RCMP Investigate Suspicious Death in Prince Albert
Saskatchewan RCMP are leading an investigation into a suspicious death in Prince Albert, with authorities releasing few details as the case unfolds.
Category : Politics
FBI Report on Trump's 2006 Epstein Call Contradicts Timeline
A newly released FBI document details Donald Trump's 2006 phone call to police about Jeffrey Epstein, adding to inconsistencies in his explanations about ending their relationship.
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.
Canada's Engineered Family Doctor Shortage Exposed
New analysis reveals Canada's critical family physician shortage resulted from deliberate 1990s policy decisions to cut medical school funding and cap residencies, creating today's healthcare crisis.
Minister: Canada Post Loans Not a Long-Term Solution
Procurement Minister Joel Lightbound states that government loans to Canada Post are not a permanent solution, amid broader federal discussions on public service and infrastructure.
Colombian President Petro Survives Assassination Attempt
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has publicly stated that he escaped an assassination attempt. The incident adds to the political tensions in the region.
Liberal MP's Nazi Remark Sparks Outrage Over Jamil Jivani
Conservative MP Jamil Jivani faces Nazi sympathizer accusation from Liberal backbencher, prompting calls for apology and political controversy in Ottawa.
FBI Raid on Georgia Election Office Ordered by Trump Ally
Newly disclosed FBI affidavit shows Kurt Olsen, a Trump administration official who promoted 2020 election fraud claims, ordered the seizure of Fulton County ballots.
Trump Admin Takes Down Rainbow Flag at Stonewall Monument
The Trump administration has ceased flying the rainbow flag at the Stonewall National Monument in New York, sparking discussions on LGBTQ+ symbolism and federal policy.
Teen Arrested in Fatal Tim Hortons Shooting
Toronto police have arrested a 15-year-old boy in connection with a fatal shooting inside a Scarborough Tim Hortons. The incident occurred on February 5, 2026, near Lawrence Avenue East and Bellamy Road North.
MP Dawson Rejects Pay Raise, Earns Taxpayer Praise
Conservative MP Mike Dawson refuses a 4.2% salary increase, citing Canadians' financial struggles. The Canadian Taxpayers Federation applauds his stance as leadership.
Canadian ICC Judge Vows to Continue Despite Trump Sanctions
Canadian International Criminal Court judge Kimberly Prost asserts that sanctions imposed by the Trump administration will not hinder her judicial responsibilities, amidst a backdrop of national news.
First Nations Must Approve Alberta Separation: AFN Chief
National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak asserts that any Alberta separation from Canada requires explicit permission from First Nations, citing treaty rights and sovereignty.
Regina Inmates Strike After Wage Cuts, Facility Locked Down
The Regina Provincial Correctional Centre is under institutional lockdown as inmates protest recent wage reductions. The Ministry of Corrections confirms the situation while other Saskatchewan news includes a drug alert after overdoses.
Man Charged After Drone Drug Delivery to Manitoba Prison
A man from Winnipeg and Calgary has been charged following an incident where drugs were delivered via drone to Stony Mountain Institution in Manitoba, as RCMP investigate the innovative smuggling attempt.
Man Dies in St. Catharines Tent Fire, Police Probe
A man has been found deceased following a tent fire in St. Catharines, Ontario. The Niagara Regional Police Service is investigating the incident, which occurred amid a series of other regional news items.
NB MP Refuses $8.8K Pay Raise, Calls It 'Distasteful'
Conservative MP Mike Dawson asks House of Commons to freeze his salary, rejecting a 4.2% raise while Canadians face cost-of-living pressures.
Kitchener Council Unhappy with $587K Police Dispatch Plan
Kitchener city councillors express dissatisfaction with a new proposal to pay Waterloo Regional Police $587,000 annually for bylaw enforcement dispatch services, raising concerns about municipal budgeting and service efficiency.
Two Arrested for Kitchener Shooting
Police in Kitchener have made two arrests in connection with a recent shooting that occurred in the city's downtown core, highlighting ongoing public safety concerns.
London Co-Accused Appear in Chesham Avenue Court Case
Individuals co-accused in the ongoing Chesham Avenue investigation made court appearances on Tuesday, as legal proceedings continue in London, Ontario.
Trump's Past Comments on Epstein Misconduct Reemerge
Former President Donald Trump reportedly told police in the mid-2000s that 'everyone has known' about Jeffrey Epstein's misconduct, as new legal developments unfold in related cases.
$2M for Winnipeg Community Centre Renovations Announced
Mayor Scott Gillingham announces nearly $2 million in funding for major renovations at Winnipeg's Tyndall Park Community Centre, enhancing local recreational infrastructure.
Democrats Risk DHS Shutdown Over ICE Reform Demands
Congressional Democrats demand immigration enforcement reforms in DHS funding bill, threatening agency shutdown. Negotiations stall over ICE accountability measures.
RCMP Arrest in Lloydminster Child Exploitation Case
A significant arrest has been made by RCMP in Lloydminster following an investigation into child sexual exploitation materials. The case highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts to combat such crimes across Canada.
Youth Director Wanted for Brampton Church Sex Assaults Flees Country
Peel Regional Police are searching for a Mississauga man, Christopher Brito De Araujo, accused of multiple sexual assaults at a Brampton church. Authorities confirm he has left the country.
Ex-Deputy Premier Slams Smith's Separation Referendum Push
A former deputy premier of Alberta has publicly criticized Premier Danielle Smith, accusing her of being 'hellbent' on pursuing a separation referendum, sparking debate on provincial sovereignty.
Montreal CAQ Candidate Pledges to Revive Fast-Track Immigration
Christine Fréchette, a candidate for the Coalition Avenir Québec leadership in Montreal, commits to reinstating an expedited immigration pathway to address labour needs.
Thunder Bay Man Charged in Hidden Camera Voyeurism Case
A 44-year-old Thunder Bay man faces voyeurism charges after police discovered a concealed camera in a south-end home during renovation work, sparking community concern.
Sask. Mom Seeks Answers in Daughter's Unsolved Killing
Lorna Mitchell makes a public plea for information regarding the death of her 44-year-old daughter Candie Pritchard, urging anyone with knowledge to come forward to Saskatoon authorities.
Mississauga Man Fled to Brazil in Church Sex Assault Case
Peel Regional Police are searching for Christopher Brito De Araujo, 24, who fled to Brazil after being charged with multiple sexual offenses involving youth at a Brampton church.
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