Manitoba RCMP Probe Linked Hotel Bar Break-Ins
Manitoba RCMP are investigating a series of break-ins at hotel bars in Glenboro, where suspects stole alcohol and cigarettes, with authorities suspecting the incidents may be connected.
Category : Politics
Ex-Flight Attendant Posed as Pilot for Free Flights: U.S. Officials
A Toronto man faces wire fraud charges for allegedly using a fake ID to secure hundreds of free flights over four years while posing as a pilot, according to U.S. authorities.
IDF Strikes Hezbollah Terrorist in Lebanon
The Israeli military conducted targeted strikes against Hezbollah terrorists in Southern Lebanon, citing repeated violations of ceasefire agreements and the elimination of a key liaison officer.
Audette Denies Meeting Ferguson in 1996 Homicide Trial
Serge Audette, on trial for the 1996 manslaughter of Patricia Ferguson, told a journalist he never met her. The case was not investigated as a homicide until a 2022 documentary raised questions.
Calgary Doctor Seeks Bail in International Child Abduction Case
A Calgary doctor accused of abducting his young son and taking him to multiple foreign countries over two years will seek bail on Friday. The child has been reunited with his mother.
Toronto Man in Drug Money Laundering Case Seeks Bail
Rolan Sokolovski, accused of laundering hundreds of millions for an international drug operation, argues he's not a flight risk as his bail hearing continues in Toronto court.
Charges Stayed Against Former Rams Player in Drug Case
The Crown has stayed drug trafficking charges against former University of Regina Rams football player Michael Jourdan, while four co-accused continue through the court system.
Recall Petition Against MLA Demetrios Nicolaides Fails
A citizen-led recall petition targeting Alberta Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides failed to gather enough signatures to trigger a byelection, falling approximately 10,000 signatures short of the required threshold.
Abortion Clinics Alerted to D.C. Protest Over Abortion Pill
The National Abortion Federation warns clinics in Washington, D.C., Virginia, and Maryland of potential unrest as Rescue Resurrection plans protest demanding abortion pill restrictions. Security measures intensify amid rising violence.
Man Charged with Sexual Assault at West Edmonton Mall
A 28-year-old man faces sexual assault charges after allegedly approaching multiple women at West Edmonton Mall and other locations in November, with police emphasizing the seriousness of such acts.
Judge Bans Python as Service Animal in Ontario Court
An Ontario Superior Court judge has prohibited a man from bringing his albino ball python to family court proceedings, rejecting claims it was a legitimate mental-health service animal.
Trump: 'I Was the Hunted, Now I'm the Hunter'
Former President Donald Trump describes his second term as more 'pleasurable,' claiming he's now the 'hunter' targeting political opponents and media after feeling 'hunted' during his first administration.
Calgary Police Probe Southwest Bank Robbery
Calgary police are actively investigating a bank robbery in the city's southwest quadrant. Authorities are gathering evidence and seeking witnesses to piece together the events of the incident.
Tribunal Upholds Firing of Worker Who Left Disabled Unattended
The Administrative Labour Tribunal in Quebec has affirmed the termination of a care worker who left disabled residents without supervision, citing a serious breach of professional duties.
Carney's NATO Comments Misconstrued as War Declaration
Prime Minister Carney's speech at Davos, emphasizing Canada's solidarity with Greenland and middle-power cooperation, was distorted online into false claims of a war declaration.
Regina Snow Routes Declared Following Flurries
The City of Regina has officially declared snow routes in response to a recent wave of flurries, implementing seasonal parking restrictions to facilitate snow clearing operations across the municipality.
Ford Slams Trump's Latest Comments About Canada
Ontario Premier Doug Ford strongly criticizes former U.S. President Donald Trump's recent statements regarding Canada, calling them unacceptable during a press conference at Queen's Park.
Michelle Obama Explains Female President Comments
Former First Lady Michelle Obama provides context for her previous statements about America's preparedness for a female president, addressing public discourse and political perceptions.
Regina Man Charged in Metal Bar Assault Incident
A Regina man has been formally charged by police after a violent altercation where the victim was reportedly beaten with a large metal bar. The incident underscores ongoing concerns about public safety in the city.
Legault: Only CAQ Can Protect Quebec Economy, French
Quebec Premier François Legault criticizes political opponents, positioning his CAQ party as the exclusive defender of the province's economic interests and French language.
Ford Slams Trump's Greenland Campaign as 'Unstable'
Ontario Premier Doug Ford condemns Donald Trump's persistent push to acquire Greenland, warning it creates global uncertainty during a Queen's Park press conference.
Greenland's 'Crisis' Plan as Trump Calls It 'Our Territory'
Greenland releases emergency guidelines as former U.S. President Donald Trump reiterates claims over the territory, sparking diplomatic tensions and regional security concerns.
Edmonton Mall Assault: Charges Laid After Substance Attack
Edmonton police have laid sexual assault charges following an incident at West Edmonton Mall where women were squirted with an unknown substance. The investigation continues as authorities work to identify the substance and motive.
Potential CAQ Leadership Candidates Surface
As the Coalition Avenir Québec prepares for a leadership transition, speculation mounts over who might succeed. This analysis examines key figures and political dynamics shaping the race.
Barrie Police Seize 3,000 Images in Child Exploitation Case
Barrie police have uncovered almost 3,000 images linked to child exploitation in a significant investigation, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat online child abuse in Ontario.
Trump Demands Greenland, Criticizes NATO at Davos
Former President Donald Trump renewed his push for U.S. acquisition of Greenland while making false claims about NATO and the 2020 election during a lengthy address at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland.
Trump Backs Off Greenland Military Force at Davos
Former U.S. President Donald Trump clarifies his position on Greenland during World Economic Forum speech, stating he will not pursue military action over the territory.
Supreme Court Leans Toward Keeping Lisa Cook on Fed Board
The U.S. Supreme Court seems inclined to allow Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook to remain in her position, despite a legal challenge from former President Donald Trump seeking her removal, signaling a potential victory for central bank independence.
Lawyers: Accused in Wedding Case Not a Flight Risk
Legal representatives for Rolan Sokolovski contend he poses no flight risk in the high-profile Ryan Wedding case, as court proceedings continue.
Legault's Exit Questions Quebec's 'Third Way' Future
With François Legault's resignation, Quebec's political landscape faces uncertainty over the 'third way' approach that sought to bridge separatist and federalist divides. Analysis explores whether this strategy can survive without its architect.
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