Carney says First Nations clean water legislation coming next spring

Several key federal cabinet ministers, including Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne, addressed the Assembly of First Nations gathering in Ottawa, following the unexpected removal of a previous speaker. This event highlights the government's ongoing engagement with Indigenous leaders and communities.

Alberta's UCP government has introduced a bill aimed at simplifying the process for citizens to initiate referendum questions, including significant issues like the province's potential departure from Confederation. This legislative move is designed to enhance democratic engagement and empower residents to have a direct say in pivotal matters affecting their governance.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) announced that no charges will be filed against a civilian pilot who violated restricted airspace during the G7 leaders' summit in Alberta in June, prompting the deployment of four CF-18 fighter jets to intercept the aircraft.

Carney, Trump, and Sheinbaum will meet in Washington, D.C., coinciding with the FIFA World Cup draw, marking their first joint appearance. This meeting comes amid uncertainties regarding the future of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA).

British Columbia Liberal MP has stated that Prime Minister Mark Carney will need to address concerns regarding his reversal on tax credits related to an energy deal in Alberta, raising questions about his commitment to previous budget promises.

AFN Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak criticized Budget 2025 for failing to provide adequate infrastructure funding and educational resources for First Nations, highlighting ongoing challenges faced by these communities.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is facing a recall campaign as part of a growing movement against several United Conservative Party (UCP) MLAs, reflecting rising dissatisfaction among constituents in the province. This campaign specifically targets Smith, who represents the Brooks-Medicine Hat riding.

After 55 years of marriage, Janet and Robert Cockwill from Alberta have resolved a long-standing mystery thanks to a remarkable discovery made by their grandson, which involved an extra carrot in a ring that had been missing from their lives.