Windsor Mayor Expunges Funeral Parking Tickets
Windsor's mayor has voided parking tickets issued to mourners attending a funeral. This act of leniency highlights municipal compassion during difficult times. Read the full story.
Category : Politics
Suspect arrested, one wanted in $10K copper wire theft
Toronto police have arrested Zsolt Szendrei and are seeking a second suspect after copper wire valued at $10,000 was stolen in North York. Get the latest details on the investigation.
Canada's Arctic vulnerability amid Trump's Greenland threats
Heather Wright analyzes Canada's Arctic defences as U.S. President Donald Trump's annexation talk places the country in a precarious geopolitical position. What does this mean for national security?
Two charged with murder in 2023 Gracefield death
Quebec police have arrested two men for the first-degree murder of Patrick Gagnon, whose body was found in Gracefield in 2023. Get the latest details on the case.
Calgary moves to overhaul city reserves policy
Calgary's executive committee votes 14-1 to reform city reserves policy, mandating annual reviews and quarterly reporting to boost transparency and align funds with strategic goals.
Senate Republicans Block Venezuela War Powers Resolution
U.S. Senate Republicans blocked a bipartisan measure to limit military action in Venezuela. The move followed intense pressure from former President Trump on GOP senators. Read the full story on the constitutional clash.
Lethbridge woman arrested on arson charges after grass fire
A 44-year-old Lethbridge woman faces arson charges after a suspicious grass fire in a southside coulee prompted evacuations. Police seized a lighter and personal property.
SAAQ gets new CEO, its third in three years
Serge Lamontagne is the new CEO of Quebec's automobile insurance board, the SAAQ. This marks the third leadership change for the organization in as many years.
New Canadians enjoy first winter tubing with WRPS
Newcomers to Canada shared a day of winter fun with Waterloo Regional Police at Chicopee Ski Hill, building community connections through tubing.
Clintons Refuse Deposition on Epstein Links
Bill and Hillary Clinton refused a bipartisan subpoena for depositions about Jeffrey Epstein ties, framing it as resistance to Trump. Democrats offer little public defense.
RCMP rescue two lost near Prince Albert, search for suspect
Saskatchewan RCMP rescued two individuals lost in a forest near Prince Albert and are now searching for a suspect. Get the latest details on the ongoing investigation.
Quebec reacts to Premier François Legault's resignation
François Legault's resignation as Quebec premier draws praise from political and business leaders, but relief from unions and English-speaking communities. Explore the legacy of his tenure.
Witness: Accused said toddler collapsed in manslaughter trial
A key witness testified in a London manslaughter trial that the accused told her a toddler had collapsed. Get the latest details from the courtroom.
Leamington man sentenced to life for matricide
Kevin Goodings receives a life sentence with no parole eligibility for 12 years after being convicted of killing his mother in Leamington. The court delivers its verdict.
Montreal calls pothole season 'exceptional', crews race to fill
Montreal declares this pothole season worse than usual. City crews worked Wednesday to fill holes before more snow hits. Get the latest on the city's efforts.
Calgary water restrictions may end Friday
Calgary officials announce water restrictions could be lifted by week's end as work to reconnect the repaired Bearspaw South feeder main continues. Get the latest updates.
Montreal's 2026 budget unveiled with focus on priorities
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada presents Montreal's 2026 budget, a $7.67B plan with a 3.8% property tax increase, tripling homelessness funds and prioritizing public safety. Public hearings underway.
OPP Charges Drowsy Driver in Barrie
Ontario Provincial Police have laid charges against a driver in Barrie for operating a vehicle while impaired by fatigue. Discover the details of the incident and crucial road safety reminders.
U.S. 'Department of War' Renaming May Cost $125M
A U.S. plan to rename the Department of Defense the 'Department of War' faces a potential $125 million price tag. Get the latest details on the executive order and its financial implications.
U.S. Ambassador: 'We do not need Canada'
U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra made controversial remarks on CJAD 800 Radio, discussing bilateral relations. Explore the details and context of his statement.
First Nations Co-Own Largest Solar Farm in Saskatchewan
Four Treaty 4 First Nations will own half of the massive Mino Giizis solar facility near Regina, a landmark project for energy sovereignty and renewable power in Saskatchewan. Learn about this historic partnership.
Jury sent home early in Moncton double-murder trial
The jury in the Moncton double-murder trial for Jansen Baker was dismissed early on January 14, 2026. Get the latest details on this developing court case.
Port Coquitlam Assault: RCMP Seek Witnesses and Video
RCMP in Port Coquitlam are asking the public for help after a serious assault with a weapon. Police need witnesses and any video footage from the area.
Police probe Dartmouth business robberies
Halifax Regional Police are investigating a string of robberies targeting businesses in Dartmouth, N.S. Authorities are urging local business owners to remain vigilant.
Lethbridge sex offender re-arrested for breaching conditions
Skye Atoa, a 50-year-old accused sex offender from Lethbridge, is back in custody after police say he violated his release conditions. Get the latest details on the arrest.
Quebec Premier François Legault Steps Down
Quebec Premier François Legault announced his resignation on January 14, 2026, citing voter desire for change. The CAQ founder leaves his party without an obvious successor ahead of the October election.
How a Christmas Card Hinted at Legault's Resignation
Former NDP leader Tom Mulcair reveals how a single word in François Legault's 2025 Christmas card foreshadowed the Quebec premier's resignation. Discover the inside story and its political implications.
Fox News, Minneapolis Mayor Debate Over ICE Protesters
A heated Fox News interview saw Mayor Jacob Frey defend calling ICE protesters 'heroes,' clashing with host Griff Jenkins over protest tactics and federal conduct. Watch the exchange.
Windsor-LaSalle Bail Unit Doubles Arrests in 2025
Windsor and LaSalle police report a surge in arrests from their joint bail compliance program, targeting high-risk offenders breaching conditions. See the 2025 results.
IIO investigates arrest of woman at Surrey police station
B.C.'s police watchdog is investigating after a woman was arrested while trying to file a report at the Surrey RCMP detachment. The IIO confirms the incident is under review.
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