Ottawa Library Spends $900K on 6-Month Lease Extension
The Ottawa Public Library is investing $900,000 to extend the lease of its main branch for an additional six months, ensuring continued public access while long-term plans are finalized.
Category : Politics
Ex-Norway PM Jagland Charged with Corruption in Epstein Case
Norway's former prime minister Thorbjørn Jagland faces corruption charges following an investigation into alleged ties with Jeffrey Epstein, according to legal representatives.
House Fire in Alliston Hospitalizes Woman, Investigation Underway
A residential fire on Renaissance Point in Alliston, Ontario, resulted in a woman being hospitalized. BarrieNewsOFM is investigating the early morning blaze that occurred on February 13, 2026.
Barrie Home Invasion: Armed Intruders Confine Residents
Barrie police are investigating a home invasion where armed suspects confined residents and stole property. Authorities urge public vigilance and report any suspicious activity.
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Edmonton Council Debates Reducing Eight-Plex Limits
Edmonton City Council revisits infill policies, with administration proposing to cut multiplex units from eight to six and increase yard space, sparking debate between pragmatists and advocates.
Île-à-la-Crosse Residential School Survivors Reach $27M Settlement
A $27 million settlement agreement has been reached for survivors of Saskatchewan's Île-à-la-Crosse residential school, pending court approval next month. The comprehensive settlement includes experience payments, a legacy fund, and abuse claims compensat
Milliard Takes Helm of Quebec Liberals, Faces Major Challenges
Charles Milliard becomes Quebec Liberal Party leader, facing hurdles like low name recognition, rebuilding the party's reputation after scandals, and expanding support beyond Montreal ahead of the upcoming election.
Ottawa MP Seeks Flexibility in Federal Office Return Mandate
An Ottawa MP is urging the federal government to incorporate meaningful flexibility into its new return-to-office mandate for public servants, emphasizing the need for adaptable work arrangements.
Barrie Woman Arrested After Six-Store Theft Spree
A 41-year-old woman from Barrie has been apprehended by authorities after allegedly targeting six different retail establishments in a coordinated theft operation, according to police statements.
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Sheriff Denies Slowing FBI in Guthrie Kidnapping Case
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos refutes claims of blocking evidence from the FBI in the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping investigation, citing a strategic decision on lab testing.
London Police Chief's Gala Raises Funds for Local Charities
The second annual London Police Chief's Gala was held at RBC Place, raising significant funds for local charities through a unique 'pitch' event for singles.
Norway PM Orders Probe into Epstein Links of Prominent Figures
Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere announces an investigation into connections between prominent Norwegians and Jeffrey Epstein, following international scrutiny.
Toronto Police Search for Missing 12-Year-Old in Scarborough
Toronto police are urgently searching for Firaol, a 12-year-old boy who was last seen in the Scarborough area. Authorities have released a photo and are appealing to the public for assistance in locating the missing child.
Quebec Liberal Leadership Deadline Passes, Charles Milliard Favored
The application deadline for the Quebec Liberal Party leadership has officially closed, with candidate Charles Milliard widely seen as the leading contender in the race to lead the provincial opposition.
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Nova Scotia Court Cuts Manslaughter Sentence to 5 Years
The Nova Scotia Court of Appeal has reduced a man's manslaughter sentence to five years, citing legal considerations in a recent ruling.
Kenney: Alberta Separatism Could Take Decades to Recover From
Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney issues a stark warning about the long-term consequences of Alberta separatism, urging conservative federalists to counter the movement to prevent decades of national damage.
Benlolo Rejects Stephens' Call to End Antisemitism Funding
Avi Benlolo argues against Bret Stephens' proposal to redirect funds from combating antisemitism to Jewish cultural institutions, emphasizing the ongoing need for vigilance and advocacy.
Cuba's Post-Regime Change Rebuild Requires Huge U.S. Commitment
Analysis suggests Washington would need to make enormous long-term financial commitments to reconstruct Cuba after regime change, despite the island's limited economic appeal beyond tourism and strategic positioning.
Ottawa Symposium Aims to Combat Hate with Kindness
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe leads a symposium on kindness as a proactive strategy to address hate and division in the community, emphasizing dialogue and empathy.
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London Man Sentenced for 2019 Hit-and-Run Crash
Jesse Bleck has been sentenced for a 2019 hit-and-run crash in London that resulted in a young man being confined to a wheelchair. The court delivered its ruling following a lengthy legal process.
Cross-Examination Continues in Frank Stronach's Sex Assault Trial
The sexual assault trial of 93-year-old auto parts magnate Frank Stronach proceeds as complainant cross-examination continues. Stronach faces a dozen charges involving seven complainants in this closely watched case.
Rubio: Transatlantic Ties at Defining Moment Amid Global Upheaval
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio struck a conciliatory tone ahead of the Munich Security Conference, warning that transatlantic relations face a critical juncture. The gathering follows a year of unprecedented strain under the Trump administration.
Portapique Families Offer Support to Tumbler Ridge After Shooting
Families affected by the 2020 Nova Scotia mass shooting are providing guidance and emotional support to the Tumbler Ridge community following a recent fatal incident, sharing lessons on healing and resilience.
Carney Attends Tumbler Ridge Vigil with Leaders After Shooting
Prime Minister Carney will join a vigil in Tumbler Ridge today alongside other leaders, following the tragic mass shooting that claimed eight lives, as the community grapples with grief and unanswered questions.
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EV Subsidies and Toronto Budget Spark Public Outcry
A letter criticizes federal EV subsidies as wasteful, while another condemns Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow's budget spending. Public frustration mounts over taxpayer-funded initiatives.
US Deploys Largest Aircraft Carrier to Middle East
The USS Gerald R. Ford, the world's largest aircraft carrier, has been ordered to the Middle East, joining another carrier as the US increases pressure on Iran over its nuclear program.
Body Recovered from Bow River in Calgary
Calgary firefighters retrieved a body from the Bow River on Thursday, February 12, 2026, near the Centre Street Bridge. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
B.C. Throne Speech Canceled After Tumbler Ridge Tragedy
The British Columbia government canceled its throne speech to focus on the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, which left eight dead and shocked the province.
BNP Claims Victory in Bangladesh's First Election Since 2024
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party declares a win in the country's first election since the 2024 uprising, potentially reshaping politics after years of rivalry and disputed polls.
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Father of Tumbler Ridge Shooting Suspect Issues Statement
The father of the suspect in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting has released a public statement as RCMP confirm the identities of all eight victims, including children.
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