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13 teens arrested after massive brawl on Montreal's South Shore
25+ min ago (46+ words) CTV News 13 teens arrested after massive brawl on Montreal's South Shore Thirteen minors have been arrested in connection with what police are calling 'violent incidents' at the Quartier Dix30 in Brossard on Montreal's South Shore....
City staff say City of Ottawa does not need its own renoviction bylaw, but councillor disagrees
2+ hour, 4+ min ago (365+ words) CTV News City staff say City of Ottawa does not need its own renoviction bylaw, but councillor disagrees New home sales in Toronto spurred by new HST rebate, but one property type "continues to struggle" Ontario woman says repair company…...
4, 242 decisions. 216 cities. How we tracked Ontario's use of strong-mayor powers
5+ hour, 39+ min ago (827+ words) To find out whether the powers were being used to create a significant number of new homes, the Star team leveraged artificial intelligence. Because the volume of documents was so large and so varied, the Star assembled a specialized team…...
Montreal police investigating after effigy of a kippah-wearing man hanging from a noose displayed at a protest
19+ hour, 31+ min ago (635+ words) Condemnations and outrage have been pouring in, and the Montreal Police hate crime unit is investigating after an anti-Israel group in Montreal marched downtown on Sunday May 24, with an effigy of a kippah-wearing man hanging from a noose. Germany's consul-general…...
Fr'chette faces criticism over steps to fight high cost of living
16+ hour, 14+ min ago (61+ words) Yahoo News Canada Premier Christine Fr'chette is being accused of using cost of living relief measures to buy votes in the next election. Opposition parties say she's racking up Quebec's credit card to help her campaign. But the government insists…...
Greater Victoria School District trustees reinstated after BC quashes case against them
19+ hour, 19+ min ago (942+ words) The Province has officially conceded its case against the fired Greater Victoria School District (SD61) trustees after new text messages between Vic PD and the Ministry of Education and Child Care came to light." These text messages should have been handed…...
Steven Guilbeault to announce resignation as member of Parliament on Wednesday
19+ hour, 43+ min ago (437+ words) Did you attend the first Foodie Fest of the year on Tuesday? By Canadian Press on May 26, 2026. OTTAWA " Former cabinet minister Steven Guilbeault is set to resign as a member of Parliament, sources have told The Canadian Press. Guilbeault is…...
CTV National News: Guilbeault to resign as MP over climate policy " BNN Bloomberg
17+ hour ago (183+ words) CTV National News: Guilbeault to resign as MP over climate policy BNN Bloomberg CTV National News: Guilbeault to resign as MP over climate policy CTV News Chief Political Correspondent Vassy Kapelos breaks down Steven Guilbeault's decision to resign as an…...
Sagueneens' Tourigny gets match penalty for kicking at Memorial Cup
13+ hour, 46+ min ago (185+ words) Chicoutimi Sagueneens overage defenceman Jordan Tourigny put his team at a huge disadvantage when he decided to use his skate as a weapon on Tuesday at the Memorial Cup. Tourigny stomped on the side of the skate of Kitchener Rangers…...
More warnings about Quebec's plan to extend Bill 101 to cover adult education
13+ hour, 2+ min ago (49+ words) CTV News More warnings about Quebec's plan to extend Bill 101 to cover adult education Quebec wants to prevent people without English eligibility certificates from attending English vocational schools, impacting 27, 000 people, Joe Ortona says....