PQ Leader: Legault Failed to Boost Quebec in Canada
Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says Premier François Legault's resignation marks the end of an era and the failure of his nationalist vision. Read the analysis.
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London Police Appeal for Victims of Distraction Thefts
London Police are urging victims to come forward following a series of distraction thefts. Authorities are investigating and need public assistance to identify all affected individuals.
Cross-party effort aims to end stock trading by U.S. lawmakers
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators, including Republican Ashley Moody and Democrat Kirsten Gillibrand, is pushing to ban stock trading by members of Congress. This effort aims to restore public trust by eliminating potential conflicts of interest.
Edmonton residential snow clearing 43% complete
City of Edmonton crews have cleared 43% of residential roads after recent snowfall. Get the latest updates on the snow removal operation and what residents can expect next.
Fredericton Fire crews train for ice water rescues
Fredericton Fire crews sharpen their life-saving skills with ice water rescue training at Killarney Lake. Learn how first responders prepare for winter emergencies.
Arrest in London's first 2026 homicide
London police have arrested a suspect following a fatal stabbing near Dundas and Hewitt streets on January 13, marking the city's first homicide of 2026.
CBP Mandates Advanced Crowd-Control Training for Officers
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is requiring more officers to undergo advanced crowd-control training, expanding their role in domestic immigration enforcement amid Minneapolis protests. Learn the implications.
World's Right-Wing Unites to Endorse Orbán Before Hungary Vote
Conservative leaders globally endorse Viktor Orbán ahead of Hungary's election. The move highlights shifting political alliances and the PM's international influence. Read the full story.
How Iran's Unrest Directly Affects Edmonton and Alberta
The Iranian regime's violent crackdown on protesters and its history of violence, including the downing of Flight PS752, has direct consequences for Edmontonians and Alberta's economy. Learn why this distant conflict hits close to home.
Hanover theft suspect tied to global crime ring: police chief
Hanover's police chief alleges a local theft suspect has connections to an international criminal organization. Get the latest details on this developing investigation.
Eskasoni Man Faces Drug Trafficking Charges: RCMP
A man from Eskasoni, Nova Scotia, is facing drug trafficking charges after an RCMP investigation. Get the latest details on the arrest and charges.
Man dies in ATV crash outside Antigonish, N.S.
A man has died following an ATV crash early Thursday morning in Nova Scotia's Antigonish County. RCMP are investigating the fatal incident.
Edmonton mother killed in high-speed crash feared fast drivers
The father of Jordan Wallin, 32, killed in a west Edmonton crash, reveals her terror of speeding. Police say speed was a factor in the December 22, 2025 collision.
CBSA Misses Passenger Processing at Ottawa Airport
A security breach occurred at Ottawa International Airport as some Air Canada arrivals from Mexico bypassed CBSA screening. Authorities are investigating the lapse.
Alleged repeat offender held after 3rd arrest on bail
A man in British Columbia is in custody after being arrested for a third time while released on bail, as new data suggests Canadians want a tougher approach to crime. Read the details.
Pedestrian injured in Windsor hit-and-run during storm
Windsor police are searching for a driver who fled after hitting a pedestrian on Edinborough Street. The incident was among 80 weather-related collisions during a two-day winter blast.
N.B. man faces charges after alleged police assault, flight
A man is facing multiple charges in New Brunswick after allegedly assaulting police officers and fleeing. The incident occurred on January 16, 2026. Read the full details.
Woman becomes symbol of resistance for Iran protesters in Berlin
A protester in Berlin lit a cigarette from a burning photo of Iran's Supreme Leader, creating a powerful symbol of defiance. The act occurred during a demonstration supporting mass protests in Iran.
Court: Emergencies Act use in Freedom Convoy illegal
A Federal Court of Appeal ruling upholds that the Liberal government's use of the Emergencies Act during the 2022 Freedom Convoy protests was unreasonable and illegal. Read the full legal analysis.
Fort Chipewyan man charged after fleeing police
A 40-year-old Fort Chipewyan man is in custody after allegedly fleeing RCMP and being found with firearms. Steven Whitehead faces six charges including flight from police.
Harjit Sajjan launches defence tech startup Juno Industries
Ex-defence minister Harjit Sajjan co-founds Juno Industries, a new defence technology startup with $3M in seed funding, aiming to boost Canada's military autonomy and capitalize on increased NATO spending pledges.
Ethics complaint filed over Ottawa landfill purchase plan
An Ottawa community association is submitting a formal complaint to the Ethics Commissioner regarding the city's plan to purchase a landfill site. Learn about the local concerns and the political response.
Why U.S. Military Coercion Against Canada Is Unlikely
Experts debate the likelihood of U.S. military coercion against Canada under Trump, suggesting economic pressure is more probable. Learn why proactive planning is still crucial for Canadian sovereignty.
Legault's Legacy: Anglos Feel Unwelcome in Quebec
Analysis of François Legault's tenure as Quebec premier, his resignation, and the divisive impact of language laws like Bill 96 on anglophone and allophone communities. Read the full story.
Cuba Holds Mass Rally Decrying U.S. Action in Venezuela
Thousands in Havana protest the U.S. capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and the killing of Cuban officers. Get the latest on the escalating international crisis.
Ghana Forces Deported West Africans Back Home
Ghana accepted West Africans deported under Trump-era U.S. policy, only to later force them back to their countries of origin. Explore the complex chain of international migration.
Person dies at Cypress Mountain Resort, police say
A person has died in a tragic incident at Cypress Mountain Resort on Vancouver's North Shore. Police have notified the family and are offering support to witnesses.
Manitoba says no to federal gun buyback program
The Manitoba government announces it will not administer Ottawa's gun buyback program, citing jurisdictional overreach. Get the details on the provincial stance and federal implications.
Ottawa police dismantle major drug trafficking network
Ottawa police have successfully dismantled a significant drug trafficking network following a major investigation. Get the details on the operation and its impact on the community.
N.B. Establishes Anti-Racism Office After Systemic Report
New Brunswick's government is launching a dedicated anti-racism office in response to a critical report on systemic racism. Learn about the new initiative and its goals.
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