Ornge Air Ambulance Transports Injured Skier to GTA Hospital
An Ornge air ambulance conducted a critical medical evacuation, transporting a wounded skier to a Greater Toronto Area hospital for emergency treatment following a severe accident.
Category : Politics
Tillis Blasts Trump's Kushner, Witkoff Foreign Policy Role
Republican Senator Thom Tillis sharply criticizes President Trump's appointment of Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff to lead sensitive negotiations with Iran, Israel, and Russia, citing lack of oversight.
Trump Honors Male Goalie, Overlooks Female Champion in Medal Snub
Fans criticize President Trump for awarding the Presidential Medal of Freedom to men's hockey goalie Connor Hellebuyck while ignoring women's gold medalist Aerin Frankel, despite her stellar Olympic performance.
Defence Urges Jury to Reject Witness in Nightclub Shooting Trial
In a Windsor trial, the defence argues against key witness testimony in a downtown nightclub shooting case from May 2023, citing reliability concerns.
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim Made False Drug Distribution Claim
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim spread a false claim that a city councillor handed out illegal drugs, sparking controversy and raising questions about political conduct in municipal governance.
Man Faces 14 Charges After 3 Kidnappings in 4 Days in Metro Vancouver
A man is confronting 14 criminal charges after allegedly orchestrating three separate kidnappings within a four-day span across Metro Vancouver, highlighting a concerning surge in violent incidents.
DNA Breakthrough Identifies Mother of Baby Found Dead in 2005
Police in Kitchener have used advanced DNA technology to identify the mother of a newborn baby found deceased in 2005, marking a significant breakthrough in the long-unsolved case.
Liberals Survive Vote on Omnibus Budget Bill
The federal Liberal government has successfully navigated a critical parliamentary vote on its comprehensive budget legislation, ensuring the bill's advancement amid political scrutiny.
Newsom Clashes with Fox News Over Racism Claims on SAT Score
California Governor Gavin Newsom strongly rebuked Fox News and Sean Hannity for accusing him of racism after comments about his low SAT score, highlighting hypocrisy over past racist incidents.
TTC Special Constable Powers Expansion Draws Mixed Reviews
A new Ontario regulation granting TTC special constables enhanced arrest and enforcement authority under the Criminal Code is generating diverse public and expert opinions on safety and oversight.
Police Search for Suspect in PATH Hate Incident
Toronto police are actively searching for a man accused of hurling anti-Black slurs and spitting at an individual in the city's underground PATH network, treating the case as a suspected hate crime.
Windsor Man Charged After Crash with Police Cruiser
A 63-year-old Windsor man has been charged with dangerous driving following a collision involving a police cruiser. The incident occurred in the 300 block of Glengarry Avenue, with authorities continuing their investigation at the scene.
Peel Police Officers Suspended, Investigation Launched
Three Peel Regional Police officers have been suspended as the province's oversight agency initiates an investigation linked to Project South, a significant police operation.
Suspect Charged in B.C. Kidnapping and Sexual Assault Case
A suspect has been formally charged with kidnapping, sexual assault, and weapons offenses following a series of abductions in British Columbia, as authorities continue their investigation into the disturbing incidents.
Nehls Defends Gonzales in Affair Scandal, Says Politics Trumps All
Texas Republican Rep. Troy Nehls argues colleague Tony Gonzales should not resign over affair allegations despite tragic suicide of staffer, citing razor-thin House majority as paramount concern.
B.C. Expands Drug Access with National PharmaCare
British Columbia residents will see improved access to essential diabetes and hormone medications as the province integrates with the national PharmaCare program, announced by Health Minister Josie Osborne.
Minister: Security Issues with India Remain Unresolved
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree emphasizes unresolved security issues with India, contradicting a senior official's statement that interference has ceased, amid community and expert concerns.
Robbery and Sex Assaults Up in Timmins Despite Crime Decline
Timmins Police Service reports a 70% increase in robberies and a rise in sexual assaults in 2025, even as overall violent crime decreased by 4.1%.
RCMP Probes WWE Memorabilia Theft at Alberta Wrestling Show
A commemorative ring belonging to wrestling legend Davey Boy Smith, known as The British Bulldog, was stolen during a break-and-enter in Lloydminster, Alberta. The RCMP is actively investigating the theft, which occurred at a wrestling event this week.
NYC Snowball Attack on Police Sparks Law Enforcement Debate
A violent snowball assault on NYPD officers in Washington Square Park during a cold snap has ignited controversy over political rhetoric's impact on public attitudes toward law enforcement.
Front Road Lane Restrictions in LaSalle Delayed One Week
The City of LaSalle has announced a one-week postponement of lane restrictions on Front Road at Adams Lane, originally scheduled to begin this week. The delay allows for additional planning and coordination.
Vancouver's World Cup Plan Fails to Address Harms: Coalition
A coalition criticizes Vancouver's 2026 FIFA World Cup rights plan for insufficiently tackling FIFA-related harms, including displacement and exploitation concerns.
Judge Denies Review in Teen's Fatal LRT Stabbing Case
A judge has dismissed a judicial review application from the family of Eric Omeasoo, a 13-year-old fatally stabbed at MacEwan LRT station, finding no evidence police acted unreasonably in not charging the suspect.
STM Constable Charged with Assault at Berri-UQAM Station
A special constable for Montreal's transit authority faces assault charges following an incident at Berri-UQAM station, as Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada addresses growing safety concerns in the metro system.
Guelph Pair Mistakenly Caught in Trafficking Probe
A Guelph father and daughter were inadvertently involved in a human trafficking investigation, highlighting the complexities and potential for error in such sensitive police operations.
Active Police Investigation in Tecumseh, Windsor
Law enforcement authorities are conducting an active investigation in Tecumseh, near Windsor, with details remaining limited as the situation develops.
Durham Police Launch Emergency Response Drone Program
Durham Regional Police are implementing a drone pilot project to enhance emergency response, with strict privacy safeguards and no surveillance use.
RCMP Ottawa Headquarters Issues Layoff Notices
Employees at the RCMP national headquarters in Ottawa have received layoff notices, signaling workforce reductions amid potential funding adjustments.
Ste-Catherine Street Construction Finishing Early in Montreal
The City of Montreal announces accelerated completion of Ste-Catherine Street construction between St-Marc and Peel Streets, now set for 2029 instead of 2030, with Mayor Martinez Ferrada emphasizing downtown revitalization.
U.S. Defense Act and Pentagon's Anthropic Ultimatum
The U.S. Defense Protection Act and the Pentagon's recent ultimatum to AI company Anthropic highlight growing national security concerns over advanced artificial intelligence technologies and their potential military applications.
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