Toronto Police Investigate Downtown Business Shooting Incident
Toronto police are actively investigating a shooting that targeted a Queen Street West business, with bullets fired through its window on February 16, 2026.
Category : Politics
Australia Rejects Aid for Citizens in Syrian Camps
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has declined to provide government help for Australians detained in Syrian camps, citing security and policy concerns amid international debate.
New Defense Strategy Sparks Reactions Ahead of Halifax Impact
As the federal government prepares to unveil its new defense strategy, reactions are mounting with Halifax expected to be significantly affected by the upcoming changes.
Teen Arrested After Nanaimo Shooting: RCMP
A teenager has been apprehended by police following a shooting incident in Nanaimo, British Columbia. The RCMP responded to the scene and are continuing their investigation into the circumstances surrounding the event.
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Russia Rejects European Accusations of Navalny Poisoning
Russia strongly rejects claims from five European nations that opposition leader Alexei Navalny was poisoned. Supporters mark the second anniversary of his death in prison.
Walmart Backpack Key Lead in Search for Guthrie's Mother
Investigators in Arizona are consulting with Walmart management after identifying a backpack worn by a suspect in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of 'Today' host Savannah Guthrie.
Lebanon Army's Hezbollah Disarmament Phase to Take Four Months
The Lebanese government has announced that its army will require at least four months to execute the next stage of a plan to disarm Hezbollah, a significant step in the country's security strategy.
Anne Murray Speaks Out on Halifax Pothole Problem
Canadian music icon Anne Murray voices frustration over Halifax's deteriorating road conditions, urging city officials to prioritize infrastructure repairs for public safety.
Jerry Agar: Canadians Must Take Back Communities from Criminals
Columnist Jerry Agar argues that law-abiding citizens need to reclaim their neighborhoods from criminals, activists, and ineffective policies, citing issues in Toronto and Manitoba.
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Police Activity Closes Castle Downs Road in Edmonton
A significant police operation has led to the closure of Castle Downs Road in Edmonton, with authorities responding to an undisclosed incident that required full road shutdown for public safety.
Quebec's Special Powers vs. Alberta's Limitations
Ottawa's rejection of Alberta's request for judicial appointment influence underscores Quebec's unique constitutional privileges in immigration, criminal law, and federal relations.
Second Suspect Charged in Gravenhurst Retail Theft Spree
A second individual has been charged in connection with a series of retail thefts in Gravenhurst, as local law enforcement continues to address property crime in the community.
Supreme Court to Hear Quebec's Appeal on Electoral Map Delay
The Supreme Court of Canada has agreed to hear Quebec's appeal regarding a law that delayed redrawing the electoral map to preserve a Gaspé riding, after the Quebec Court of Appeal ruled it unconstitutional.
Winnipeg Councillor Proposes Community Centre Funding
A Winnipeg councillor has put forward a motion for the city to consider funding the expansion of the Dakota Community Centre in St. Vital, which recently received a $7.5 million boost from Ottawa.
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Quebec Electoral Map Redraw Heads to Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of Canada will hear a case challenging the redrawing of Quebec's electoral map, a pivotal legal battle with significant implications for political representation in the province.
Second Suspect Charged in Gravenhurst Theft Spree
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a second individual in connection with a series of thefts in Gravenhurst, as investigations into the property crime wave continue.
Police Identify Man Fatally Shot in Chilliwack as Kristopher Benson
The Chilliwack RCMP have publicly identified the victim of a fatal shooting as 48-year-old Kristopher Benson. The incident occurred on February 15, 2026, with authorities continuing their investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death.
Brothers Avoid Prison for Leaving Body on Couch for Months
Francesco Sansalone receives house arrest and community service, while Nicodemo Sansalone gets probation for covering up the death of Alasie Tukkiapik, whose body remained on their couch for six months.
Winnipeg Police Arrest Suspect After Fatal House Fire
Winnipeg police have arrested one individual in connection with a fatal house fire that occurred last week, as the investigation into the tragic incident continues.
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RCMP Search for Suspect After Coldbrook Restaurant Armed Robbery
Nova Scotia RCMP are actively searching for a suspect following an armed robbery at a restaurant in Coldbrook. The incident occurred on Family Day, prompting a police investigation into the violent crime.
Ottawa: National Security Incident, Stockpile Error Unrelated
The Canadian government has confirmed that a recent national security incident and an error at the national emergency stockpile are unrelated, addressing public concerns over potential connections.
Russian Poisonings Aim to Kill and Send Message
Analysis reveals Russian poisonings target opposition figures to eliminate threats and intimidate dissent, with Navalny's death highlighting a pattern of state-sponsored violence.
Halifax Forum's Future Questioned Over Cost Concerns
The historic Halifax Forum faces an uncertain future as Mayor Mike Savage declares the proposed redevelopment price tag unaffordable for the city, sparking debate over preservation versus fiscal responsibility.
Advocate Urges Feds to Update Equity Act, Settle Black Employee Suit
Nicholas Marcus Thompson of the Black Class Action Secretariat calls on the federal government to modernize the Employment Equity Act and resolve a long-standing class action lawsuit involving Black public servants.
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NB Non-Profits, Museums Worry as Government Seeks Savings
Non-profit organizations and cultural institutions across New Brunswick express deep concerns about their future viability as the provincial government implements austerity measures to reduce spending.
Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping: Walmart Aids in Backpack Investigation
Pima County investigators have identified a suspect's backpack in the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case and are now working with Walmart to trace its origins, marking a significant development in the ongoing search.
Saskatchewan Man Loses Malicious Prosecution Lawsuit Bid
A Saskatchewan man's attempt to sue the province for alleged malicious prosecution has been dismissed by the Court of King's Bench in Regina, marking a significant legal setback in his claims.
Man's Malicious Prosecution Lawsuit Against Saskatchewan Dismissed
A Saskatchewan man's attempt to sue the provincial government for alleged malicious prosecution has been rejected by the Court of King's Bench in Regina, marking a significant legal decision in the province.
Father on Trial for Providing Gun to Son in School Shooting
A Georgia father faces 29 counts, including murder, for allegedly providing a firearm to his teenage son despite warnings about threats, leading to a 2024 high school shooting that killed four.
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Cocaine and $40K Seized in Ontario Drug Bust by Police
Ontario Provincial Police executed search warrants in Midland and Barrie, resulting in the seizure of cocaine and $40,000 in currency. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in the region.
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