Drunk Driver Guilty in Fatal Scarborough Crash
Rahil Patel admitted to impaired driving causing death and bodily harm in a 2022 collision that killed Prapananth Logeswaran and severely injured a passenger.
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Five Suspects Sought in Burlington Mall Jewelry Robbery
Halton police are searching for five suspects after a smash-and-grab robbery at a jewelry store in Burlington's Mapleview Centre mall on January 25, 2026.
Durham Cops Accused of Assaulting Lawyer at Courthouse
Advocates are demanding an independent investigation after allegations that Durham Regional Police officers assaulted a lawyer at the Oshawa courthouse.
Barron Trump's Call Leads to London Assault Conviction
Matvei Rumiantsev convicted of assault after Barron Trump witnessed beating via FaceTime. The 19-year-old called London police from the U.S., leading to arrest.
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OPP Asks Public to ID Person of Interest After Leamington Crash
Ontario Provincial Police request public help identifying a person of interest connected to a serious vehicle collision in Leamington on January 25, 2026, releasing photos to aid the investigation.
Durham Cops Accused of Assaulting Lawyer; Probe Demanded
A lawyer was allegedly assaulted by Durham Regional Police officers at a courthouse, prompting calls from advocates for an independent investigation into the incident.
Didsbury RCMP Hunt Knife-Wielding Suspect After Home Invasion
RCMP in Didsbury are searching for a masked suspect who brandished two knives while attempting to enter a family's home. The homeowners managed to force the intruder out without injuries in what police describe as an isolated incident.
Barron Trump's London Police Call Leads to Conviction
A London assailant was convicted after Barron Trump reported a crime he witnessed on video to police, highlighting a unique international intervention.
Ford PCs Bar Media from Party Convention
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's Progressive Conservatives have excluded journalists from their party convention, sparking debate over transparency in provincial politics.
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Surrey Business Shooting Linked to Extortion: Police
Surrey Police Service is investigating a shooting at a local business believed to be connected to an extortion scheme, with no injuries reported in the incident.
Charges Stayed Against Calgary Woman in Counterfeit Case
A Calgary judge has stayed charges against a local woman after counterfeit money evidence was destroyed, highlighting evidence preservation issues in the justice system.
Surrey Police Seek Witnesses After Shooting, Release Suspect Photos
Surrey Police Service releases images of two men charged in a shooting incident, urging witnesses, victims or associates to come forward with information to aid the investigation.
Callander Appoints Deputy Mayor as New Mayor
Callander's council has voted to appoint the deputy mayor as the new mayor following sudden resignations, with the integrity commissioner reviewing the situation.
Orillia Man in Court for Alleged Teen Sexual Assault
A man from Orillia, Ontario, faces charges of sexually assaulting teenage girls and made a court appearance. The case highlights ongoing legal proceedings in Simcoe County.
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Police Handle Barricaded Person in Woolwich Township
Waterloo Regional Police responded to a barricaded person situation in Woolwich Township, deploying specialized units to manage the incident safely.
Alberta May Surpass B.C. in Population by 2050
Statistics Canada forecasts Alberta's population growth could exceed British Columbia's within the next quarter-century, driven by economic factors and interprovincial migration trends.
Rubio Begins Arctic Security Talks with Denmark, Greenland
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has launched technical discussions with officials from Denmark and Greenland to address Arctic security concerns amid growing geopolitical tensions in the region.
FBI Searches Fulton County Elections Office in Georgia
FBI agents conducted a court-authorized search at the Fulton County elections office near Atlanta, as investigations into the 2020 election continue amid legal battles and political tensions.
Toronto Boosts Snow Clearing After Admitting Sidewalk Failures
City officials acknowledge inadequate sidewalk clearing following Toronto's major snowfall, deploying additional crews and prioritizing narrow residential streets in cleanup efforts.
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Halifax to Vote on Official Municipal Tartan
Halifax residents will participate in a democratic vote to select an official tartan design that will represent their municipality's unique identity and heritage.
Ignatieff: Carney's Time Running Out to Save Canada
Michael Ignatieff expresses concern that Prime Minister Mark Carney's ambitious plan to reposition Canada internationally may require more time than available, amid global power shifts.
OPP Seeks Help to Find Missing Simcoe Man
Ontario Provincial Police are asking for the public's help to locate Joseph Kabalan, 44, who was last seen in Simcoe on Saturday evening in the Norfolk Street South and Peel Street area.
Man Arrested After 11-Hour Standoff on Vancouver's Granville Street
Vancouver police have arrested a man following an extended 11-hour standoff that shut down part of busy Granville Street on January 28, 2026. The incident caused significant disruption in the downtown core.
Obama: Federal Tactics in Minnesota Threaten Freedoms
Former President Barack Obama warns that aggressive immigration enforcement in Minnesota poses a broader threat to American freedoms, following fatal shootings and widespread fear.
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Sask. Shelters Provide Relief During Extreme Cold Weather
Saskatchewan shelters like The Bridge on 20th and Nēwo-Yōtina Friendship Centre are providing essential warmth and meals as temperatures plummet to -40°C, offering crucial support to vulnerable populations during dangerous winter conditions.
Calgary Cop Fired for Sharing Sex Video with Coworkers
Constable Mike Oakey has been dismissed by the Calgary Police Service for sexual exploitation after showing coworkers explicit videos and photos of a colleague.
Trump's Words Devalue Canadian Accomplishments
Political commentator Steve Murphy argues that former President Donald Trump's recent statements diminish the significance of Canada's domestic and international achievements.
Oshawa Knifepoint Robbery, Puslinch Bribery Case
A 22-year-old Oshawa man faces multiple charges after allegedly robbing a Church's Chicken at knifepoint. In a separate incident, a Puslinch man is accused of attempting to bribe an OPP officer after a crash.
Ford, Holt Back Carney on 'Abnormal' U.S. Relations
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt align with Mark Carney's assessment that the U.S.-Canada relationship faces extraordinary challenges, highlighting economic and political strains.
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U.S. Agents on Leave After Minneapolis Shooting
Multiple U.S. federal agents have been placed on administrative leave following a recent shooting incident in Minneapolis, according to media reports. The event has sparked renewed scrutiny of cross-border enforcement actions.
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