Regina Woman Demands Reform After RPS Privacy Breach
A Regina woman is calling for systemic change after a former police officer was found to have snooped on over 30 women's private information. RPS Chief Lorilee Davies has issued public apologies.
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Ex-President Yoon Gets Life Sentence for Rebellion in South Korea
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol receives a life sentence for imposing martial law in a failed power grab. The court's verdict marks a dramatic end to the nation's biggest political crisis in decades.
Toronto Budget Debate Highlights Civility Under Mayor Chow
A recent observer praised Toronto's budget debate for respectful discourse and unity, crediting Mayor Olivia Chow's leadership. The article also covers letters on Iran protests, historical lessons, and concerns over China relations.
White House Claim on Trump's Posts Sparks Racist Video Controversy
Karoline Leavitt's statement that Trump's Truth Social posts reflect official policy contradicts his denial of posting a racist video of the Obamas, fueling criticism and questions about accountability.
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Immigration Drives Northern Ontario's Economic Growth
Experts highlight that immigration is crucial for sustaining Northern Ontario's population and economic development, addressing labor shortages and demographic challenges.
Peru Elects José María Balcázar as Interim President
Peru's Congress has elected José María Balcázar as the new interim president, marking the eighth leadership change in a decade amid ongoing political instability and corruption allegations.
Soup Kitchens See Demand Spike During Cold Snap in Alberta
Calgary and Lethbridge soup kitchens, including Streets Alive Mission, are experiencing a significant increase in demand as extreme cold weather hits Alberta, highlighting the struggles of vulnerable populations.
Federal Funding Boosts SQUAD's Support for Sudbury's LGBTQ+ Community
A $250,000 federal grant enables SQUAD to expand safe spaces, mental health services, and educational programs, combating isolation and fostering inclusion in Northern Ontario.
Sault Police Warn Against Walking on St. Marys River Ice
Sault police have issued an urgent warning after reports of individuals cutting holes in the St. Marys River ice for cold plunges, deeming it 'extremely dangerous' due to unstable conditions.
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Calgary Councillor Blasts City Hall's 'War on the Car'
Ward 13 Councillor Dan McLean unleashes criticism against Calgary city hall's urban planning policies, claiming they create congestion, frustration, and safety hazards for drivers.
North Korea Deploys 50 Rocket Launchers Before Party Congress
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has deployed 50 new rocket launchers in a military buildup ahead of a major party congress, raising regional tensions.
Trump's Board of Peace Holds First Meeting on Gaza Future
President Donald Trump convenes inaugural Board of Peace meeting with Gaza reconstruction and disarmament as primary agenda items, while officials hint at broader global ambitions for the new institution.
London Councillors Clash Over High-Rise After Meeting Disruption
A controversial proposal for a 30-storey tower on Ridout Street sparked heated debate at a London council meeting, leading to neighbors being ejected for disrupting proceedings.
Afghan Barbers Pressured by Morality Police Over Beards
Afghan barbers are under increasing scrutiny as the country's morality police enforce strict rules on beard length, reflecting broader social controls under Taliban rule.
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Kitchener Police Probe Tip Jar Theft from Pizza Shop
Police in Kitchener are investigating a theft after a tip jar was stolen from a local pizza shop, seeking public assistance to identify the suspect.
B.C. NDP Faces Backlash After Scrapping Merit Commissioner
The British Columbia NDP government is under fire for eliminating the merit commissioner role, raising concerns about political interference in public service appointments.
Tumbler Ridge Mayor Updates on Community Coping After Shooting
The mayor of Tumbler Ridge, B.C., shares how the community is managing in the aftermath of a tragic mass shooting, highlighting resilience and support efforts.
Democrats Recruit Influencers to Win Back Latino Voters
The Democratic Party is launching a novel strategy, partnering with popular content creators to engage Latino voters ahead of the 2026 elections, aiming to rebuild trust and boost turnout.
Danielle Smith Defends Staffer Over Immigration Post
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith supports a senior staff member criticized for a social media post on immigration levels, as the official apologizes for a separate comment at a town hall.
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Ottawa Police Charge 10 People, 2 Corps in After-Hours Bar Case
Ottawa Police have charged ten people and two corporations following a five-month investigation into an alleged unlicensed after-hours bar on Rideau Street. Eleven additional suspects remain unidentified.
Court Weighs Death Sentence for Ex-President Yoon in South Korea
South Korea's Constitutional Court is deliberating a potential death sentence for former President Yoon Suk Yeol following his impeachment trial. The unprecedented case marks a critical moment in the nation's judicial history.
Gatineau Police Search for Missing 17-Year-Old Girl
Emma Viau-Hickey, 17, was reported missing after last seen leaving her Cochrane Road residence on Wednesday morning. Police urge anyone with information to come forward.
Pathologist Testifies on Fatal Starbucks Stabbing Wounds
A forensic pathologist provided detailed testimony about the fatal injuries sustained in a 2023 stabbing outside a downtown Vancouver Starbucks, as the case progresses through the justice system.
Surrey Police Cloverdale Transition Delay Denied by B.C.
The B.C. government has rejected Surrey Police Chief Norm Lipinski's request for a four-month extension to transition into Cloverdale, citing escalating extortion crimes as the reason for the delay.
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Ottawa Man Faces 13 New Charges in Harassment Case
A 46-year-old Ottawa man faces additional charges including voyeurism and child exploitation material distribution in a criminal harassment investigation that began in 2025.
Calgary Jury Convicts Killer, Rejects Self-Defence Claim
A Calgary jury has found Tyler James Redden guilty of second-degree murder and attempted murder, rejecting his claim of acting in self-defence during a fatal 2023 shooting.
Palestinian Ambassador Leila Shahid Dies in France at 76
Leila Shahid, the groundbreaking first female Palestinian ambassador who served as envoy to France, has died at 76. Her diplomatic career spanned decades and included significant humanitarian work.
Man Pleads Guilty to Fraud After Claiming to Own New Yorker Hotel
A man who exploited a New York City housing law to live rent-free in the iconic New Yorker Hotel has pleaded guilty to fraud charges after falsely asserting ownership of the property.
Stronach Accuser Details Alleged 1977 Assault in Court
A woman in her early 70s testified in court about an alleged sexual assault by billionaire Frank Stronach in 1977, describing the incident as 'unexpected and frankly awkward' during cross-examination.
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BC NDP Abolishes Civil Service Watchdog Office
The BC NDP government has quietly eliminated the merit commissioner's office, an independent watchdog that vetted public service appointments for political favoritism. Finance Minister Brenda Bailey cited efficiency and cost savings as reasons for the mov
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