Ontario Hospitals Call for AI Healthcare Funding
Eastern Ontario hospitals appealed for provincial funding to implement AI tools in healthcare during the 2026 pre-budget consultations in Ottawa. Learn about the push for technological advancement.
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Arrest made, suspects sought in violent Eastern Ontario home invasions
Ottawa Police, with Brockville and OPP, seek suspects in a violent home invasion series. A 26-year-old man faces multiple charges. Police urge public to provide information.
Alberta's top doctor to provide flu update amid high cases
Alberta's chief medical officer will provide an update on the influenza season, which has seen over 13,150 cases since August. Get the latest public health details.
Canadians feel unsafe despite lower crime data
New polling reveals a disconnect between Canadian perceptions of safety and official crime statistics. Explore the data and expert insights on this growing concern.
Canadians feel crime is worse despite data: poll
A new poll reveals a disconnect between falling crime rates and public perception in Canada. Many believe their communities are less safe than five years ago. Explore the data and analysis.
250,000 Fewer U.S. Return Trips to Eastern Ontario in 2025
New data reveals a sharp decline in cross-border travel from the U.S. to Eastern Ontario, with significant implications for regional commerce and tourism. Explore the potential causes and impacts.
Leafs Thrive Without Nylander in Tight Eastern Conference
The Toronto Maple Leafs' strong record without star William Nylander underscores a chaotic NHL Eastern Conference playoff race. Analysis of the team's strange season and the unpredictable battle for postseason spots.
Ottawa Senators lose 4th straight, playoff hopes fade
The Ottawa Senators' playoff aspirations took another hit with a 3-2 loss to the Florida Panthers, their fourth consecutive defeat. The team now faces a steeper climb in the Eastern Conference wildcard race.
$55M Lotto Max Jackpot Won in Eastern Ontario
An eastern Ontario ticket holder is $55 million richer after winning the Lotto Max jackpot. This marks the second consecutive major lottery win for the province. Discover the details.
Satellite Intel Shows Russian Buildup on NATO Flank
Private analysts use satellite imagery to expose the scale of Russia's military buildup near Poland, Lithuania, and Finland, raising alarms for NATO's eastern defenses.
Medical Officer of Health Advocates for Shared Family Meals
Eastern Ontario's Medical Officer of Health emphasizes the physical and mental health benefits of regular family meals. Learn why this simple tradition is a powerful tool for well-being.
Man shot in northeast Edmonton, police investigating
A 24-year-old man is in hospital following a shooting in northeast Edmonton. Police are investigating the incident which occurred on January 9, 2026. Stay informed on the latest.
$300K in stolen gear recovered by Alberta RCMP
Alberta RCMP have successfully recovered approximately $300,000 worth of stolen heavy equipment and vehicles in a northern Alberta investigation. Two individuals now face multiple charges.
Detroit sees drop in crime rates for 2025
Newly released data reveals a significant decrease in crime across Detroit in 2025 compared to the previous year. Discover the latest figures and what they mean for the region.
Ontario Parrot Rescue Launches Crisis Pilot Project
Eastern Ontario's largest parrot rescue initiates a pilot project to tackle the escalating parrot crisis, as experts warn of a growing problem. Learn about the new initiative.
Winnipeg homicides drop nearly 50% in 2025
Winnipeg saw a dramatic near 50% reduction in homicides in 2025, according to police data. Explore the details behind this significant drop in violent crime.
Edmonton crime stats questioned amid social disorder rise
Lorne Gunter analyzes Edmonton's crime statistics, arguing that redefining crime as 'social disorder' and underreporting skew official figures. Is the city's progress real?
Winnipeg Café Vandalized with Hate Message
Habibiz Café in Winnipeg was targeted with a hateful message, occurring just two days after a local synagogue was vandalized. The community condemns the acts.
Fatal Head-On Crash in Central Alberta Claims One Life
A tragic head-on collision in central Alberta has resulted in one fatality. Get the latest details on the crash and ongoing safety concerns for Alberta highways.
Leafs in playoff hunt despite struggles, Treliving says focus is key
Despite goaltending issues and injuries, the Toronto Maple Leafs remain in the Eastern Conference playoff race. GM Brad Treliving emphasizes focusing on their own game in a season of unprecedented parity.
One Dead in Eastern Ontario Snowmobile Crash
Ontario Provincial Police report a fatal snowmobile collision in Eastern Ontario. Authorities are investigating the incident. Read the latest details on the tragedy.
Coast Guard Searches for Survivors After U.S. Military Strikes
The U.S. Coast Guard continues a massive search in the eastern Pacific for people who jumped from alleged drug-smuggling boats attacked by the military. Survival odds diminish amid harsh conditions.
Alberta separation petition can now collect signatures
The Alberta Prosperity Project has received legal approval to gather signatures for a petition on provincial separation. This move coincides with political shifts, including a new environment minister.
Raptors' 2026 Challenge Begins with Key Hawks Matchups
The Toronto Raptors aim to build on their 2025 progress as a tough schedule looms. Success against the struggling Atlanta Hawks is crucial to solidify their Eastern Conference playoff positioning.
Alberta minister on teachers' strike, notwithstanding clause
Alberta's Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides reflects on the historic 2025 teachers' strike, the use of the notwithstanding clause, and his pledge to rebuild trust with educators. Read the full interview.
Raptors Must Ease Burden on Ingram and Barnes
As 2026 begins, the Toronto Raptors hold a 20-15 record but face inconsistency. The team must explore trades to support stars Brandon Ingram and Scottie Barnes for a sustained playoff run.
GTA residents think crime is up, but stats show opposite
A new survey shows a stark disconnect in the GTA: most believe crime is rising sharply, while official data indicates a significant decline. Explore the perception gap and its implications.
GTA residents believe crime is surging, but stats show opposite
A new survey shows a stark perception gap in the Greater Toronto Area, where residents believe crime is rising despite national statistics indicating a decline. Discover the facts behind the fear.
Windsor crime stats decline despite resident concerns
A new study reveals Windsorites believe crime is increasing, but police data shows a downward trend. Explore the perception gap and what it means for community safety in 2025.
Alberta explores potential provincial policing model
Alberta is examining a provincial policing model to replace the RCMP. Explore the potential structure, costs, and implications for communities across the province.
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