Former Toronto Councillor Giorgio Mammoliti Dies at 64
Giorgio Mammoliti, a former Toronto city councillor and Ontario MPP known for his long political career, has died at the age of 64. Colleagues and constituents remember his service.
Category : Politics
Alberta Separatist Contradicts Police on Bullet Threat
An Alberta separatist has publicly disputed RCMP statements, asserting that a real bullet was delivered to a local business as a direct threat, escalating tensions in the region.
Toronto Police Seize Handgun, Charge Teen in Black Creek
An 18-year-old Toronto man faces weapon charges after police seized a loaded Glock in the Black Creek-Trethewey Drs. area. Separate incidents include a downtown robbery and break-ins in Hamilton.
Mother Speaks at Sentencing for Fatal B.C. Crash
The mother of Abbey Bickell described her grief as a parent's worst nightmare during the sentencing hearing for the fatal 2023 crash at Hastings and Willingdon.
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Union Told Officers Not to Take Notes in Myles Gray Case
A hearing into the police-involved death of Myles Gray has revealed audio evidence suggesting officers were instructed by their union not to take notes, shedding new light on the controversial case.
Judge Rules Trump Third-Country Deportation Policy Unlawful
A federal judge has declared a Trump administration policy allowing deportation to third countries without proper notice as unlawful, citing due process violations. The ruling is paused for 15 days pending appeal.
Kitchener Man Arrested for Violent Robbery
A Kitchener man has been apprehended by Waterloo Regional Police following a violent robbery. The arrest came after coordinated raids on four homes, marking a significant development in the ongoing investigation.
Sanders-Mullin ACA Clash in Senate Hearing Turns Personal
Senators Bernie Sanders and Markwayne Mullin engaged in a fiery debate about the Affordable Care Act's affordability during a hearing for surgeon general nominee Casey Means, with personal attacks and historical tensions resurfacing.
Vancouver Rejects Motion to Ban ICE Agents During World Cup
Councillor Pete Fry's symbolic motion to bar ICE agents from Vancouver during the FIFA World Cup was ruled out of order, failing along party lines in a 5-4 vote.
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Cuban Forces Kill Four on Florida Speedboat, U.S. to Investigate
Cuban security forces killed four individuals aboard a speedboat with Florida tags after they opened fire. The U.S. vows to independently investigate the incident amid escalating tensions.
Alberta Budget Criticized for Increased Spending Amid Deficit
Alberta's upcoming budget is projected to show a multibillion-dollar deficit, with critics accusing Premier Danielle Smith's government of years of wasteful spending ahead of Thursday's tabling.
Surge in Toronto Cellphone Thefts: Causes and Trends
New data reveals a significant increase in cellphone thefts across Toronto, prompting analysis into underlying factors driving this urban crime wave.
Suspect Sought in Downtown Toronto Knifepoint Robbery
Toronto Police are actively searching for a suspect following a brazen knifepoint robbery at a downtown retail establishment. Authorities have released details urging public assistance.
North Korea Warns South, Open to U.S. Dialogue
North Korea has threatened to destroy South Korea if provoked, while simultaneously expressing willingness to engage in dialogue with the United States, highlighting escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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Pedestrian Seriously Injured in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside Collision
A person was hospitalized in serious but stable condition after being struck by a vehicle in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, with police investigating the incident.
Stronach Accuser Details Alleged 1986 Valentine's Day Rape
A sixth complainant testified against billionaire Frank Stronach, alleging he raped her after meeting at a Toronto disco in 1986. The emotional testimony described manipulation and lasting trauma.
Edmonton Seeks Modest Infrastructure Funding in Alberta Budget
Edmonton is requesting modest funding for infrastructure and safety projects ahead of the Alberta budget, focusing on essential upgrades to support urban development.
B.C. Conservative Leadership Race: Milobar Gains Caucus Endorsements
Peter Milobar, MLA for Kamloops Centre, has secured endorsements from five Conservative MLAs as the party vets 11 unofficial candidates for the leadership role. The endorsements signal early support within caucus amid party unity concerns.
NDP Loan Fund Sparks Debate on Cabinet Power in B.C.
British Columbia's NDP government introduces a $400 million strategic loan fund after a $1.5 billion PST hike on business services, with critics questioning cabinet's role in loan allocation and economic impact.
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N.S. Grandmother Fundraises for Missing Kids' Guardianship
The grandmother of two children missing for months in Nova Scotia has initiated a fundraising campaign to secure legal guardianship, highlighting a deeply personal family struggle amid broader provincial news.
Regina Council Postpones Transit Fare Hike Vote
Regina city council has postponed a crucial vote on a 10% transit fare increase until March, with city administration warning of $36,000 in lost revenue every two weeks of delay.
Manitoba Launches First-of-its-Kind Drug Enforcement Task Force
Justice Minister Matt Wiebe announced a groundbreaking provincial task force on Wednesday, uniting law enforcement to tackle drug trafficking and organized crime in Manitoba.
Trump's Post-SOTU Rant Targets Omar, Tlaib, De Niro
Following his State of the Union address, former President Donald Trump launched a scathing Truth Social tirade against Democratic lawmakers Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib, as well as actor Robert De Niro, suggesting deportation for his critics.
Judge Denies Review in Edmonton Teen's Stabbing Death
An Edmonton judge has rejected a family's request for a judicial review in the 2025 stabbing death of 13-year-old Eric Omeasoo, as police cited self-defense evidence for not laying charges.
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Gaudreau Crash Case: Driver Seeks Dismissal Over BAC Evidence
Sean Higgins, accused in the drunk driving deaths of NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew, files motion to dismiss charges after defense expert report shows blood-alcohol level below legal limit.
Dangerous Offender Hearing Proceeds Despite Legal Help Claim
A judge has ruled that the dangerous offender hearing for convicted rapist Duran Ross Buffalo will proceed next week, despite his claim of needing legal representation. Buffalo was convicted of brutally raping a 90-year-old woman in 2021.
Parking Restrictions Widened Near Guthrie Home Over Media Issues
Authorities in Tucson have extended a no-parking zone around Nancy Guthrie's neighborhood following resident complaints about journalists and streamers. The move aims to address disruptions caused by increased media presence.
GOP Lawmakers Try to Grab Al Green's Protest Sign at SOTU
Multiple Republican lawmakers attempted to physically remove a protest sign held by Democratic Rep. Al Green during President Trump's State of the Union address, sparking debate about free speech and political decorum.
Officials Downplay India Interference Claims Ahead of Carney Visit
Government officials have minimized allegations of India's involvement in foreign interference as Prime Minister Mark Carney prepares for a significant diplomatic engagement, emphasizing ongoing international relations.
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Family Sues After Fatal Highway 8 Flyover Crash in Kitchener
The family of Uyen Nguyen, who died in a crash on the Highway 8 flyover in Kitchener, is pursuing legal action. The incident occurred amid snowy conditions, with investigations ongoing into the cause of the fatal accident.
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