Man in 20s shot, man in 60s stabbed in North York overnight
Toronto Police are investigating a shooting and a separate stabbing in North York early Monday. A man in his 20s is in life-threatening condition. Police are searching for suspects.
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Trump ties Nobel Peace Prize snub to Greenland claims
Donald Trump connects his threats to control Greenland with not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in a letter to Norway's PM. The EU prepares retaliatory tariffs. Read the full story.
Alberta Separatists Gather Signatures for Independence Referendum
Massive lineups form across Alberta as separatists collect signatures for a referendum. The movement aims to trigger a domino effect of secession across Canada, promising greater prosperity.
Woman dies after argument escalates in Rougemont, Que.
A woman has died following a violent argument in Rougemont, Quebec. The Sûreté du Québec is investigating the incident as a major crime. Get the latest details.
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Ottawa's winter parking bans yield $1.6M in fines
The City of Ottawa has issued over $1.6 million in fines for violations of winter parking bans. Learn how the strict enforcement aims to keep roads clear for snowplows and emergency services.
Stabbing at Toronto Airport Hotel Leaves Man Seriously Injured
Toronto police are investigating a violent stabbing at a hotel near Pearson Airport that left one man with serious injuries. The victim was transported to hospital via emergency run.
‘60 Minutes’ airs delayed Trump deportations report
CBS's '60 Minutes' has broadcast a controversial report on Trump-era deportations that was pulled last month. The segment featured Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.
MLK Holiday Sees 'Reclaim' Rally Amid U.S. Political Climate
The current U.S. political climate is driving a 'reclaim' and rallying movement on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, as seen in a South Carolina march. Explore the details and significance.
Man Critically Injured in North York Shooting
A man is fighting for his life after a shooting in North York. Toronto police are investigating the incident that occurred on the morning of January 19, 2026.
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Analysis: Trump's Second Term Focus on Race Over Economy
A year into his second term, Donald Trump's administration has prioritized immigration crackdowns and dismantling DEI over economic promises, leading to widespread impacts and protests. Explore the detailed analysis.
Quebec separatists view Trump as lesser threat than Canada
A new analysis explores why Quebec sovereigntist leaders are framing Donald Trump's America as less of a danger to Quebec than Canadian federalism, despite the U.S. president's deep unpopularity in the province. Discover the political strategy at play.
$1M settlement in Windsor lottery group lawsuit
A Windsor lottery group has settled a major lawsuit for $1 million. Get the full story on the legal closure and what it means for the parties involved.
Bessent's 'National Emergency' Defense Mocked Online
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent faced ridicule for a circular logic defense of new tariffs on NBC's Meet The Press. The explanation went viral, drawing sharp criticism.
Hearing into 2015 Vancouver police death of Myles Gray begins
A long-awaited public hearing into the 2015 death of Myles Gray after a confrontation with Vancouver police officers is set to begin. Follow the latest developments.
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Gun Buyback Deadline: Owners Must Act by March 31
Canadian firearm owners have until March 31, 2026, to express interest in the federal government's compensation program for prohibited weapons. Learn the key details and deadlines.
Carney Attends World Economic Forum in Switzerland
Prime Minister Mark Carney is en route to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, following engagements in Qatar. His participation comes amid key discussions on global economics and security.
Ontario fights to keep secret alcohol tax hike documents hidden
The Ford government is refusing to release documents on a proposed alcohol price increase that would hit bars, restaurants, and consumers. Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy denies the plan, but industry groups are furious.
What Trump Wants From Canada: Expert Analysis
As Donald Trump returns to the White House, Canadian experts analyze his potential demands on trade, defense, and Arctic sovereignty. Discover the key issues for bilateral relations.
Watchdog investigates fatal RCMP shooting on First Nation
New Brunswick's police watchdog is investigating after RCMP officers fatally shot a man on a First Nation. The incident occurred on January 19, 2026.
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Ex-Deputy Minister on Public Service Language Hiring Rules
A former federal deputy minister responds to a public servant's frustration over external hires lacking language skills, explaining the 'non-imperative' appointment policy and defending the value of outside perspectives. Read the full debate.
Trump Targets Denmark Over Greenland Control
Donald Trump escalates pressure on Denmark over Greenland, threatens tariffs on eight European nations, and refuses to rule out force. Get the latest details.
Trump's Greenland Bid May Backfire, Benefit Rivals: WSJ
The Wall Street Journal warns President Trump's aggressive pursuit of Greenland could alienate allies and inadvertently strengthen Russia and China's strategic positions. Read the analysis.
Krugman: Trump's Greenland Obsession Leads to 'Stupidest' Move
Nobel economist Paul Krugman analyzes Trump's 'weird' Greenland fixation and his tariff threat against European allies. Read the full breakdown of this diplomatic blunder.
Myles Gray Family Shouldn't Rely on Charity, Lawyer Says
The family of Myles Gray, who died after a 2015 confrontation with Vancouver police, faces financial strain as a hearing approaches. Their lawyer argues they shouldn't rely on charity for justice.
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Vehicles set on fire in Flamborough; police probe arson
Hamilton police are investigating an arson incident in Flamborough after vehicles were allegedly set on fire. Get the latest details on the ongoing investigation.
OPP Officer Charged, 8 Hurt in Toronto Chemical Incident
An OPP officer with 17 years of service faces impaired driving charges. Separately, eight people hospitalized after a chemical hazard in a North York condo. Get the latest details.
Man found dead in Regina's Prince of Wales area
Regina Police Service is investigating after a man was discovered deceased in the Prince of Wales neighbourhood. Authorities are on the scene as the probe continues.
On-duty Ontario police officer charged with impaired operation
An Ontario Provincial Police officer faces impaired operation charges after being found unconscious in an SUV. Get the latest details on this serious breach of duty.
Multiple Charges After OPP Traffic Stop in Northwestern Ontario
An Ontario Provincial Police traffic stop in the region's northwest has led to multiple criminal charges for a local resident. Get the details on the incident and the specific allegations.
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Sudbury Activates Licence Plate Readers at 16 Sites
Greater Sudbury police have activated automated licence plate recognition cameras at 16 intersections across the city. The technology aims to enhance public safety but raises privacy considerations.
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