Saskatoon Police Investigate Multiple Forcible Entry Assaults
Saskatoon police are actively investigating several incidents of forcible entry assaults, with authorities urging residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity.
Category : Politics
Doomsday Clock Set Closest to Midnight in History
Atomic scientists have moved the symbolic Doomsday Clock to 85 seconds to midnight, citing escalating global threats from nuclear risk, climate change, and disruptive technologies.
Alberta Residents Charged in Major Drug Bust
Two individuals from southern Alberta have been charged with drug trafficking after RCMP seized significant quantities of cocaine, methamphetamine, and other substances from a Fort Macleod residence.
Windsor Police Remind Residents of Snowmobile Bylaw
Windsor Police have issued a public reminder about a municipal bylaw that prohibits the operation of snowmobiles within city limits, emphasizing safety and legal compliance during winter months.
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Nova Scotia Scraps Permits for Low-Risk Activities
Nova Scotia's government removes permit requirements for low-risk activities as part of a broader effort to streamline regulations and reduce administrative burdens for residents and businesses.
Conservative Magazine Calls for Homeland Security Secretary's Removal
The National Review has labeled Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem as the Trump administration's most incompetent official following her remarks on a fatal shooting by border agents.
Ford Responds to ICE Contract Criticism
Ontario Premier Doug Ford distances his government from a controversial contract with an internal combustion engine manufacturer, amid broader political and environmental debates.
Fugitive Captured, Charged in Toronto Elderly Woman Murder
Ashton Drysdale, a federal offender on the run since March 2025 for parole breach, has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder in the December killing of 79-year-old Jolan Kun in Toronto.
Fatal B.C. Crash: Driver Dead, Another Arrested for Impaired
A 27-year-old Alberta man died in a head-on crash in British Columbia, while a 25-year-old Saskatchewan man was arrested on suspicion of impaired driving. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns.
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B.C. Man Jailed for Posting Ex's Intimate Images Online
A British Columbia judge sentenced a 42-year-old man to five months in prison for uploading intimate photos and videos of his ex-girlfriend to Pornhub without consent, generating over 13,700 views.
Surrey Urges Ottawa to Declare Emergency Over Extortions
Surrey City Council unanimously calls on federal government to declare state of emergency amid escalating extortion violence, with 36 cases and 8 shootings recorded in 2026.
Suspect ID'd After B.C. Woman Reports Horse Assault in Vernon
A suspect has been identified following disturbing allegations from a B.C. woman who claims horses were sexually assaulted at a Vernon equestrian facility, with police investigating the incident.
Guelph Man Hides in Basement After Home Break-In
A Guelph resident was discovered hiding in a basement after a break-in at a north-end home, according to local police reports. The incident highlights ongoing community safety concerns.
Police Presence at London Home on Chesham Avenue
London police have heightened their presence at a residence on Chesham Avenue as part of an ongoing investigation, with details remaining limited as authorities continue their work at the scene.
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Woman Wanted After Assault at Windsor Bar: Police
Windsor Police Service is searching for a female suspect accused of assaulting an employee at a downtown establishment. Authorities have released details as the investigation continues.
Florida Brothers on Trial in NY for Sex Trafficking
Wealthy siblings from Florida are on trial in Manhattan for alleged sex trafficking and abuse, highlighting a major federal prosecution in New York's courts.
Hannity Slams ICE Home Depot Raids, Suggests Cash-for-Departure Plan
Fox News host Sean Hannity questions ICE's workplace immigration raids at retailers like Home Depot, advocating instead for a voluntary departure program with financial incentives for migrants.
Legault Could Stay as MNA After Leaving as Quebec Premier
Quebec Premier François Legault might continue serving as a Member of the National Assembly after his tenure as premier ends, according to recent reports.
Toronto Snow Cleanup Begins, Could Take Days
City of Toronto crews have initiated snow removal operations following a significant winter storm, with officials warning that the extensive cleanup may require several days to complete across residential areas.
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Federal Departments Withhold Job Cut Impact Details: Watchdog
Parliamentary Budget Officer reveals significant proportion of federal organizations failed to provide detailed information on service impacts from planned workforce reductions exceeding 13,000 positions.
CAQ Race: Roberge Supports Fréchette, Drainville Gains
In the CAQ leadership contest, Jean-François Roberge endorses Suzanne Fréchette, while Bernard Drainville welcomes new backers, highlighting internal dynamics as the party seeks a successor.
Gimli Councillor Resigns After Mayor's Suspension
A councillor in the Rural Municipality of Gimli has resigned amid the ongoing suspension of the mayor, highlighting political tensions in the Manitoba community.
Legault: Quebec Can't Pause During CAQ Leadership Race
Premier François Legault told his CAQ caucus that government work must continue normally during the leadership campaign to replace him, emphasizing no pause for Quebec.
Judge Orders ICE Director to Appear Over Detainee Case
A Minnesota federal judge has ordered the acting ICE director to personally appear in court to explain why the agency failed to comply with judicial orders regarding an immigration detainee.
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Conservatives Need More Than Anger, They Need Policy
Political commentator James Moore argues the Conservative Party requires serious policy development, not just anger, to succeed, amid leadership challenges for Pierre Poilievre.
N.S. Man, Woman Charged in Antigonish Taxi Theft
Police in Nova Scotia have laid charges against a man and woman following the theft of a taxi from an Antigonish business. The incident highlights ongoing property crime concerns in the region.
Winnipeg Police Update on Extortion, Arson Cases
The Winnipeg Police Service will deliver a briefing on recent extortion and arson cases, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts in the city.
No Budget Increase for Firearms Buyback, Says Minister
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree states the $250 million firearms buyback budget is fixed, with no plans for additional funding despite concerns about compensation adequacy.
Shelburne Man Wanted on Provincewide Warrant
Jonathan Robert Bennie of Shelburne, Nova Scotia, is the subject of an active provincewide warrant issued by the RCMP. Authorities are seeking public assistance to locate him.
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Windsor Clears 75% of Residential Streets Post-Snowstorm
The City of Windsor announces significant progress in snow removal operations, with three-quarters of residential streets now plowed following a recent winter storm that impacted the region.
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