NY Mayor Vows to Protect City from Trump Immigration Crackdowns
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani denounced violent immigration enforcement in Minnesota and promised to use all available tools to prevent similar operations in NYC.
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Montreal Urges Quebec to Reverse Immigration Program End
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada warns Quebec's abrupt termination of the PEQ immigration program damages the city's reputation and appeal, calling for humane solutions for affected temporary workers and students.
Former Liberal Minister Kirsty Duncan Dies at 59
Kirsty Duncan, a former federal Liberal cabinet minister and respected parliamentarian, has died at the age of 59. Her career was marked by significant contributions to science and public health policy in Canada.
Edmonton Debates Snow Removal Costs and Service Levels
Edmonton city council explores options for improved snow removal, with Mayor Andrew Knack suggesting costs could double to $105 million annually. Councillor Aaron Paquette questions funding sources.
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Trump Appoints Homan to Lead Minneapolis Immigration Operations
President Trump appoints Tom Homan to oversee federal immigration agents in Minneapolis after violent incidents, amid criticism over his role in escalating tensions and false claims about shootings.
Clinton Slams Federal Agents' Killings, Warns of Freedom Erosion
Former President Bill Clinton denounced the fatal shootings of Alex Pretti and Renee Good by federal agents in Minnesota, calling them unacceptable and warning that surrendering freedoms could be permanent.
Border Patrol Commander Leaves Minneapolis Amid Crackdown
Senior Border Patrol commander Greg Bovino departs Minneapolis as President Trump sends border czar Tom Homan to oversee ICE operations, following fatal shootings and legal battles over immigration enforcement.
Police Release Footage in Prince Albert Shelter Fire Probe
Prince Albert police have released surveillance footage and are asking for public assistance to identify a person connected to a suspected arson fire at a local shelter.
Indigenous Victims Get Less Justice in Canadian System
Analysis reveals Indigenous crime victims receive less justice due to policies favoring Indigenous offenders, with data showing lower murder conviction rates for crimes against Indigenous women.
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Cathedral Dang Charged in Fatal Vancouver Stabbing
Vancouver police have charged Cathedral Dang in connection with a fatal stabbing on Commercial Drive. The incident occurred on January 20, 2026, and has sparked community concern.
Toronto Snow Removal: Multi-Day Cleanup After Major Storm
City of Toronto officials outline snow removal timeline after 46-cm dump, with targeted clearing around transit and hospitals first, neighborhood removal to follow in days.
22,000+ Guns Declared in First Week of Federal Buyback
The federal Liberal government reports over 22,000 firearms declared for its compensation program targeting banned models, with deadlines approaching and police participation varying across provinces.
CRA Commissioner Bob Hamilton to Retire in March
Canada Revenue Agency Commissioner Bob Hamilton will retire at the end of March, following a year of increased scrutiny over CRA performance issues and amid broader public service leadership changes.
Trump May Ease Minnesota Immigration Crackdown After Raid Deaths
President Donald Trump indicates willingness to modify deportation operations in Minnesota following public outcry over fatal immigration raids that killed two U.S. citizens.
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U.S. May Fly More F-35s in Canada If Deal Cancelled: Ambassador
U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra warns that if Canada doesn't purchase 88 F-35 fighter jets, the U.S. will need to buy more and fly them more frequently in Canadian airspace to address security threats.
South Korean Firm Reveals Industrial Benefits for Canada Submarine Bid
Hanwha Ocean announces strategic partnerships with Canadian companies as part of its bid for Canada's multi-billion dollar submarine contract, with a South Korean delegation arriving in Ottawa for talks.
Brantford Police Seize $22K in Drugs
A routine traffic stop in Brantford led to a significant drug seizure, with police confiscating substances valued at approximately $22,000 from a vehicle.
Drugs Seized in Orangeville Traffic Stop
A routine traffic stop in Orangeville led to the seizure of magic mushrooms and drug paraphernalia, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts against illicit substances in the region.
Ford and Carney Mend Fences Over Pizza in Toronto
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Prime Minister Mark Carney were seen sharing pizza after a meeting in Toronto, signaling a thaw in their political relationship amid a snowy backdrop.
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Violent Minnesota Border Patrol Arrest Sparks Outrage
Orbin Mauricio Henríquez Serrano recounts his violent arrest by U.S. Border Patrol agents in St. Paul, Minnesota, detailing broken windows, injuries, and subsequent detention in a controversial tent camp before deportation to Honduras.
Canada Sends Navy Ship to Greenland for Consulate Opening
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand confirms a Canadian naval patrol vessel will travel to Greenland to mark the opening of a new consulate, strengthening Arctic ties.
Cambridge Police Seek Driver After Pole Crash
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a hit-and-run incident in Cambridge where a driver struck a utility pole and fled the scene. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward.
U.S. Deports Iranians First Time Since 2026 Crackdown
The Trump administration has deported Iranian nationals for the first time since the brutal government crackdown on protests in Iran in early 2026, marking a significant shift in U.S. immigration policy.
Jury Selection Underway in Saskatoon Murder Trial
Jury selection has commenced at Saskatoon Court of King's Bench for Katlim Kristian John Desjarlais-Kelly, accused of second-degree murder in the February 2024 shooting death of Arden Panipekeesick.
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Trump and Carney in China Policy War of Words
Former U.S. President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney engage in a public dispute over Canada's relationship with China, with Trump warning of economic consequences and Carney defending his foreign policy approach.
CAQ Caucus Meets as Leadership Race Heats Up
As the Coalition Avenir Québec leadership contest unfolds, the party's caucus gathers in Trois-Rivières to plan legislative priorities while ministers Fréchette and Drainville campaign for support.
11-Year Sentence for Jamaican in Brutal Alberta Manslaughter
Stavon Maurice Allen has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for the 2022 killing of Ralph Calder in Alberta, a brutal attack involving 50 stab wounds and attempts to conceal the crime.
Nova Scotia Revamps Doctor Wait-List for Better Care
Nova Scotia announces a major overhaul of its family physician wait-list system, aiming to streamline patient access and reduce wait times across the province.
RCMP Seeks Help After Grand Falls Break-In
New Brunswick RCMP is requesting public assistance following a break, enter, and theft incident in Grand Falls. Authorities are investigating the crime and urging witnesses to come forward.
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Carney Stands by Speech That Rankled Quebec Politicians
Prime Minister Mark Carney reaffirms his controversial Plains of Abraham remarks, sparking renewed debate in Quebec's political circles as separatist sentiments resurface.
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