Israeli Settlers Torch West Bank Mosque During Ramadan
Palestinian authorities report Israeli settlers attacked and set fire to the Abu Bakr al-Siddiq Mosque in the West Bank village of Tell near Nablus during Ramadan, causing significant damage.
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Windsor Police Probe Coordinated Auto Theft Spree
Windsor police are investigating a series of 11 vehicle thefts and attempted thefts targeting Lexus and Toyota Tundra models, seeking public assistance with surveillance footage and tips.
Windsor Police Probe Coordinated Vehicle Theft Ring
Windsor Police are actively investigating a series of coordinated vehicle thefts, highlighting a concerning trend in organized crime within the region.
Calgary Park Named for Violet King, First Black Female Lawyer
A Sunnyside park in Calgary has been officially named after Violet King, honoring her legacy as Canada's pioneering Black female lawyer and longtime resident.
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White Supremacist Group Gathered at Hamilton City Hall: Police
Hamilton Police confirm a white supremacist group assembled at city hall, sparking community concerns and ongoing investigations into the incident.
Hamilton Police Launch Online Human Trafficking Reporting Tool
Hamilton Police Service has unveiled a new digital platform allowing anonymous reporting of human trafficking activities, aiming to enhance community safety and investigative efficiency.
North Bay Woman Charged After OPP Finds Smoke-Filled Vehicle
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a North Bay woman with impaired driving after officers discovered a parked vehicle emitting smoke, leading to a criminal investigation into the incident.
Political Shifts Boost Carney Liberals Amid Conservative Struggles
Analysis of recent Canadian political developments reveals Prime Minister Mark Carney's momentum growing while Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre navigates party fractures and electoral uncertainty ahead of potential snap election.
Family Seeks Accountability After Bus Crash Kills Vancouver Boy
Eight months after a tragic bus accident killed four-year-old Leonardo and severely injured his mother, the family continues to seek answers and accountability from authorities.
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Barrie Teen in School Armed Robbery Case Granted Bail
A teenager charged with armed robbery at Maple Ridge Secondary School in Barrie, Ontario, has been granted bail following a second court hearing. The incident led to a 90-minute lockdown at the school on February 2, 2026.
Trump Attacks Supreme Court, Vows New Tariffs and Licenses
Former President Donald Trump escalates criticism of the U.S. Supreme Court while promising additional tariffs and licensing measures, amid ongoing political and economic debates.
Mugabe's Son Charged with Attempted Murder in Shooting
Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, son of former Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe, faces attempted murder charges after a shooting at his Johannesburg home left a gardener critically wounded.
Trump's Speech to a Changed Nation and Sidelined Congress
As President Donald Trump prepares for a major speech, he faces a nation reshaped by his policies and a Congress that has been largely bypassed in his governance approach, highlighting ongoing political tensions.
Greenland PM Rejects U.S. Hospital Ship Offer
Greenland's Prime Minister has formally declined an offer from former U.S. President Donald Trump to send a hospital ship, signaling ongoing diplomatic complexities in Arctic relations.
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Citizen Data Tools Fill Ottawa Transit Knowledge Gaps
Transit advocates in Ottawa are using crowdsourced data tools to track OC Transpo service reliability, providing real-time insights that official updates often lack, especially following recent fleet reductions.
Conservatives Demand Probe into Asylum Seeker Health Benefits
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre calls for a federal investigation into health benefits provided to asylum seekers, citing concerns over costs and fairness in Canada's immigration system.
Man Arrested After Assault on Winnipeg Bus and Store
Winnipeg police have apprehended a suspect following a violent incident involving an assault on a public bus and a subsequent disturbance at a retail establishment.
Kim Jong Un Re-elected as North Korea's Ruling Party Leader
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has been re-elected to the top post of the ruling Workers' Party, with state media hailing his nuclear weapons program as a key achievement during the party congress in Pyongyang.
Ottawa's Plan to Revitalize ByWard Market: Key Details
The City of Ottawa has revealed an ambitious revitalization strategy for the historic ByWard Market, featuring pedestrian plazas, building renovations, and enhanced public spaces to boost tourism and local commerce.
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North Bay Police Crack Down on Tailgating in Traffic Campaign
North Bay Police Service has initiated a targeted enforcement campaign to address the dangerous issue of following too closely on local roads, aiming to reduce collisions and improve safety.
El Mencho, Feared Cartel Leader, Killed
Nemesio 'El Mencho' Oseguera Cervantes, the notorious leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, was killed in a military operation on February 22, 2026, marking a significant blow to organized crime in Mexico.
Calgary 311: Centralized System Improves City Services via Feedback
Calgary's 311 system handles over a million calls yearly, managing 500+ service categories. This article explores its evolution, operations, and how citizen input drives urban improvements.
Ban MPs From Switching Parties to Protect Democracy
Crossing the floor undermines democratic representation and voter trust. When MPs change parties, they betray constituents who voted based on party platforms, creating a parliamentary makeup that doesn't reflect election results.
ICE Restaurant Raids Target Immigrant Businesses Nationwide
Following a high-profile incident in Minnesota, immigrant-owned restaurants across America face increased ICE raids. Experts reveal most cases go unreported due to fear, while advocacy groups provide crucial guidance on rights during enforcement actions.
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Man Found Unconscious in Montreal, Police Investigate
Montreal police are investigating after a man was found unconscious at a downtown intersection in critical condition, with at least one other person reportedly leaving the scene.
OPP Seizes Drugs, Cash in Northwestern Ontario Traffic Stop
Ontario Provincial Police made a significant drug bust during a routine traffic stop in northwestern Ontario, confiscating cash, cocaine, and methamphetamine.
Major Fire at Montreal Church in Sud-Ouest Borough
A significant fire broke out at a church in Montreal's Sud-Ouest borough on Monday, February 23, 2026, causing extensive damage to the historic structure.
Military in Barrie: Why Troops Are in Town This Week
Residents in Barrie may notice increased military activity this week due to scheduled training exercises. Authorities assure the public it's routine and not a cause for alarm.
Person Missing After House Fire in Courtice, Police Say
Durham Regional Police confirm one individual remains unaccounted for after a significant residential fire in Courtice. The incident occurred early Monday morning, with emergency crews responding to the blaze.
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Second Suspicious Fire at London's Hamilton and Rectory Property
London Fire Department responds to a second blaze at a Hamilton Road property near Rectory Street, deemed suspicious, with aerial operations used for ventilation during the incident.
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