El Paso Airspace Closure Tied to Mexican Cartel Drones
The Trump administration confirmed that a recent airspace closure in El Paso was prompted by security threats from Mexican cartel drones, highlighting ongoing cross-border security challenges.
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Trump Name Appears Over a Million Times in Epstein Files, Raskin Says
Rep. Jamie Raskin disclosed that President Donald Trump's name appears more than a million times in unredacted Jeffrey Epstein documents, raising questions about transparency and prior claims.
El Paso Airspace Closure Tied to Cartel Drones, Official Says
A Trump administration official has revealed that the temporary closure of airspace over El Paso was directly connected to suspected drone operations by Mexican cartels, raising security concerns.
Police Operation Targets Hells Angels in Major Crackdown
A significant police operation has been launched targeting Hells Angels organizations, focusing on criminal activities and enforcement actions across multiple provinces.
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Calgary Shooting Leaves Man in Serious Condition, No Arrests
A Tuesday night shooting in southeast Calgary has left one man hospitalized in serious-but-stable condition. Police are investigating with no arrests made yet.
Submarine Contract Winner Likely Announced This Year: MP
A Canadian MP indicates the federal government will probably reveal the winner of a major submarine procurement contract in 2026, highlighting ongoing defence modernization efforts.
FAA Reopens El Paso Airspace After Brief Closure
The Federal Aviation Administration lifted a temporary airspace closure over El Paso International Airport in Texas, reversing a 10-day shutdown announced earlier for security reasons.
Police Probe Lotto Ticket Thefts in Cambridge
Authorities in Cambridge are seeking the public's help to identify a suspect linked to multiple lottery ticket thefts from local retailers.
Montreal Auto Thefts Down 18%, Recovery Remains Low
A new report reveals a significant 18% decrease in auto thefts in Montreal compared to last year, though vehicle recovery efforts continue to face challenges with persistently low rates.
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No Charges for Halton Police in Fatal Drunk Driving Crash
The SIU has cleared Halton Regional Police officers who did not administer a breathalyzer before a drunk driver caused a crash that killed three people in Milton in 2024.
B.C. Seeks Forfeiture of Homes, Cars, Cash in Tobacco Case
British Columbia's civil forfeiture director is suing to seize two properties, two SUVs, and over $1 million in cash after undercover police bought illegal cigarettes at a New Westminster store. The store owner has a prior conviction for similar offenses.
Judge Stays Charges in Ontario Sex Crimes Case Over Speedy Trial
An Ontario judge has stayed charges against Robert Moroziuk for historical sex crimes, citing a violation of his constitutional right to a speedy trial. The decision highlights ongoing legal debates over trial delays in Canada's justice system.
Windsor Expands Downtown Surveillance with Green Light Cameras
Windsor city council unanimously approved funding for nearly 100 outdoor surveillance cameras downtown, featuring blinking green beacons to signal safe areas and real-time monitoring capabilities.
FAA Closes El Paso Airport for 10 Days Over Security
The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a 10-day flight ban at El Paso International Airport, citing special security reasons and warning of potential deadly force against violators.
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Carney Pauses Trip After B.C. Shooting Leaves 10 Dead
Prime Minister Mark Carney expresses devastation over a mass shooting in British Columbia that killed 10 people, including the suspect, leading him to postpone his scheduled trip to the Munich Security Conference.
Man Charged in Drug Trafficking Investigation Near Truro, N.S.
A man faces charges following a Royal Canadian Mounted Police drug trafficking investigation and search operation in the Truro, Nova Scotia area. The RCMP executed a search warrant as part of an ongoing probe into illicit narcotics distribution.
Carney Pauses Trip After B.C. School Shooting Tragedy
Prime Minister Mark Carney expresses devastation over a mass shooting in British Columbia that left 10 dead, postponing his scheduled trip to the Munich Security Conference.
Calgary Man Injured in Southeast Restaurant Shooting
Calgary police are actively searching for suspects after a man was shot and critically injured outside a southeast restaurant on February 10, 2026. The victim remains in serious but stable condition.
Father, Two Children Dead in Kitigan Zibi Shooting
A father and two children, aged 10 and 12, were killed in a shooting at Kitigan Zibi First Nation early Wednesday. The Sûreté du Québec is investigating with community police assistance.
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Man Released in Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping Search
A man detained for questioning in the kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie has been released, as authorities release doorbell footage of a masked suspect and the search enters its 11th day.
Three Dead in Kitigan Zibi Early Morning Tragedy
Police confirm three fatalities after a 2:15 a.m. incident at a residence in the Outaouais community of Kitigan Zibi Algonquin First Nation. The Sûreté du Québec is investigating.
France Seeks Probe After Diplomat Cited in Epstein Files
French authorities have called for an investigation following the mention of a diplomat in newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents, raising concerns over international implications.
Winnipeg Firefighters Respond to Two Apartment Fires Tuesday
Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service crews were dispatched to two separate apartment building fires on Tuesday evening, working to contain the blazes and ensure resident safety.
Poland, Italy Opt Out of Trump's Board of Peace Plan
In a significant diplomatic development, Poland and Italy have officially announced they will not join former U.S. President Donald Trump's Board of Peace initiative, signaling potential challenges for the proposed international framework.
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Zelenskiy: Territory Deal Focus of Next US Talks on Ukraine War
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has accepted a US offer to host talks next week aimed at ending Russia's war, with negotiators set to tackle the contentious issue of territory, including a proposed free economic zone in Donbas.
Man Charged with Murder in 2024 Brampton Shooting
A man has been formally charged with first-degree murder in connection with a deadly 2024 shooting in Brampton, as police continue their investigation into the homicide.
Quebec Doctors Seek to Share Powers with Health Professionals
The Quebec College of Physicians proposes expanding authority to other healthcare workers, aiming to improve patient access and system efficiency amid ongoing reforms.
Inquest into Saskatchewan Penitentiary Inmate Death Begins
A public inquest has commenced in Prince Albert to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of an inmate at Saskatchewan Penitentiary, aiming to provide transparency and recommendations.
Two Vehicles Damaged in Montreal Fire
A fire in Montreal's Saint-Laurent borough on February 10, 2026, resulted in damage to two vehicles. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in urban areas.
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Windsor City Hall Criticized for Ice Rink Protester Arrest
Windsor Star readers argue that the arrest of a protester at the city hall ice rink violates Canadian Charter rights, calling for education on freedoms.
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