10.5-Year Sentence for Man in Fatal Burnaby Home Invasion
A man has been sentenced to 10.5 years in prison for his involvement in a home invasion that resulted in the death of 19-year-old Ryan Nagy in Burnaby.
Category : Politics
Manitoba Defends Cost of U.S. Doctor Hunt as Minimal
Health Minister Uzoma Asagwara states the expense of hiring a U.S. firm to recruit doctors for Manitoba is minimal, amid broader healthcare discussions.
Thunder Bay Police Lay Assault, Confinement Charges
Thunder Bay police have filed assault and confinement charges in a recent case, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts in the city. Details emerge as authorities address public safety concerns.
Calgary Water Restrictions Could Lift Thursday as Main Fixed
The Bearspaw South feeder main in Calgary is now operational, potentially allowing water restrictions to be lifted by Thursday. This development follows repairs to the critical infrastructure.
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Windsor Man Guilty of Manslaughter in 2022 Shooting Death
Malique Calloo was convicted of manslaughter for the 2022 shooting death of Daniel Squalls. The jury rejected the murder charge, with the defense citing provocation and 'heat of passion' as factors in the tragic case.
Auditor General Slams OC Transpo Hiring Violations
Ottawa's auditor general found OC Transpo bypassed competition processes and hired unqualified candidates for management roles, calling contraventions 'very blatantly obvious'.
Vance's Catholic Memoir Cover Features Methodist Church
Vice President JD Vance's upcoming book about his return to Catholicism uses a cover image of a United Methodist church, raising questions about the choice amid his public faith stance and past theological controversies.
Johnson Drops ICE Funding Demand, Ends DHS Shutdown Threat
House Speaker Mike Johnson has abandoned his demand for ICE and Border Patrol funding in the DHS bill, accepting a deal he previously rejected. This move ends a seven-week shutdown that left many workers unpaid.
Life Sentences Sought in B.C. Contract Killing Case
Prosecutors argue that both murder and attempted murder convictions in a British Columbia contract killing warrant life imprisonment, highlighting the severity of the crimes.
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Ottawa Police Increase Synagogue Patrols for Passover
Ottawa Police are ramping up patrols and visibility around synagogues during Passover to ensure community safety and prevent potential threats, reflecting heightened security measures.
Sask. Woman Charged After Drugs, Guns Found in Rollover Vehicle
A Saskatchewan woman has been charged after police discovered drugs and firearms in a vehicle involved in a rollover incident, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts.
Daughter Claims Elfgard Oughtred Admitted to Hammer Attack in Prison
In a shocking courtroom revelation, the daughter of Elfgard Oughtred testified that her mother confessed to hitting her husband with a hammer during a prison conversation, as the second-degree murder trial continues in Brantford, Ontario.
Supreme Court Hears Trump Birthright Citizenship Case
The Supreme Court heard arguments on President Trump's effort to end birthright citizenship, with Solicitor General D. John Sauer struggling to answer Justice Gorsuch's questions about Native Americans.
Ottawa Pledges $13M for Montreal Homelessness Projects
The Canadian federal government has announced a $13 million investment to support Montreal-based initiatives tackling unsheltered homelessness and encampments, aiming to address urgent housing needs.
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Windsor Police Seek Suspects After Downtown Assault
Windsor Police Service is actively searching for suspects involved in an assault at a store on Ouellette Avenue, with the incident occurring in the 500 block area.
Ontario Police Watchdog Investigates Ottawa Arrest
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit is probing an arrest near York Street and Beausoleil Drive in Ottawa, urging witnesses to come forward with information.
N.B. Spends $423M on Justice and Public Safety
The New Brunswick government has announced a significant investment of $423 million in its Department of Justice and Public Safety, aimed at enhancing law enforcement and public security initiatives across the province.
Alberta Bill 26 Aims for Immigration Control, Worker Registry
Alberta introduces Bill 26 to assert provincial control over immigration, creating an employer registry for foreign workers and licensing system for consultants.
Barrie Driver Caught at Double Speed Limit by OPP
Ontario Provincial Police apprehended a motorist in Barrie for stunt driving after clocking them at twice the legal speed limit, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
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Cambridge Driver Charged in Fatal Oxford County Truck Crash
A Cambridge resident has been charged with careless driving and driving while suspended following a fatal collision in Oxford County that claimed three lives, including two teenagers.
Avi Lewis: NDP Leader's Strategic Rise in Politics
Warren Kinsella analyzes Avi Lewis's leadership qualities, highlighting his intelligence, media savvy, and political background as key assets for the NDP in a shifting political landscape.
Sagamok Police Presence Cleared, No Public Threat: OPP
The Ontario Provincial Police have cleared a heavy police presence in Sagamok, confirming there is no ongoing threat to public safety. Details remain limited as the investigation continues.
Ottawa Man Critical After Assault Near Rideau Centre
A man is hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after a violent assault in downtown Ottawa. Police are investigating the incident that occurred near the Rideau Centre shopping mall.
Duck Lake Fails in Bid to Sell Naming Rights
The historic Saskatchewan town of Duck Lake has been unsuccessful in its attempt to sell naming rights, a move aimed at generating revenue for community projects and preservation efforts.
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Man Charged, Victim Hospitalized in Sagamok First Nation
A local man faces charges following an incident in Sagamok Anishinawbek First Nation, with the victim remaining hospitalized. The Anishinabek Police Service is investigating.
Vancouver Arrest Injuries Not 'Serious Harm', Watchdog Says
British Columbia's police oversight agency has determined that injuries sustained by a man during a Vancouver arrest do not meet the threshold for 'serious harm' under provincial legislation.
Sagamok Police Presence Cleared, OPP Says No Threat
The Ontario Provincial Police have cleared a heavy police presence in Sagamok, confirming there is no threat to public safety. Details remain limited as the investigation continues.
No Racial Bias in QEII Shooting, Second Person Charged: RCMP
The RCMP has concluded there is no evidence of racial bias in the fatal shooting on the QEII Highway, with a second individual now facing charges. The investigation continues as authorities provide updates on the case.
Firearms Buyback Program Falls Short, Collects 67,000 Guns
The Liberal government's firearms buyback program has registered over 67,000 guns for compensation, significantly below the budgeted target of 136,000 weapons, as officials begin assessment and collection efforts.
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Canada's 30-Day Passport Guarantee and Fee Hike
The Canadian government has launched a 30-business-day passport processing guarantee with a refund policy, coinciding with fee increases that make Canadian passports the ninth most expensive globally.
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