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.
Category : Politics
Alberta Broke FOIP Laws Withholding Survey Results
An adjudicator ruled Alberta's government violated access to information laws by refusing to release Alberta Next survey results to Postmedia, ordering disclosure of hundreds of pages.
Vancouver Crime Stoppers Lists 5 'Least-Wanted Valentines'
Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers has released its annual 'least-wanted Valentines' list, highlighting five fugitives who remain at large in British Columbia ahead of Valentine's Day 2026.
Legault Baffled by Trump's Hockey Warning Over China Trade
Quebec Premier François Legault expresses confusion over Donald Trump's assertion that Canada's trade deals with China would eliminate hockey and the Stanley Cup, calling the claim nonsensical.
Charges Laid After Masked Men Attempt London Break-In
London Police Service has laid charges following an attempted break-in by masked individuals on Tuesday morning. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about property crime in the city.
Tory Motion Targets Foreign Criminals' Refugee Claims
Conservative MPs introduce motion to prevent foreign nationals convicted of serious crimes from claiming refugee status, citing an extortion epidemic in British Columbia.
Ontario Men Released After Luring Charges Sparks Outcry
The release of six Ontario men charged with luring underage girls for sex has prompted criticism from justice advocates and police, highlighting calls for bail reform.
Carney-Trump Hockey and Bridge Clash Escalates
Prime Minister Mark Carney and former U.S. President Donald Trump engage in a heated exchange over Olympic hockey and the Gordie Howe International Bridge, highlighting Canada-U.S. tensions.
Starbucks Stabbing Trial Begins in Vancouver Over Vaping Dispute
The second-degree murder trial of Inderdeep Singh Gosal has commenced in Vancouver. He is accused of fatally stabbing Paul Schmidt during a 2023 argument about vaping near Schmidt's young daughter.
Regina Jail Lockdown Continues Since Feb. 6
The Regina Correctional Centre has been under institutional lockdown since February 6, with the Ministry of Community Safety citing routine security measures for staff and inmate safety.
MP Refuses Pay Raise, Citing Conscience
A Conservative Member of Parliament has publicly declined to accept a scheduled salary increase, stating he cannot do so in good conscience amid current economic pressures facing Canadians.
Carney's Travel Costs Top $772K in First Year
Records reveal Prime Minister Mark Carney spent over $772,000 on in-flight catering and accommodations during his first year in office, with expenses still being processed for numerous trips.
Guelph Police Cleared in Leg Injury Incident by SIU
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has determined a Guelph police officer will not face criminal charges after a man suffered a broken leg during an interaction. The ruling concludes an investigation into the 2025 incident.
Norwegian Royal's Son Denies Rape Charges in Court
Marius Borg Hoiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess, faces 38 charges including rape. He denies allegations of assaulting sleeping women in ongoing Oslo trial.
Calgary Dangerous Offender Gets Indefinite Prison Sentence
Lee Todd Laviolette, a Calgary dangerous offender with a 35-year criminal history, has been sentenced to an indeterminate prison term after a judge ruled he poses an unmanageable risk to public safety.
Lutnick Admits Epstein Island Trip, Downplays Relationship
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick acknowledged visiting Jeffrey Epstein's private island in 2012 during Senate testimony, while minimizing their relationship amid questions about ongoing contact.
Vance's X Deletes Armenian Genocide Post After Memorial Visit
U.S. Vice President JD Vance's social media account removed a post acknowledging the Armenian genocide following his wreath-laying ceremony at the Tsitsernakaberd memorial in Yerevan.
Montreal's Safety Paradox: Rising Insecurity
Montreal remains one of North America's safest cities, yet residents report increasing feelings of insecurity, highlighting a complex urban safety dynamic.
Alberta's Smith Rules Out Tax Hikes Despite Deficits
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith forecasts substantial budget deficits but firmly rejects tax increases and deep spending cuts, outlining her government's fiscal strategy.
Barrie Man Guilty in Crash Killing Olympian Alexandra Paul
A Barrie, Ontario man has pleaded guilty in the 2023 transport truck collision that resulted in the tragic death of Canadian Olympian Alexandra Paul. The case concludes a lengthy legal process.
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.
Montreal Teens Engaging in Crime at Younger Ages, Police Say
Montreal police report a concerning trend of youth engaging in criminal activity at younger ages, with teens as young as 14-15 involved, though overall crime in the city remains relatively low.
Utah Mom on Trial for Husband's Poisoning, Grief Book
Jury selection starts for Kouri Richins, a Utah mother accused of fatally poisoning her husband with fentanyl, then publishing a children's book about grief while allegedly seeking insurance money.
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.
No Charges for Cops in Fatal Milton Crash After Breathalyzer Miss
Ontario's SIU has decided not to charge Halton Regional Police officers who failed to administer a breathalyzer test to a driver before a 2024 Milton collision that killed three people. The investigation's outcome raises questions about police procedure a
Regina Mayor Demands Expedited Federal Funding
Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski emphasizes urgency in securing federal funds, stressing that delays could impact city projects and services as budget pressures mount.
Sudbury Senior Hit by Police Car Was Crossing Against Light: SIU
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit concludes a 75-year-old man was crossing against the light when struck by a Sudbury police cruiser in October, detailing the incident's circumstances.
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.
Winnipeg Police HQ Inquiry Starts with Key Testimony
A public inquiry into the troubled Winnipeg Police Service headquarters construction project commenced Tuesday, with the city's purchasing manager providing initial testimony on procurement practices.
FBI Releases Images in Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping Case
The FBI has released security footage showing a masked individual with a possible firearm in connection with the abduction of Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today host Savannah Guthrie.
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