NB Teens Charged Following Emergency Alert
Three teenagers in New Brunswick are now facing criminal charges after a situation that prompted an emergency alert to be issued across the province. The RCMP investigation is ongoing.
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Windsor Police Charge Two in 3D-Printed Gun Case
Windsor police have arrested two men after discovering a 3D-printed firearm operation during a wellness check at a local hotel. Multiple weapons and equipment were seized.
RCMP Probes Vermilion Man's Death as Homicide Investigation
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have launched a homicide investigation following the discovery of a deceased man from Vermilion. Authorities are actively gathering evidence and seeking information from the public.
Regina Man Charged After Body Found in Car
A 26-year-old Regina man faces multiple charges including accessory after the fact to murder after police discovered a deceased male in a vehicle during a January investigation.
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Senior and Teen Charged in Edmonton Hit-and-Run Crash
Edmonton police have charged a 74-year-old man and a 16-year-old boy following a serious multi-vehicle collision in north Edmonton that injured five people in December 2025.
Montreal Coalition Pushes for Police Body Cameras
A Montreal coalition is urging the city to equip police officers with body cameras, citing transparency and accountability benefits seen in other Canadian jurisdictions.
Windsor 3D-Printed Gun Probe Leads to Charges
A Windsor police investigation into a 3D-printed firearm has resulted in criminal charges, highlighting emerging challenges with homemade weapons technology in Canada.
Jason McKay Pleads Guilty to 2017 Murder of Wife Jenny McKay
Jason McKay has entered a guilty plea for the 2017 killing of his wife, Jenny McKay, in Regina. The case, which has drawn significant attention, marks a pivotal moment in a lengthy legal process.
Border Patrol Commander Defends Coat After Nazi Comparison
U.S. Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino responds to California Governor Gavin Newsom's criticism of his green trenchcoat, which Newsom likened to Nazi SS garb at Davos forum.
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Iran Protest Death Toll May Top 20,000: UN Rapporteur
A UN special rapporteur reveals shocking estimates that Iran's crackdown on protests may have killed over 20,000 civilians, far exceeding official government figures.
CAQ Leadership: Jolin-Barrette, Bonnardel Not Running
Two prominent Quebec ministers, Simon Jolin-Barrette and François Bonnardel, have announced they will not seek leadership of the Coalition Avenir Québec, reshaping the party's future direction.
Hamilton Man Dies After Downtown Assault
Jerzy Nataluk, 67, known locally as HamiltonNewsMan, has died from injuries sustained in a violent assault in downtown Hamilton earlier this week.
Carney's Plains of Abraham Remarks Criticized in Quebec
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces criticism from Quebec politicians over his characterization of the Plains of Abraham as a positive historical turning point, with Immigration Minister Jean-François Roberge calling it a 'historic error'.
Yorkton RCMP Charge Two in Alleged Kidnapping with Firearm
Yorkton RCMP have charged two men following an alleged kidnapping incident involving a firearm. The investigation highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts in Saskatchewan.
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North Bay Police Charge Man After Firearm Incident
A North Bay man faces charges after a firearm-related incident, as police detail the events leading to his arrest in the northern Ontario community.
Longueuil Police Arrest 2nd Teen in School Brawl, Boost Patrols
Longueuil police have arrested a second teenage suspect following a violent brawl near schools, leading to increased police presence to ensure student safety.
Trump Renews Iran Threats, Sends Navy Armada to Middle East
President Donald Trump has renewed military threats against Iran's leadership amid violent protests, deploying a naval armada to the Middle East while human rights groups report escalating casualties.
Ex-Olympian Ryan Wedding Surrenders in Mexico Drug Case
Ryan Wedding, a former Canadian Olympic snowboarder, has surrendered in Mexico amid FBI allegations of leading a violent drug-trafficking organization. Thirty-six individuals have been arrested in connection with the case.
ICE Defends Detention of 5-Year-Old Minnesota Boy
A U.S. Border Patrol commander insists agents are 'experts in dealing with children' after detaining a Minnesota preschooler and sending him to Texas with his father.
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Olympic Snowboarder to Alleged Drug Kingpin: Ryan Wedding
A detailed timeline tracing Ryan Wedding's journey from Canadian Olympic snowboarder to alleged transnational drug trafficker, culminating in his capture in Mexico.
Montreal Demands Quebec Help Stranded Temporary Workers
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada calls on Quebec to establish permanent residency pathways for temporary workers affected by the abolished PEQ program, warning of economic consequences.
Kushner's Gaza Rebuilding Vision Faces Major Hurdles
Jared Kushner's ambitious proposal for post-war reconstruction in Gaza encounters substantial political and logistical obstacles, as detailed in recent analysis.
Edmonton Snow Complaints Triple with 30,000+ Calls
Edmonton's 311 service received over 33,000 snow removal calls this winter, triple last year's volume. Mayor Andrew Knack acknowledges resident frustration while city officials report progress on clearing operations.
Alena Pastuch Begins Prison Sentence After Judge's Order Stands
Alena Marie Pastuch surrendered to Regina police to serve a prison sentence for fraud after Saskatchewan's top judge refused to grant her bail pending appeal.
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Edmonton Lifts Residential Parking Ban Friday Night
The City of Edmonton announces the end of its Phase 2 residential parking ban effective Friday night, allowing residents to resume on-street parking as extreme cold warnings subside.
Trump Renews Iran Threats, Sends Navy Armada to Middle East
President Donald Trump has renewed military threats against Iran's leadership amid protests, deploying a naval armada while human rights groups report thousands killed in crackdowns.
Suicide Bomber Targets Pakistan Wedding, 5 Dead
A suicide bomber attacked a wedding ceremony in northwest Pakistan, resulting in at least five fatalities and multiple injuries, according to local authorities.
Saskatoon Man Pleads Guilty to Fatal Dangerous Driving
A Saskatoon man has pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing death in a crash on Quebec Avenue. The case highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the city.
Northern Ontario Drug Bust: 3 Charged, $100K Seized
Ontario Provincial Police announce a significant drug bust in Northern Ontario, resulting in three arrests and the seizure of approximately $100,000 worth of illicit substances.
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Winnipeg Police Officer Awaits Fate in Court Today
A former Winnipeg police officer is expected to learn his sentencing today following a high-profile criminal case that has drawn significant public attention across Manitoba.
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