Police Dog Arrow Stops Break-In on Ottawa Street
A Windsor police K9 named Arrow quickly intervened to prevent a break-in on Ottawa Street, showcasing the effectiveness of canine units in law enforcement operations.
Category : Politics
Trump's Attack on Popular Pope Could Backfire
CNN data analyst Harry Enten argues President Trump's online criticism of Pope Leo XIV, who holds a +34 net approval rating, is a strategic error as Trump struggles with Catholic voters.
MacKay: Floor-Crossings a 'Body Blow' to Conservatives
Former Conservative minister Peter MacKay criticizes recent floor-crossings as 'morally repulsive,' while Edmonton MP Billy Morin reveals Liberal poaching attempts. The defections leave Pierre Poilievre vulnerable as Liberals approach majority territory.
Spanish PM's Wife Charged with Corruption by Prosecutors
The wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has been formally charged with corruption offenses, marking a significant development in a case that has drawn national attention.
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Vancouver Hit-and-Run Victim Dies, Suspect at Large
A tragic hit-and-run incident in Vancouver has resulted in the death of a victim, with police actively searching for a suspect driving a white GMC Yukon. Authorities urge public assistance.
NDP Slams Floor Crossers Ahead of Critical Byelection
NDP leader expresses concern over political floor crossers as a federal byelection tonight could grant PM Carney's Liberals a majority government, with analysts warning of significant consequences.
County Probes ICE Arrest of Citizen as Kidnapping Case
Ramsey County officials are investigating the warrantless arrest of Hmong American ChongLy Thao by federal officers, treating it as potential kidnapping and false imprisonment.
Congressman Urges Trump to Release All UFO Files
Tennessee Representative Tim Burchett publicly calls on President Trump to declassify all government documents on UFOs and extraterrestrials, claiming the information is 'pretty wild' and taxpayers deserve transparency.
TKMS Teams with Quebec Steel in Submarine Competition
German submarine manufacturer TKMS has formed a strategic alliance with a Quebec-based steel company to bolster its bid in Canada's submarine procurement competition, aiming to enhance local industrial benefits.
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Arrests After Liquor Seized in Alcohol-Free First Nation
First Nation Safety Officers and RCMP seized contraband alcohol in Bunibonibee Cree Nation, leading to arrests. The community maintains strict alcohol prohibitions to address public safety concerns.
Liberals Hold Double-Digit Lead Over Tories in New Poll
A new Liaison Strategies poll shows the federal Liberals with a 10-point lead over Conservatives, though support slipped slightly. Prime Minister Mark Carney's approval remains strong at 60%.
Profiling Voters in Key Federal Byelection Ridings
An in-depth analysis of the demographic and political profiles of voters in Terrebonne, Scarborough Southwest, and University-Rosedale as crucial federal byelections approach.
Driver Gave False Name, Had Open Liquor in Northern Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a prohibited driver in Northern Ontario after the individual provided a false name during a traffic stop and was found with open liquor in the vehicle.
DND Official Shows No Remorse for Breaking Hiring Rules
Christiane Fox, Deputy Minister of National Defence, refused to express regret after being found to violate conflict-of-interest rules by hiring an unqualified acquaintance to advance diversity goals.
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Ontario Man Fined $70K for Illegal Employment at Banff Resorts
Kevin Kielty received a $70,000 fine, two years probation, and community service for employing unauthorized foreign nationals at Alberta resort hotels. The investigation revealed over 90 Mexican nationals working illegally.
Two Men Charged in 2022 Maple Ridge Fatal Shooting
The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team announces charges against two men for the 2022 shooting death of Cory William Thomas in Maple Ridge, B.C., as the case progresses.
Liberals Prioritize Power Over Core Values, McParland Argues
Political commentator Kelly McParland examines the Liberal Party's strategic focus on power acquisition through floor-crossers, questioning their commitment to ideological principles in modern Canadian politics.
Video Shows Alleged Hit-and-Run Driver Fleeing Scene in B.C.
A shocking video from Abbotsford, B.C., shows a driver allegedly fleeing the scene of a crash, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns and police investigations into hit-and-run incidents.
OPP Seat Belt Check on Highway 401 Off-Ramp in Chatham-Kent
Ontario Provincial Police conducted a seat belt enforcement operation using unmarked cruisers on a Highway 401 off-ramp in Chatham-Kent, highlighting ongoing road safety efforts.
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Toronto Shooting Leaves Man Critically Injured; GTA Incidents
A man in his 20s suffered life-threatening injuries in a Toronto shooting early Monday. Additional incidents in Brampton and Hamilton include a hit-and-run and arrests for break-ins and fraud.
Calgary Murder Suspect's Preliminary Inquiry Begins
A preliminary inquiry is underway in Calgary to determine if Devon Bradley Malik will stand trial for the first-degree murder of his ex-girlfriend Madisson Cobb, who was fatally shot in a parking garage in July 2025.
Deputy Minister Defends Hiring Peer for Service Skills
Christiane Fox faced Commons committee questions over ethics report finding she broke conflict rules by influencing hiring of university acquaintance to address client service deficiencies.
B.C. MAID Denial Case at Catholic Hospital Nears Conclusion
A landmark legal challenge in British Columbia against a Catholic-run hospital's refusal to provide Medical Assistance in Dying enters its closing arguments, testing religious exemptions in healthcare.
Carney One Seat from Majority in Federal Byelections
Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal Party stands one seat away from a majority government as voters head to the polls in three critical federal byelections across Canada.
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Canada's Support for Iran at UN Sparks Human Rights Debate
Canada's backing of Iran for a UN committee role contradicts its foreign policy stance on human rights and terrorism, raising questions about Ottawa's international principles.
Coercive Control Law Aids Survivors, Risk of Backlash: MPs
Justice Minister Sean Fraser introduces the Protecting Victims Act, targeting sexual and gender-based violence. MPs support the reform but caution about potential public and political backlash against the new coercive control measures.
Charges Against Alberta Sheriffs Stayed in Courthouse Death
Prosecutors have stayed charges against three Alberta Sheriffs in connection with a sudden death at the Edmonton Law Courts, citing insufficient evidence to proceed.
Prohibited Driver Charged for Operating UTV in Ontario
A driver with a prohibited license in Northern Ontario has been charged after operating a utility terrain vehicle (UTV). The incident highlights ongoing enforcement of traffic laws across the province.
Alberta Sheriffs Charged in Courthouse Death
Two Alberta Sheriffs have been charged in connection with a sudden death at the Edmonton Law Courts building, as authorities investigate the incident that occurred in April 2025.
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Doctors Urge Government to Reconsider MAID Expansion
Physicians spoke out on Parliament Hill against Canada's planned expansion of medical assistance in death to include mental illness as the sole condition, supporting Bill C-218 to halt the change.
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