Edmonton Snow Plow Operators Face Harassment During Bans
Edmonton's snow clearing operations face challenges as city workers report harassment incidents during parking ban enforcement, with Knack addressing safety concerns.
Category : Politics
Mississauga Home Hit by Arson and Shots Fired
Peel Regional Police are investigating a series of dangerous incidents at a Mississauga residence, including arson and shots fired, captured on surveillance footage.
Redwood Meadows Fire Department Rebuilds After Station Fire
Redwood Meadows Emergency Services has acquired a new 3,000-gallon water tender using insurance funds following a December fire, restoring their firefighting capabilities through a traditional push-in ceremony.
Defence Tech Company Opens New Kanata Facility
Dominion Dynamics, a defence technology company, has launched a new location on Schneider Road in Kanata, marking a significant expansion in Canada's growing defence sector.
Academic's Killing Spurs Calls for Action on Gender Violence
The tragic death of Laura Gover in Saanich has ignited demands for government intervention to address systemic gender violence across Canada, highlighting a critical societal issue.
Woman Charged in 2025 Saskatoon Crash That Killed 73-Year-Old
Saskatoon police have laid charges against a woman in connection with a two-vehicle collision on Circle Drive in 2025 that resulted in the death of a 73-year-old local resident.
Ex-DEA Agent Gets 5 Years for Protecting Drug Traffickers
Joseph Bongiovanni, a former DEA agent in Buffalo, receives a five-year prison sentence for corruption charges involving childhood friends turned drug traffickers, despite maintaining his innocence.
Carney's Davos Speech vs. Canadian Cost-of-Living Issues
Prime Minister Mark Carney's speech at the World Economic Forum receives international praise, but his political fate hinges on addressing grocery bills, housing, and energy costs in Canada.
Ex-Iowa Superintendent Pleads Guilty to Immigration, Gun Charges
Ian Roberts, former Des Moines Public Schools superintendent, is expected to plead guilty to falsely claiming U.S. citizenship and illegally possessing firearms, facing up to 20 years in prison and potential deportation.
Masked Suspect Photo Released in Port Coquitlam Assault
Vancouver police have shared an image of a masked suspect wanted in connection with a serious stranger assault with a weapon in Port Coquitlam, seeking witnesses and surveillance footage.
London Cemetery Proposal Heads to Planning Committee
London's Planning Committee will review a contentious rezoning application for a new cemetery at 5150 Wellington Rd. S., sparking community debate about land use and urban planning.
Housing Advocate's $14K Cairo Trip Expenses Questioned
Federal housing advocate Marie-Josee Houle billed $13,864 for business-class flight and hotel stay in Cairo for UN forum, with employees questioning the expenses.
Judge Bans Python from Ontario Family Court Proceedings
A Supreme Court justice has prohibited an Ontario man from bringing his albino ball python to family court, ruling the snake is not a legitimate service animal and its presence interferes with justice.
Toronto Police Disinterest in Liberal Gun Buyback Program
Toronto Police reportedly have minimal engagement with the federal Liberal government's firearm buyback initiative, according to political commentary.
Legault Confident in CAQ Future, Neutral in Leadership Race
Premier François Legault expresses confidence in the Coalition Avenir Québec's future despite his departure, stating the party remains 'more relevant than ever' while pledging neutrality in the upcoming leadership contest.
ICE Allows Forced Home Entry Without Judge's Warrant
An internal ICE memo reveals federal immigration officers can forcibly enter homes using only administrative warrants, reversing longstanding constitutional guidance and raising Fourth Amendment concerns amid expanded deportation efforts.
Toronto Police Search for Suspect in Downtown Stabbing
Toronto police are actively searching for a suspect after a woman was seriously injured in a stabbing incident in the downtown core. Authorities are urging the public for assistance.
Eby: B.C. Key in Carney's Global Order
British Columbia Premier David Eby asserts the province's crucial role in Prime Minister Mark Carney's emerging international framework, following high-level discussions in Ottawa.
Edmonton Councillor Decries Harassment from Former Opponent
Ward Aniriq Coun. Erin Rutherford alleges former candidate Jesse Watson posted her home address online, calling it 'thug politics' that endangers her family's safety and privacy.
Hamilton Senior Assaulted; Durham Region Arrests
A 48-year-old man is charged with aggravated assault after an unprovoked attack left a 67-year-old Hamilton senior in critical condition. Separate incidents in Durham Region led to arrests for stolen vehicles, armed robberies, and firearm offenses.
Canadians Concerned About U.S. Greenland Ambitions
A new national poll reveals 71% of Canadians are concerned about U.S. ambitions toward Greenland, with 61% wanting Ottawa to formally protest any potential takeover.
Ex-WHL Coach Loses Parole Appeal Over Facebook Contact
Bernie Lynch, a 71-year-old former Regina hockey coach convicted of historic sexual assault, has lost his appeal to overturn parole revocation after contacting his victim on Facebook.
CBRM Ends Sydney Harbour Development Group Partnership
Cape Breton Regional Municipality has severed ties with the organization responsible for developing Sydney Harbour, marking a significant shift in the waterfront revitalization project.
Four Impaired Driving Arrests in Halifax Area
Nova Scotia RCMP report four impaired driving arrests within four days in the Halifax region, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against this dangerous offense.
Former DEA Agent Sentenced to 5 Years for Protecting Drug Friends
A former U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agent has been sentenced to five years in federal prison for using his official position to protect friends involved in drug trafficking operations.
Toronto Police Search for Suspect After Downtown Stabbing
Toronto police are actively searching for a suspect following a serious stabbing incident in the downtown core that left one victim with significant injuries.
Calgary Teens Charged in Pellet Gun, Bat, Property Damage Case
Calgary Police Service has laid charges against three teenagers following a series of incidents involving pellet guns, bats, and significant property damage in the city.
Beck Calls for Bondi's Removal Over Epstein Files
Conservative commentator Glenn Beck demands Attorney General Pam Bondi be replaced, citing mishandling of Epstein documents and failure to pursue key Republican priorities.
Poilievre's Foreign Policy Challenge Post-Carney Davos Speech
Following Mark Carney's Davos speech, Conservatives debate how Pierre Poilievre should address foreign policy amid Trump's resurgence and shifting voter attitudes.
Hampton Man Charged with Human Trafficking Offences
A man from Hampton, New Brunswick, faces serious human trafficking-related charges following an investigation by the RCMP. The case highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts to combat exploitation.
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