Weekend Armed Assaults Injure Two Men in Montreal
A 45-year-old man sustained upper-body injuries in a downtown Montreal armed assault early Sunday, marking the second such incident over the weekend involving edged weapons.
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Thunder Bay Police Scene Closes Streets, Suspect Charged
A police operation in Thunder Bay temporarily closed streets, now reopened. A 20-year-old man faces charges for 48 vehicle break-ins in Mississauga, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts.
Three Charged with Murder in 2023 Dawson Creek New Year's Eve Death
Three men have been charged with first-degree murder in the 2023 New Year's Eve killing of Robert Girbav in Dawson Creek, B.C., following a complex RCMP investigation.
Toronto Humber Yacht Club Closure After 70 Years
The Toronto Humber Yacht Club, operating since 1956, faces closure as the city declines to renew its lease, citing environmental issues and lack of dialogue.
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Canadian Soldier Dies in Latvia, Father Urges Service
Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, 24, died while deployed in Latvia. His father, heartbroken, hopes his son's story inspires others to join the Canadian Armed Forces.
Child Detained in Minneapolis Immigration Raids Returns Home
A five-year-old boy detained in Trump administration immigration raids in Minneapolis has been released and returned home after a judge criticized the government's 'ill-conceived' deportation quota pursuit.
North Bay Man Charged for Stealing Running Vehicle from Job Site
A North Bay man has been charged after allegedly stealing a running vehicle from a downtown construction site. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about vehicle theft and security at local job sites.
Georgia Hotel Shooting: Officer Killed, Another Wounded
A tragic shooting at a Georgia hotel has left one police officer dead and another critically wounded, with a suspect in custody as investigations continue into the violent incident.
Montreal Protest Against Trump Immigration Crackdown
Demonstrators gathered at the U.S. Consulate in Montreal to protest former President Trump's immigration enforcement measures, highlighting cross-border solidarity and concerns over human rights.
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Sault Police Ask Public to ID Staples Theft Suspect
Sault Ste. Marie police and Crime Stoppers are requesting public assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a theft at a local Staples store on January 14, 2026.
Drainville Launches Bid to Replace Legault as CAQ Leader
Bernard Drainville has officially launched his campaign to become the next leader of the Coalition Avenir Québec, marking a pivotal moment in Quebec politics as he seeks to succeed François Legault.
Three Charged with Murder in Dawson Creek Homicide
RCMP have charged three individuals with murder following a homicide investigation in Dawson Creek, British Columbia. The case highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts in the region.
Epstein Document Review Over, No New Charges Planned
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche announces conclusion of Jeffrey Epstein file review, stating no further charges will be filed despite survivors' concerns about alleged abusers remaining protected.
Montreal Anti-ICE Protest Supports Minneapolis Resistance
A demonstration in downtown Montreal on Sunday afternoon opposes U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions, showing solidarity with Minneapolis protests following fatal shootings.
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Alberta Separatists Won't Name Trump Officials Met
An Alberta separatist organization is refusing to disclose which members of the former Trump administration it has engaged with, citing high-level discussions.
China's Influence Strategy Analyzed Amid Western Diplomatic Shifts
A seasoned China-watcher explains how the Chinese Communist Party extends its global influence as Canada, the UK, and South Korea engage with Beijing amid US policy uncertainty.
Hamilton Shooting Probe, Mississauga Break-in Charges
Hamilton Police are investigating the city's first shooting of 2026, while Peel Regional Police have charged a man in connection with 48 vehicle break-ins in Mississauga.
Leamington Structure Fire Prompts OPP Public Advisory
A structure fire in Leamington, Ontario has led the Ontario Provincial Police to issue a public advisory. Authorities are responding to the incident, urging residents to avoid the area for safety.
OPP Probes Bath Institution Inmate Death
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the death of a 49-year-old inmate at Bath Institution west of Kingston. The man was found in medical distress and later pronounced dead.
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Immigration Deal to End U.S. Government Shutdown Expected
House Speaker Mike Johnson predicts a congressional agreement this week to restrain DHS immigration enforcement and fund the government, following outcry over recent killings.
Trump's Davos Antics Expose Globalist Hypocrisy
Donald Trump's confrontational appearance at the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos has compelled Western leaders, including Canada's Mark Carney, to acknowledge populist critiques of the Washington-led world order.
OPP Investigates Inmate Death at Kingston-Area Prison
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the death of an inmate at Bath Institution, a federal medium-security prison located near Kingston, Ontario. The incident occurred on February 1, 2026.
OPP Probes Inmate Death at Kingston-Area Prison
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the death of an inmate at Bath Institution, a federal medium-security facility near Kingston. The incident underscores ongoing concerns about prison safety and inmate welfare in Canada's correctional system.
Police Seek Person in Shakespeare Gas Station Break-In
Ontario Provincial Police are asking for public assistance to identify a person of interest and a vehicle connected to a recent break-in at a gas station in Shakespeare, Ontario.
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Paris Jewish School Vandalized: Windows Broken, Camera Torn Off
A Jewish primary school in Paris was targeted by vandals who broke windows and tore off security equipment. French authorities are investigating the antisemitic incident amid rising tensions.
Father and Son Released from Immigration Detention in Texas
A five-year-old boy and his father detained by ICE in Minnesota and held in Texas have been released and returned home following a judicial order, sparking controversy over enforcement tactics.
Minnesota Father and Son Return from Texas Detention
A father and his five-year-old son have returned to Minnesota after being held at a Texas detention facility, highlighting ongoing family separation concerns.
Winnipeg Snow-Clearing to Start by Noon
The City of Winnipeg announces its snow-clearing operation will begin by noon today, as winter weather persists across the region. Residents are advised to prepare for potential disruptions.
U.S.-Russia Nuclear Treaty Expires with Trump Inaction
The New START treaty, the last remaining nuclear arms control agreement between the United States and Russia, has expired without renewal. President Trump has not acted on Putin's extension offer despite initial positive comments.
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Smith: MLAs Free to Sign Separation Petitions
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith states she will not restrict her MLAs from signing petitions, including those advocating for provincial separation, as separatist drives begin across Alberta.
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