Regina sees small decline in homelessness for 2025
Regina's latest point-in-time count reveals a small decrease in the city's homeless population for 2025. Get the details on the count and what it means for the community.
Category : Politics
Ontario couple leads court battle to change MAID in B.C.
A family from Ontario is spearheading a pivotal B.C. Supreme Court trial to alter Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) laws, arguing their daughter was forced to choose death due to inadequate care. The trial began January 12, 2026.
Migrant Deaths Increase in ICE Detention Under Trump
A new report reveals a concerning rise in migrant fatalities within ICE detention facilities during the Trump administration. Explore the details and implications for immigration policy.
Mexico arrests 10 alleged cartel members in major operation
Mexican authorities have detained six alleged Tren de Aragua members and four from the Jalisco New Generation Cartel in a significant security operation. Details on the arrests and the groups' transnational reach.
Baseline Road Water Main Repair Crews Return Wednesday
City of Ottawa repair crews will return Wednesday to fix a broken water main on Baseline Road. Get the latest details on the infrastructure repair work.
2 Suspects Wanted for Beaches Restaurant Break-In: Police
Toronto police are searching for two men after a break-and-enter at a restaurant in The Beaches. Cash and property were stolen. Authorities have released suspect images.
Readers urge time limits on café seats amid student study sessions
Montreal Gazette readers debate café seating etiquette as lengthy student study sessions crowd out casual patrons. One letter proposes time limits during peak hours to restore balance.
Edmonton snow removal service not enough, says Knack
City councillor Andrew Knack says Edmonton's current snow clearing standards are insufficient for the city's size and needs, as windrows block streets. Read the full analysis.
Answering machine clue led to murder charges in B.C. case
A message about suspicious credit card purchases left on a murdered Abbotsford couple's answering machine helped police link three men to the crime. The trial reveals chilling details.
Trump Calls on Iran to Show Humanity to Protesters
U.S. President Donald Trump calls on Tehran to show humanity amid a deadly crackdown on protests. Get the latest on the international response and rising casualties.
Manitoba Launches New Poverty Reduction Plan
Manitoba's Families Minister Nahanni Fontaine announced a new provincial poverty reduction strategy on January 13, 2026. The plan aims to tackle systemic issues and support vulnerable communities across the province.
Halifax Council Seeks New Solutions to Combat Littering
Halifax city council is actively exploring innovative approaches to address the ongoing issue of littering in the municipality. Discover the new strategies under consideration.
Ex-CEO charged with stealing $5.2M from Paul Newman's kids camp
A former CEO faces charges for allegedly embezzling millions from The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, a charity for seriously ill children co-founded by actor Paul Newman. Read the shocking details.
Calgary councillors split on firings after feeder main report
Following a scathing report on Calgary's water infrastructure failures, city councillors are split on whether heads should roll. Mayor Farkas calls for accountability and support.
Closing arguments in Welland court for 2021 Fort Erie shooting
Juliana Pannunzio, 20, was killed in a 2021 Fort Erie shooting. Closing arguments in Welland court heard her described as both a 'hero' and 'collateral damage.'
Rural Road Lighting Upgrade Advances in Bradford West Gwillimbury
Bradford West Gwillimbury takes a key step toward enhanced lighting on rural sideroads, improving safety for residents. Read about the latest developments.
Winnipeg holiday checkstop flags 3,000 vehicles
Winnipeg Police Service's festive season checkstop initiative resulted in nearly 3,000 vehicles being pulled over. Discover the details and outcomes of the annual road safety campaign.
Au pair describes alleged murder plot by Brendan Banfield
An au pair testified about an alleged scheme to kill Brendan Banfield's wife and another man. The case involves evidence from Herndon, Virginia, including a framed photo.
Court Sees Video of Fatal U-Haul Hit-and-Run in Edmonton
Surveillance footage of a deadly police pursuit involving a U-Haul truck was presented in an Edmonton courtroom. The incident, from February 2024, resulted in a fatality.
Tesla Driver Loses Bail Bid After Deadly Crash
Jefferson Dance, convicted in a fatal Barrie crash, loses his bail bid while appealing. He claims a mechanical defect, not impairment, caused the tragedy. Full story on the court's decision.
Two men charged after Vaughan police raid yields guns, ammo
Two men from York Region face charges after a police raid in Vaughan allegedly uncovered six firearms, ammunition, and a silencer. Get the full details on the January 9th operation.
Saskatoon man charged with new hate crimes for online posts
Brandon Taylor Moore, 45, faces additional charges for willfully promoting anti-Semitism and hatred online. The Saskatoon police investigation began in 2024. Read the latest details.
Calgary woman kills attacker in self-defence, police say
A Calgary woman fought off a violent sexual assault, killing her attacker with a knife. Police confirm she acted in self-defence and will not face charges. Read the full story.
Alberta lawyer faces hearing over COVID vaccine threats
Separatist lawyer Jeffrey Rath admits to 'overly aggressive' language in letters threatening officials with murder, war crimes charges over COVID vaccines. Read the details from the Law Society of Alberta hearing.
Windsor councillor seeks shorter paid parking, angled spots
A Windsor city councillor is pushing for reduced paid parking hours and angled parking downtown to improve accessibility and support local businesses. Learn about the proposed changes.
Developers Press Waterloo Region on Water Issues
Local developers warn that water and wastewater capacity delays in Waterloo Region are stalling critical housing projects. Read about the urgent calls for action.
Key Witness Cross-Examined in Moncton Murder Trial
The defence team challenged the testimony of a key Crown witness in the ongoing Moncton double-murder trial. Get the latest courtroom developments.
Peel Region summit tackles rising extortion crimes
Political leaders and law enforcement held a summit in Brampton to address a surge in extortion. Authorities are stepping up coordinated efforts to protect businesses and residents in Peel Region.
U.S. Attorney Defends Unprecedented Federal Reserve Probe
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro defends the DOJ's investigation into the Federal Reserve, claiming subpoenas were necessary after being ignored. Fed Chair Powell calls it political pressure. Read the latest.
Body found in Surrey house fire linked to vehicle blaze
A man was found dead in a burning Surrey home. IHIT confirms the fire is linked to a vehicle fire. Investigation ongoing. Read the latest details.
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