Home has not been so sweet lately for the Windsor Spitfires.

Negotiations between the Alberta government and the teachers' union have stalled, with both parties at an impasse since late last month, each waiting for the other to initiate progress. As of Monday morning, the situation remains unresolved, highlighting the ongoing tensions in securing a new contract. Want More Context? 🔎

Police News Conference on Rabih Alkhalil's EscapePolice are set to hold a news conference on Monday to provide updates on the investigation into the escape of convicted gangland killer Rabih Alkhalil, who fled from a Port Coquitlam jail in 2022, leading to an international manhunt. Reporter Meera Bains will cover the developments related to this high-profile case. Want More Context? 🔎

Premier Tim Houston and the Nova Scotia government cabinet have not engaged with the legislature’s press gallery for five weeks, breaking a long-standing convention of previous administrations. They are expected to resume interactions in another week, delaying accountability and transparency in their communication with the media. Want More Context? 🔎

Calgarian Linda Slater, 83, faced unbearable knee pain during a two-year wait for an orthopedic surgeon, prompting her to use her retirement savings to pay $33,000 for a knee replacement at a private clinic in Toronto, including travel expenses. Her situation raises questions about the lengths individuals will go to for timely medical procedures. Want More Context? 🔎

CBC News reports that three federal government bodies failed to conduct mandatory privacy safeguard checks before launching a $68-million overhaul of Canada’s asylum system, which was ultimately halted last year, leaving it incomplete. Experts warn that the absence of timely privacy evaluations could jeopardize the personal data of vulnerable individuals. Want More Context? 🔎

The Ontario Provincial Police alerted that purchasing Hells Angels support gear funds organized crime, prompting Walmart and Amazon to cease sales of such merchandise following a violent incident involving a rival biker club. The retailers' swift action came after public outcry and a request from Quebec's public security minister, although some items remained available online despite the warnings. Want More Context? 🔎