Toronto City Hall Criticized for Disrespecting Residents
Political commentator Brian Lilley and IntegrityTO's Daniel Tate discuss the perceived disregard for Toronto taxpayers by city leaders, sparking public debate.
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Trump's Hand Bruise from Davos Table, White House Says
The White House clarifies that President Donald Trump's left-hand bruising resulted from hitting a signing table at a Board of Peace event in Davos, Switzerland, amid various Canadian news updates.
Canada's Wait-and-See Approach to Trump's Board of Peace
Canada remains uncommitted to Donald Trump's newly launched Board of Peace, seeking clarity on humanitarian aid to Gaza as the initiative expands globally beyond its original Middle East focus.
Teen Arrested After Brossard Fight with Pepper Spray, Knife, Gunshot
A teenager has been apprehended by Longueuil police following a serious altercation in Brossard that involved pepper spray, a knife, and a gunshot. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about youth violence in the Montreal area.
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Regina Allocates $1.1M to Warming Shelters
The City of Regina has allocated $1.1 million in provincial funding to local warming shelter groups to support vulnerable populations during extreme winter conditions.
Calgary Water Main Replacement Accelerated, Starts Friday
Calgary will begin accelerated replacement of a troubled water main on Friday, as city officials address crumbling infrastructure while ensuring current water supply remains stable.
Police Search for 3 Suspects After King Township Home Invasion
York Regional Police are actively searching for three suspects following a reported home invasion in the Township of King, as authorities investigate the incident.
Vance Blames Far Left for Deportation Turmoil in Minneapolis
U.S. Vice President JD Vance criticized far-left groups in Minneapolis, attributing unrest to White House deportation policies, while emphasizing economic commitments in the Midwest.
Montreal Police Dogs Search Rubble After Major Fire
Montreal police deployed canine units to search the rubble of a major fire, finding no evidence anyone was inside. The investigation continues as authorities assess the scene.
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Man Charged in Regina's First 2026 Homicide
Regina Police Service has laid charges against a man in connection with what authorities confirm is the city's first homicide investigation of 2026. The incident marks a sobering start to the new year for the Saskatchewan capital.
ICE Detains 5-Year-Old Minnesota Boy in Immigration Raid
Federal immigration agents detained a 5-year-old Minnesota boy after school, using him to lure family members, sparking outrage and accusations of cruelty in Trump administration crackdown.
Windsor Police Probe 478 Vehicle Thefts in 2025
Windsor police investigated 478 vehicle thefts in 2025, highlighting a significant auto crime issue in the city. The data underscores ongoing challenges for law enforcement and community safety.
Judge Shocked by Early Release of Petting Zoo Pedophile
A New Brunswick judge expressed outrage as a convicted pedophile, sentenced to seven years, was released after less than two years, questioning the justice system's handling of serious sex offenders.
Calgary Drug Bust Seizes Loaded Guns, Fentanyl, and Meth
ALERT's organized crime team in Calgary has seized loaded firearms and approximately $240,000 worth of drugs, including fentanyl, cocaine, and methamphetamine, from three suspects.
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Calgary Reveals Feeder Main Replacement Construction Sites
The City of Calgary has disclosed specific staging locations for its accelerated Bearspaw South feeder main replacement project, with construction set to begin imminently to address critical infrastructure vulnerabilities.
Teen Charged in Hate Crimes Against Jewish Community
A 14-year-old boy from York Region faces charges for hate-motivated incidents targeting the Jewish community, as police investigate a series of alarming events in the Greater Toronto Area.
West Kelowna RCMP Seize Drugs, Guns, Cash in Raid
RCMP in West Kelowna have confiscated significant quantities of drugs, firearms, and cash as part of an ongoing investigation, highlighting law enforcement efforts against organized crime in British Columbia.
Canadian Helicopters Leave Edmonton for Alaska Training
Six Royal Canadian Air Force CH-146 Griffon helicopters from Edmonton's 408 Squadron are en route to Alaska for Exercise Striking Bat, a multinational Arctic training exercise with U.S. and international partners.
Mexico Arrests 'El Botox' in Lime Grower Killing Case
Mexican law enforcement has apprehended an alleged criminal known as 'El Botox', suspected in the homicide of a prominent lime growers' association leader, highlighting ongoing security challenges.
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Calgary Police Seek Suspect in July Shooting
Calgary police are asking for public assistance to locate a woman connected to a shooting that occurred last month. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.
Calgary Woman Arrested in July Macleod Trail Shooting Case
Calgary police have made an arrest in connection with a July incident involving a shooting and robbery along Macleod Trail. The investigation continues as authorities work to piece together the events.
Suspect Arrested in Etobicoke Daytime Sexual Assault
Toronto police have made an arrest in connection with a sexual assault that occurred in Etobicoke last week. The incident took place in broad daylight while the victim was waiting for a TTC bus.
Trump's 'Board of Peace' Draws Autocrats, Monarchs
Donald Trump's proposed 'Board of Peace' is gaining controversial members including autocrats and monarchs, challenging traditional global institutions like the UN and unsettling Western allies.
N.B. Advocates: Dedicated Minister for Seniors 'Good First Step'
Advocates in New Brunswick welcome the appointment of a dedicated minister for seniors, calling it a positive initial move to address critical issues facing the province's aging population.
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Military Helicopters to Fly Over Edmonton Next Week
Edmonton residents will notice increased military helicopter activity next week as Canadian Armed Forces conduct scheduled training operations in the region.
RCMP Seeks Person After Saskatchewan Shooting
The RCMP is actively searching for a person of interest after a shooting incident in a northern Saskatchewan community, with details emerging as the investigation continues.
Trump Expands Abortion Aid Ban to Include DEI Groups
The Trump administration is set to broaden its foreign aid restrictions, now targeting organizations that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion alongside abortion providers.
Judge Blocks DOJ Charges Against Don Lemon in Minnesota
A federal magistrate judge in Minnesota has halted the Justice Department's attempt to prosecute former CNN host Don Lemon for his reporting on an anti-ICE protest in St. Paul, sparking controversy.
Northern B.C. Shooting: Man Hospitalized, Suspect at Large
A shooting in northern British Columbia has sent one man to hospital with injuries, while police continue to search for the suspect who remains at large following the violent incident.
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PM Carney Speech on Canadian Values in Quebec City
Prime Minister Mark Carney will deliver a major address in Quebec City focusing on Canada's core values and critical economic choices ahead of Parliament's return.
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