Federal Firearms Buyback Pilot Collects 25 Guns
A federal pilot program in Cape Breton saw 16 participants surrender 25 prohibited firearms for $26,535 in compensation. The national rollout is set for later this month.
Category : Politics
Ryan Wedding case defendant seeks to protect sureties' IDs
A man accused in the Ryan Wedding case is asking an Ontario court to shield the identities of his sureties, arguing their safety is at risk. The request was filed on January 9, 2026.
Winnipeg man charged in hate graffiti incidents
A Winnipeg man faces charges after a synagogue was vandalized with swastikas. Police investigate the string of hate-related graffiti incidents. Read the latest.
Calgary hiring coordinator for first city census since 2019
Calgary is preparing for its first municipal census in nearly a decade, hiring a program coordinator to oversee the 2027 count. The city council has reinstated biennial civic censuses to improve local data.
Prosecutor asks for evidence in Renee Good shooting case
Hennepin County prosecutor urges the public to share any evidence related to the Renee Good shooting. Federal agents were present as protests unfolded in Minneapolis on January 9, 2026.
Montreal Police Chief Responds to Tasing Incident
Montreal police chief Fady Dagher speaks out after officers used a Taser on a man armed with a knife on a busy street. Get the full details on the January 2026 confrontation.
Imitation gun incident at Lloydminster City Hall leads to charge
RCMP in Lloydminster have laid a charge after a person allegedly pointed an imitation firearm at individuals at City Hall. Get the latest details on this alarming public safety incident.
Iran warns protesters of death penalty amid crackdown
Iranian authorities escalate crackdown on protests, threatening death penalty and blocking internet. Supreme Leader Khamenei condemns 'vandalism' as unrest grows.
Stolen ashes returned to Chestermere family before funeral
A Chestermere family's stolen urn was mysteriously returned, allowing them to proceed with their mother's funeral. Discover the story of the crooks with a conscience.
Suspended Toronto lawyer used AI in deadly shooting appeal
A Toronto lawyer linked to a fatal triple shooting has been suspended after using AI in an appeal. The case raises serious ethical questions for the legal profession in Canada. Read the full details.
Hundreds of Cosmetics Stolen from Guelph Store
Guelph Police are seeking the public's help to identify two individuals accused of stealing hundreds of cosmetic items from a local store. The alleged theft occurred in early January 2026.
Stolen mother's ashes returned to Chestermere family
A Chestermere family is overjoyed after their mother's stolen ashes were anonymously returned to a Calgary funeral home. The cremains were taken in a January 6th home burglary.
U.S. shifts border officers from Louisiana to Minneapolis
Internal documents reveal a redeployment of U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers from an immigration operation in Louisiana to Minneapolis, signaling a shift in enforcement priorities.
Ma joins Carney on first China trip after floor-crossing
New Liberal MP Michael Ma, who recently crossed the floor from the Conservatives, will accompany PM Mark Carney to China. The move sparks debate about his political future and Canada's diplomatic reset.
Delivery driver charged for stealing ski boots in Kitchener
A delivery driver in Kitchener faces charges after allegedly stealing a package containing ski boots and attempting to sell them online. Police recovered the items following an investigation.
London micro-shelter project delayed
Construction on London's Cheese Factory Road micro-shelter initiative is delayed. Get the latest details on the timeline and community impact.
House Democrats Move to Impeach DHS Secretary Noem
House Democrats are pushing to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem following a fatal ICE shooting. The effort highlights deep divisions over immigration enforcement. Read the latest.
Halifax Water revises application, proposes 18.1% hike in 2026
Halifax Water has submitted a revised rate application, proposing an 18.1 per cent increase for 2026. The utility cites infrastructure needs. Learn the details and potential impact.
Windsor Christmas Tree Collection Starts January 9
The City of Windsor starts its annual Christmas tree curbside collection program. Residents are reminded to prepare their trees for pickup by following specific guidelines.
Anti-ICE activist killed in Minneapolis shooting
Renee Nicole Good, a mother and activist, was shot dead during an ICE operation in Minneapolis. A report claims she was part of a group documenting raids.
Two arrests made, third suspect sought in Edmonton carjackings
Edmonton police have charged two men in connection to a pair of December carjackings. Investigators are asking for public help to identify a third suspect involved in the incidents.
Quebec chemical company fined $1.4M for river discharge
A Quebec chemical manufacturer faces a $1.365 million penalty for dumping a harmful substance into the Lièvre River in 2019. Read about the environmental violation and its consequences.
Barrie removes snow equal to 24 Olympic swimming pools
The City of Barrie has cleared a staggering volume of snow from its streets, equivalent to 24 Olympic-sized swimming pools, with operations ongoing. Discover the scale of this winter effort.
Ramaswamy Bodyguard Arrested on Drug Charges
A bodyguard for Vivek Ramaswamy's family has been arrested on serious drug trafficking charges, casting a shadow on the Ohio gubernatorial campaign. Read the latest details.
Windsor closes two outdoor ice rinks Friday
The City of Windsor has closed the ice rinks at City Hall Square and Lanspeary Park due to weather conditions. Skating is suspended until further notice.
Charges recommended against officer in Abbotsford crash
B.C.'s police watchdog has recommended charges against an officer after a crash in Abbotsford sent three people to hospital. Get the latest details on the investigation.
White House $400M expansion plan includes new ballroom
The White House reveals a $400 million expansion proposal featuring a new ballroom and 'Upper West Wing' changes. Architect Shalom Baranes presented the plans in January 2026.
Winnipeg police arrest suspect in hate graffiti incidents
Winnipeg police have made an arrest following a series of hate-related graffiti incidents. Get the latest details on the investigation and community response.
Kitchener approves amendments to encampment bylaw
Kitchener City Council has approved changes to Waterloo Region's encampment bylaw following a contentious public meeting. Get the latest details on the decision and community reaction.
U.S. Seeks Permanent Arctic Presence: MacKay
Former Canadian Foreign Minister Peter MacKay discusses rising Arctic stakes and U.S. ambitions for a permanent foothold in Greenland and the North. Read the analysis.
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