Carney's Davos Speech Declares Canada's Independence
Prime Minister Mark Carney's address at the World Economic Forum in Davos emphasized Canada's role as a unifying middle power, sparking global discussion on its assertive new stance.
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Woman Charged with Second-Degree Murder by Tsuut'ina Police
The Tsuut'ina Nation Police Service has laid a second-degree murder charge against a woman following an investigation near Calgary. This case highlights the jurisdiction of Indigenous police forces in Alberta.
Trump-Appointed Prosecutor Resigns After Pursuing Indictments
Lindsey Halligan, a prosecutor appointed by former President Trump known for indicting political opponents, is leaving her post, marking a shift in the U.S. legal landscape.
Man Arrested for Human Trafficking Teens in Toronto
Toronto police have arrested a man accused of trafficking 15- and 16-year-old girls through deception and coercion. The case highlights ongoing human trafficking concerns in the city.
Israeli Fire Kills 11 in Gaza, Including Children
Hospital officials in Gaza report that an Israeli military strike has resulted in the deaths of 11 Palestinians, with two children among the fatalities, amid ongoing conflict.
New Water Tanker for Redwood Meadows Fire Department
Redwood Meadows Emergency Services has acquired a new water tanker to replace the one lost in a fire last month, enhancing their firefighting capabilities in the Calgary area.
Guelph Distraction Theft: $500+ Tools Stolen
A distraction theft in Guelph resulted in the loss of over $500 worth of tools. Police are investigating the incident and reminding residents to remain vigilant against such crimes.
Trump Wants Greenland Talks, Questions Canada's Thankfulness
Former U.S. President Donald Trump proposes immediate negotiations to acquire Greenland while dismissing military force. He criticizes Canada for insufficient appreciation of American security contributions.
Trump Says No Military Force for Greenland Acquisition
Former President Donald Trump stated at Davos that the U.S. will not use excessive military strength to acquire Greenland, citing national security and historical obligations.
Trump Slams Carney at Davos: Canada 'Lives' Because of U.S.
U.S. President Donald Trump rebuked Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney at the World Economic Forum, asserting Canada's dependence on the United States and demanding gratitude.
Quebec Finance Minister Eric Girard Won't Run for CAQ Leadership
Quebec's Finance Minister Eric Girard announces he will not seek the leadership of the Coalition Avenir Québec, a significant political development in the province.
Vehicle Hits Brantford Home After Driver Flees Police Stop
A driver fleeing a Brantford police traffic stop crashed into a residential home, causing property damage before escaping on foot. Authorities are investigating the incident.
House GOP Pushes to Hold Clintons in Contempt Over Epstein
U.S. House Republicans initiate contempt proceedings against Bill and Hillary Clinton for refusing to testify in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, sparking political debate.
Carney Meets Cabinet in Quebec City Before Parliament
Prime Minister Mark Carney will convene a cabinet meeting in Quebec City ahead of Parliament's return, as his recent Davos speech garners international acclaim and domestic issues demand attention.
Orillia Marks One Year Since Historic Building Fire
The City of Orillia commemorates the one-year anniversary of a catastrophic fire that destroyed a century-old downtown building, reflecting on the loss and community impact.
Leamington Woman Calls for Compassion During Homelessness Crisis
A Leamington woman shares her experience of homelessness as Essex County struggles with shelter shortages during cold weather, highlighting the urgent need for compassionate solutions.
Europe Divided Over Trump's Gaza Peace Proposal
Divisions are deepening among Western European nations regarding former U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed peace board for Gaza, highlighting geopolitical tensions.
Winnipeg Mayor Supports Minneapolis, Highlights Local Readiness
Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham offers solidarity to Minneapolis leadership following ICE-related disturbances, emphasizing Winnipeg's proactive measures for community safety and stability.
RCMP Search for Vehicle in Dunlop Hit-and-Run
The RCMP in New Brunswick are actively searching for a vehicle involved in a hit-and-run incident in Dunlop. Authorities are seeking public assistance to locate the suspect vehicle.
Active Police Investigation on Windsor's Riverside Drive
Windsor Police Service is conducting an active investigation on Riverside Drive. Details remain limited as authorities work at the scene in this developing situation.
Killer's Conviction Brings Relief to Windsor Family After 5 Years
A Toronto rapper has been convicted for the 2021 murders of two young women at a Fort Erie party, bringing long-awaited relief to the Windsor family of victim Juliana Pannunzio.
Toronto Man Allegedly Posed as Pilot for Free Flights
A former flight attendant from Toronto faces wire fraud charges after allegedly impersonating airline crew members to obtain hundreds of free flights over four years in a scheme reminiscent of Hollywood films.
Trump Rules Out Force for Greenland in Davos Speech
Former U.S. President Donald Trump, speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, stated he would not use military force to acquire Greenland. His remarks come amid ongoing Arctic tensions and Canadian concerns over sovereignty.
Police Search for Facebook Marketplace Fraud Suspects in Paris, Ont.
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a Facebook Marketplace fraud incident in Paris, Ontario, urging public vigilance against online marketplace scams.
Marine Le Pen Admits Mistake in EU Trial as Career Hangs in Balance
Far-right French leader Marine Le Pen acknowledges an error during her EU funds embezzlement appeal trial in Paris, as she battles to salvage her political future amidst intense legal scrutiny.
Trump's Davos Speech: Military Might and Political Remarks
Former U.S. President Donald Trump delivered a special address at the World Economic Forum in Davos, emphasizing military strength and making pointed political comments.
Trump's Plane Returns to Base After Electrical Issue
President Donald Trump's Air Force One returned to Joint Base Andrews due to a minor electrical problem shortly after takeoff for Switzerland, forcing a plane change for his Davos trip.
Ex-B.C. Liberals Lead Conservative Leadership Contest
The B.C. Conservative leadership race is heating up with five candidates vying to replace John Rustad, with three having ties to the former B.C. Liberal party as the organization seeks renewal after internal conflicts.
Air Force One Issue Delays Trump's Switzerland Arrival
U.S. President Donald Trump's trip to the World Economic Forum in Davos was delayed after Air Force One returned to Washington due to a minor electrical problem.
200+ Empty Shelter Beds in Montreal Despite Homeless Crisis
Despite escalating homelessness in Montreal, more than 200 shelter beds sit vacant this winter. Advocates note increased warming stations but warn demand continues to surge.
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