Ottawa Sees Drop in Shootings in 2025
Ottawa Police data reveals a notable decline in shooting incidents throughout 2025, marking a positive trend for community safety in the nation's capital.
Category : Politics
Police Agencies Defy Federal Gun Buyback Across Canada
Multiple Canadian police agencies and provincial governments are refusing to participate in the federal assault-style firearms buyback program, creating a rare mass defiance of a federal mandate.
Sudbury Police Search for Stabbing Suspect
Greater Sudbury Police have released a description and photo of a suspect wanted in connection with a downtown stabbing. The man is in his 20s, approximately 5-foot-10, with black hair and was wearing a black coat during the attack.
Spain to Regularize 500,000 Undocumented Migrants
Spain announces a landmark initiative to grant legal status to approximately 500,000 undocumented migrants, a significant humanitarian and economic policy move.
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Montreal Resto-Bar Hit by Arson, Police Investigate
A Montreal resto-bar on Crescent Street sustained serious damage in an early morning arson attack. Police report the establishment has been targeted by similar crimes previously.
Calgary Fast-Tracks Replacement of Critical Water Pipe
Calgary is urgently replacing the Bearspaw South feeder main, which supplies 60% of the city's drinking water, after multiple catastrophic failures and ongoing risks.
Carney-Trump Call Secrecy Sparks Transparency Concerns
A reported phone conversation between Prime Minister Mark Carney and former U.S. President Donald Trump remains shrouded in mystery, with the PMO refusing to release details. The lack of transparency raises questions about accountability in Canadian forei
Northrop Grumman Profit Up as Geopolitical Uncertainty Fuels Demand
Northrop Grumman reports higher quarterly profit, citing increased demand for defense products due to ongoing geopolitical instability and global conflicts.
Alberta Calls for Easier PR Rules for Ukrainian Newcomers
Alberta has welcomed approximately 120,000 Ukrainians fleeing war, but permanent residency remains challenging. Provincial leaders advocate for federal policy changes to provide stability.
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Smith's Silence on Alberta Separation Raises Concerns
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces mounting pressure to address U.S. interest in Alberta's separatist movement, as Trump administration figures openly discuss potential statehood.
Russian Drones Kill 1, Injure Kids in Ukraine; Zelenskyy Urges Speed
A Russian drone attack on Odesa, Ukraine, resulted in one fatality and injured children, prompting President Zelenskyy to call for accelerated diplomatic efforts to end the ongoing conflict.
Smith Rejects U.S. Statehood for Alberta
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's office states residents would reject joining the U.S., responding to comments from U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent about Alberta independence.
Volatus Advances Dufour Partnership for Runway-Independent Cargo
Volatus Aerospace and Dufour Aerospace are progressing their partnership to develop runway-independent cargo capabilities for Arctic, defense, and commercial operations, focusing on operational readiness and training.
Heavy Police Presence Swarms Springwater Overnight
A significant police operation unfolded in Springwater overnight, with multiple cruisers responding to an undisclosed incident. Authorities have not yet released details, but the heavy presence has drawn attention from local residents.
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Ottawa 'Project Pantry' Leads to 12 Shoplifting Arrests
Ottawa Police's 'Project Pantry' initiative has resulted in 12 arrests for shoplifting at a Centretown grocery store, highlighting ongoing retail theft concerns in the city.
Canada Unprepared for New Global Power Dynamics
Analysis of Canada's strategic position as global powers shift away from multilateralism, examining economic and military vulnerabilities under changing international norms.
Alberta Recall Efforts Struggle Amid Public Confusion
Alberta MLA recall campaigns face significant challenges as organizers blame public misunderstanding of the process, lack of media coverage, and fears of retaliation for low signature counts.
Trump's Minnesota Policy Shift After Shooting Death Shows Pattern
Former President Trump's abrupt change in stance regarding a fatal Border Patrol shooting in Minneapolis exemplifies his recurring pattern of sudden political reversals on key issues.
Alberta Separation Petition Lineups Form in Calgary
Calgary witnesses significant public turnout as Albertans queue to sign petitions supporting provincial separation, amid a broader movement gaining traction across Alberta.
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Montreal Arson Squad Investigates Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie Fire
Montreal police have called in arson investigators after a suspicious fire damaged a commercial-residential building in Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie early Tuesday morning.
Water, Electrical Issues Force More Evacuations on Manitoba First Nation
A Manitoba First Nation faces ongoing evacuations due to severe water damage and electrical hazards, highlighting persistent infrastructure challenges in Indigenous communities.
Starmer's China Trip Risks Rift with Trump, Seeks Thaw
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer travels to China to improve diplomatic relations, but the move could strain ties with the United States under a potential Trump administration.
Montreal Snow Removal to Start Tuesday Evening
The City of Montreal has announced that its snow removal operation will begin on Tuesday evening, aiming to clear streets and sidewalks following recent snowfall.
Mississauga House Fire Investigated as Arson
A residential fire in Mississauga is under investigation as a suspected arson case by Peel Regional Police, highlighting ongoing concerns about property crimes in the region.
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Montreal Building Hit by Alleged Arson in Rosemont
A residential-commercial building in Montreal's Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie borough was damaged in an alleged arson attack on January 27, 2026, as authorities investigate the incident.
London Committee Rejects Good Neighbour Clause, Homeless Program Changes
London's Strategic Priorities and Policy Committee has declined to endorse the Good Neighbour Clause and sweeping funding adjustments for London Cares and Project Home, impacting housing-first initiatives.
Montreal Resto-Bar Hit by Second Arson Incident
A popular downtown Montreal restaurant and bar has been deliberately set on fire for the second time, raising serious concerns about public safety and criminal activity in the city's core.
Eight Charged in Ontario Driver Exam Fraud Case
Ontario Provincial Police have laid charges against eight people for allegedly facilitating fraudulent commercial driver examinations, compromising road safety standards.
Trump: Nodding Off at Meetings is 'Boring as Hell'
Former President Donald Trump explains his apparent sleeping during Cabinet meetings as boredom, while medical professionals express concern about his public behavior.
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Calgary Doctor Denied Bail in Child Abduction Case
A Calgary doctor has been denied bail by a judge following allegations of child abduction spanning two years, as reported by The Canadian Press.
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