Special Constable Program Fuels North Bay Police Recruitment
North Bay Police Service credits its special constable program for successful recruitment, as two recruits sworn in as full-time constables. Chief highlights the pathway's effectiveness.
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Sweden Urges EU Ban on Russian Oil, Gas Fleet Support
Sweden calls for a European Union-wide ban on services supporting Russia's oil and gas shipping fleet, aiming to tighten sanctions. Learn about the proposal's details and potential impact.
Ronny Chieng Criticizes ICE Tactics and Recruitment
Daily Show correspondent Ronny Chieng critiques U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's aggressive tactics and controversial recruitment of 'gun rights supporters' following a fatal shooting in Minnesota. Watch the segment.
RCAF Sees Progress on Recruitment and Retention Gaps
Lt.-Gen. Jamie Speiser-Blanchet reports positive steps in filling personnel gaps within the Royal Canadian Air Force, addressing critical recruitment and retention challenges.
Lethbridge adds doctors but still faces physician shortage
Chinook Regional Hospital in Lethbridge is recruiting more physicians, yet Alberta's healthcare system continues to grapple with a severe doctor shortage. Learn about the ongoing challenges.
U.S. seizes Venezuela-linked oil tanker after pursuit
U.S. authorities have captured the Russian-flagged tanker Bella 1 following a weeks-long international chase. The seizure near Venezuela could impact global oil markets and U.S.-Canada energy dynamics. Read the full story.
Putin meets cartoon cat and dog in Russian media moment
Russian President Vladimir Putin engaged with animated characters from a popular cartoon, creating a unique fusion of state messaging and children's entertainment. Explore the details and implications.
Union, Opposition Push Nova Scotia for Teacher Recruitment Plan
Nova Scotia's government faces mounting pressure from the union and opposition to create a formal teacher recruitment strategy. Deputy Minister Tracey Barbrick addressed the issue at a committee meeting on January 6, 2026.
Finland Teaches Media Literacy to 3-Year-Olds
Finland begins media literacy education in preschool to protect children from disinformation and Russian propaganda. Learn how this proactive model works and its implications for digital resilience.
Russian influencer dies after botched $7,500 butt-lift
Yulia Burtseva, a 38-year-old Russian influencer, died following a cosmetic surgery in Moscow. The tragic case highlights the risks of medical tourism and unregulated procedures.
Venezuela Oil Claims in Doubt After Maduro Capture
The future of billions of barrels of Venezuelan oil claimed by foreign state-owned firms is uncertain after the U.S. detained President Nicolás Maduro. Read the latest analysis on the global energy implications.
Trump Warns India of Tariffs Over Russian Oil
Former U.S. President Donald Trump warns India could face higher tariffs for buying Russian oil. Explore the implications for global trade and Canada's perspective.
Lethbridge Mayor Focuses on Doctor Recruitment, Crime Drop
Re-elected Lethbridge Mayor Blaine Hyggen outlines priorities: recruiting family doctors and building on a 19% drop in the Crime Severity Index. Learn about the city's strategy.
Putin's New Year's Speech Rallies Troops in Ukraine Conflict
Russian President Vladimir Putin used his annual New Year's address to rally troops in Ukraine, framing the war as an existential struggle. The speech follows alleged drone attacks and claims of battlefield gains. Read the latest on the nearly four-year c
Russian drones hit Odesa, injuring 6 including children
A Russian drone attack struck Odesa, Ukraine, on December 31, 2025, injuring six people, including children. Emergency services battled fires in the aftermath.
Russia's new nuclear-capable missiles enter active service
Moscow announces its Oreshnik missile systems are now operational, a move with significant implications for global security and the ongoing war in Ukraine. Read the latest analysis.
Germany to drop Usmanov probe for $11M fine
German authorities will end their investigation into Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov upon payment of an $11 million fine. The deal concludes a major financial probe.
Billionaire loses appeal to lift Canadian sanctions
Igor Makarov, a billionaire former Russian oligarch, has failed to convince a Canadian court to lift sanctions freezing $145 million in assets. The court cited his deep ties to Russia's gas sector and dealings with Vladimir Putin.
Ex-Russian oligarch loses appeal on Canadian sanctions
A Canadian appeal court has dismissed billionaire Igor Makarov's bid to lift sanctions, freezing $145M in assets linked to Russia's energy sector and Putin ties. Read the full ruling.
Rebuilt Mariupol Theatre Opens 3 Years After Deadly Airstrike
Russia has reopened the Mariupol Drama Theatre, a site where hundreds died in a 2022 airstrike. The restoration in the Russian-controlled Ukrainian city marks a stark symbol of the ongoing war.
Cheskie Bakery moves in Mile End, keeps beloved babka
Montreal's beloved kosher bakery, Cheskie, has moved across the street in Mile End to a larger location. Discover how the family-run shop keeps its 'phenomenal' babka and community spirit alive.
UK Unveils Paid Military 'Gap Year' for Young People
The United Kingdom introduces a new paid 'gap year' scheme for young people to serve in the armed forces. Learn about the program's details and its potential impact.
Massive Russian Attack on Kyiv Before Key US-Ukraine Summit
Russia targeted Kyiv with ballistic missiles and drones, killing at least one. The attack comes a day before President Zelenskyy meets with Donald Trump to discuss ending the war.
Calgary Couple Fears Deportation to Russia as 'Death Sentence'
A Russian-Ukrainian couple in Calgary, who fled after protesting the war, face an uncertain future as their Canadian visas near expiry. Returning to Russia, they say, would be a death sentence.
Russia Strikes Kyiv, 1 Dead Before Zelenskyy-Trump Talks
A Russian missile and drone attack hit Ukraine's capital, killing at least one person on December 27, 2025, just before a planned meeting between Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and former U.S. President Trump.
UK's paid military gap year aims to boost recruitment
The UK will launch a paid military gap year program in 2026 for 150 young people, offering training without long-term commitment to address defence recruitment struggles. Learn more about this new initiative.
Massive Russian strike hits Kyiv before Zelenskyy-Trump meeting
Russia unleashed a massive drone and missile barrage on Kyiv, killing one and cutting power to 600,000, just before President Zelenskyy's crucial Florida meeting with Donald Trump to discuss a new U.S. peace plan. Read the full details.
Russian Missile Attack on Kyiv Kills 1 Before Key Talks
A massive Russian missile and drone attack hit Kyiv on December 27, 2025, killing one person and wounding many. The assault comes just before critical Ukraine-U.S. negotiations.
Calgary Police Chief: Staffing Strains Top 2026 Challenge
Calgary Police Chief Katie McLellan identifies workforce stability as the primary internal challenge for 2026, crucial for long-term public safety amid city growth. A new recruitment initiative is launched.
Poland intercepts Russian plane over Baltic Sea
Poland's military intercepted a Russian aircraft over the Baltic Sea and reported airspace violations from Belarus, highlighting ongoing regional tensions. Read the latest details.
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