Doctor's Harrowing Escape from Darfur Under Bombardment
A Sudanese doctor recounts his terrifying flight from a Darfur city amid rebel shelling, seeking refuge in a camp while highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
Category : Defense Security
Israeli Strikes Kill 30 in Gaza as Ceasefire Talks Advance
Israeli military strikes in Gaza have resulted in the deaths of 30 Palestinians, including children, as diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire continue to progress.
21 Killed in Pakistan Separatist Attacks
A series of militant assaults in Pakistan, including in Quetta, resulted in 21 fatalities, with civilians among the dead, as security forces respond to escalating violence.
Canada Skips NATO Greenland Mission, Chooses Diplomacy
Canada has decided against joining a European NATO defense deployment to Greenland, opting instead to open a consulate and send a Coast Guard ship, sparking debate over its foreign policy direction.
Power Outages Hit Ukraine and Moldova in Winter Cold
Ukraine and Moldova experience widespread power outages following Russian air attacks, leaving residents in Kyiv struggling against freezing temperatures and heavy snowfall.
Canadian Army's Arctic Vehicle Replacement Plan
The Canadian Army's DAME project aims to replace aging BV-206 vehicles with new tracked carriers for Arctic operations by 2032, with procurement details emerging.
Canadian Soldier Dies on NATO Deployment in Latvia
Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, a Canadian Armed Forces member from Hamilton, died while serving on Operation Reassurance in Latvia. The circumstances are under investigation.
U.S. Approves $15.67B Arms Sales to Israel, Saudi Arabia
The United States has authorized significant new arms sales, including $6.67 billion to Israel and $9 billion to Saudi Arabia, amid ongoing regional tensions and security concerns.
Canadian Soldier Dies in Latvia During NATO Deployment
A member of the Canadian Armed Forces has died while serving in Latvia as part of NATO's enhanced forward presence. The incident is under investigation.
15 Wing Flight Training Near Regina Airport This Weekend
Military flight training exercises by 15 Wing will take place near Regina International Airport this weekend, with local residents advised of potential noise impacts.
Composite Sketch Could Lead to Arrest in 2005 Shooting Case
Ontario Provincial Police release a composite sketch of a suspect from a 2005 Clearview Township shooting, hoping it will generate new leads and lead to an arrest in the long-standing case.
U.S. Military Assets in Middle East as Trump Weighs Iran Strike
A detailed overview of the U.S. military equipment deployed to the Middle East, including fighter jets and naval assets, as former President Trump contemplates potential strikes against Iran in 2026.
RCMP Probe Westphal Shooting, Suspect Flees Scene
Nova Scotia RCMP are investigating a shooting incident in Westphal where shots were fired at a vehicle. The suspect fled the scene, and police are seeking information from the public.
Traffic Stop Leads to Criminal Charges in Lakeshore
An Ontario Provincial Police traffic stop in Lakeshore has resulted in multiple criminal charges being laid against a driver following a routine vehicle inspection by officers.
FBI Takes Over Minnesota Shooting Case as Trump Calls Pretti 'Insurrectionist'
The FBI has taken over the investigation into a Minnesota shooting, while former President Donald Trump labels Alex Pretti an 'insurrectionist' in a politically charged development.
Iran Targets Hospitals Amid Protests, Rights Groups Say
Human rights organizations report Iranian security forces are raiding hospitals to arrest wounded protesters and medical staff, creating a climate of fear in healthcare facilities.
Pentagon Invests $18M in Canada's 5N Plus for Germanium
The U.S. Department of Defense has made an $18 million investment in Montreal-based 5N Plus to expand germanium refining capacity for night-vision systems and defense applications.
Islamic State Claims Niger Air Base Attack
The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for a recent assault on a Nigerien air base, raising alarms about regional instability and international security implications.
Judge Refuses Release in Capitol Pipe Bomb Case
A U.S. judge has ordered the continued detention of a man charged with planting pipe bombs on the eve of the January 6 Capitol riot, citing flight risk and danger to the community.
U.S. Immigration Raids Surveillance Sweeps in Citizens
U.S. Homeland Security intensifies surveillance during immigration operations, using facial recognition technology, inadvertently involving American citizens in Minneapolis and raising privacy concerns.
Edmonton Helicopter Squadron Heads to Alaska for War Games
The 408 Tactical Helicopter Squadron from Edmonton is deploying to Alaska for Operation Striking Bat, a month-long international military exercise involving forces from the U.S., Norway, Italy, and Mongolia.
Ukraine Weather, Trump Claims Putin Halts Power Grid Attacks
Ukraine prepares for severe weather conditions while former U.S. President Donald Trump asserts that Vladimir Putin has agreed to cease attacks on Ukraine's power infrastructure.
Man Charged for Smuggling Immigrants from Canada to U.S.
A federal grand jury has indicted a man for allegedly smuggling immigrants from Canada into the United States, highlighting cross-border security concerns.
Two Murderers Caught Fleeing B.C. Prison: Vancouver Police
Vancouver Police have captured two convicted murderers who were attempting to escape a British Columbia prison, highlighting ongoing security concerns in the correctional system.
Additional Charges in London Explosives Probe
London police have laid further charges following the discovery of chemicals capable of creating explosives at a Chesham Avenue residence, with the investigation continuing to unfold.
Abbotsford Police Arrest 'Border Runner' Amid Rising Illegal Crossings
Abbotsford police have arrested a 'border runner' in British Columbia, with authorities warning that illegal border crossings are becoming more frequent. The arrest highlights ongoing challenges in border security and immigration enforcement.
Iran Mass Arrests Aim to Deter Further Protests
Plainclothes Iranian security forces have detained thousands in widespread arrests following recent anti-government protests, with detainees held in secret locations and families left in the dark about their fate.
Northern Ont. Man Fired at Police with Illegal Rifle
A Northern Ontario man purchased a rifle illegally and engaged in a shooting incident with police in Latchford before being taken down, as detailed by the Special Investigations Unit.
Saskatoon Police Head to London for Transit Policing Study
Saskatoon Police Chief Cameron McBride details a delegation of officers traveling to London, England, to study transit policing strategies and enhance public safety initiatives.
Canadian Official Heads to South Korea as Submarine Bid Deadline Nears
Secretary of State Stephen Fuhr visits South Korea for defence talks as Canada's deadline for submarine procurement bids approaches, highlighting key military partnerships.
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