Vancouver Councillor Withdraws Housing Motion After Misinformation
Vancouver city councillor Rebecca Bligh has withdrawn a supportive housing motion following what she describes as a coordinated misinformation campaign targeting the proposal.
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Family Remembers 8-Year-Old Nina as Sentencing Begins
The family of eight-year-old Nina Napope Dumais shares emotional impact statements as Ashley Rattlesnake's manslaughter sentencing hearing begins in Edmonton court.
Handcuffed Man Accused of Stealing Alberta Sheriff's Cruiser
A man in Alberta is facing charges after allegedly stealing a Sheriff's cruiser while handcuffed, in a startling incident that raises questions about security protocols.
Man Charged in Three Saskatoon Armed Robberies
A 31-year-old man faces multiple charges after allegedly threatening store staff with a knife and stealing liquor in Saskatoon, with police linking him to two additional robberies.
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Poll Reveals Doubts About Trump's Stability Before SOTU
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll finds 61% of Americans describe Trump as 'erratic with age,' while White House officials defend his mental sharpness and energy ahead of his record-long State of the Union address.
Barrie Police Raids Net Suspects in Violent Robbery
Barrie police conducted coordinated raids at four homes, resulting in the arrest of suspects linked to a violent robbery. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat serious crime in the community.
NBC Polls Public Opinion Shaped by Its Own Coverage
A new NBC poll shows rising disapproval of Trump's immigration agenda, but analysis suggests media coverage, including NBC's own, has heavily influenced public perception, with historical comparisons to Obama's policies revealing disparities in media outr
Rideau Street Stabbing Victim Identified as Gilles Comtois
Ottawa police have identified 58-year-old Gilles Comtois as the victim of the city's fourth homicide this year. Yves Brisebois, 70, faces first-degree murder charges in the February 19 incident near Rideau Centre.
Trump Tariffs Not Cause of Canada's Rising Food Costs
A political columnist argues that U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs are not responsible for Canada's increasing food prices, urging a broader economic perspective.
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Police Seek Help Finding Penetanguishene Purse Snatcher
Ontario Provincial Police appeal for information after a purse snatching incident near Robert Street West and Brock Street in Penetanguishene.
Fourth Arrest Made in Guelph Stolen Vehicle Spree
Guelph Police have apprehended a fourth individual connected to a series of stolen vehicle incidents, marking a significant development in their ongoing investigation into the local crime wave.
UCP Immigration Position Called Budget Deficit Distraction
A prominent lawyer argues the Alberta government's focus on immigration is diverting attention from the province's significant budget deficit, calling it a political maneuver.
NYC Mayor's NYPD Ties Icy After Snowball Fight
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces strained relations with the NYPD following an incident where officers were pelted during a snowball fight, raising tensions in the city.
Sask. RCMP Arrest Man Found Hiding in Fridge After Break-In
Saskatchewan RCMP have apprehended a suspect discovered concealed inside a refrigerator following a reported break-in, marking a dramatic conclusion to the investigation.
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Trump Summons Tech Giants for Power Cost Pledge on Data Centers
President Donald Trump is convening Amazon, Google, Meta and other tech executives to sign pledges committing to cover electricity costs for AI data centers, amid voter concerns over rising utility bills.
Man Charged for Threats, Hate Speech at Whitby Tim Hortons
A man in Whitby, Ontario, has been accused of making threats and hate-related comments towards Tim Hortons employees, leading to criminal charges in a disturbing incident.
Alberta Budget 2026: Second Deficit Expected Thursday
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith warns of another multi-billion dollar deficit in the upcoming 2026-27 budget, citing low oil prices and immigration impacts. The province faces rising debt and volatile revenue.
Government Buys Ottawa Office Tower for House of Commons
Public Services and Procurement Canada confirms purchase of 131 Queen Street building as part of broader strategy to manage federal office portfolio.
Montreal Opioid Export Ring Busted via Dark Web
Authorities have arrested suspects allegedly involved in exporting opioids from Montreal to the United States using the Dark Web, highlighting cross-border drug trafficking challenges.
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Ex-Texas Teacher Gets Decades for Bestiality, Child Sex Crimes
A former math teacher in Texas has been sentenced to over 40 years in prison after pleading guilty to bestiality and child sex offenses, following a disturbing investigation.
NY Gov. Hochul Permits 'PB4WEGO' License Plate to Stay
New York Governor Kathy Hochul intervenes to allow a grandfather to retain his personalized 'PB4WEGO' license plate, overturning a previous DMV decision.
Human Trafficking Ring Targets Minors in GTA, Sparks Debate
A human trafficking investigation in the Greater Toronto Area has led to arrests, including a 15-year-old alleged ringleader, amid criticism of societal silence on such crimes.
Liberals May Limit Debate to Push Through Hate Speech Bill
Justice Minister Sean Fraser suggests the Liberal government could use time allocation motions to advance Bill C-9, which bans hate symbols and removes religious exemptions from hate speech laws, if committee debate continues to stall.
Sudbury Ukrainians Mark War Anniversary, Face Visa Uncertainty
Four years after Russia's invasion, Ukrainian evacuees in Sudbury on emergency visas grapple with an uncertain future, torn between their homeland and building new lives in Canada.
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Child Poverty Rises for Third Year in Canada
A new Campaign 2000 report shows child poverty rates in Canada have increased for the third consecutive year, highlighting ongoing challenges in social equity.
Family Gives Statements After Girl Found Dead in Hockey Bag
Relatives of an eight-year-old Edmonton girl, whose body was discovered in a hockey bag in Maskwacis, Alberta, in 2023, have presented emotional victim impact statements in court. The tragic case continues to unfold as legal proceedings advance.
Canada, South Korea to Sign Defence Pact Wednesday
Canada and South Korea are set to formalize a significant defence agreement this Wednesday, marking a strategic step in bilateral relations amid global security challenges.
Mother Sentenced in Death of Emaciated Daughter
Julie Miller receives prison sentence after her daughter's tragic death from severe malnutrition and neglect in Madison, West Virginia.
Tecumseh Open House on Proposed Zoning Bylaw
The Town of Tecumseh is organizing a public open house to gather community feedback on proposed amendments to its zoning bylaw, aiming to shape future development.
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Sikh Canadians Fear State Violence as Carney Heads to India
Sikh community leaders in Canada express ongoing fears of state-sponsored violence, highlighted by the 2023 killing of temple president Hardeep Singh Nijjar, as former Bank of England governor Mark Carney prepares for diplomatic talks in India.
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