Trump Withdraws Carney's Board of Peace Invitation
U.S. President Donald Trump has withdrawn Prime Minister Mark Carney's invitation to join the Board of Peace, escalating tensions after Carney's Davos speech.
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Trump Withdraws Canada's Board of Peace Invitation
President Donald Trump rescinded Canada's invitation to join his 'Board of Peace' initiative following Prime Minister Mark Carney's critical speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Vancouver Police Seek Witness, Not Suspect, in Investigation
Vancouver police have released a photo of an individual described as a potential witness in an ongoing case, emphasizing the person is not a suspect. The unusual move aims to gather information.
Vancouver Funds $600K Firearms Lab Expansion to Combat Extortion
The City of Vancouver is investing $600,000 to expand its forensic firearms laboratory, enhancing ballistic analysis capabilities to tackle rising extortion-related violence in British Columbia.
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Carney's Unity Speech as Alberta Considers Independence
Prime Minister Mark Carney delivers a national unity speech while Alberta residents sign petitions for independence referendum, highlighting Canada's political divisions.
No Major Metro Vancouver Overhaul After Deloitte Review
A comprehensive review by Deloitte has concluded that Metro Vancouver's governance structure does not require immediate major changes, despite ongoing discussions about regional efficiency.
Regina Opens 24-Hour Warming Centre with Provincial Funding
Regina launches a 24-hour warming centre using $1.1 million in provincial funding to protect vulnerable residents during extreme cold, as winter tightens its grip on the city.
Myles Gray Hearing Halted Over Obscene Language
A public hearing into the police arrest death of Myles Gray was suspended after inappropriate language was captured on audio, delaying testimony until Monday.
London Homeless Agencies Fear 'Humanitarian Crisis' Over Clause
Frontline homeless service providers in London, Ontario, express deep concern that a proposed Good Neighbour Clause in new city funding contracts could create a humanitarian crisis if strictly enforced.
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Sask. Doctors Push for Province-Wide Patient Registry
Family physicians in Saskatchewan are advocating for a centralized patient registry to streamline doctor searches and reduce wait times, aiming to enhance healthcare efficiency across the province.
Montreal Man Wanted for Toronto Credit Card Fraud
Toronto Police seek Madjid Benmaou, 20, accused of posing as a bank employee to scam victims out of credit cards, then purchasing thousands in jewelry.
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack Meets His Mini-Me Lookalike
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack had a lighthearted encounter with his lookalike, Mayor Brady, at city hall, bringing a moment of levity to municipal proceedings.
John Fraser Named Interim Ontario Liberal Leader
Ottawa South MPP John Fraser has been confirmed as interim leader of the Ontario Liberal Party. He will guide the party through its upcoming leadership race.
U.S. Aims for Unlimited Military Access in Greenland
American negotiators are pushing to rewrite a 1951 defense agreement with Denmark to remove consultation requirements for U.S. military operations in Greenland.
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Ottawa Firefighters Rescue Driver Trapped in Carling Avenue Crash
Ottawa firefighters quickly responded to free a driver trapped in their vehicle following a collision at Carling Avenue and Merivale Road. The incident highlights emergency response efforts in the city.
Foster Mom Testifies in Murder Trial Over Boy's Death
Becky Hamber faces cross-examination in the murder trial of a 12-year-old foster son found dead and severely malnourished in Burlington, Ontario.
Albertans Line Up for Separation Referendum Petition
Hundreds of Albertans gathered in Stony Plain to sign a petition calling for a referendum on Alberta leaving Canada, highlighting ongoing separatist sentiments in the province.
Poilievre Slams Carney's Davos Speech as Empty Rhetoric
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre calls Prime Minister Mark Carney 'lucky' to be judged by his rhetoric, arguing that nearly a year into his term, there are no tangible results to back up his words.
Surrey Extortion Shootings Underreported as Trust Erodes
Community leaders in Surrey report widespread underreporting of extortion shootings due to eroding trust in police, with experts warning recent cases could signal a dangerous tipping point in violence.
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Sunshine Coast Carjacking Suspect Sought by RCMP
Sunshine Coast RCMP are actively searching for a suspect involved in an attempted carjacking incident, releasing surveillance video to aid public identification and investigation efforts.
Missing Calgary Man's Remains Found in Suspicious Death Investigation
Calgary police have confirmed human remains found in 2024 belong to Abdul Mufti, 71, who disappeared in 2023. His death is considered suspicious, with homicide investigators actively working the case.
Veterans Outraged by Trump's NATO Comments on Canada
Canadian military veterans express profound outrage over former U.S. President Donald Trump's NATO comments, highlighting their frontline service and the deep alliance between nations.
Calgary Senior Found, Suspected Killer Dead in Tragic Case
The remains of missing Calgary senior Abdul Mufti have been located, while the suspected perpetrator in his disappearance is also deceased, concluding a lengthy investigation.
Eby Seeks Middle Ground on Indigenous Rights Law in B.C.
British Columbia Premier David Eby defends his government's approach to Indigenous reconciliation while preparing to fight an election on the issue, balancing calls for repeal and preservation of the Declaration Act.
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Community Paints Over Racist Graffiti on B.C. Bridge
Residents of Port Alberni, B.C., quickly painted over racist graffiti on the Orange Bridge, which is adorned with 'Every Child Matters' symbols, demonstrating community solidarity against hate.
Charges Laid in Edmonton Multi-Vehicle Hit-and-Run
Edmonton police have formally charged a suspect in connection with a serious multi-vehicle hit-and-run collision that occurred in December, following an extensive investigation.
Guelph Mission Expands to 7-Day Daytime Support Next Week
The Royal City Mission in Guelph is set to begin offering daytime support services seven days a week starting next week, marking a significant expansion of its community outreach and assistance programs.
Police Investigate Incident at Craighurst Corner Gas Station
Authorities are investigating an incident at the Corner Gas station in Craighurst, Oro-Medonte Township, on January 22, 2026. Details remain limited as the investigation continues.
Trump's Hand Bruise at Davos Event Raises Health Speculation
A visible bruise on Donald Trump's left hand during a Davos ceremony for the new Board of Peace has reignited discussions about his health, with White House explanations facing scrutiny.
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Witness: Justin Bone 'Agitated' Before Arrest in Edmonton
A witness testified that Justin Bone appeared 'agitated' and was 'throwing objects' in the moments leading up to his arrest in Edmonton, according to recent court proceedings.
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