Police across Canada are actively responding to bomb threats sent to Jewish organizations, synagogues, and some hospitals this morning. Over 100 Jewish institutions received the same threatening email, which included threats of explosions at their offices in Toronto and Montreal.
Recent provincial data indicates a troubling rise in roadkill incidents in Alberta, particularly affecting snakes. According to Alberta Wildlife Watch, nearly 400 snake carcasses were reported last year, a dramatic increase from just eight in 2022. Overall, the data shows
Parkland RCMP are requesting the public’s help in locating two stolen boats. The theft occurred from a fenced business compound in the industrial area of Parkland County. The stolen boats are: Additionally, the RCMP are looking for information on two
Around 9,000 workers at Canada’s two major railways could strike as early as Thursday, creating significant concerns for the food industry and trade. The union representing workers at Canadian Pacific Kansas City Ltd. issued a 72-hour strike notice on August
Hinton and Edson RCMP are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man believed to be responsible for a series of unsettling incidents involving women in the area. According to RCMP reports, the suspect is alleged to have approached
Alberta’s economy faces a significant threat as nearly 10,000 rail workers, including conductors, engineers, and yard workers, prepare for a potential strike by Thursday. The Teamsters union has issued a 72-hour strike notice to Canadian National Railway (CN) and Canadian
Elections Alberta has ruled that the Alberta New Democratic Party (NDP) violated election finance regulations during its recent leadership campaign. The determination follows a complaint filed by the United Conservative Party (UCP) in February, which alleged that the NDP was
Premier Danielle Smith announced her government’s plan to introduce legislation requiring parental consent for children under 16 to change their pronouns or names in schools. The legislation is expected in the fall session of the legislature, beginning in late October.
A new study from Statistics Canada reveals that nearly half of Canadians are finding it increasingly difficult to cover daily expenses due to rising prices. The study shows that 45 percent of Canadians are facing financial strain, a significant increase
On Tuesday morning, Boyle RCMP responded to a potentially dangerous situation when a local man entered their detachment armed with an axe, reportedly with the intent to harm the officers. Sgt. Dennis Properzi, the detachment’s commander, stated that the RCMP
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