Chicagoans Name Snowplow 'Abolish ICE' in Annual Contest
In Chicago's annual snowplow naming contest, residents have chosen the politically charged name 'Abolish ICE,' reflecting ongoing national debates over immigration policy.
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Fear of U.S. Takeover Boosts Opposition to Separatism: Poll
New polling reveals widespread Canadian fears that the United States would politically or militarily absorb any separating province, contributing to strong national support for preserving Confederation across all regions.
Alberta Reviews Gibbons Finances After Years of Challenges
The Alberta government has initiated a comprehensive financial review of the Town of Gibbons, located north of Edmonton, following persistent economic difficulties and budgetary strains over recent years.
Canada Recruits Foreign Military Members via Immigration
The Canadian government is leveraging immigration pathways to bolster military recruitment, targeting experienced foreign personnel to address staffing challenges.
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Kim Yo Jong Promoted at North Korean Party Congress
Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has been elevated to a significant position within the ruling Workers' Party, signaling her growing influence in the isolated nation's political hierarchy.
Police Shooting in Port Elgin After Alleged Crime Spree
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit is probing a fatal police-involved shooting of a 48-year-old man near Port Elgin, following reports of an alleged crime spree in the area.
Trump's Approval Hits Five-Year Low in New Poll
A recent Washington Post/ABC News/Ipsos poll reveals President Trump's disapproval rating at 60%, the highest in five years, with inflation and immigration policies drawing strong criticism.
Calgary Courts Order Assessment for Convicted Killer Wescott
Crown prosecutors in Calgary have secured a psychiatric assessment for convicted killer Kyle Wescott, potentially leading to a dangerous offender designation and indefinite imprisonment.
Winnipeg Police Charge Two with Manslaughter, Sexual Assault
Winnipeg police have formally charged two adults with manslaughter and aggravated sexual assault following a serious investigation into a violent incident in the city. Authorities are continuing their work on the case as details emerge about the charges.
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Canada-China Partnership Undermines Ukraine Aid, NATO Says
On the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Canada's new strategic partnership with China conflicts with its $22 billion support for Ukraine, as NATO labels China a key enabler of the war.
Watchdog Exposes Issue After Bridge Owner's Trump PAC Donation
An American watchdog group has highlighted a significant political concern following a substantial donation from the owner of the Ambassador Bridge to a political action committee supporting former President Donald Trump.
Toronto Man Charged After Assault at Demonstration
A Toronto man faces charges in connection with a violent assault that occurred during a demonstration in the city. Police continue to investigate the incident, which highlights ongoing concerns about public safety at protests.
Calgary Businessman Avoids Prison for Money Laundering
A Calgary businessman received a conditional sentence for laundering $800,000 for drug dealers, with the judge noting severe consequences including his wife's murder influenced the decision.
Quebec Minister Defends Anti-Abortion Event Cancellation in Court
Quebec Housing Minister Caroline Proulx faces legal scrutiny after defending her role in the cancellation of an anti-abortion event, with the case now before the Superior Court.
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Live Power Pole Stolen in Southern Saskatchewan, RCMP Investigate
Regina RCMP are investigating a highly unusual theft of a live power pole in southern Saskatchewan, highlighting concerns over public safety and infrastructure security.
Security Forces Fight Cartel After 'El Mencho' Killed in Mexico
Mexican security forces are engaged in ongoing clashes with cartel gunmen following the military's killing of notorious leader 'El Mencho.' Officials anticipate normalization soon as violence erupts near tourist areas.
Conservative Amendments Pass to Limit Ministerial Power
The finance committee approved Conservative amendments to add guardrails to a budget provision allowing ministers to exempt entities from federal laws, addressing concerns about rule of law.
Police Watchdog Probes Death During Arrest in Edmonton
The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team is investigating the death of a man during an arrest by Edmonton police. The incident occurred recently, with details emerging as the independent watchdog begins its inquiry.
RFK Jr. Shifts from Pesticide Foe to Supporter
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a long-time critic of pesticides, now supports their production, raising questions about policy changes and environmental health impacts.
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London Police Seek Help in Death Investigation
London police are appealing for information from the public regarding an ongoing death investigation, urging anyone with details to come forward to aid their inquiries.
Mexican Forces Kill Jalisco Cartel Leader 'El Mencho'
Mexican special forces killed notorious Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader Nemesio 'El Mencho' Oseguera Cervantes in a raid after tracking his mistress to a secluded resort compound.
Windsor Moves Ahead with Anti-Panhandling Signage Plan
The City of Windsor is proceeding with a controversial initiative to install signs discouraging panhandling at busy intersections, following a pilot program that began in late 2025.
Utah Author Accused of Killing Husband for Money
Kouri Richins, a Utah mother and author, is on trial for allegedly poisoning her husband to death, with prosecutors claiming her motive was financial greed.
Romantic Partner Surveillance Led to 'El Mencho' Capture
Mexican authorities disclosed that surveillance on a romantic partner was key in locating and capturing the notorious cartel leader known as 'El Mencho', leading to his deadly apprehension.
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Alberta's $7.7B Doctor Funding Amid Triage Plan Delays
Alberta announces $7.7 billion investment in physician services while triage liaison roles remain unfilled, raising concerns about healthcare system pressures and broken promises.
Edmonton Teen Charged in Airsoft Gun Assault Case
A youth from the Edmonton area faces assault charges after allegedly shooting individuals with an airsoft gun, as police investigate the serious incident involving replica firearms.
Sarnia Councillor Proposes OPP Policing Transition
Sarnia Councillor Bill Dennis advocates for the city to explore transitioning its policing services to the Ontario Provincial Police, citing potential benefits and cost considerations.
Accused Winnipeg Killer Prone to Seizures: Ex-Girlfriend
The former girlfriend of an accused mass killer in Winnipeg has disclosed that he suffered from severe seizures that would cause him to lose consciousness, providing new personal context to the case.
Mexico Stabilizes After Unrest, Ambassador Says
Canadian officials indicate Mexico is stabilizing following recent violence, with normalization expected soon. Canadians are advised to maintain a low profile while sheltering in place.
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Trump Denies Iran Strike Risk Warning from Top Officer
U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly disputed claims that a senior military officer warned him about potential risks associated with a strike on Iran, amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
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