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.
Category : Defense Security
Germany Expels Russian Spy Handler, Moscow Vows Response
Germany has expelled a Russian diplomat accused of being an intelligence handler, prompting a vow of retaliation from Moscow amid heightened tensions.
French Navy Intercepts Russian Oil Tanker in Mediterranean
France's naval forces have intercepted an oil tanker sailing from Russia in the Mediterranean Sea, a significant maritime operation reflecting ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Trump's 'Forever' Framework Deal on Greenland and Arctic
President Donald Trump announced a permanent framework deal for Greenland and Arctic security after talks with NATO's Mark Rutte, withdrawing tariff threats but offering few specifics.
Calgary Police Seek Fentanyl Mail Suspect
Calgary police are asking for public assistance to identify a man who attempted to mail a package believed to contain fentanyl from a shipping company in November 2025.
Denmark Open to Arctic Security Talks, Insists on Sovereignty
Danish PM Mette Frederiksen says Denmark and Greenland remain open to constructive Arctic security discussions with allies, provided territorial integrity is respected, following U.S. President Trump's remarks at Davos.
Australian Gunman at Large After Triple Fatal Shooting
Police across Australia are conducting an extensive search for a gunman responsible for a deadly shooting that left three people dead and one wounded, sparking a major public safety alert.
NATO's Rutte Calls for Arctic Security Boost After Trump Deal
In an exclusive Reuters interview, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte emphasizes the need for allied nations to rapidly enhance Arctic defense capabilities following former President Trump's announced framework for a Greenland agreement.
Winnipeg Gun Owners Confused by Federal Buyback Start
Local firearm owners in Winnipeg voice frustration and bewilderment as the federal government's controversial gun buyback initiative begins implementation across Canada.
Scooter Rider Critically Injured by Stolen Pickup in Surrey
A scooter rider was critically injured after being struck by a stolen pickup truck in Surrey, B.C., prompting police to notify the independent watchdog for investigation.
Trump Unveils Greenland Defense Framework, Drops Tariffs
U.S. President Donald Trump announces a framework agreement for Arctic defense centered on Greenland, while scrapping planned tariffs on European nations and criticizing Canada's stance.
Defence Tech Company Opens Factory in Kanata
Dominion Dynamics, a defence technology company, has inaugurated a new manufacturing plant in Kanata's tech hub, promising job creation and advanced production capabilities for Canada's security sector.
Defence Tech Company Opens New Kanata Facility
Dominion Dynamics, a defence technology company, has launched a new location on Schneider Road in Kanata, marking a significant expansion in Canada's growing defence sector.
Masked Suspect Photo Released in Port Coquitlam Assault
Vancouver police have shared an image of a masked suspect wanted in connection with a serious stranger assault with a weapon in Port Coquitlam, seeking witnesses and surveillance footage.
Trump NATO Threats 'Problematic' for Canada: Expert
A Canadian military academic warns that Donald Trump's recent threats against NATO allies pose serious risks to global security and Canada's defense interests in an evolving geopolitical landscape.
Military Buildup Urged in Quebec North Over Trump Threats
Defence experts call for increased troops, submarines, and naval patrols in northern Quebec to assert Canadian sovereignty as Trump persists with Arctic territorial claims.
Republicans Push Back Against Trump's Greenland Pursuit
Growing Republican opposition to Donald Trump's aggressive campaign for Greenland raises congressional concerns over military action and Arctic diplomacy with allies.
IDF Strikes Hezbollah Terrorist in Lebanon
The Israeli military conducted targeted strikes against Hezbollah terrorists in Southern Lebanon, citing repeated violations of ceasefire agreements and the elimination of a key liaison officer.
Greenland's 'Crisis' Plan as Trump Calls It 'Our Territory'
Greenland releases emergency guidelines as former U.S. President Donald Trump reiterates claims over the territory, sparking diplomatic tensions and regional security concerns.
ISIS Brides Escape Syrian Prison Camp, Shamima Begum Feared Free
Violent riots at the Al-Hol prison camp in Syria led to the escape of numerous ISIS brides, including notorious British terror bride Shamima Begum. Kurdish guards abandoned the site as buildings burned.
Israeli Fire Kills 11 in Gaza, Including Children
Hospital officials in Gaza report that an Israeli military strike has resulted in the deaths of 11 Palestinians, with two children among the fatalities, amid ongoing conflict.
Active Police Investigation on Windsor's Riverside Drive
Windsor Police Service is conducting an active investigation on Riverside Drive. Details remain limited as authorities work at the scene in this developing situation.
Trump's Plane Returns to Base After Electrical Issue
President Donald Trump's Air Force One returned to Joint Base Andrews due to a minor electrical problem shortly after takeoff for Switzerland, forcing a plane change for his Davos trip.
Firefighter Gear Ices Over During Amherstburg House Fire
Amherstburg firefighters faced extreme conditions as their gear froze immediately during a house fire response, highlighting winter firefighting challenges in Ontario.
Ex-Flight Attendant Posed as Pilot for Free Flights
A Toronto man, formerly a flight attendant for a Canadian airline, allegedly used fake IDs to obtain hundreds of free flights from U.S. carriers by impersonating pilots and crew members.
Ex-Flight Attendant Posed as Pilot for Free Flights: U.S.
U.S. authorities have charged a former flight attendant with fraudulently posing as a pilot to obtain hundreds of free flights, highlighting vulnerabilities in airline security protocols.
CSE Breached Law by Targeting Canadian: Report
A new report alleges that Canada's Communications Security Establishment violated the law by directing its activities at a Canadian citizen, raising significant legal and privacy concerns.
Canada Models U.S. Invasion Response as Trump Talks 51st State
Canada's military has reportedly modeled defensive strategies against a hypothetical U.S. invasion, with officials emphasizing the scenario is highly unlikely despite Trump's comments.
Greenland PM Warns of Possible U.S. Invasion, Urges Preparation
Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen advises citizens to prepare for a possible military invasion by the United States, citing President Donald Trump's threats to take over the Arctic territory.
U.S. Seizes 7th Venezuelan Oil Tanker in Caribbean
American forces boarded the Motor Vessel Sagitta without incident as part of ongoing efforts to enforce sanctions against Venezuela's oil exports under the Trump administration's quarantine policy.
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