Carney Lands in India to Kick Off Asia Trade Trip
Prime Minister Carney begins a pivotal Asia tour in India, aiming to reset bilateral relations and boost trade. The trip includes stops in Australia and Japan, focusing on economic partnerships.
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Ottawa Weekend Guide: Maple Season, RCMP Notices, Events
Discover what's happening in Ottawa this weekend, from Fulton's Sugar Bush opening to RCMP workforce adjustments and local entertainment highlights.
Letters: Ambrose for Conservative Leader, Election Calls
Readers advocate for Rona Ambrose to lead the Conservative Party and urge Prime Minister Mark Carney to call an election, highlighting regional tensions and political critiques.
Trump Admin Criticized for Shooting Down Own Drone in El Paso
The U.S. military used a laser weapon to down a drone near the Mexico border, later identified as a CBP asset. This marks the second such incident in under a month, sparking outrage over operational failures.
CAE's Veteran Instructors Train Next-Gen Air Force Pilots
Former RCAF pilot Brent Peardon now instructs at CAE, using high-fidelity simulators to prepare air force pilots for high-risk scenarios. CAE's training programs, including the massive Future Aircrew Training initiative, are crucial for Canada's defence r
Pakistan Airstrikes in Afghanistan Escalate Border Conflict
Pakistan launched airstrikes in Kabul and other Afghan provinces, retaliating to an Afghan cross-border attack, as tensions rise and a Qatar-mediated ceasefire falters.
Funeral Arrangements Announced for Giorgio Mammoliti
Visitations and a funeral service for former Toronto city councillor Giorgio Mammoliti are scheduled for next week, following his unexpected death at age 64. The family remembers him as a devoted father and loyal friend.
Afghanistan Retaliates After Pakistan Air Strikes
Afghanistan launched a large-scale military operation targeting Pakistan army centers along the border, escalating tensions between the neighboring nations following recent air strikes by Pakistan.
Vancouver Police Training Academy Proceeds Without Provincial Approval
The Vancouver Police Department is moving forward with a new training facility, as announced by Mayor Ken Sim, despite not having secured approval from the provincial government, raising questions about jurisdictional oversight.
Trump Plan Seeks to Make Cuba Energy Dependent on United States
The Trump administration is easing fuel shipments to Cuba's private sector as part of a broader strategy to increase the island's reliance on U.S. supplies, aiming to leverage energy needs for political change amid an acute crisis.
Chesham Place Weapons Case: Two Suspects Appear in Court
Two individuals accused in the Chesham Place weapons investigation have made their initial court appearance for bail hearings, as London police continue their probe.
Military Laser Downs Border Patrol Drone, FAA Closes Airspace
The U.S. military used a laser to shoot down a Customs and Border Protection drone near El Paso, Texas, leading to expanded FAA airspace closures and criticism from lawmakers over coordination failures.
U.S. Military Laser Downs Border Drone, Lawmakers Say
American lawmakers claim the U.S. military employed a laser weapon to disable a Border Protection drone, raising questions about domestic defense protocols and inter-agency coordination.
Mike Smith of Trailer Park Boys to Face Trial for Sexual Assault
Mike Smith, known for playing Bubbles in Trailer Park Boys, will stand trial in Halifax next fall after pleading not guilty to a sexual assault charge from 2017.
U.S. Man Killed by Cuba Coast Guard Wanted Uprising: Ally
A U.S.-based man fatally shot by the Cuban coast guard intended to incite an uprising, an ally says, raising diplomatic tensions between the two nations.
Calgary Limits Construction Near Bearspaw Water Main
Calgary authorities restrict underground construction near the Bearspaw South Feeder Main to prevent future water infrastructure failures, following a major 2026 break.
Durham Police Officer Suspended for Offensive Language
A high-ranking officer with the Durham Regional Police has been suspended following allegations of using inappropriate and offensive language during an official meeting, sparking internal review.
Gardiner Expressway Reopens After Watermain Break
The westbound lanes of Toronto's Gardiner Expressway near Park Lawn Road have fully reopened following emergency repairs for a significant watermain break. Crews worked diligently to restore traffic flow after the incident caused lane closures and disrupt
Peel Officer Critically Injured in Mississauga Vehicle Incident
A Peel Regional Police officer is fighting for his life after being struck by a vehicle in Mississauga, with authorities investigating the circumstances of the serious incident.
Police Seek Help Finding Missing Springwater Township Woman
Authorities are requesting public assistance to locate Jennifer Hutzal, a missing woman and business owner from Springwater Township, as the investigation continues.
Winnipeg Snow-Clearing Company Seeks Bylaw Change Amid Noise Fines
A Winnipeg snow-clearing company is pushing for changes to the city's noise bylaw, arguing current regulations hinder timely driveway clearing and threaten operations with fines.
Montreal Police Searches in Nooran Rezayi Death Investigation
Montreal police executed multiple searches on the South Shore as part of an investigation into the death of 15-year-old Nooran Rezayi, who was shot by Longueuil police in September 2025. The family alleges he was unarmed and has filed a $2.2-million lawsu
Manitoba Tories Used Legislature for Campaign: Commissioner
The Manitoba Progressive Conservatives are under scrutiny after the elections commissioner found they used a legislature room for campaign activities, raising ethical and legal concerns.
Ottawa Commits $1.55B to Jordan's Principle, Advocates Seek More
The federal government announces a $1.55 billion investment to support Jordan's Principle for Indigenous children, but advocates argue sustained efforts and systemic changes are still urgently required.
Alberta Budget Deficit Collides with Fiscal Guardrails
Alberta's 2026 budget projects a $9.4 billion deficit, with deficits continuing through 2029, totaling $28 billion. The province's reliance on volatile oil revenues puts its fiscal framework at risk of being broken.
Leamington Man Faces 11 Charges Following Chatham Traffic Stop
A Leamington man is facing multiple criminal charges after a routine traffic stop by Chatham-Kent Police escalated into a significant investigation, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts in the region.
Calgary School Sex Abuse Case: Payout Approved, Deadline Set
A class-action lawsuit against the Calgary Board of Education and two former teachers has reached a payout approval. Victims have until January 26, 2026, to decide on joining the legal proceedings.
Canadian Sikhs, Liberal MP Reject India's Non-Involvement Claim
Liberal MP Sukh Dhaliwal and Canadian Sikh community leaders have publicly dismissed an assessment claiming India is no longer involved in foreign interference activities in Canada.
Alberta Budget 2026 Funds Southern Projects as Deficit Grows
Alberta's 2026 budget includes funding for projects in southern Alberta, alongside a projected $9.4 billion deficit for 2026-27, highlighting provincial priorities in healthcare and infrastructure.
Man with Child Luring History Arrested Again in Lethbridge
A 22-year-old Lethbridge man with a previous child luring conviction has been arrested for allegedly contacting a 13-year-old girl on Snapchat. Sean Cedric Bilo faces charges including luring a child under 14 and invitation to sexual touching.
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