U.S. Military Exercises in Middle East as Iran Tensions Rise
The United States announces military exercises in the Middle East as diplomatic tensions with Iran escalate, highlighting regional security concerns.
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Windsor Reduces Winter Road Budget After $450K Snow Clearing
Windsor city council voted to reduce winter road maintenance funding by $385,000 despite recent heavy snowfall requiring $450,000 for residential street clearing, highlighting budget challenges.
Tillis Criticizes Trump Officials on Border Incident
Republican Senator Thom Tillis sharply criticized Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and White House aide Stephen Miller for their handling of a fatal Border Patrol shooting and disaster relief management.
OPP Officer Signs Peace Bond, Break-In Charges Dropped
An on-duty OPP officer accused of break-and-enter at her ex-boyfriend's home has signed a peace bond, resulting in criminal charges being withdrawn by the Crown.
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N.S. Man Charged for Facebook Intimidation of Justice Participant
A Nova Scotia man has been criminally charged after allegedly using Facebook to intimidate a participant in the justice system, highlighting ongoing concerns about online harassment.
Two Dead in Northeast Calgary Overnight Incident
Calgary police are investigating an overnight incident in the Redstone community that left two people deceased. Authorities confirm there is no ongoing risk to public safety.
Ottawa Council to Vote on Neighborhood Transformation Bylaw
Ottawa City Council is set to vote on a comprehensive new bylaw that will significantly alter neighborhood aesthetics and development standards across the city.
Robertson's Pipeline Tightrope in Federal Cabinet Role
Federal Housing Minister Gregor Robertson balances past opposition to Trans Mountain with current government energy policies under Prime Minister Mark Carney's leadership in Ottawa.
Senior Indian Official Among Five Dead in Plane Crash
A private plane crash in western India has claimed five lives, including a senior state official, sparking national mourning and raising questions about aviation safety.
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Canada's Population to Hit 57 Million by 2075: StatCan
Statistics Canada releases new long-term population projections, forecasting significant growth and demographic shifts over the next five decades.
Kingsville Armed Robbery: Vehicle Set on Fire
Ontario Provincial Police are searching for two armed suspects after a driver was robbed and their vehicle set ablaze in rural Kingsville. No injuries reported.
Graham Defends Miller, Blames Sanctuary Cities
Senator Lindsey Graham strongly defended Stephen Miller amid Republican criticism, stating Trump's loyalty is unwavering and that sanctuary cities are the real issue.
Two Dead After Calgary Redstone Incident, Police Probe
Calgary police are investigating a disturbance at a Redstone residence that resulted in two deaths on January 28, 2026, with details emerging about the ongoing inquiry into the tragic event.
$7.4M for Leamington Sewer Separation Project
The Windsor area receives substantial federal funding for a critical sewer separation project in Leamington, aimed at improving water management and environmental protection.
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Banff Reaches Breaking Point Amid Tourism Overload
A former Banff municipal official warns that unmanaged tourism growth has created dangerous congestion and compromised emergency access, calling for immediate strategic changes.
Ex-South Korean First Lady Gets 20-Month Prison Term
Kim Keon Hee, wife of former President Yoon Suk Yeol, receives a 20-month prison sentence for corruption charges, marking a significant legal development in South Korea.
Edmonton's Year-Long Budget Planning Process Begins
Edmonton city council initiates a comprehensive year-long public engagement process to develop the next four-year budget cycle, featuring ward meetings and workshops.
Quebec's New Doctor Pay Model: Impact on Patients
Quebec's landmark agreement shifts family doctor compensation from fee-for-service to a blended model centered on patient enrollment, aiming to connect 500,000 more Quebecers with primary care by 2026.
Winnipeg Firefighters Battle East Elmwood Fire
Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service crews are on scene of a fire in the East Elmwood neighborhood. Details are emerging as emergency responders work in frigid conditions.
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Canada's Major Role in Jamaica Hurricane Rebuilding
A Montreal news team captures Canada's significant contribution to Jamaica's infrastructure restoration after Hurricane Melissa, highlighting on-the-ground efforts and international cooperation.
80-Year-Old Driver Charged After Tow Operator Struck in Barrie
An 80-year-old motorist has been charged following an incident where a tow truck operator was struck during a service call in Barrie, Ontario, according to police reports.
Windsor Mom Faces Prison for Daughter's Pool Drowning
Crown seeks prison sentence for Windsor mother convicted of criminal negligence after her 5-year-old daughter drowned in a stranger's pool while left unattended during a date.
Impaired Driving Tragedy: Alberta Paramedic's Story
An Edmonton paramedic shares her devastating loss as impaired driving fatalities persist despite overall declines, revealing complacency remains deadly.
Carney's Bureaucracy Cut Targets Questioned
Prime Minister Marc Carney's pledge to reduce the federal civil service by 10% faces scrutiny as analysis suggests current plans may only achieve half that goal.
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UK PM's China Trip Balances Trade, Security, Trump
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's diplomatic mission to Beijing navigates complex trade interests, national security concerns, and the shadow of U.S. politics under Donald Trump.
Alberta Separatists Rally in Edmonton Against Carney
Alberta separatists gathered at an Edmonton hotel, criticizing Prime Minister Mark Carney and immigration while pushing for a provincial independence referendum.
NORAD: Why U.S. Jets Patrol Canadian Airspace
Learn about NORAD's 67-year history and three missions as U.S. Ambassador warns Canada must buy F-35s or face increased U.S. patrols in Canadian airspace.
Mideast Worry Over Possible U.S. Strike After Iran Protests
A month after widespread protests began in Iran, regional tensions are escalating with growing concerns about a potential U.S. military response. The situation has created uncertainty across the Middle East as diplomatic channels remain strained.
OPP Track Stolen Truck, Charge Suspect in Northern Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police successfully located a stolen pickup truck and charged a suspect following an investigation in Northern Ontario. The incident highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts against vehicle theft in the region.
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Toronto Vigil for Man Killed by U.S. Border Patrol
A vigil was held in Toronto to honor a Canadian man fatally shot by U.S. Border Patrol agents in Minneapolis, sparking cross-border discussions on use of force and accountability.
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