Calgary Police Release Image in Shooting Investigation
Calgary police have released an image of a vehicle believed to be connected to an ongoing extortion and shooting investigation in the city, as part of their efforts to gather public assistance.
Category : Defense Security
Canadian Pilot Jailed in Guinea, Co-Pilot Stranded
A Canadian pilot has been imprisoned in Guinea for six weeks following a military takeover, with his co-pilot also unable to leave the country due to conflicting government orders.
FBI Photos Show Armed Suspect in Guthrie Abduction
The FBI has released images showing an armed individual tampering with Nancy Guthrie's camera before her disappearance. The 84-year-old mother of NBC journalist Savannah Guthrie is believed to have been abducted from her Arizona home.
Ex-Defence Chief: Canada Must Do More Than Claim Arctic
Retired General Tom Lawson argues Canada's military faces greater challenges deploying to its Arctic archipelago than to Greenland, highlighting urgent sovereignty concerns.
Regina Police Get $1.7M for Officer Retention Under SCAN
The Regina Police Service will receive $1.7 million in provincial funding to support the hiring and retention of approximately 27 officers through the renewed SCAN enforcement initiative.
Largest-Ever Drug Seizure at B.C. Border Leads to Charges
Canadian authorities have laid charges following the largest narcotics seizure ever recorded at a British Columbia border crossing, involving significant quantities of methamphetamine and other illicit substances.
Carney to Strengthen Security Ties in Germany
Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to visit Germany this week to enhance bilateral security and defence cooperation, amid global geopolitical shifts and economic challenges.
RCMP Release Video in Fatal First Nation Shooting
Saskatchewan RCMP have released surveillance video of a vehicle connected to a fatal shooting on a First Nation. The incident occurred outside a Burlington mall, claiming the life of a 24-year-old man.
Canada's Largest Arctic Military Exercise Launches from Edmonton
Canada launches Operation Nanook-Nunalivut 2026, its largest Arctic military exercise in a decade, with Edmonton serving as key staging ground for sovereignty operations across northern territories.
OPP Officer Hit by Vehicle in Winter Storm: Dashcam Released
Ontario Provincial Police have released dramatic dashcam footage showing an officer being struck by his own cruiser after it was rear-ended during a severe winter storm with near-zero visibility.
Israeli Drone Strike Kills 2 Cyclists in Gaza
An Israeli drone strike in Gaza has killed two cyclists, raising the death toll despite ceasefire efforts. The conflict continues to escalate humanitarian concerns.
Calian's SatService Wins German Military Satellite Contract
SatService GmbH, a Calian Group subsidiary, secures contract to deliver Q/V-band satellite ground station for German Armed Forces, enhancing secure military communications and scientific research capabilities.
Armed Suspect Arrested in Dartmouth, N.S. by RCMP
A suspect is now in custody after RCMP responded to reports of an armed individual in the Dartmouth, Nova Scotia area, ensuring public safety.
Canada's Arctic Defense: Critical Deployment Challenges
Former Chief of Defence Staff Gen. Tom Lawson warns that deploying military forces to Canada's Arctic archipelago is more difficult than to Greenland, highlighting strategic vulnerabilities.
Quebec Firm's AI Cameras Boost NATO Defense Strategy
Vosker Corp., a Victoriaville-based security camera company, acquires Estonian AI surveillance firm Reconeyez and secures $200M funding to enhance NATO defense technology capabilities.
Canada's Arctic Sovereignty: A Race Against Time
Retired General Tom Lawson highlights the immense logistical challenges of deploying military forces to Canada's Arctic archipelago, emphasizing the urgency of securing northern sovereignty amid growing global interest.
Anarchists Sabotage Italian Rail During Olympics
An anarchist group has claimed responsibility for sabotaging rail infrastructure in northern Italy, causing significant train delays during the Winter Olympics opening weekend.
FBI Unaware of Guthrie Contact with Suspected Kidnappers
The FBI has stated it has no information indicating Savannah Guthrie communicated with individuals suspected in her mother's disappearance, as a former agent discusses the case.
Canada-China Security Deal Questioned After Interference Probe
A new trade agreement between Canada and China includes provisions for law enforcement cooperation, raising concerns given recent findings about Chinese interference in Canadian democracy.
Fallen Soldier Sebastian Halmagean Laid to Rest in Burlington
Canadian Armed Forces Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, 24, was honored with a graveside service in Burlington's Woodland Cemetery. The Hamilton native died during Operation Reassurance in Latvia.
Fallen Firefighter's Family Carries on Legacy in St. Thomas
The St. Thomas Fire Department honored Dennis Redman, killed in the line of duty 25 years ago, with a ceremony attended by his son and granddaughter, who continue his legacy of service.
Fatal Weekend in NE Ontario Sparks Safety Warnings
A tragic weekend in northeastern Ontario has resulted in multiple fatalities, prompting law enforcement to issue critical safety warnings to the public.
U.S. Military Boards Sanctioned Tanker After Pursuit
American forces intercepted a sanctioned oil tanker in the Indian Ocean following a lengthy maritime chase originating in the Caribbean, according to Pentagon reports.
Eby: Vancouver 'Perfect Place' for NATO Defence Bank HQ
British Columbia Premier David Eby has publicly advocated for Vancouver to host the new NATO Defence Innovation Bank headquarters, citing the city's strategic advantages and innovation ecosystem.
NATO Arctic Sentry Mission Launch Imminent
NATO is preparing to deploy its Arctic Sentry mission in the coming days, a strategic move to enhance surveillance and defense capabilities in the High North amid growing geopolitical tensions.
Edmonton Police Close West End Intersection for Investigation
Edmonton Police Service closed a major west Edmonton intersection on Monday morning for an ongoing investigation, causing traffic disruptions in the area.
Union Warns Transport Canada Cuts Risk Safety
The OttawaNewsUnion warns that federal job reductions at Transport Canada may compromise transportation safety across Canada, raising concerns about regulatory oversight.
Defence Tech Gold Rush in Canada as Military Rebuild Accelerates
Mark Carney's pledge for massive defence spending triggers a technology investment surge, with Canadian firms like Dominion Dynamics securing funding while navigating bureaucratic challenges.
Escaped ISIS Fighters Threaten Canadian Security from Syria
The breakdown of detention facilities in northeastern Syria has led to escaped ISIS fighters, posing serious security risks to Canada and challenging counter-terrorism efforts.
Israeli Forces Capture Hamas Ally in Southern Lebanon
Israeli military operations in southern Lebanon have led to the capture of a local Sunni Islamist official aligned with Hamas, escalating regional tensions as Lebanese forces clear border areas.
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