's surreal comedy β set in an imagined version of Winnipeg where Farsi and French are the official languages β was no slouch either. Its five prior wins over the weekend and one Sunday, for directing, meant Universal Language still had the most wins of all films nominated.
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The divisive, little-seen, yet still-controversial Donald Trump biopic The Apprentice managed to grab the brass ring on Sunday, taking home the top award of best motion picture at the final night of the Canadian Screen Awards.
It beat out stiff competition in that top category from filmmaker Matthew Rankin's Universal Language, which made the Academy Awards shortlist for best international feature late last year.
And while The Apprentice was still the big winner of the night with two, Rankin's surreal comedy β set in an imagined version of Winnipeg where Farsi and French are the official languages β was no slouch either. Its five prior wins over the weekend and one Sunday, for directing, meant Universal Language still had the most wins of all films nominated.
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Flin Flon wildfire situation 'a timebomb' but so far no structures lost, mayor says
The wildfire threatening Flin Flon, Manitoba, remains unpredictable and heavily dependent on weather conditions, according to Mayor George Fontaine. About 200 firefighters are battling the blaze, but wind direction and strength could drastically change the situation. Most of the cityβs 5,000 residents were evacuated last week, with only essential personnel remaining briefly before also leaving. Fontaine described the situation as a βtime bomb,β though heβs relieved thereβs been no catastrophic news so far.
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The wildfire threatening Flin Flon, Manitoba, remains unpredictable and heavily dependent on weather conditions, according to Mayor George Fontaine. About 200 firefighters are battling the blaze, but wind direction and strength could drastically change the situation. Most of the cityβs 5,000 residents were evacuated last week, with only essential personnel remaining briefly before also leaving. Fontaine described the situation as a βtime bomb,β though heβs relieved thereβs been no catastrophic news so far.
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Canada Post Rejects Union Arbitration Amid Financial Strains
Canada Post has rejected the postal workersβ union request for binding arbitration, citing concerns over delays and the need for direct employee input. The union criticized the move, suggesting Canada Post isnβt pursuing a fair resolution. The dispute continues amid growing financial and operational pressures.
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Canada Post has rejected the postal workersβ union request for binding arbitration, citing concerns over delays and the need for direct employee input. The union criticized the move, suggesting Canada Post isnβt pursuing a fair resolution. The dispute continues amid growing financial and operational pressures.
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Liberal legislation to further tighten Canada-U.S. border expected today
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree is expected to introduce a bill today spelling out the federal government's next steps on border security.
The recent throne speech promised legislation to bolster security at Canada's borders and new tools for police and intelligence agencies to help them stop the flow of deadly fentanyl and its precursors. The government also said the Canada Border Services Agency will be given new powers to examine goods destined for export to prevent the movement of illegal and stolen products, including cars.
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Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree is expected to introduce a bill today spelling out the federal government's next steps on border security.
The recent throne speech promised legislation to bolster security at Canada's borders and new tools for police and intelligence agencies to help them stop the flow of deadly fentanyl and its precursors. The government also said the Canada Border Services Agency will be given new powers to examine goods destined for export to prevent the movement of illegal and stolen products, including cars.
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Canada calls for international help to battle massive wildfires
Canada is putting out an international call for help to battle 180 wildfires raging across the country, 90 of which are burning out of control. 25,000 people in three provinces have been forced to evacuate.
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Canada is putting out an international call for help to battle 180 wildfires raging across the country, 90 of which are burning out of control. 25,000 people in three provinces have been forced to evacuate.
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Community members 'light the way home' for missing N.S. children at candlelight vigil
Two glowing paper lanterns were sent into a twilight sky over a rural Nova Scotia town on Monday evening, a symbol of hope for the safe return of Lilly and Jack Sullivan, two young siblings who vanished without a trace one month ago.
Lilly, 6, and Jack, 4, have been missing since May 2, when police received a 911 call from their mother and stepfather reporting they had wandered away from their home in Lansdowne Station, a sparsely populated and heavily wooded area about 140 kilometres northeast of Halifax.
About 50 people gathered outside the RCMP detachment in Stellarton on Monday for a vigil, where people were encouraged to place stuffed animals, candles and angels on a growing memorial for the children.
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Two glowing paper lanterns were sent into a twilight sky over a rural Nova Scotia town on Monday evening, a symbol of hope for the safe return of Lilly and Jack Sullivan, two young siblings who vanished without a trace one month ago.
Lilly, 6, and Jack, 4, have been missing since May 2, when police received a 911 call from their mother and stepfather reporting they had wandered away from their home in Lansdowne Station, a sparsely populated and heavily wooded area about 140 kilometres northeast of Halifax.
About 50 people gathered outside the RCMP detachment in Stellarton on Monday for a vigil, where people were encouraged to place stuffed animals, candles and angels on a growing memorial for the children.
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Southern half of Denare Beach burns to the ground as wildfire tears through northern community
Brooke Kindel evacuated her home in Denare Beach, Saskatchewan, last week, thinking it was just a precaution. However, she and her neighbors later watched through door camera footage on Facebook as a wildfire destroyed homes on their street. Kindelβs home was the last one standing before her Tesla, left behind, recorded rising temperatures and ultimately exploded, confirming the total loss of her property. The community is now devastated, with the fire having wiped out the entire area.
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Brooke Kindel evacuated her home in Denare Beach, Saskatchewan, last week, thinking it was just a precaution. However, she and her neighbors later watched through door camera footage on Facebook as a wildfire destroyed homes on their street. Kindelβs home was the last one standing before her Tesla, left behind, recorded rising temperatures and ultimately exploded, confirming the total loss of her property. The community is now devastated, with the fire having wiped out the entire area.
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Canada Expands Dental Plan to Millions Without Coverage
Canadaβs Dental Care Plan now covers up to 9 million uninsured residents with family incomes under $90,000. The program offers preventive and restorative care, with phased enrollment and co-pays based on income. Full rollout is expected by 2025.
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Canadaβs Dental Care Plan now covers up to 9 million uninsured residents with family incomes under $90,000. The program offers preventive and restorative care, with phased enrollment and co-pays based on income. Full rollout is expected by 2025.
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Northern Manitoba wildfire evacuees find safety at Thompson shelter
Hundreds of wildfire evacuees from across northern Manitoba have been staying at a congregate shelter in Thompson, a city of about 13,000 people located about 650 kilometres north of Winnipeg. Congregate shelters have been set up in Winnipeg, Winkler, Portage la Prairie and Thompson, with thousands of other evacuees staying at hotels across Manitoba and in Niagara Falls, Ont.
More than 14,300 people from more than 5,400 households have been registered with the Canadian Red Cross as of Monday, the province said in its most recent fire bulletin Tuesday. The Red Cross registered about 16 per cent of those evacuees on behalf of Indigenous Services Canada.
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Hundreds of wildfire evacuees from across northern Manitoba have been staying at a congregate shelter in Thompson, a city of about 13,000 people located about 650 kilometres north of Winnipeg. Congregate shelters have been set up in Winnipeg, Winkler, Portage la Prairie and Thompson, with thousands of other evacuees staying at hotels across Manitoba and in Niagara Falls, Ont.
More than 14,300 people from more than 5,400 households have been registered with the Canadian Red Cross as of Monday, the province said in its most recent fire bulletin Tuesday. The Red Cross registered about 16 per cent of those evacuees on behalf of Indigenous Services Canada.
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Canada introduces bill to tighten immigration, strengthen border security
Canada's Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree on Tuesday announced that the federal government planned to introduce new legislation that would give authorities new powers to search mail, pause or cancel immigration applications, and more easily expand the role of the Canadian Coast Guard.
The bill is part of Canada's effort to persuade U.S. President Donald Trump that Canada is doing its part to stem the flow of illicit drugs and curb irregular migration at the U.S.-Canada border. The new bill will build on earlier Canadian measures, including round-the-clock border surveillance, and a U.S. -Canada joint strike force targeting cross-border organized crime.
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Canada's Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree on Tuesday announced that the federal government planned to introduce new legislation that would give authorities new powers to search mail, pause or cancel immigration applications, and more easily expand the role of the Canadian Coast Guard.
The bill is part of Canada's effort to persuade U.S. President Donald Trump that Canada is doing its part to stem the flow of illicit drugs and curb irregular migration at the U.S.-Canada border. The new bill will build on earlier Canadian measures, including round-the-clock border surveillance, and a U.S. -Canada joint strike force targeting cross-border organized crime.
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Former Edmonton homicide detective charged with breach of trust
A former Edmonton police officer has been charged with breach of trust for allegedly sharing confidential investigative information with the media without authorization.
Retired Staff Sgt. Bill Clark was charged Tuesday, Edmonton Police Service said in a news release.
Police provided few details about the allegations, but said the investigation was conducted by the Edmonton Police Service Professional Standards Branch with oversight from the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team, the province's police watchdog.
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A former Edmonton police officer has been charged with breach of trust for allegedly sharing confidential investigative information with the media without authorization.
Retired Staff Sgt. Bill Clark was charged Tuesday, Edmonton Police Service said in a news release.
Police provided few details about the allegations, but said the investigation was conducted by the Edmonton Police Service Professional Standards Branch with oversight from the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team, the province's police watchdog.
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Email says Sask. RCMP commander Rhonda Blackmore removed because of 'anonymous complaints'
Rhonda Blackmore, the RCMP's commanding officer for Saskatchewan (F Division), announced via email on June 3 that she has been removed from her position due to anonymous complaints. The email, confirmed by CBC, did not specify the nature of the complaints. While RCMP Saskatchewan did not confirm her dismissal, a national statement said Blackmore will be "away" from her role for an unspecified time. Assistant Commissioner Robin McNeil has been named interim commander. Blackmore, who took the role in April 2021, led efforts to recruit more First Nations officers and oversaw the response to the James Smith Cree Nation mass murder and inquiry.
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Rhonda Blackmore, the RCMP's commanding officer for Saskatchewan (F Division), announced via email on June 3 that she has been removed from her position due to anonymous complaints. The email, confirmed by CBC, did not specify the nature of the complaints. While RCMP Saskatchewan did not confirm her dismissal, a national statement said Blackmore will be "away" from her role for an unspecified time. Assistant Commissioner Robin McNeil has been named interim commander. Blackmore, who took the role in April 2021, led efforts to recruit more First Nations officers and oversaw the response to the James Smith Cree Nation mass murder and inquiry.
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Wildfires Prompt Evacuations Across B.C.
Wildfires in British Columbia have triggered evacuation orders and increased fire danger alerts. Authorities are responding with emergency resources as several blazes threaten communities and infrastructure. Residents are urged to follow official safety guidance.
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Wildfires in British Columbia have triggered evacuation orders and increased fire danger alerts. Authorities are responding with emergency resources as several blazes threaten communities and infrastructure. Residents are urged to follow official safety guidance.
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Controversial safer supply clinic closing its doors next week
A divisive Ottawa safer supply clinic that prescribed opioids to fentanyl users but drew criticism while operating in two locations in less than a year will close its doors next week.
Northwood Recovery prescribed Dilaudid and other medication to people struggling with drug addiction. It opened first in Hintonburg last September before moving to a new location in Chinatown in March.
While patients who spoke to CBC generally supported the clinic, the company was criticized by others for its reliance on virtual care, for not offering a supervised injection site or wraparound supports, and for what neighbours said was an upsurge in open drugs use.
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A divisive Ottawa safer supply clinic that prescribed opioids to fentanyl users but drew criticism while operating in two locations in less than a year will close its doors next week.
Northwood Recovery prescribed Dilaudid and other medication to people struggling with drug addiction. It opened first in Hintonburg last September before moving to a new location in Chinatown in March.
While patients who spoke to CBC generally supported the clinic, the company was criticized by others for its reliance on virtual care, for not offering a supervised injection site or wraparound supports, and for what neighbours said was an upsurge in open drugs use.
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