Saskatchewan Driver Arrested After Fleeing Police at 176 km/h
A Regina driver was apprehended by RCMP after a high-speed chase reaching 176 km/h, highlighting ongoing traffic enforcement efforts in Saskatchewan.
Category : Politics
Carney Knew of Keystone XL Plans Before White House Meeting
An exclusive Reuters report reveals that former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney was aware of South Bow Corp.'s Keystone XL pipeline intentions prior to a key White House meeting, raising questions about transparency and influence in energy policy dis
Alberta to Introduce Immigration and MAID Legislation
Alberta's UCP government plans to introduce legislation on immigration control and medical assistance in dying restrictions during the spring sitting, alongside other major policy initiatives.
Persian Gulf War Veterans Denied Memorial Inscription Again
Veterans Affairs staff reject adding the Persian Gulf War to the National War Memorial, citing it as a 'smaller, less costly conflict' with no Canadian casualties, despite veterans' lobbying efforts.
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Doug Ford's CNN Appearance Draws Criticism for Missteps
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's recent interview on CNN has ignited controversy, with critics arguing his comments were politically and economically damaging. The incident raises questions about his strategy and impact on public perception.
Peel Police Seize Firearm in Brampton Traffic Stop
Two men from Brampton face multiple drug and firearm charges after a routine traffic stop by Peel Regional Police led to the seizure of a loaded handgun and narcotics.
Washington State Stabbing Leaves 5 Dead, Including Suspect
A violent stabbing incident in Washington State has resulted in five fatalities, including the suspect, according to local authorities. The attack underscores ongoing concerns about public safety.
Ukrainian Community in Regina Reflects as War Reaches Fifth Year
Ganna Maksymenko maintains daily contact with her daughter in Ukraine while navigating Canadian immigration processes. The Regina resident shares her family's story as the conflict enters its fifth year.
Alberta Bill 15 Eases Path for Sheriffs to Join Police Service
The UCP government introduces Bill 15 to transition Alberta Sheriffs into police roles, aiming to boost staffing for the new provincial police service with streamlined training.
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Sudbury Drug Bust Nets $150K in Cocaine, Pills, and Cash
Greater Sudbury Police conducted a significant drug operation, arresting two men and confiscating nearly 1,000 hydromorphone pills, cocaine, and thousands in cash.
Police End Search at Prince Andrew's Former Residence
British authorities have completed a search operation at the former residence of Prince Andrew, Duke of York, as part of an ongoing investigation. The former royal was released after arrest but remains under scrutiny.
Men Rescued from Snowy Swamp in Barrie, Then Arrested
Barrie Police Service, OPP, and emergency services collaborated to rescue two men trapped in a snowy swamp on February 20, 2026. Following their rescue, the individuals were arrested by authorities.
NDP's Quebec Drought as Boulerice Eyes Provincial Politics
Alexandre Boulerice, the NDP's sole Quebec MP, is considering a move to Quebec Solidaire, potentially leaving the federal party without representation in the province that once delivered its historic orange wave.
Epstein Files Missing FBI Interviews on Trump Allegation
Democrats allege the Justice Department illegally withheld FBI interviews from the public Epstein files database regarding an accusation against former President Donald Trump, raising concerns over compliance with transparency laws.
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Scarborough: Trump ICE Camps Like WWII Japanese Internment
MSNBC's Joe Scarborough condemns Trump administration ICE detention centers as 'savage' and draws parallels to Japanese American internment camps during World War II.
Yorkton Honors Selfless Citizens at Civic Awards
The City of Yorkton celebrated its most dedicated volunteers and community heroes during the annual civic recognition awards ceremony, highlighting their invaluable contributions to local life.
Pentagon Demands AI Access from Anthropic, Threatens Contract
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has given Anthropic a deadline to allow unrestricted military use of its AI technology or risk losing its government contract, amid ethical concerns over autonomous drones and surveillance.
Trump AI Hockey Video Sparks Hypocrisy Debate
President Trump faces criticism for sharing an AI-generated video of himself as an Olympic hockey star, with experts calling it hypocritical and politically motivated.
Barrie Hydro Pole Crash: 10 Driving Charges Laid
A serious single-vehicle collision in Barrie involving a hydro pole has resulted in ten driving-related charges against the driver following an Ontario Provincial Police investigation into the incident.
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Chatham-Kent Staffer Honored for Heroic Fire Rescue
Patrick Humpage receives a Certificate of Recognition from Chatham-Kent Mayor Darrin Canniff for his courageous intervention during a 2025 apartment fire, highlighting community bravery.
U.S. Ambassador Charles Kushner Mends Diplomatic Rift with France
U.S. Ambassador to France Charles Kushner moved to ease tensions after skipping a meeting, prompting French threats to limit his access. The diplomatic spat stemmed from U.S. social media posts about a French activist's death.
Human Remains Found Near Missing Greely Man's Last Known Location
Ottawa police await DNA results to identify human remains discovered in November 2025, potentially linked to Corey Baldwin's 2019 disappearance now treated as homicide.
Canada's Foreign Minister Mum on Mexico Travel Amid Cartel Violence
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand declines to advise Canadians on canceling trips to Mexico as flights resume after cartel violence, urging caution and local authority guidance.
Police Recover $16K in Stolen Goods After Break-In
Windsor police arrested a suspect and recovered nearly $16,000 worth of stolen property, including a Harley-Davidson motorcycle, following a commercial break-and-enter on Huron Church Road.
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Toronto Men Charged with Kidnapping and Extortion in Durham
Durham Regional Police have laid serious charges against two Toronto men following an investigation into alleged kidnapping and extortion incidents in the region.
Winnipeg Snow Clearing: Major Routes Plowed, Residential Parking Soon
Winnipeg city crews are actively plowing major streets following recent snowfall, with residential parking enforcement set to commence shortly as winter operations intensify.
Lakeshore CAO Tyson Cragg Departs, Essex Seeks Funding
Tyson Cragg is no longer the Chief Administrative Officer of Lakeshore, with no reason given for his departure. Meanwhile, Essex announces award winners and seeks provincial funds for a sports complex.
Ottawa Police Probe Human Remains as Suspected Homicide
Ottawa police are investigating the discovery of human remains found in November, now treating the case as a suspected homicide. Authorities continue their probe into this serious incident.
Man Charged in Stabbing at Ajax Church, Police Investigate
A man has been charged following a stabbing at a church in Ajax, Ontario, as Durham Regional Police continue their investigation into the violent incident.
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UK to Release Ex-Prince Andrew's Trade Envoy Files After Investigation
The British government will release documents related to ex-prince Andrew's tenure as a trade envoy, but only after a police investigation into misconduct allegations is completed.
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