Ex-UFC Fighter Testifies in Laval Murder Trial
Edouardo Larenas, a former UFC fighter, testified in his second-degree murder trial, describing a violent home invasion struggle that led to a 17-year-old's death. The trial continues in Laval.
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Trump Orders Reopening of Venezuelan Airspace for Travel
U.S. President Donald Trump has instructed officials to reopen Venezuela's airspace to commercial aviation, a significant shift in policy announced during a White House meeting.
Quebec Family Caregivers Eligible for Remuneration
Family caregivers in Quebec can now receive financial compensation for their essential support roles, marking a significant policy shift to recognize their contributions.
Pope Directs Vatican on Abuse Cases: Uphold Truth, Justice, Charity
Pope Leo XIV has instructed the Vatican office handling clerical sex abuse cases to prioritize truth, justice, and charity, emphasizing a renewed commitment to accountability and support for victims.
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Ventura: Minnesota Should 'Join Canada' to Escape Trump
Former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura suggests the state should petition to leave the U.S. and join Canada, citing political differences with the Trump administration and praising Canada's healthcare system.
Denmark Optimistic After US Talks on Greenland Security
Denmark's foreign minister reports positive technical discussions with the United States regarding Greenland's security, marking a diplomatic shift after recent tensions.
Democrats Threaten Shutdown Over ICE Reform
U.S. Democrats are prepared to trigger a federal government shutdown if the White House does not meet their demands for significant reforms to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Waterloo Region Encampment Bylaw Hearing Pushed Back
A key court hearing regarding Waterloo Region's controversial encampment bylaw has been postponed, delaying a decision on regulations affecting unhoused individuals in Kitchener and surrounding areas.
Poilievre's Leadership Review as Conservatives Meet in Calgary
Conservative Party members gather in Calgary for a critical leadership review of Pierre Poilievre, assessing his viability as a future prime minister amid national political scrutiny.
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Lethbridge Man Accused of Workplace Indecent Exposure
A 53-year-old Lethbridge man faces charges after allegedly exposing himself to women at his workplace, with police releasing details of the arrest and ongoing investigation.
9.5-Year Sentence for Woman in Taya Sinclair Death Case
Chelsey Crowe receives nine and a half years in prison for her involvement in the 2022 death of Taya Sinclair, as family members describe devastating impacts.
PQ Leader Calls Ford's Election Comments 'Bad Theatre'
Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon dismisses Ontario Premier Doug Ford's warnings about a PQ victory as political theatre, while Quebec Liberals defend Ford's right to speak on national unity.
Second Death in West Nipissing Crash, Police Probe Continues
A tragic weekend collision in West Nipissing has claimed a second life, with local police continuing their investigation into the fatal incident that occurred on January 25, 2026.
Arrests Made in ByWard Market Break-In Series
Ottawa police have charged a 39-year-old man and 29-year-old woman following a pattern of overnight commercial break-ins in the ByWard Market area earlier this month.
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Kelly Burke Named Canada's New Language Watchdog
Franco-Ontarian lawyer Kelly Burke is set to become Canada's official languages commissioner, succeeding Raymond Théberge. She brings extensive experience from her role as Ontario's French language service commissioner.
China Executes 11 in Myanmar Scam Crackdown
Chinese authorities have executed 11 individuals linked to a Myanmar-based criminal group as part of a sweeping crackdown on telecom and internet fraud operations targeting Chinese citizens.
Windsor Man Charged in $37,000 Vandalism Spree
Windsor police have laid charges against a suspect following a significant vandalism spree in east Windsor that caused approximately $37,000 in damages to local properties.
London, Ont. Police Seize 31 U.S. Guns, 12.5 kg Fentanyl
A significant police operation in London, Ontario, has resulted in the seizure of 31 crime guns originating from the United States and a substantial 12.5 kilograms of fentanyl, highlighting cross-border criminal activity.
RCMP Seek Tips in 2022 Kamloops Teen Homicide
British Columbia RCMP are asking for new information regarding the 2022 killing of Jagraj Dhinsa, a teenager whose body was found near Kamloops. A small memorial marks the site.
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TKMS, Seaspan Sign Submarine Sustainment Agreement
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) has entered into a strategic agreement with Seaspan for submarine sustainment services in Canada, marking a significant development in the nation's naval defense capabilities.
Teen Stabs RCMP Officer at Winnipeg Health Centre
A Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer was stabbed by a teenage suspect at a health facility in Winnipeg, Manitoba, prompting an investigation into the violent incident at a medical center.
PQ Leader Dismisses Ford's 'Disaster' Comment as Melodramatic
Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon criticizes Ontario Premier Doug Ford for calling a potential PQ election victory a 'disaster for Canada,' labeling the remarks as exaggerated political theater.
Buttigieg on Trump Admin's Response to ICE Shooting
Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg says the Trump administration is 'on the back foot' following the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by ICE agents in Minnesota.
Two Arrested for ByWard Market Break-Ins in Ottawa
Ottawa Police have apprehended two individuals following a series of commercial break-ins in the ByWard Market area. The arrests come as authorities investigate multiple incidents of property crime.
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Man Wanted on Canada-Wide Warrant Arrested in Saint John (29.01.2026)
Saint John police have apprehended Austin Inman, who was wanted on a Canada-wide warrant. The arrest follows an investigation into serious charges, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts in New Brunswick.
Edmonton Man Charged with Child Sexual Offences
An Edmonton man has been formally charged with multiple child sexual offences following a detailed police investigation. The case highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts to address such serious crimes in the community.
Carney to Focus on Domestic Economy at Premiers Meeting
Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasizes building Canada's economic strength at home during a meeting with premiers, as global trade tensions and domestic issues loom.
Ex-Deputy Sentenced for Killing 911 Caller in Springfield
Sean Grayson receives 20-year prison sentence for shooting Sonya Massey, a Black woman who called police about a prowler. The case prompted legal reforms and a $10M settlement.
Ex-Olympian Ryan Wedding Sought Injunction Before Drug Arrest
Alleged Canadian drug lord Ryan Wedding, a former Olympic snowboarder, sought a court injunction in Mexico last year fearing arrest. He was captured after an international manhunt.
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Charter Centralizing Canada: Data Shows Provincial Power Erosion
Recent research from the Macdonald Laurier Institute provides empirical evidence that the Charter of Rights and Freedoms has accelerated centralization, with Supreme Court decisions disproportionately invalidating provincial laws.
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