Poilievre's Leadership Fight Amid Polling Challenges
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre continues his leadership battle despite recent polling showing Liberals ahead. Analysis of political shifts and voter sentiment in Canada.
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Pipeline, Extortion Crises Dominate Eby's Ottawa Meeting
British Columbia Premier David Eby met with federal counterparts in Ottawa, focusing on pipeline opposition and escalating extortion-related violence as key provincial concerns.
Daughter Speaks Out After Mother's Killing in B.C.
A grieving daughter shares her emotional story following her mother's tragic death in British Columbia, highlighting the profound personal impact of violent crime on families.
Carlson Slams Noem Over Comments on Killed Nurse
Tucker Carlson criticized Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem for labeling a fatally shot ICU nurse as a 'domestic terrorist' without evidence, contradicting video footage.
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Justin Bone Audio Recording Played in Murder Trial
An audio recording of Justin Bone was presented as evidence during his second-degree murder trial in Edmonton. The trial continues as the court examines the details of the case.
Ottawa News Anchor Critical After Stabbing
A prominent Ottawa news personality was rushed to hospital in critical condition following a violent stabbing incident in the Carlington neighborhood, sparking community concern and police investigation.
False Firearm Alarm Prompts Gravenhurst Road Closures
Ontario Provincial Police responded to a false firearm alarm in Gravenhurst, leading to temporary road closures. No threats were found, highlighting community safety protocols.
Provinces to Meet in Surrey on Extortion Wave: Eby
British Columbia Premier David Eby announces a meeting in Surrey for provinces grappling with an extortion wave, aiming to coordinate responses and share strategies to combat this rising threat.
Police Forces Opt Out of Federal Firearms Buyback
Several local police services across Canada have chosen not to participate in the federal government's assault-style firearms buyback initiative, raising questions about enforcement and provincial-federal coordination.
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Scarborough Man Charged in 2024 Lanark County Sex Offences
A 23-year-old Scarborough man has been charged with multiple sexual offences involving a youth in Lanark County, with alleged incidents dating back to June 2024, according to Ontario Provincial Police.
Trump's Omar Comments Criticized, Experts Weigh In
Former President Donald Trump faced widespread condemnation for suggesting Rep. Ilhan Omar staged her own assault. Political scientists examine how such rhetoric fuels conspiracy theories and political violence.
Husband Denies Plotting Wife's Murder in Au Pair Affair Trial
Brendan Banfield testifies in a Fairfax County double murder trial, denying he planned his wife's killing, in a case connected to an affair with an au pair. The trial continues with high stakes.
Edmonton Debates High Costs for New Neighborhoods
Edmonton city council examines escalating infrastructure expenses for new residential areas, with development charges potentially impacting housing affordability and municipal budgets.
Springfield RM Exits Capital Planning Region
The Rural Municipality of Springfield has officially opted out of the Capital Planning Region, marking a significant shift in its municipal governance and regional collaboration approach.
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Suspect Charged in Burnaby Golf Course Assault
A man faces charges after a violent attack was captured on camera at Burnaby Mountain Golf Course earlier this year, with authorities now moving forward with the case.
Poilievre's Leadership Review Chances Analyzed
Conservative Party members from various factions evaluate Pierre Poilievre's upcoming leadership review and his strategy to connect with Canadians if he retains his position.
Ex-Judge to Rule on In-Person Apology for Vancouver Police
A former judge will determine if Vancouver constables must apologize face-to-face to a Heiltsuk man and granddaughter after a controversial 2019 incident, highlighting ongoing reconciliation efforts.
Edmonton Auditor Finds Voting Day Staffing, Training Issues
A post-election audit in Edmonton reveals significant problems with inadequate training and worker shortages during the 2025 municipal election, impacting voting operations.
Police Complaint Commissioner Reviews Indigenous Handcuffing Case
The Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner will review a discipline decision involving Vancouver police officers who handcuffed an Indigenous grandfather and granddaughter in 2019.
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Carney's Defence Procurement: Jets, Subs, and Trade-offs
The Carney government faces complex decisions on military procurement, including potential changes to F-35 fighter jet orders, submarine deals with auto plant incentives, and new navy ship contracts, all with significant economic implications.
Ford: PQ Victory a 'Disaster' for Canada
Ontario Premier Doug Ford warns a Parti Québécois election win would be catastrophic for Canada, emphasizing unity amid U.S. trade tensions.
Calgary Restaurant Owners Appeal Fraud Convictions
Three Calgary restaurant owners convicted of defrauding temporary foreign workers of $44,000 in bogus government fees have filed appeals against their convictions and jail sentences.
Vance Mocks Duckworth, Senator Delivers Sharp Retort
Vice President JD Vance compared Senator Tammy Duckworth to Forrest Gump during a foreign policy hearing, prompting the veteran to deliver a scathing response about presidential service.
Edmonton Man Charged with Murder After Highway 2 Body Discovery
A 27-year-old Edmonton man faces second-degree murder charges after RCMP discovered a body near Slave Lake. The victim has been identified as 39-year-old Kirk Grey.
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Poilievre Sticks to Old Pitch for Conservative Leadership
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre enters his leadership review with an unchanged agenda, betting that his core message on sovereignty and development will resonate despite Liberal criticism.
Calgary Court Orders Risk Assessment for Kidnapping Convict
A Calgary court has ordered a psychiatric risk assessment for Salah Aden, convicted in a violent kidnapping case involving a proof-of-life video and ransom demands.
Toronto Teen Faces Firearm Charges in Scarborough Probe
A 17-year-old Toronto youth faces multiple charges after police seized a loaded handgun and overcapacity magazine in Scarborough. Two other teens also charged in separate robbery case.
ICE Advisory Role Only at Winter Olympics, Says U.S. Ambassador
U.S. Ambassador to Italy confirms ICE's Homeland Security Investigations unit will have no enforcement role at the 2026 Winter Games, focusing solely on intelligence sharing.
Three Calgary Homes May Be Displaced by Bearspaw Main Work
Three properties near Edworthy Park in Calgary could face temporary displacement as the city replaces the Bearspaw South feeder main, with compensation options being explored for affected residents.
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Alberta Agencies Launch Anti-Illicit Tobacco Campaign
Alberta Crime Stoppers, AGLC and RCMP launch month-long campaign targeting illicit tobacco trade, highlighting health risks and $500M in lost tax revenue.
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