Pierrefonds Altercation Sends Man, Woman to Hospital
A violent altercation in Pierrefonds-Roxboro resulted in serious injuries for a man and woman. Police report the man's injuries were self-inflicted during the dispute.
Category : Politics
Trump Threatens to Destroy World's Largest Gas Field
U.S. President Donald Trump has vowed to obliterate Iran's South Pars gas field if Qatar is attacked again, escalating tensions in the Middle East conflict that has sent global energy prices soaring.
César Chavez Legacy Reexamined Amid Abuse Claims
Activists and historians are grappling with the complex legacy of labor icon César Chavez as sexual abuse allegations surface, prompting a reevaluation of his impact on farm workers' rights.
Hong Kong Probe into Deadliest Fire Begins Hearings
A judicial inquiry has commenced into Hong Kong's most lethal residential fire in over 50 years, which claimed numerous lives in November 2025. The investigation aims to uncover causes and improve safety.
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Woman's Threats Against PM Carney Not Free Speech
A Toronto woman who made online threats against Prime Minister Mark Carney is being wrongly portrayed as a free speech martyr. Police investigation was necessary given the serious nature of the threats.
Injury Forged Trump's Bond with Homeland Security Nominee Mullin
A serious injury during a Senate hearing led to a close personal connection between former President Donald Trump and Homeland Security nominee Markwayne Mullin, shaping their political alliance.
Montreal Home Altercation Sends Two to Hospital
A physical altercation at a Montreal residence has resulted in a woman and man being hospitalized. The incident underscores ongoing concerns about domestic violence and public safety in urban communities.
Alberta's MAID Restrictions Debate: Ethics and Control Examined
Alberta is right to examine restrictions on Medical Assistance in Dying as evidence mounts of coercion and expansion beyond terminal cases, with MAID now Canada's fifth-leading cause of death.
Alberta Bill Bans Doctors from Starting MAID Talks First
Alberta's new medical aid in dying legislation would prohibit healthcare professionals from raising assisted death options unless patients initiate the conversation, aiming to ensure decisions are patient-driven.
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16-Year Sentence for $35M Opium Smuggling into Canada
A Kurdish immigrant and permanent resident of Canada has been sentenced to 16 years in prison for smuggling over 500 kilograms of opium valued at $35 million into the country, with the case involving violence and a family abduction.
Ottawa Police Not Reimbursed for Protest Costs
The Ottawa Police Service reveals the federal government is not covering expenses related to managing Israel-Palestinian demonstrations in the capital, raising concerns about budget impacts.
Lawmakers, Victims Demand More Epstein Files Be Released
Following the U.S. Department of Justice's release of Jeffrey Epstein documents, lawmakers and victims are urging for additional files to be made public, highlighting ongoing demands for transparency and accountability in the high-profile case.
Iran Intensifies Attacks on Gulf Arab Neighbors' Energy Sites
Iran has launched a significant escalation in the Middle East, targeting energy facilities across Gulf Arab states in retaliation for recent security incidents, raising fears of broader regional conflict.
FBI Probes Classified Info Leak by Counterterrorism Official
The FBI is investigating whether a senior U.S. counterterrorism official leaked classified information, according to an Associated Press source. The probe centers on Joe Kent, director of the National Counterterrorism Center.
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W5 Tracks Alleged Canadian Recruiters in Hong Kong Drug Cases
A W5 investigation reveals alleged Canadian recruiters linked to four young Canadians jailed in Hong Kong for drug smuggling, with ties to a figure known as 'Dot'.
Canadian Mother, Child Detained by ICE in Texas
A Canadian mother and her young daughter are reportedly being held in an ICE detention center after a routine stop in Texas, sparking concerns and highlighting cross-border family detention issues.
Net Zero Declared Dead by Gwyn Morgan Amid Policy Shifts
Former oil executive Gwyn Morgan argues net zero policies have failed globally, criticizing Prime Minister Mark Carney's continued push despite shifting carbon taxes from consumers to businesses.
Canada Urged to Partner on Drones as Tanks Become Obsolete
Military experts warn that traditional heavy armor is vulnerable to inexpensive drones, urging Canada to collaborate with nations like Poland on advanced defense technologies.
Lewis Farms Rec Centre 47% Over Budget as Property Taxes Climb
Edmonton's Lewis Farms Recreation Centre faces a 47% budget overrun while residents grapple with soaring property assessments, raising questions about fiscal management.
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Welcoming Dictator's Fall, Questioning War in Iran
Arron Neal explores the complex emotions surrounding the fall of Iran's supreme leader, highlighting the tension between relief over authoritarian defeat and unease about the war's conduct and motives.
Western Canada's Rising Voice: Addressing Regional Concerns
As Quebec's political landscape shifts, Western Canada's growing economic and demographic clout demands attention to prevent rising separatist sentiment and alienation across the nation.
Mayor's Israel Criticism Fuels Antisemitism Concerns
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack faces backlash for criticizing police chief's Israel trip, with accusations of double standards that risk fueling antisemitism in the Jewish community.
Iran Retaliates Against Gulf Refineries After Israeli Strike
In a significant escalation of Middle East tensions, Iran has launched retaliatory strikes on multiple Gulf refineries after an Israeli attack on its offshore gas infrastructure. The conflict raises fears of broader regional instability.
FBI Probes Ex-Official Over Alleged Classified Leak
The FBI is investigating whether a former high-ranking U.S. counterterrorism official leaked classified information, according to an Associated Press source. The probe centers on potential unauthorized disclosures.
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W5 Tracks Canadian Recruiters Linked to Hong Kong Jailing
A W5 investigation reveals alleged recruiters, working under the alias 'Dot', tricked four young Canadians into becoming drug mules, leading to their imprisonment in Hong Kong.
Canadian Mother, Daughter Held in ICE Facility in Texas
A Canadian mother and daughter are being held in an ICE detention center in Texas after a routine stop, with the husband expressing fear and seeking answers.
TikTok Ban on Government Devices Remains Despite Policy Shift
The Treasury Board confirms no changes to the TikTok ban on government devices, even after the federal government reversed its decision to shutter the app's Canadian operations following a security review.
Melting Snow Reveals Neglected Dog Waste in Urban Pathways
As winter snow melts across Ottawa, hidden dog waste emerges on public pathways, creating messy and unsanitary conditions for pedestrians. The issue highlights irresponsible pet ownership during colder months when fewer witnesses are present.
Iran's Desperation Raises Risk of Terror Attacks in Canada, U.S.
Security experts warn that Iran's escalating conflict could trigger increased domestic terrorism in North America, with recent attacks already demonstrating the growing threat to both Canada and the United States.
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Miller's Trump Iran War Praise Sparks Mockery
White House aide Stephen Miller faced backlash for praising Trump's Iran strategy, with critics highlighting contradictions and lack of clear objectives in the conflict.
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