UK Implements New Entry Rules for Travelers Tomorrow
The United Kingdom is introducing updated entry requirements for international travelers, effective immediately. These changes aim to streamline border processes while enhancing security measures.
Category : Politics
Montreal Father Ends Testimony in Child Drowning Murder Trial
A Quebec father accused of drowning his two children in 2022 has wrapped up his testimony at his murder trial in Montreal. The case has drawn significant public attention as the court proceedings continue.
Officials Dismiss Noem's 'Cannibal' Deportation Story
Multiple law enforcement officials have rejected Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's claim about deporting a self-proclaimed cannibal, calling the story completely fabricated and false.
Steele: Trump's State of the Union Will Be Lies, GOP to Applaud
Former RNC chair Michael Steele forecasts President Trump's State of the Union address will be dishonest, with Republicans cheering him on. This comes amid damning ICE testimony about flawed training.
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Edmonton Police Charge Three in Online Marketplace Robbery Series
Edmonton Police have charged three teenage suspects in connection with a series of 15 online marketplace robberies, warning residents to exercise caution during transactions on platforms like Kijiji and Facebook Marketplace.
Conservatives Target Refugee Health Program Costs
Conservative MPs propose restricting health benefits for rejected asylum seekers as program costs surge from $226M to $1B, projected to hit $1.5B by 2030.
Impaired Driver Enters RIDE Checkpoint in Kitchener-Fergus
Ontario Provincial Police report an impaired driver entered a RIDE checkpoint in Kitchener-Fergus, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against drunk driving.
Jeneroux Joins Carney on Trade Trip to India, Australia, Japan
Liberal MP Matt Jeneroux, who recently crossed the floor from Conservatives, will accompany Prime Minister Mark Carney on a trade delegation to India, Australia, and Japan. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt will also part
Pedestrian Charged After Mount Forest Crash for Crosswalk Violation
A pedestrian in Mount Forest has been charged with failing to use a crosswalk following a single-vehicle collision, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in the community.
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Anand Avoids Advice on Mexico Travel as Flights Resume
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand declined to specify if Canadians should cancel trips to Mexico, as airlines resume flights amid ongoing safety concerns and diplomatic efforts.
Regina Drug Dealer Gets 7-Year Fentanyl Sentence
Terrence William Ward, a 62-year-old with health problems, was sentenced to seven years for trafficking fentanyl and methamphetamine after a Regina police investigation seized drugs valued at $900,000.
Ex-MLB Pitcher Dan Serafini Denied New Murder Trial
Former MLB pitcher Dan Serafini's motion for a new murder trial was rejected by a California judge, who criticized him as a 'liar and manipulator' during sentencing proceedings.
Montreal West Protesters Demand Safety Changes After Student Accidents
Around 40 protesters gathered at a Montreal West intersection demanding improved pedestrian safety after multiple students were struck by cars. Parents call for crossing guards and infrastructure changes at the busy Westminster Ave. and Ainslie Rd. crossi
Florida Executes Melvin Trotter for 1986 Murder
Melvin Trotter, convicted of killing grocer Virgie Langford in 1986, was executed by lethal injection in Florida. This marks the state's second execution this year following a record-breaking 2025.
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RCMP Search for Suspect After Dog Killed, Threats Made
Manitoba RCMP are actively searching for a suspect following a disturbing incident where a dog was killed and threats were issued. Police have released an image of Daniel St. Paul as part of their investigation.
Inmate Escapes from Saskatchewan Penitentiary
A warrant has been issued for Keiston Custer's arrest after he escaped from the Saskatchewan Penitentiary while serving a manslaughter sentence.
Regina's 10th Annual Homeless Memorial Held at Pat Fiacco Plaza
Regina commemorated its 10th annual Homeless Memorial on Tuesday at Pat Fiacco Plaza, an event honoring individuals who have died while experiencing homelessness in the community.
Saskatoon Business Charged for Illegal Bear Spray Sales
A Saskatoon business has been charged with unlawfully selling bear spray, highlighting concerns over the misuse of such products in urban settings. Authorities are investigating the case as part of broader efforts to regulate restricted items.
Ottawa Launches First Men and Boys' Health Strategy
The Canadian government unveils a groundbreaking $3 billion initiative to address health disparities for men and boys, focusing on mental health, chronic diseases, and preventive care.
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Police Misconduct Found in Tatyanna Harrison Investigation
British Columbia's police watchdog has determined two Vancouver officers committed misconduct by failing to properly assess risks in the case of missing Indigenous woman Tatyanna Harrison, whose body was found in 2022.
Republicans Urge Texas Congressman Gonzales to Resign
House Republicans call for Texas Rep. Tony Gonzales to step down amid allegations of an affair with an aide who later died by suicide, with explicit texts revealed.
Jeneroux Joins PM on 9-Day Trip to India, Australia, Japan
Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux will accompany the Prime Minister on a significant nine-day diplomatic mission to India, Australia, and Japan, amid expectations of tense political moments.
Ugandan Women Arrested for Public Kissing Amid Anti-LGBTQ Laws
Two Ugandan women were arrested by police for kissing in public, highlighting the enforcement of the country's strict anti-homosexuality legislation. The incident underscores ongoing human rights concerns and legal challenges faced by the LGBTQ community
Movers Rescue Kidnapped Arizona Toddler at Gas Station
A 3-year-old Arizona girl allegedly kidnapped by a woman her parents allowed to stay over was found safe after movers spotted the suspect and blocked her car at a gas station.
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Ottawa Seizes 11 Misused Accessible Parking Permits
Ottawa Bylaw Services confiscated 11 accessible parking permits last week due to misuse, expiration, or forgery, highlighting enforcement efforts to protect designated spaces.
Ex-SaskExpress Director's Preliminary Hearing Set for Sexual Assault
A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for the former music director of SaskExpress Theatre Company, who is accused of sexual assault, as legal proceedings advance in the case.
Trump's Inauguration Day Clash with College Football Revealed
A documentary scene shows President Donald Trump complaining the College Football Playoff National Championship was scheduled on his inauguration day, suspecting it was intentional.
Cornwall Teen Charged in Car Thefts, Crashes with Police and Bus
A Cornwall, Ontario teenager is accused of stealing multiple vehicles and causing collisions with a police cruiser and a school bus, leading to serious charges from local authorities.
Toronto's Pothole Crisis Worsened by Brutal Winter Weather
Toronto faces escalating road repair challenges as severe winter conditions hinder efforts to fix massive potholes, creating significant infrastructure headaches across the city.
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Canada's $2B Ukraine Aid and Sanctions on Russian Shadow Fleet
Prime Minister Mark Carney announces $2 billion in military assistance and new sanctions targeting 100 Russian ships evading oil sanctions, marking four years since Russia's full-scale invasion.
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