Kitchener-Waterloo Stabbing Under Police Investigation
Regional police in Kitchener-Waterloo are actively investigating a stabbing incident that occurred in Waterloo, with authorities working to gather details and ensure community safety.
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Edmonton Police Charge Man After Seizing Illegal Firearms Cache
Edmonton Police Service has charged a 52-year-old man with 14 firearm-related offences following the seizure of a large cache of illegal firearms, including weapons with altered serial numbers.
London Councillors Seek Changes to Protect Homeless in Cold
London city councillors are advocating for urgent policy reforms to bring more homeless individuals indoors during dangerously cold winter conditions, addressing a critical public health issue.
Trump Wrong on NATO Troops in Afghanistan: Editorial
An editorial refutes Donald Trump's claim that NATO forces stayed behind front lines in Afghanistan, highlighting Canada's significant military casualties and sacrifices.
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Windsor Mayor Orders Review of Stormwater Fee System
Windsor's mayor has initiated a review of the city's stormwater financing plan, aiming to simplify the fee structure for residents and businesses while maintaining essential infrastructure funding.
Ontario Municipalities Ask for Patience During Snow Clearing
As heavy snowfall and extreme cold grip southern Ontario, municipalities face significant snow clearing challenges and are asking residents for patience and cooperation.
Edmonton Shelter Expansion Due to Record-High Numbers
Edmonton's CarePoint Wellness Centre is undergoing a significant expansion to address unprecedented demand for shelter services, driven by population growth and economic pressures in Alberta.
Quebec, Medical Specialists to Resume Talks Next Week
The Quebec government and the Federation of Medical Specialists will restart crucial negotiations next week, aiming to address ongoing healthcare challenges and physician agreements.
N.S. Man Charged in N.B. Drug Trafficking Probe
A Nova Scotia man faces charges after an RCMP drug trafficking investigation in New Brunswick. The arrest highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts against narcotics distribution in Atlantic Canada.
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Timmins Police ID Remains as Missing Man Marc Renaud
The Timmins Police Service has confirmed that human remains discovered in Northern Ontario are those of Marc Renaud, a man who had been reported missing. The identification brings closure to a prolonged investigation.
Texas Man Exonerated Decades After Execution
A Black man in Texas has been posthumously exonerated nearly 70 years after his execution, in a case that highlights deep-seated racial bias in the U.S. justice system.
Prince Harry Responds to Trump's NATO Troop Comments
Prince Harry joins UK veterans and politicians in condemning Donald Trump's claims about non-US NATO troops in Afghanistan, emphasizing the sacrifices made by British forces.
Canadian Guilty of Murdering Girlfriend in Mexico
A Canadian man has been declared guilty of murdering his girlfriend while they were in Mexico to celebrate her 24th birthday, according to an exclusive report.
Sex Offences Probe at Saint John Senior Care Home
Saint John Police have launched an investigation into alleged sexual offences at a local senior care facility, raising serious concerns about resident safety and oversight in New Brunswick's elder care system.
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Trump Withdraws Canada's Board of Peace Invitation
U.S. President Donald Trump has withdrawn Canada's invitation to join his newly formed Board of Peace following Prime Minister Mark Carney's speech at Davos. The board aims to resolve international conflicts.
Replica Gun Used in Fraser Valley Bus Incident, Police Confirm
Abbotsford RCMP determined a weapon reportedly aimed at bus passengers was a non-functional replica, easing community concerns after initial reports caused alarm.
FBI Footage Shows Arrested Canadian Ex-Olympian Ryan Wedding
The FBI has released video of Canadian former Olympian Ryan Wedding being escorted off a plane after his arrest in Mexico City on alleged drug kingpin charges.
Carney's U.S.-China Diplomacy: A Canadian Balancing Act
Political commentator Eric Ham examines Prime Minister Mark Carney's Davos speech and its implications for Canada-U.S. relations and CUSMA negotiations amid global tensions.
Molotov Cocktail Thrown into B.C. Home: RCMP
Castlegar RCMP are investigating after a lit Molotov cocktail was thrown into a residence in British Columbia. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about targeted violence in the region.
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PQ Draft Platform Proposes Major Policy Shifts
The Parti Québécois has released a draft platform outlining significant policy changes, including sovereignty and security measures, as the party prepares for its upcoming convention.
Massage Therapist Gets 79 Months for Sexual Assaults on Clients
François Delorimier Vallières, a massage therapist from Candiac, Quebec, has been sentenced to 79 months in prison for sexually assaulting 16 clients and recording others without consent using hidden cameras.
Ignatieff: Carney Right About New World, CUSMA at Risk
Former Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff supports PM Mark Carney's view of a shifting global landscape, warning that CUSMA negotiations may be stalled amid Canada's complex challenges.
Carney Accused of Rewriting History in Quebec Speech
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces criticism for his remarks at the Plains of Abraham, with opponents accusing him of distorting historical narratives during a cabinet retreat in Quebec City.
Judge Holds Decision on Ex-SPS Officers' Reinstatement Bid
A judge has reserved decision on whether to order appeal hearings for two former Saskatoon police officers dismissed over off-duty conduct allegations, with their lawyer arguing procedural errors shouldn't block their reinstatement efforts.
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Senior Seriously Injured in Oakville Hit-and-Run Incident
A 67-year-old woman sustained serious injuries in a hit-and-run collision in Oakville. Halton Regional Police are investigating and appealing for witnesses to come forward.
Democrats Position Immigration as Civil Rights Issue
Political commentator Ben Shapiro analyzes how Democrats are framing illegal immigration as the successor to the civil rights movement, arguing this rhetorical shift overshoots reality.
Carney's Davos Speech Sparks Debate on Canada's Strategy
Prime Minister Mark Carney's address at the World Economic Forum in Davos has ignited political discussion about Canada's role in a shifting global order and domestic policy challenges.
Two Arrested in Montreal Shooting as Organized Crime Probe Continues
Two suspects have been arrested in connection with a 2022 fatal shooting in Montreal, while a third remains at large, as part of Project Alliance, a major Quebec organized crime investigation.
Surgeon Pleads Not Guilty in Ohio Double Murder Case
Dr. Michael McKee, an Illinois surgeon, has pleaded not guilty to the aggravated murders of his ex-wife and her dentist husband in Columbus, Ohio. The case involves mysterious circumstances and a history of medical malpractice.
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Corb Lund Stakes Reputation on Anti-Coal Petition
Alberta musician Corb Lund is advancing a petition against coal mining, emphasizing his commitment to environmental advocacy in the province's energy debate.
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