Alberta Recall Petitions Send Message to UCP Government
Alberta citizens are using recall petitions to voice frustration with Premier Danielle Smith's UCP government, despite challenging requirements and recent legislative changes.
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Alberta Chief Justices Clarify Court's Democratic Role
Alberta's three chief justices have released a rare public statement explaining the judiciary's constitutional role, following Premier Danielle Smith's recent comments about judicial overreach.
Sexual Assault Proceedings Target Nuns from Laval Convent
Legal proceedings have been initiated against nuns from a Laval convent in Montreal, with allegations of sexual assault emerging in a developing case that has drawn significant attention.
Explosive Chemicals Found in London, Ont. Home
London police have discovered chemicals capable of being used to create explosives at a Chesham Avenue residence, prompting an ongoing investigation and heightened security measures in the area.
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Myles Gray Hearing Delayed After Lawyer's Vulgar Remark
The public inquiry into Myles Gray's 2015 police beating death faces a month-long delay after officers' lawyers rejected a proposal to reinstate a lawyer who resigned over a vulgar comment caught on mic.
Ex-Windsor Police Worker Admits to Fraud
A former employee of the Windsor Police Service has entered a guilty plea in a fraud case, marking a significant development in an internal investigation.
Police Release Suspect Description After Richmond Hill Bank Robbery
York Regional Police have issued a suspect description following a bank robbery in Richmond Hill. Authorities are seeking public assistance in the ongoing investigation.
Windsor Man, 69, Charged in Minor Sexual Assault
Windsor Police Service has laid charges against a 69-year-old man for the alleged sexual assault of a minor, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts to address serious crimes in the community.
Accused in Edmonton Chinatown Homicides Withdraws Lawyer Firing Request
Justin Bone, facing second-degree murder charges for two 2022 Chinatown killings, reversed his decision to dismiss his lawyer after a courtroom argument that disrupted proceedings.
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Toronto Adds Sixth Snow Removal Site in Major Cleanup
Toronto officials announce a sixth snow removal site in Etobicoke as the city continues its massive cleanup from Sunday's 46-cm snowstorm, with operations expanding to residential areas.
Alberta Judges Urge Respect After Premier Smith's Comments
Judges in Edmonton respond to Premier Danielle Smith's statement about wanting to 'direct' the judiciary, emphasizing the importance of judicial independence and respect for the separation of powers in Alberta's legal system.
Iran Warns on Instability After U.S. Strike Group Arrival
Iranian officials caution against regional instability following the deployment of a U.S. aircraft carrier strike group, amid heightened tensions and symbolic displays in Tehran.
Italy Criticizes U.S. ICE Agents at Winter Olympics
Italian officials and public express growing anger over the planned deployment of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to bolster security at the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Games, citing sovereignty concerns.
Surrey Police Arrest Two in Shooting, Extortion Case
Surrey Police Service's anti-extortion task force arrested two foreign nationals after an early morning shooting incident, part of an ongoing investigation into organized crime activities in the region.
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Man Escapes Toronto Jail by Impersonating Another Inmate
Toronto police are searching for Steven Alexander Guzman Marroquin, who escaped from a Toronto jail by impersonating another inmate. The incident highlights security concerns.
Families Sue Over Fatal Boat Strike During Trump Era
The families of two men killed in a maritime incident during a military operation have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging an unlawful attack.
NATO Arctic Strategy: Nordic Push Against Russian Military
Nordic countries are using U.S. interest in Greenland to refocus NATO on Arctic security, highlighting Russia's extensive military buildup in the region as a critical threat to alliance members.
Tecumseh Eyes Council Conduct Training Before Bill 9
The Town of Tecumseh is exploring expanded conduct training for council members in anticipation of Ontario's Bill 9 legislation, following a recent council meeting discussion.
Israel Marks Return of Final Hostage's Remains After Two Years
Israel observes the return of the remains of Ran Gvili, the final hostage held in Gaza, marking a somber conclusion to a prolonged ordeal for families and the nation.
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CNN Panel Clash Over ICE Shooting of Nurse Alex Pretti
A CNN NewsNight panel erupted in debate after host Batya Ungar-Sargon called the federal agent's fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti a 'bad shoot' in a scrum, sparking fierce pushback from fellow guest Cari Champion who labeled it murder.
Windsor Police Seek Female Assault Suspect After Bar Incident
Windsor police are searching for a woman accused of assaulting a bar employee after a confrontation over a patron's shirt. The incident occurred on Ouellette Avenue.
Judge Orders ICE Chief to Court Over Due Process
A federal judge has mandated the acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to appear in court or face contempt charges for alleged due process violations in immigration cases.
Myles Gray Hearing Adjourned After Lawyer's Vulgar Comment
The public inquiry into the police-involved death of Myles Gray in Vancouver has been delayed for four weeks following the replacement of a lawyer over an inappropriate remark.
Barrie Snow Removal Update: Weather Event Continues
The City of Barrie continues its snow removal operations as a significant weather event remains in effect, with crews working to clear streets amid challenging winter conditions.
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Italy Protests U.S. ICE Agents at Winter Olympics
Italian officials voice strong opposition to U.S. plans to deploy ICE agents as part of security details for American dignitaries attending the 2026 Winter Olympics in Cortina d'Ampezzo.
Winnipeg Police Arrest Five in Arson and Extortion Investigation
Winnipeg police have arrested five individuals and issued Canada-wide warrants for two more following a significant investigation into arson and extortion cases in the city.
N.B. to Return Elected Members to Health Boards by 2030
The New Brunswick government introduces legislation to restore elected representatives to regional health boards, aiming for implementation by 2030 to enhance local accountability.
Israeli Journalist Exposes Iranian Regime's Brutality and Regional Changes
Influential Israeli journalist Amit Segal shares intelligence about 30,000 Iranians slaughtered by their government, regime collapse, and shifting Middle East dynamics in exclusive interview.
Mafia Daughter-in-Law Killed by Mistake, Court Told
Two men plead guilty to conspiracy to murder Antonio Gallo, admitting they mistakenly killed his wife Claudia Iacono outside her Montreal spa in 2023.
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N.S. Auditor General Flags Health-Care Reporting Issues
Nova Scotia's auditor general has identified significant transparency problems in the province's health-care reporting, raising concerns about accountability and public trust in the system.
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