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More than 100 people gathered outside the Nova Scotia legislature, raising their voices once again in protest of Premier Tim Houston’s controversial spring budget cuts. They joined each other in song to call on government to listen to the voices of the people.

The 11-year-old driver of an electric dirt bike and his 12-year-old passenger were seriously injured after Edmonton polie said they cut off a vehicle turning at the intersection of Windermere Blvd. and Terwillegar Drive. Emergency Room Dr. Louis Hugo Francescutti says their injuries could have been much worse and as injury rates continue to increase,...

Police watchdog ASIRT is investigating after an officer fired their service weapon, killing a woman. The incident happened early Wednesday morning in the southeast community of Legacy. Elissa Carpenter reports.

A teenager is facing nearly $1,400 in fines after he allegedly crashed his electric dirt bike into the side of an SUV at a busy intersection in St. Albert. RCMP in the community near Edmonton say they’ve seen an increase in calls about these types of micro mobility vehicles. Quinn Ohler has more.

The countdown is officially on until the Nova Scotia legislature open its doors for the fall sitting. The province’s opposition parties are outlining their priorities ahead of the session’s start next Tuesday. They say women’s health and making life more affordable for Nova Scotians need to be on the agenda. Skye Bryden-Blom brings us the...

It’s the first day of the fall sitting at the legislature, and MLAs from across Nova Scotia have descended on Province House in Halifax. The economy, tariff feud, and workers’ rights are all dominating today’s agenda. Skye Bryden-Blom has the details.

Safety concerns are on the rise as the number of complaints regarding electric dirt bikes driving illegally in public spaces continues to climb in Calgary. Craig Momney reports. Safety concerns are on the rise as the number of complaints regarding electric dirt bikes driving illegally in public spaces continues to climb in Calgary. Craig Momney...

Three youths, aged 13, 15 and 17, have been charged following an investigation into alleged reckless dirt bike riding in Brampton. Peel Regional Police say Project Rogue Riders was launched after complaints about off-road vehicles speeding through residential neighbourhoods, sidewalks and park pathways.

After missing the playoffs every year since 2019, The Edmonton Elks are currently the best in the west division. Fans are feeding off the team’s success, filling out the tailgate party hours before kickoff. People are abuzz with excitement, and it’s bringing the fandom even closer. Gates Guarin has the story.

Despite Premier Doug Ford calling the hotel expenses “unacceptable,” internal emails reveal the Ontario PC whip’s office explicitly told MPPs they could book downtown Toronto hotel rooms at taxpayer expense during late-night legislative sessions. Global’s Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello report.

The latest news of the U.S. planning to implement up to 50 per cent tariffs on some Canadian goods isn’t sitting well with some Alberta businesses. Craig Momney reports.

Police watchdog ASIRT has been directed to investigate a fatal shooting on a rural property near Irricana in early July. Initial findings show a woman inside the home contacted RCMP for help with a domestic incident involving her boyfriend. Elissa Carpenter reports.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has visited Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, meeting with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman as part of continued efforts to diversify Canada’s relationships. Mackenzie Gray reports on the deals Carney signed, and why he chose to avoid talking about Saudi Arabia’s poor human rights record.

A number of NDG residents are demanding answers from the borough about the decision to install a large Bixi docking station just metres away from their homes. The residents argue that there was no communication from the city about its installation and now the accompanying noise is making living conditions worse. Phil Carpenter reports.

Police in Metro Vancouver are cracking down on a growing number of incidents involving electric dirt bikes. As Kristen Robinson reports, in one case, a teenager is accused of riding his bike through a restaurant.

Last night, Zendaya wore a vintage, black ‘Spider-Man’ T-shirt as a stylish minidress on the Paris press tour for ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day.’ Law Roach, her stylist, found the inexpensive t-shirt on eBay and accessorized it with a Rolex watch and white Christian Louboutin boots, outdoing herself for under 40$. Also: The first trailer for...

Calgary police said a woman who was shot by a police officer during a confrontation involving an erratic driver along Deerfoot Trail on Sunday has died in hospital. Elissia Carpenter spoke to witnesses of the event.

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston is talking about provincial politics and, yes, Father’s Day on the Sunday Sit-Down. Houston highlights how and why he switched from his work as a chartered accountant to provincial politics. He also discusses why he wants Wind West and other natural-resources projects to be part of his legacy. He sits...

The world marks 25 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the United States. Two boys are seriously injured after police said they cut a vehicle off with an electric dirt bike on a major road. The Alberta NDP says leaked documents show the UCP government is prioritizing attracting data centres over resident’s energy bills.

Toronto city councillor Lloyd Rang turned U.S. President Donald Trump’s “Lake America” remark into a line of Lake Ontario themed merchandise. His slogan, “My hydronyms are Lake and Ontario,” is now appearing on shirts, sweatshirts and hats. Rang is donating $10 from every item sold to Swim Drink Fish to support restoration, water monitoring and...