
Coalition Shaken as Voices of Service Demand Change
Australia’s firefighters’ union called for the AFL president’s resignation and withdrew from the coalition, citing governance concerns and emphasizing accountability and frontline integrity.

Australia’s firefighters’ union called for the AFL president’s resignation and withdrew from the coalition, citing governance concerns and emphasizing accountability and frontline integrity.

New international student arrivals in Canada have fallen 97% over two years due to pandemic and visa delays, impacting campuses, housing, and community engagement.

Health Canada issues layoff notices as part of restructuring, leaving staff facing uncertainty while the department emphasizes support and operational continuity.

The NCC shares new renderings for the Alexandra Bridge replacement, highlighting modern design, improved accessibility, and community input ahead of construction.

A polar vortex is set to hit Toronto and southern Ontario this weekend, bringing extreme cold and more snow, prompting advisories and preparations across the region.

Hundreds of protesters at UBC confronted OneBC leader Dallas Brodie, highlighting tensions on campus and the broader challenges of political engagement and public accountability.

Trump’s comments have drawn attention to Alberta’s separatist discussions, highlighting how international voices intersect with local debates on autonomy, energy, and identity.

Ye Olde Orchard Pub has closed indefinitely due to a building issue, leaving staff and patrons waiting for repairs while reflecting on the community memories it holds.

Calgary accelerates the Bearspaw replacement pipeline, targeting completion by December’s end to ensure safe, reliable water delivery to residents amid tight construction timelines.

A Surrey resident called for 500 gun licences to counter alleged extortionists, highlighting community fears and sparking debate over public safety and lawful protection measures.

Marineland warns it may euthanize 30 belugas at its Niagara Falls park, citing space and care challenges, prompting calls for intervention and animal welfare review.

An Arctic air mass has spread across most of Canada, bringing extreme cold, dangerous wind chills, and weather warnings as residents adjust routines and safety measures

Chinese automaker Chery is preparing to enter the Canadian EV market, spurred by a tariff reduction deal that could open sales and operations, amid debate over quotas and industry impact.

Prime Minister Mark Carney pushed back against Donald Trump’s claim that “Canada lives because of” the U.S., reaffirming sovereignty while emphasizing the importance of the bilateral relationship.

Pierre Poilievre praised Mark Carney’s Davos speech as well-crafted but said Canadians need concrete action to follow, highlighting tensions between rhetoric and results.

Facing layoffs after their pulp mill’s closure, B.C. workers have partnered with rescues to rehome a colony of feral cats they’d cared for around the site, reflecting community care amid transition.

Staff and students in La Loche marked 10 years since the mass shooting, reflecting on healing, resilience, and how the school community has grown through remembrance and support.

A shark was seen leaping from the Parramatta River just metres from students at The King’s School. No one was injured and authorities say there was no ongoing risk

A Geraldton man was found dead floating off the WA coast after police located his empty boat. Authorities say there are no suspicious circumstances

Montreal police are seeking a man wanted for alleged credit card fraud after investigators say he posed as a bank employee to obtain victims’ financial information.

A Brisbane picnic event featuring more than 1,000 cakes is under investigation after eight complaints raised concerns about food safety, permits, and crowd management.

An elderly man has been found dead in a bogged vehicle in outback Queensland. Police say there are no suspicious circumstances and the death will be reported to the coroner

A woman has been charged with manslaughter after a crash in Sydney that killed a young boy. The case will now proceed through the courts

Sussan Ley defends her leadership as the Liberals and Nationals split, triggering renewed questions about opposition unity and the future of the Coalition partnership.