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Nova Scotia man arrested after province-wide warrant for sexual crime accusations
RCMP Halifax Regional Detachment has safely arrested Jason Scott Rudderham, who was wanted on a province-wide warrant.
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47-year-old man charged following New Brunswick home invasion
On October 17, 2025, at approximately 8:35 a.m., the Richibucto RCMP and the New Brunswick RCMP’s Southeast District Community Crime Reduction Unit responded to a report of a home invasion on Route 116 Bass River.
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Calgary resident charged with attempted drug importation at Coutts border
On September 25, 2025, CBSA officers at the Coutts port seized 77 kg of cocaine valued at $7 million, arresting driver Surj Singh Salaria. He faces multiple drug-related charges and court appearance scheduled.
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Immigration debate at forefront as budget decisions loom
Small communities in Northwest Ontario, like Fort Frances and Atikokan, rely heavily on foreign-born workers to fill critical job vacancies, especially in healthcare. Local leaders emphasize the necessity for more immigrants to sustain businesses and communities amid labor shortages. Political debates continue on immigration policies, impacting local economies.
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Climate and energy hot topics for federal NDP leadership decision
As five candidates compete for the NDP leadership, they discuss worker support and party rebuilding amidst differing views on climate and energy policy. Avi Lewis, seen as the most progressive, advocates for aggressive climate action, while Heather McPherson aligns with moderate party views. Rob Ashton, a labor leader, seeks clarity on fossil fuels and energy strategies.
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‘Feed Your Farmer’ event in BC celebrates the people behind the harvest
Twin sisters Natalie and Michelle Austin of Two Sisters Farms are launching the "Feed Your Farmer" event to foster community among farmers and farmhands. Scheduled for Nov. 2, it aims to celebrate the end of the harvest season while addressing mental health and financial challenges in agriculture.
Toronto and LA unions make friendly World Series bet
The CUPE Local 416 and Teamsters Local 396 have made a friendly wager during the Blue Jays-Dodgers World Series, promoting union solidarity and showcasing labor pride through friendly rivalry and collaboration.
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Still no deal: Back to work order and recall possible for Alberta’s teachers
A recall petition for Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides has been submitted in Calgary-Bow, requiring 16,006 signatures by January 2026. Petitioner Jennifer Yeremiy claims Nicolaides favors privatization over public education, while he defends his policies as a mandate from his 2023 election. The provincial government is also considering back-to-work legislation for striking teachers.
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Calgary startup connects students to tutors in seconds
Calgary-based Tutred, an innovative tutoring service utilizing AI for on-demand support, has experienced increased registrations amid teacher strikes. Founded by Mo Falleh, it effectively automates much of the tutoring process, enhancing efficiency and personalized learning.
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St. Paul RCMP execute search warrant at residence, male arrested
On October 25, 2025, the St. Paul RCMP executed a search warrant at a residence and discovered drug paraphernalia, cash, and various substances linked to cocaine and crystal meth. Lloyd Jason Rumbolt, 45, was arrested and charged with drug trafficking and two counts of non-compliance with a release order. A court date is set for November 6, 2025.