Saskatchewan RCMP Identify Montreal Lake Homicide Victim
RCMP in northern Saskatchewan are investigating the homicide of Tanya Roberts, a 31-year-old woman found dead on Montreal Lake Cree Nation. Police are seeking public information.
Category : Politics
Vancouver Car Free Day Events Cancelled for 2026
Organizers of Vancouver's Car Free Day events have announced the cancellation of the 2026 festivals on Main Street, Commercial Drive, and Denman Street, citing rising costs and funding challenges.
Alberta Health Shared Services to Cut Admin Jobs in Restructuring
The Alberta government is planning to reduce administrative positions within Health Shared Services as part of a broader efficiency drive, sparking concerns about healthcare delivery impacts.
Mountie Gets Probation in 2017 Fatal Arrest of Dale Culver
A British Columbia RCMP officer has been sentenced to probation following the 2017 death of Dale Culver, who went into medical distress after being tackled and pepper-sprayed during an arrest in Prince George.
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Northern Ontario ATV Tragedy: Police Release Suspect Vehicle Image
A deadly ATV crash in Kearny has prompted police to release an image of a suspect vehicle, which appears linked to a Thornhill boxing gym shooting. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in the region.
Canada on Alert for Terror Attacks After Iran Strikes
Following American and Israeli military strikes on Iran, security experts warn of increased terror risks in Canada, citing sleeper cells and lone actors. Incidents like a shooting at an Iranian-Canadian boxing club highlight concerns.
Ottawa Police Skip Firearms Buyback Over Resource Issues
The Ottawa Police Service will not participate in the federal firearms buyback program, citing staffing pressures and rising service demands that would strain resources.
Police Release Suspect Vehicle Image in Thornhill Shooting
York Regional Police have released an image of a suspect vehicle believed to be connected to a recent shooting at a Thornhill boxing gym, as part of their ongoing investigation.
Alberta May Follow B.C. on Permanent Daylight Time
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's office says the government will evaluate whether to end seasonal time changes after British Columbia announced permanent daylight saving time.
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Saskatoon Homeless Population Matches Watrous in Size
Saskatoon's homeless population has grown to roughly the size of Watrous, highlighting a deepening urban crisis. New data reveals alarming trends as community leaders call for urgent action.
U.S. Troop Deaths Rise Amid Israel-Iran Conflict
The death toll for American forces increases as Israel and Iran exchange military strikes, with U.S. officials warning of further escalation in the widening conflict.
North Vancouver RCMP Warns of Rising Counterfeit Bills
The North Vancouver RCMP has issued a public alert regarding a significant increase in counterfeit bank notes circulating in the community, urging vigilance among residents and businesses.
Toronto Police Seek Suspect in Danforth Stabbing
Toronto Police are searching for a suspect in a Danforth Avenue stabbing, while Hamilton, Halton, and Durham police report arrests in break-ins, an attempted robbery, and an assault across the GTA.
Senate to Install Plaque Honoring Jan. 6 Capitol Police
After years of delays, the U.S. Senate is set to hang a bronze plaque next week honoring police who defended the Capitol during the January 6, 2021, attack, with a QR code linking to a digital list of officers.
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Fox Host Urges MAGA to Question Trump on Iran Attack Deaths
Marine veteran Johnny 'Joey' Jones calls for transparency after three U.S. troops died in a joint U.S.-Israeli strike on Iran, emphasizing the need for public inquiry regardless of political allegiance.
York Police Release Suspect Vehicle Photo After Shooting
York Regional Police have released a photo of a suspect vehicle linked to a targeted shooting at a Richmond Hill boxing club. The incident occurred hours after the death of Iran's Supreme Leader.
Charges Laid in Okotoks Indecent Act
RCMP have laid charges following an indecent act in Okotoks, with police continuing their investigation into the incident that occurred in early March 2026.
Vancouver Mayor Asked to Apologize to Chinese Communities
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim faces calls to apologize to Chinese-speaking communities after making accusations linking them to drug issues during a city hall briefing.
Calgary Stage 4 Water Restrictions Start March 9
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas reminds residents that Stage 4 outdoor water restrictions begin March 9 for four weeks to allow critical maintenance on the Bearspaw South Feeder Main, which carries 60% of the city's treated water.
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RCMP Seeks Leads on Stolen Custom BBQ Trailer in Fiske
Rosetown RCMP are investigating the theft of a custom barbecue trailer from the Hamlet of Fiske, urging the public to provide any information that could assist in the recovery.
RCMP Release Sketch in Two Hills Home Invasion Case
Alberta RCMP have released a composite sketch of a man wanted in connection with a January 2026 home invasion east of Brosseau. Police are seeking the public's help to identify this individual and a second suspect involved in the incident.
Cardinal Ouellet Files Defamation Lawsuit to Restore Honor
Retired Cardinal Marc Ouellet testifies in Montreal court, seeking $100,000 in damages for defamatory allegations of sexual assault, aiming to clear his name and support Indigenous victims.
Cheticamp Residents React to New Nova Scotia Riding
Residents in the Cheticamp area of Nova Scotia express cautious optimism and uncertainty as they respond to the province's newly established electoral riding, highlighting local concerns and political implications.
Gatineau Man Charged with Assault, Weapon Possession After Incident
A 41-year-old Gatineau man is facing charges such as assault and weapon possession after a police response to Guertin Square, where he barricaded himself in a trailer before surrendering peacefully.
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Cowichan Chiefs Start Talks After Landmark Title Ruling
Following a groundbreaking court decision affirming Aboriginal title, Cowichan Nation chiefs in British Columbia have initiated formal negotiations with the provincial and federal governments.
Ditched Car Leads to Impaired Driving Charges in New Tecumseth
A driver in New Tecumseth, Ontario, faces impaired driving charges after police found a vehicle abandoned in a ditch, leading to a roadside investigation and arrest.
Water Damage at Winnipeg Police HQ Due to Equipment Malfunction
A malfunction in equipment has led to substantial water damage at the Winnipeg Police Service headquarters, raising concerns about infrastructure maintenance and operational disruptions.
Kelowna Police Shooting: Driver Allegedly Dragged Officer
A police-involved shooting occurred in Kelowna, B.C., when a driver allegedly dragged an officer during an incident. Authorities are investigating the event, which has raised concerns about officer safety and public security in the community.
Baby Parker's Story Inspires Change in Brantford Community
The discovery of a newborn's body in Brantford in 2005 has led to a parent-led advocacy group stepping forward to honor the child's memory and drive local reforms.
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Ottawa-Musequeam Land Rights Deal Recognizes Aboriginal Claims
The federal government has signed a landmark agreement with the Musqueam Indian Band, recognizing their aboriginal rights across a vast territory that includes much of Vancouver and establishing a framework for shared decision-making.
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