B.C. man charged in fatal Alberta crash
RCMP have charged a British Columbia man in connection with a fatal collision that resulted in the death of an Alberta child. Get the latest details on the investigation.
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OPP: 'No risk to public safety' in Central Elgin incident
Ontario Provincial Police confirm an active investigation in Central Elgin but state there is no threat to community safety. Details on the ongoing situation.
Calgary man arrested after Okotoks family terrorized
A Calgary man faces charges after an Okotoks family was subjected to a series of terrifying threats. Police detail the arrest and ongoing investigation into the disturbing incident.
Explaining Trump's Proposed 'Board of Peace'
U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed a 'Board of Peace' in late 2025. We examine what this initiative entails and its potential implications for international diplomacy.
Calgary Probationer Charged with Drug, Weapon Crimes
A Calgary man on probation faces multiple charges after police seized guns, fentanyl, and cash. CPS says he violated release conditions while selling drugs downtown.
Moncton Assault: RCMP Seek Suspect and Video Footage
New Brunswick RCMP are investigating a serious assault in Moncton that left a man injured. Police are asking the public for video footage and information to identify a suspect.
Calgary man's double-murder convictions overturned on appeal
The Alberta Court of Appeal has acquitted Gerald David Benn, overturning his 2023 convictions for a 2020 Calgary double homicide. The court ruled the evidence did not prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Read the full legal analysis.
Montreal cold case trial starts after judge denies stay
A long-awaited trial in a Montreal cold case has begun after a judge dismissed a request to stay the proceedings. The case involves the unresolved death of Patricia Ferguson.
New Commander for Amherstburg Police Detachment
Staff Sgt. Jeffery Taylor takes command of the Windsor Police Amherstburg detachment. Learn about his 21-year career and the ongoing policing contract negotiations.
Mail Theft Suspects Sought in Port Moody, B.C.
Port Moody police are trying to identify two suspects after an assortment of mail was stolen from a local apartment building on January 9, 2026. No injuries were reported.
Youths charged after fire at Strathroy Brewing Company
Two youths face charges following a fire at the former 1812 Brewery in Strathroy, Ontario. Emergency crews responded to the scene on Albert Street. Read the latest details.
Trump's $1B Peace Board Sparks Backlash from Allies
Donald Trump's proposed 'Board of Peace' faces turmoil as allies balk at a $1B membership fee and a charter granting the U.S. president ultimate power. Key details inside.
Calgary man allegedly sells drugs from Mercedes while on bail
A Calgary man out on bail faces new charges after police allege he was selling drugs from a luxury vehicle. Get the latest details on this ongoing case.
1996 Montreal disappearance trial begins, body never found
The manslaughter trial of Serge Audette, 72, for the 1996 death of neighbour Patricia Ferguson has begun in Montreal. Her daughter testified to decades of unanswered questions. Read the latest from the courtroom.
Iran Demands Surrender from Protesters Involved in 'Riots'
Iranian authorities warn participants in recent protests to surrender. The ultimatum follows widespread unrest. Read the latest on the government's crackdown and its implications.
Richmond Fights Privacy Order on Surveillance Cameras
The City of Richmond is challenging a B.C. privacy commissioner's order to dismantle high-definition surveillance cameras. The city argues the public safety program is lawful.
Violent vehicle theft in Upper Tantallon under RCMP investigation
RCMP in Nova Scotia are seeking public information following a violent vehicle theft in Upper Tantallon. No injuries were reported. Police urge witnesses to come forward.
Family of Ottawa Mass Murder Victims Gets Permanent Residency
Dhanushka Wickramasinghe, the sole survivor of the Barrhaven mass stabbing, and his family have had their permanent residency applications approved. A crucial step towards healing and stability.
U.S. Cardinals Urge Moral Compass in Trump Foreign Policy
Senior U.S. Catholic cardinals publicly call for the Trump administration to adopt a moral framework in its international relations, emphasizing ethical leadership.
Two charged in $2M Oakville car dealership theft
Halton police have charged two suspects following a brazen multimillion-dollar auto theft at an Oakville luxury dealership. Get the full details on the investigation.
Victoria Police Release Race-Based Use-of-Force Data
Victoria Police have published six years of race-based use-of-force statistics following a 2024 order from the B.C. Human Rights Commissioner. Get the details on this significant data release.
Miller Alleges Minneapolis Police Ordered to 'Stand Down'
White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller alleges local police in Minneapolis were told to surrender to federal authorities during ICE protests. Explore the constitutional clash and the fallout from a fatal shooting.
ICE Shooting in Minneapolis Sparks Protests and Debate
The fatal shooting of activist Renee Nicole Good by ICE agents in Minneapolis has ignited protests, overshadowing the agency's arrests of violent criminals. Explore the clash over immigration enforcement tactics.
Impaired Driving Charge Laid in North Bay Highway Crash
A North Bay resident faces impaired driving charges following a rear-end collision on Highway 11 in December. Get the latest details on the incident and charges.
Ottawa begins major snowbank removal on residential streets
City of Ottawa crews have shifted into full snowbank removal mode across neighbourhoods. The operation, crucial for safety and mobility, began on January 19, 2026.
OPP warns 'Don't open door' during Central Elgin incident
Ontario Provincial Police issue urgent safety warning for Central Elgin residents during an ongoing 'active incident'. Stay indoors and avoid strangers.
Man shot by Halifax police charged with NSLC robberies
A man shot by Halifax police on Quinpool Road faces charges for allegedly robbing two NSLC stores. Get the full details on the incident and ongoing investigation.
16 U.S. Executions Slated for 2026 After Florida's Record Year
The U.S. execution schedule for 2026 lists 16 inmates, following a record-breaking year in Florida. Explore the states involved and the current status of federal capital punishment.
Trump's Greenland Push: A Costly Strategic Error
Analysis reveals why acquiring Greenland would burden the U.S. with a welfare-dependent territory, strain alliances, and ignore local wishes. Explore the facts behind the political drama.
Canada Exceeds French-Speaking Immigration Target Outside Quebec
Canada has surpassed its target for French-speaking immigrants settling outside Quebec, a key goal for promoting bilingualism. Immigration Minister Lena Diab announced the milestone.
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