Calgary Water Restrictions Lifted
Calgary has officially lifted water use restrictions after crews successfully restored services. Get the latest details on the city's recovery efforts.
Category : Politics
Carville: 'Abolish ICE' is a Dangerous Slogan for Democrats
Democratic strategist James Carville criticizes the 'Abolish ICE' movement, comparing it to 'Defund the Police.' Get the latest on the Minneapolis protests and the political debate.
Judge Limits Federal Immigration Officers at Protests
A U.S. judge ruled federal immigration officers cannot detain or tear gas peaceful protesters in Minneapolis. The ACLU-led case challenges enforcement tactics. Read the latest on this constitutional rights ruling.
Economic Fears Drive Alberta Separation Petition Signers
Participants at an Alberta separation petition event cite federal overreach and economic anxiety as key motivators. Explore the growing western discontent in Canada.
Fed Chair Powell's Dilemma: Stay and Fight or Retire
Jerome Powell must decide whether to stay on the Fed Board to defend its independence from Trump administration pressure or retire. His choice could reshape central bank history.
Ex-Mountie not guilty in Reddit child luring case
A judge acquitted ex-RCMP officer Evan Peacock of child luring, citing reasonable doubt from a citizen's online sting. He faces separate child pornography charges. Read the full details.
Judge blocks feds from detaining, tear gassing protesters
A federal judge has ruled that authorities cannot detain or use tear gas against peaceful demonstrators during an immigration operation in Minneapolis. The decision sets a critical precedent for protest rights.
Trump pardons donor's father, ex-Puerto Rico governor
President Donald Trump granted clemency to 22 individuals, including the father of a major donor and a former Puerto Rico governor. Explore the details and political implications of these controversial pardons.
Carney accepts role on Trump's Gaza peace board
Former Canadian PM Mark Carney will join a U.S.-led initiative for Gaza peace, marking a significant diplomatic move. Get the full details on this developing story.
DOJ Probes Walz, Frey Over Immigration Enforcement
The Justice Department is investigating Minnesota's governor and Minneapolis mayor for potentially impeding federal immigration enforcement. The probe follows a massive DHS operation and a fatal shooting.
Majority of Americans See Trump's Second Term as Failure
A new CNN analysis reveals 58% of Americans view Trump's second term as a failure one year in, the worst rating for any modern president. Discover the data and its implications.
Trump: No Insurrection Act for Minnesota 'right now'
Former President Trump states there is currently no reason to use the Insurrection Act in Minnesota following protests over a fatal ICE shooting. Get the latest details.
Man charged in Abbotsford hotel homicide
A man faces a murder charge following a homicide investigation at a Best Western hotel in Abbotsford, BC. Police responded to the scene on January 15, 2026.
Ex-Educational Assistant Appeals Sexual Exploitation Convictions
Stacey Duke, a former educational assistant in Saskatchewan, is appealing her convictions for sexual exploitation. Her defence argues she was not in a position of trust. Get the latest details.
RCMP launches public child sex offender database
The RCMP has launched a publicly accessible Child Sex Offender Database, a move advocates say faces opposition from some in Ottawa. Read the details and share your thoughts.
Calgary Police Chief: City Needs Hundreds More Officers
Calgary Police Chief Katie McLellan reveals the city has added a net of only 18 officers per year for nearly a decade, calling for hundreds more to keep pace with growth and crime. Read the full story.
Active Police Investigation Underway on Huron Church Road
Windsor police are conducting an active investigation on Huron Church Road. Details remain limited as authorities work at the scene. Stay informed with the latest updates.
U.S. DOJ investigates Minnesota governor, mayor for obstruction
The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor for allegedly obstructing law enforcement, according to CNN sources. Get the latest details.
ICE Agents Told to Avoid Standing in Front of Cars
Following the fatal shooting of Renee Good, ICE agents in one office were briefed on avoiding standing in front of vehicles. Experts say the practice contradicts standard law enforcement training.
Legault's policies failed French language, services: letters
As François Legault resigns, Gazette readers argue his government failed to protect French and improve healthcare. His legacy is one of frustration and unmet promises.
Five Brampton men charged in tow truck dispute
Peel police charge five Brampton men after a violent Halloween fight involving a metal pole and bear spray. The incident highlights ongoing tow truck turf wars in the GTA.
Charges laid in Cambridge double stabbing
Waterloo Regional Police have laid charges following a violent double stabbing in Cambridge. Get the latest details on the incident and the police response.
Man adjusts to life after 30 years in prison, conviction overturned
Daniel Jolivet shares his journey of rebuilding life after 30 years behind bars, following the overturning of his wrongful conviction. A story of resilience and new beginnings.
Saskatoon's Confederation Urban Centre Seeks BID Status
The Confederation Urban Centre in Saskatoon is formally pursuing designation as a Business Improvement District. This move aims to boost local economic development and community services.
Court: Trudeau's Emergencies Act Use Was Unreasonable
A Canadian appeals court has ruled the 2022 invocation of the Emergencies Act against Freedom Convoy protesters was unreasonable. Read the full analysis and reaction.
Man's body found in Edmonton during welfare check
Edmonton Police Service's homicide unit is investigating after a man's body was discovered during a welfare check on January 16, 2026. Details remain limited.
Sharp Increase in Withdrawn Criminal Charges in Ontario
The number of criminal charges withdrawn in Ontario has risen dramatically, sparking debate over court backlogs and public safety. Experts warn of systemic strain.
ICE Detainee Death Ruled Homicide, DHS Claims Suicide Attempt
A Cuban immigrant died in a Texas ICE detention facility after an altercation with guards. The medical examiner ruled it a homicide, while DHS claims it was a suicide attempt. Read the conflicting stories.
Trooper Killed in DMV Ambush by Man Who Felt Targeted
A Delaware State Police trooper was fatally shot in a targeted ambush at a DMV office. The gunman, who believed he was a victim of 'gang stalking,' had no prior interaction with the officer. Read the full investigation details.
Ecuador deploys 10,000 soldiers to fight drug violence
Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa declares a state of emergency, deploying thousands of soldiers to combat drug cartel violence following a gang leader's prison escape. Read the latest.
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