Regina police presume Nakita Jade Harris dead
Regina police now presume Nakita Jade Harris, missing since 2023, is deceased. Authorities are urgently renewing calls for public tips to solve the case.
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Montreal man charged with manslaughter in balcony push
A Montreal man faces a manslaughter charge after his ex-girlfriend was allegedly pushed from a third-storey balcony. He has been granted bail pending trial. Read the latest details.
Ottawa Police Search for Missing Teen Muntader Hilwu
Ottawa police are asking for the public's assistance in locating 15-year-old Muntader Hilwu, last seen on January 9 near Heatherington and Walkley roads.
Trina Campbell's murderer released on parole in Canada
Douglas Worth, convicted of the 1987 abduction, rape, and murder of 12-year-old Trina Campbell, is now on parole in Nova Scotia. The parole board deemed him an 'above-average risk' to reoffend. Read the shocking details.
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Windsor judge sends trucker to jail for fatal inattentive driving
A Windsor judge has sentenced a truck driver to jail time following a fatal 2022 collision, emphasizing the need to deter inattentive behaviour on the roads. Learn the details of the case and the court's reasoning.
Alleged sex trafficker breached bail in 30 minutes
Skye Atoa, a Lethbridge man facing serious sex crime charges, allegedly violated his bail conditions within half an hour of release, raising urgent questions about Canada's bail system. Read the shocking details.
NDP slams Houston's silence on power rate hearings
Nova Scotia's NDP criticizes Premier Tim Houston for not speaking at recent power rate hearings. The opposition questions his commitment to affordability as residents face rising costs.
Winnipeg pet waste complaints data analyzed
Exclusive data reveals the number of pet waste complaints filed in Winnipeg. Discover the city's ongoing challenges with canine cleanup and what it means for residents.
Ex-FBI Official Slams Trump Admin Credibility on ICE Shooting
Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe says the Trump administration has 'no credibility' regarding a Minnesota ICE shooting, citing deliberate mischaracterization of a prior victim. Read the full analysis.
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5-Year-Old Girl Killed in Crash with Stolen Vehicles
A tragic collision northeast of Edmonton involving stolen vehicles has claimed the life of a young girl. RCMP are investigating the fatal incident that occurred on January 15, 2026.
LaSalle Police Seek Theft Suspect
LaSalle police are asking for the public's help to locate a suspect wanted in connection with a theft. Authorities have released details and urge anyone with information to come forward.
N.S. man charged in blowtorch attack on RCMP officer
A Nova Scotia man faces serious charges after allegedly attempting to assault an RCMP officer with a blowtorch. Get the full details on this disturbing incident.
Police Need Better Training for Domestic Violence
Experts argue police need immersive, scenario-based training to handle domestic violence calls effectively. Current methods fail to prepare officers for the trauma and unpredictability survivors face.
DOJ: Suspected Leaker Admitted Mishandling Secrets
A possible source for the Washington Post reportedly told military officers he 'mishandled classified information,' according to the U.S. Department of Justice. Get the latest details on this developing security case.
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Disbarred Calgary lawyer admits forging court emails
A disbarred Calgary lawyer pleaded guilty to forging court emails, misleading a father about child access hearings. Read the full story of the deception that kept him from his children.
TD Paid to Remove Calgary Transit Sponsorship Signs
Emails reveal TD Canada paid the City of Calgary to remove signage after ending its sponsorship of the downtown free fare zone early. Financial details remain undisclosed.
Windsor Police Search for Road Rage Witness
Windsor police are asking the public for help to identify the driver of a dark pickup truck who may have witnessed a road rage incident on January 11. Anyone with information is urged to contact authorities.
Ex-Toronto cop from Barrie charged in gaming investigation
A recently retired Toronto police officer from Barrie faces charges following a York Regional Police investigation into illegal gaming. Get the details on the case.
Health PEI audit reveals improper job classification
An internal audit reveals Health PEI created four new positions without proper classification, raising questions about hiring oversight. Learn the details and implications.
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Quebec electoral map redrawn despite opposition
Quebec's electoral commission is moving forward with a controversial new electoral map, eliminating ridings in Gaspé and Montreal. The changes, set for October's election, face legal challenges.
UN Official: 'Not Much Is Standing' in Gaza
A senior UN official reports widespread destruction in Gaza following Israeli military operations. The assessment highlights the severe humanitarian impact as makeshift shelters fill the ruins.
N.S. finds more unlicensed cannabis dispensaries than estimated
The Nova Scotia government reveals a higher-than-expected number of unlicensed cannabis dispensaries, highlighting ongoing regulatory challenges in the province's legal market.
ICE Raids & Constitutional Rights Clash in Minneapolis
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem defends ICE agents' conduct as constitutional, while lawsuits allege Fourth Amendment violations and violence in Minneapolis. Read the full report.
Shooting on Sask. First Nation leads to arrest, warrant
Saskatchewan RCMP have arrested one person and issued a warrant for a second suspect, 35-year-old Lonnie Moosomin, following a shooting inside a home on a First Nation. Police seek public assistance.
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Jeffery Lang Joins London Police Service Board
A familiar face returns to London's policing oversight. Jeffery Lang was officially sworn in as a member of the London Police Service Board on January 15, 2026.
$40K+ in Drugs, Cash Seized on Vancouver Island
West Shore RCMP confiscate significant quantities of fentanyl, cocaine, and methamphetamine in a targeted operation. Details on the seizure and ongoing investigation.
Two charged after ramming unmarked RCMP cruiser in roundabout
Manitoba RCMP have laid charges against two individuals after an unmarked police vehicle was intentionally rammed in a roundabout. Get the latest details on the incident and the charges.
Windsor Asks: Where to Put New Recycling, Garbage Bins?
The City of Windsor is asking residents for feedback on where to locate new recycling and garbage bins. Have your say on this important municipal service update.
Mail stolen from Guelph apartment building
Residents of a Guelph apartment building are dealing with a mail theft. The incident was reported on January 15, 2026. Stay informed about local safety and security.
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Two-year-old boy dies from Sault Ste. Marie crash injuries
A two-year-old boy has succumbed to injuries sustained in a January 7 collision in Sault Ste. Marie, police confirm. The community mourns the tragic loss.
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