Orbán's Reelection Relies on Anti-Ukraine Message
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is centering his reelection campaign on opposition to Ukraine, using AI-generated imagery in political advertisements to bolster his nationalist stance.
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Cambridge Staff Begin Hespeler Road Fountain Revitalization Talks
City of Cambridge staff have started preliminary discussions to revitalize the Gateway Fountains on Hespeler Road, aiming to enhance public spaces and community aesthetics.
Settlers Attack Palestinian Village, Mosque Damaged
Israeli settlers armed with rocks, clubs, and flammable liquid attacked the West Bank village of Tell, damaging the Abu Bakr al-Siddiq Mosque, according to Palestinian authorities.
U.S. Unveils New Iran Sanctions in Pressure Effort
The United States has announced fresh sanctions targeting Iran, intensifying its 'maximum pressure' strategy amid ongoing tensions and ahead of key diplomatic talks.
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St. Thomas Police Armed Operation at Apartment Building
St. Thomas police responded to disturbance calls at 104 Confederation Drive, leading to a heavily armed entry and charges against a 50-year-old Toronto man for child luring.
Casey Means Senate Hearing for Surgeon General Role
Wellness influencer Dr. Casey Means testified before the Senate health committee in a pivotal confirmation hearing for the U.S. surgeon general position, highlighting her background and vision for public health.
Hezbollah Won't Intervene in Limited U.S. Strikes on Iran
A senior Hezbollah official declares the group will not intervene militarily if the United States launches limited strikes against Iran, amid escalating regional tensions and U.S. military deployments.
Drug Dealer Wanted; Therapist Accused of Assaulting Kids
Ontario police seek a convicted drug trafficker for breaching release, while a therapist in Milton faces assault charges involving children with autism. Fraud allegations also target a trio in Durham Region.
Tuberville Calls Trump 'Hardest-Working President' Ever
Senator Tommy Tuberville praised Donald Trump as the hardest-working president in history, citing his minimal sleep and determination, while critics mock his golf expenses and daytime napping.
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Mexico Sends Second Aid to Cuba as U.S. Tightens Blockade
Mexico has dispatched a second humanitarian aid shipment to Cuba, reinforcing solidarity as the United States intensifies its energy embargo. The move highlights ongoing international support for Cuba amidst economic pressures.
Ontario Liberals Close In on Ford's PCs in Poll
A new poll reveals Ontario Premier Doug Ford's Progressive Conservatives lead has shrunk to just 4 points over the Liberals, with Ford's approval rating at a dismal 30%.
Vehicle Crashes into Rideau Street Building, Multiple Injuries
Ottawa police report multiple serious injuries after a vehicle crashed into a building at Rideau and Cobourg streets. Road closures are in effect as emergency crews respond.
Sweden to Increase Deportations of Convicted Immigrants
Swedish Migration Minister Johan Forssell has announced a significant policy shift to ramp up deportations of immigrants convicted of crimes, marking a stricter stance on immigration enforcement.
Ukraine to Install 4,000 km of Anti-Drone Nets on Roads
Ukraine's Minister of Digital Transformation, Mykhailo Fedorov, has announced plans to cover 4,000 kilometers of roads with anti-drone nets by the end of 2026 to enhance security against aerial threats.
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13-Year Sentence Sought for Windsor Fentanyl Trafficker
Prosecutors seek 13-year prison term for Windsor drug trafficker caught with over 1 kilogram of fentanyl, one of the largest seizures in city history, while defense argues for reduced sentence.
PQ Lead Narrows, Liberals Gain in Montreal Poll
A new poll from Pallas Data reveals the Parti Québécois's lead is shrinking, with the Quebec Liberal Party making significant gains, indicating a tightening race ahead of potential elections.
Canada Pledges $8M Food Aid for Cuba as U.S. Blockade Continues
Canada announces $8 million in humanitarian food assistance for Cuba as the United States maintains its fuel blockade, highlighting ongoing international tensions and aid efforts.
Third Suspect Sought in Calgary Jewelry Store Robbery
Calgary police have arrested two individuals and are searching for a third suspect, Joed Leonard Smith, in connection with a jewelry store robbery in Dalhousie on January 8, 2026.
Senegal Proposes 5-Year Minimum Sentence for Homosexuality
Senegal has introduced new legislation to increase the minimum prison sentence for homosexuality to five years, marking a significant escalation in the country's legal stance on same-sex relations.
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East Coast's Crucial Role in Arctic Defense, Says Top Soldier
Chief of Defence Staff Jennie Carignan emphasizes the strategic importance of East Coast contributions to Canada's Arctic security amid upcoming defense spending discussions.
Israeli Author Reveals Calm Amid Iran-Israel Tensions
Michael Bauer, a former IDF commander, shares insights on Israeli attitudes toward potential conflict with Iran, highlighting trust in military systems and regional shifts.
Vehicle Strikes Building in Ottawa, Injuries Reported
Ottawa police report a vehicle struck a building at Rideau and Cobourg streets Wednesday morning, resulting in injuries. Emergency crews responded to the scene.
Toronto Man Charged with Child Luring After Police Probe
A 50-year-old Toronto man faces child luring charges after a Niagara Regional Police investigation. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat online exploitation of minors.
Court Dismisses Elliot Lake Radioactive Waste Appeal
An Ontario court has dismissed Lisa Speck's appeal regarding homes built on 1960s uranium mine waste in Elliot Lake, upholding previous rulings on the radioactive backfill issue.
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Alliston Man Released After Ignoring Jail Conditions
Kody Berdan, an Alliston man with a lengthy criminal record, has been released from custody despite repeatedly violating his release conditions, raising concerns about judicial oversight.
PQ and Quebec Liberals Neck and Neck in New Poll
A new Pallas survey reveals the Parti Québécois and Quebec Liberals are now in a statistical tie, with opposition to sovereignty reaching a record 60% across all demographics.
No Clear Democratic Frontrunner for 2028, CNN Reports
CNN's Harry Enten notes a rare absence of a leading candidate in early 2028 Democratic presidential polling, with Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris polling under 20%.
Sentencing Arguments Heard in Thessalon Child Abduction Case
A Brampton realtor faces sentencing after pleading guilty to luring a nine-year-old boy into his car with ice cream in a disturbing child abduction case in Thessalon, Ontario.
Amherstburg Approves Centennial Park Redevelopment
Amherstburg's town council has officially approved comprehensive redevelopment plans for Centennial Park, marking a significant investment in community infrastructure and recreational spaces.
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Iran Pushes Back on Trump's Pressure Ahead of Nuclear Talks
Iranian officials respond to U.S. President Donald Trump's State of the Union remarks, calling them 'big lies' while emphasizing diplomacy ahead of critical nuclear negotiations in Geneva, as military tensions escalate in the Middle East.
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