Pelee Island mayor calls vandals 'losers' after damage
Pelee Island's mayor expresses deep disappointment after vandalism at East Park Activity Field. Learn about the incident and the community's response.
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Copper theft forces closure of Windsor's Malden Park toboggan hill
Malden Park in Windsor is closed after thieves ripped out copper wiring from the toboggan hill lights. The vandalism occurred on January 18, 2026, disrupting winter activities.
Windsor warns against using Malden Park toboggan hill after dark
The City of Windsor has issued a public safety advisory, urging residents to avoid the popular Malden Park toboggan hill after sunset. Learn the details and stay safe this winter season.
Suspect indicted for vandalism at JD Vance's Ohio home
A grand jury has formally indicted a suspect for the January 2026 vandalism of Vice President JD Vance's Cincinnati-area home. Get the latest details on the case.
Sault teen charged with 15 counts over graffiti
A Sault Ste. Marie teenager is confronting 15 criminal charges following a graffiti incident involving permanent markers. Police detail the allegations and potential consequences.
Vandalism at Iconic Molson Brewery in Montreal Under Probe
Montreal police are investigating an act of vandalism targeting the historic Molson Brewery sign. Get the latest details on this incident against a city landmark.
$260K Damage from Copper Wire Theft in Chatham-Kent
Chatham-Kent Police report a costly copper wire theft causing a quarter-million dollars in damage. Get the latest on this property crime and ongoing investigations.
Winnipeg man charged in hate graffiti incidents
A Winnipeg man faces charges after a synagogue was vandalized with swastikas. Police investigate the string of hate-related graffiti incidents. Read the latest.
Swastika painted on Winnipeg mosque, police investigating
Winnipeg police are investigating after a swastika was discovered painted on the Abu Bakr Al-Siddique Mosque. Community leaders condemn the hateful act.
Outrage Over Light Sentence for Holocaust Memorial Vandal
Jewish groups condemn a suspended sentence for vandalizing Ottawa's National Holocaust Monument. The judge ruled the act was not hate-motivated, a decision met with alarm and disbelief.
Second Harvest food rescue trucks sabotaged in Toronto
Toronto police are investigating after four trucks belonging to Second Harvest, Canada's largest food rescue charity, were vandalized on New Year's Day, disrupting critical operations.
Free Winter Celebration at Winnipeg's Assiniboine Park
Winnipeg's Assiniboine Park is hosting a free outdoor winter celebration this weekend. Join the community for sledding, activities, and seasonal fun in the snow.
Ex-Ottawa lawyer gets suspended sentence for Holocaust memorial vandalism
A former City of Ottawa lawyer has been handed a suspended sentence for defacing the National Holocaust Monument with red paint. The June 2025 incident sparked national outrage.
Former City Lawyer Sentenced for Holocaust Memorial Vandalism
Iain Aspenlieder, a former City of Ottawa lawyer, received a suspended sentence and probation for defacing the National Holocaust Monument with graffiti in June 2025. Read about the court's decision and community impact.
Shots Fired Outside Richmond Hill Home, No Injuries
York Regional Police are investigating after shots were fired outside a home in Richmond Hill on January 7, 2026. No injuries were reported. Get the latest details.
Swastika Painted on Winnipeg High School
A hate crime investigation is underway after a swastika was discovered painted on Kelvin High School in Winnipeg. Community leaders condemn the 'heinous' act.
Saskatoon Cat Café Moves to Curb Vandalism Concerns
The Purrfect Cup Cat Café in downtown Saskatoon is moving locations due to ongoing vandalism, public drug use, and safety concerns. Owner Sydney Sylvester details the costly impact.
Winnipeg Café Vandalized with Hate Message
Habibiz Café in Winnipeg was targeted with a hateful message, occurring just two days after a local synagogue was vandalized. The community condemns the acts.
Suspect in custody after hammer attack at VP JD Vance's home
A man was arrested for allegedly breaking windows with a hammer at U.S. Vice President JD Vance's Cincinnati home. The Secret Service detained the suspect while the Vance family was away.
Man Detained After Vandalizing VP JD Vance's Home
U.S. Secret Service agents detained a man who broke windows and damaged property at Vice President JD Vance's Ohio residence. The home was unoccupied at the time. Read the latest details.
Sudbury Businesses Support Vandalized Bakery
Downtown Sudbury merchants unite to help a new bakery targeted by vandals. The owner expresses deep gratitude for the community's overwhelming solidarity.
Edmonton's $2M yearly vandalism problem persists
Edmonton spends over $2 million annually fighting vandalism, with graffiti complaints spiking post-pandemic. EPS reveals most tags are from individuals, not gangs. Learn about the city's costly challenge.
Racial slurs found in Waterloo apartment, police say
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating after racial slurs were discovered written inside a local apartment. Authorities are treating the incident as a hate-motivated crime.
Laurentian Ski Hill marks 100 years as cold brings skiers
Laurentian Ski Hill thrives on its 100th anniversary, opening early with chairlift operations for the first time in a decade thanks to a bitter cold snap. Discover the historic season.
Sudbury Saves Syrian Refugee Bakery After Attacks
The Sudbury community has raised funds to support the Damascus Cafe and Bakery, a downtown business started by a Syrian refugee family, following repeated vandalism and thefts. Read about this inspiring story of local solidarity.
Toronto Councillor Calls Out Pattern in Antisemitic Attacks
Toronto Councillor James Pasternak warns that recent mezuzah vandalism is part of a pattern of hate, criticizing leaders who treat such incidents as isolated events. Read his urgent call for recognition.
Man arrested in Vancouver for threatening pedestrian with knife
Vancouver Police arrested a man on December 30 after he allegedly threatened a pedestrian with a knife while spray painting. Get the latest details on this downtown incident.
Advocate Warns of Rising Antisemitism in Canada
Pro-Israel advocate Aviva Klompas reflects on a year of growing antisemitism in Canada, citing synagogue attacks, school shootings, and a failure of response. Explore the alarming trend.
Toronto Hate Crime Targets Holocaust Survivors
Mezuzahs were ripped from doors in a Toronto condo, targeting Jewish seniors and Holocaust survivors. Experts warn two years of inaction have normalized antisemitic hate crimes in the city.
St. Albert Rink Closed After Copper Wire Theft
The Kingswood Park skating rink in St. Albert is closed indefinitely after thieves stole critical copper wiring, causing extensive damage and a major community loss.
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