Tumbler Ridge Shooting: Day of Mourning Declared
Premier David Eby visits Tumbler Ridge after a mass shooting leaves eight dead and 27 injured. The B.C. throne speech is dedicated to the community as a day of mourning is declared.
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Ottawa's Third Homicide Victim Identified as 19-Year-Old
Ottawa police have identified 19-year-old Majed Al-Ar as the victim in the city's third homicide of 2026, following a shooting near Manotick that left another man injured and two suspects in custody.
Water Main Break Closes Papineau Avenue in Montreal
A water main break on Papineau Avenue in Montreal has forced the closure of the street between René-Lévesque Blvd. and Ste-Catherine St., with police redirecting traffic as repairs are assessed.
FBI Tucson Search in Guthrie Case After Releasing Videos
Federal agents conduct ground search in Catalina Foothills near Tucson in Nancy Guthrie disappearance investigation, following release of surveillance footage showing masked suspect.
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Ukraine Hits Second Lukoil Refinery in Russia as Attacks Escalate
Ukrainian drones have targeted another Lukoil refinery in Russia, marking the second such attack this week after a brief pause in January. The strikes aim to disrupt Russia's energy revenues as the conflict approaches its fifth year.
SAAQ Place Vertu Outlet Shut During Investigation
The SAAQ has suspended operations at its Place Vertu outlet in Montreal due to an administrative investigation prompted by client reports. Customers are being redirected to other locations.
Windsor Police Arrest Teen in Vehicle Theft Case
Windsor police have apprehended a 17-year-old suspect in connection with a motor vehicle theft from a restaurant parking lot. The youth faces multiple charges including theft and possession of property obtained by crime.
Pam Bondi Clashes with Lawmakers in Epstein Hearing
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi testified before the House Judiciary Committee, facing intense questioning about the DOJ's handling of Jeffrey Epstein documents. The hearing featured heated exchanges and accusations of ignoring victims.
Minnesota Immigration Crackdown Ends After Detentions
Federal Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota concludes after arrests of over 4,000, protests, and fatalities, with officials citing reduced need for officers.
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Windsor Police Alert: Identity Fraud Reports Spike 135%
Windsor Police warn of a sharp increase in identity fraud cases, with 40 reports already in 2026 compared to 17 last year. Authorities urge vigilance and share protective tips.
Man Sues Richmond Park 11 Years After Snake Bite to Face
A man is suing Richmond Nature Park Society and reptile education group for negligence after being bitten by a snake during a public event in 2015, claiming ongoing trauma and seeking damages.
Grand Jury Rejects DOJ Bid to Indict Democrats Over Video
A federal grand jury refused to indict six Democratic lawmakers after the DOJ sought charges over a video urging troops to follow lawful orders. Senator Mark Kelly discusses the case and broader concerns about political weaponization of justice.
Pam Bondi Spars With Lawmakers on Epstein Files and DOJ Allegations
Attorney General Pam Bondi faced intense questioning from Democratic lawmakers during a House Judiciary Committee hearing, accused of using the Justice Department to target political opponents of former President Donald Trump and mishandling Jeffrey Epste
Bangladesh Election: Gen Z Protests Challenge Hasina
In Bangladesh, youth-led protests are intensifying ahead of elections, demanding political reforms and challenging Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's administration amid allegations of authoritarianism.
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Mother Critiques Super Bowl Adoption Ad's Painful Realities
A mother who relinquished her son critiques a Super Bowl ad promoting adoption as a 'courageous third option,' arguing it ignores lifelong trauma and fuels a predatory industry.
Canada's Comfortable Distance in the Americas
An examination of Canada's position in the Americas following the U.S. capture of Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro, highlighting how Canada benefits from regional security enforcement while avoiding its risks.
Why Calgary's Population Count Doesn't Always Add Up
With Calgary's last municipal census in 2019 and federal data from 2021, tracking the city's growth toward two million residents relies on estimates and projections that often yield conflicting numbers.
Carney Bill Lets Ministers Bypass Non-Criminal Laws
Buried within the 634-page Bill C-15, a provision allows cabinet ministers to exempt entities from almost any non-criminal law for three-year periods, citing economic growth as justification.
How Empathy Became Demonized in MAGA Christianity
Conservative Christian discourse increasingly frames empathy as sinful and dangerous, marking a sharp departure from traditional Christian teachings about compassion and neighborly love.
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Man Amends Appeal in COVID-19 Abduction Case, Seeks New Trial
Michael Gordon Jackson, convicted of abduction for taking his daughter to avoid COVID-19 vaccination, has filed amended legal arguments seeking a new trial or reduced sentence.
Calgary's Millionth Resident: A Unique Place in City History
Dash Waite, declared Calgary's one-millionth citizen at birth in 2006, shares his perspective on growing up with this historic distinction and the memorable ceremony that marked the city's population milestone.
Crimes Without Motives: Calgary Tunneling Incident Analysis
A recent Calgary case involving a man tunneling into his neighbor's apartment highlights how crimes without clear motives remain deeply unsettling and challenge our understanding of human behavior.
19-Year-Old Stabbing Victim Found on Longueuil Street
A 19-year-old man was discovered with stab wounds on a Longueuil street early Thursday morning and rushed to hospital in critical condition, but has since been deemed out of danger by medical authorities.
Cartel Drone Incident Shuts El Paso Airport, Sparks Tensions
The chaotic closure of El Paso airport due to a suspected cartel drone incursion highlights growing security concerns and diplomatic friction between the U.S. and Mexico over unmanned aircraft use by criminal groups.
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Alberta's Net-Zero Pledge: Hidden Carbon Tax Costs
Research indicates Alberta's industrial carbon prices may need to reach $371 per tonne by 2050 to achieve net-zero emissions, raising concerns about economic impacts on the oilsands sector and provincial competitiveness.
Soft Power Is Dead: Canada Must Use Hard Power for Influence
Columnist William Watson argues Canada's reliance on moral preaching in foreign policy is ineffective. He suggests focusing on hard power and strategic silence to gain real international influence.
Corporate PAC Money Ignites Democratic Primary Fights in Key States
Democratic Senate primaries in Michigan, Minnesota, Texas, and Illinois are embroiled in debates over corporate PAC donations, with progressives arguing it undermines integrity against special interests.
Brown Calls for Bill C-2 Passage to Fight Extortion Epidemic
Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown demands urgent parliamentary action on Bill C-2's lawful access provisions to address Canada's escalating extortion crisis fueled by transnational crime networks.
575 Pro-Beijing Groups Identified in Canadian Soft Power Fields
A new report exposes extensive Chinese Communist Party influence networks in Canada, with 575 organizations embedded across eight sectors including education, business, and media, raising national security concerns.
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Trump Apologizes to Oklahoma, Not for Racist Video
Former President Donald Trump issued an apology to Oklahoma residents for endorsing Governor Kevin Stitt, whom he criticized as mediocre, while not apologizing for sharing a racist video targeting the Obamas.
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