Durham officer stable after being shot by fellow officer
A Durham Regional Police officer is in stable condition after being shot by a fellow officer during an incident in Oshawa. The SIU is investigating the Sunday morning shooting.
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No injuries in latest extortion-related Surrey shooting
Police in Surrey, B.C., are investigating another shooting linked to extortion. No one was hurt in the incident, part of a troubling trend in the region. Read the latest details.
Cloverdale business targeted in latest Surrey extortion shooting
A Cloverdale business on Langley Bypass was shot up overnight, marking the latest in a series of extortion-related shootings in Surrey since New Year's Eve. Police are investigating.
Northern Alberta Standoff Ends with Charges
A police standoff in northern Alberta near Grande Prairie has concluded, resulting in criminal charges against a man. Get the latest details on the incident and the police response.
Inquiry into Myles Gray's Death by Vancouver Police Begins
The long-awaited public inquiry into the Vancouver police actions leading to Myles Gray's death in 2015 starts Monday. Follow for key details and timeline.
Sault Health-Care Worker Charged with Drug, Fraud, Theft
A 35-year-old employee at a Sault Ste. Marie health-care facility faces multiple charges following a lengthy investigation dating back to late 2024. Get the full details on the case.
Essex noise bylaw debate pits farmland against residential areas
A debate over Essex's noise bylaw highlights unequal rules for 'hooting and hollering' on agricultural vs. residential land. Residents demand consistent protection.
Trial starts in Edmonton Chinatown double murder case
The long-delayed trial for Justin Bone, charged in the 2022 beating deaths of two men in Edmonton's Chinatown, has begun. Prosecutors argue he had the mental capacity for murder. Read the latest.
Calgary's Water Crisis: Flood Barriers Removed
Calgary faces a water system crisis as flood barriers come down while a major feeder main fails again. Residents voice concerns over governance, safety, and political interference.
Body found in Regina vehicle after driver flees police
Regina police are investigating after a body was discovered in a vehicle that fled officers early Monday morning on the 3700 block of Dewdney Avenue.
Novice driver charged with impaired in northern Ont. crash
A novice driver in northern Ontario faces impaired driving charges following a single-vehicle crash on January 16. Provincial police are reminding the public about the dangers of driving under the influence.
N.S. man faces charges after RCMP seize weapons, drugs
A man is facing multiple charges after Nova Scotia RCMP seized firearms, ammunition, and drugs during a search. Get the details on the police operation and charges.
Man charged in unprovoked Winnipeg apartment assault
Winnipeg police have laid charges following a serious, unprovoked assault inside a city apartment. Get the latest details on the investigation and the accused.
Canada May Send Troops to Greenland After Trump's Demands
Canada is considering deploying a small military contingent to Greenland as former U.S. President Donald Trump renews pressure to acquire the island. This move aligns with PM Carney's strategy to diversify trade away from the U.S.
Powell Attends Supreme Court Case on Fed Governor Firing
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will attend Supreme Court arguments in the case involving the attempted firing of Fed Governor Lisa Cook by former President Trump. A significant show of support amid legal tensions.
Ford's personal phone records subject to FOI law, court rules
An Ontario court has ruled Premier Doug Ford's personal phone records used for government business are subject to disclosure, a major win for taxpayer transparency and accountability.
Markham man charged with stalking at swimming lessons
York police allege Luigi Kong repeatedly attended a victim's swimming lessons, leading to a stalking charge. Learn the details of this disturbing case.
Canada May Send Troops to Greenland Amid Trump Pressure
Prime Minister Mark Carney considers sending Canadian forces to Greenland for sovereignty exercises as Trump pushes to acquire the island, sparking a transatlantic trade dispute.
Ford criticizes Carney's China EV deal, citing lack of notice
Ontario Premier Doug Ford criticizes PM Mark Carney's Chinese EV investment, saying he was informed just hours before the announcement and that the deal brings no jobs.
Ottawa police seek witnesses to fatal August 2025 crash
Ottawa police are appealing for witnesses to an August 24, 2025 collision after the victim succumbed to injuries. Anyone with information is urged to contact investigators.
New Commander for Windsor Police Amherstburg Detachment
Staff Sergeant Jeff Taylor takes command of the Windsor Police Service's Amherstburg Detachment. Get the details on this key leadership transition.
RCMP search for stolen trailer near Webb, Saskatchewan
Swift Current RCMP are asking for the public's help to locate a distinctive yellow trailer with a built-in air compressor, stolen from Highway 1 near Webb. The trailer had a flat tire when taken.
Over 150 abducted from Nigerian churches in coordinated attack
Armed militants kidnapped more than 150 people from three churches in Nigeria. The mass abduction highlights the ongoing security crisis in the region. Read the latest details.
Trump's $1B Peace Board fee triggers global backlash
President Trump's proposed Board of Peace faces international criticism over a $1B membership fee and unilateral control. Key allies seek major changes to the charter ahead of a planned Davos signing.
Trump's Text Exchange with Norway PM on Nobel, Greenland
Leaked texts show Donald Trump linking Nobel Peace Prize snub to U.S. interests in Greenland. Read the full diplomatic exchange and its implications for Arctic security.
Barrie Police Seize Cocaine, $50K Cash in Traffic Stop
Barrie police made a significant seizure during a routine traffic stop, confiscating suspected cocaine, nearly $50,000 in cash, and a prohibited weapon. Get the full details on the January 15th incident.
Billionaires 4,000x More Likely to Hold Public Office
A new report reveals billionaires are 4,000 times more likely to hold political office than the average person, raising critical questions about wealth and power in democracy. Read the full analysis.
Man gets 8 years for smuggling fentanyl in kids' books
A London, Ont. man was sentenced to eight years for attempting to smuggle $550K worth of fentanyl through Montreal's airport. Discover the details of the case and the judge's controversial ruling.
Legault's major bills face constitutional challenges as he leaves
As Premier François Legault departs, several of his signature legislative initiatives remain mired in constitutional challenges. Explore the legal battles shaping Quebec's political future.
Public Hearing into 2015 Death of Myles Gray Starts
A 10-week public hearing into the actions of seven Vancouver police officers involved in the 2015 death of Myles Gray begins today. His mother is expected to testify.
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