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.
Category : Politics
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.
Missing Child Search Underway in Antigonish, Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia RCMP are actively searching for Nicholas Mercer, an 8-year-old boy reported missing in Antigonish. Authorities have released a photo and are urging the public to assist in the investigation.
Alberta NDP Leader Criticizes Federal Party Direction
Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi discusses the party's strained relationship with its federal counterpart and the impact of a new federal leader, emphasizing a lack of influence in national decisions.
Calgary Police Identify Victim in Fatal Ogden Assault
Calgary police have released the identity of the victim who died following an assault in the Ogden community over the weekend, as investigations continue.
Canada's Defence Strategy Shifts to Arctic Focus
Canada's military is entering a new phase with heightened focus on Arctic security, as the top military officer emphasizes strategic shifts amid NATO spending commitments.
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Ottawa Police Release Car Photo in Bank Robbery Probe
Ottawa police have released a photo of a grey 2012 Kia Rondo believed to be involved in a February 20 bank robbery on Klondike Road, as they seek public assistance to identify a suspect.
Guilty Verdict in Windsor Manslaughter Shooting Case
A Windsor jury has delivered a guilty verdict for manslaughter in a local shooting death case. The decision concludes a significant trial that has drawn community attention.
Putin Warns Armenia Cannot Join Both EU and Russia Bloc
Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a stark warning to Armenia, stating it cannot maintain membership in both the European Union and the Russia-led Eurasian Economic Union.
DNA Links 1974 Utah Teen Death to Ted Bundy
Advanced DNA testing has conclusively connected the unsolved 1974 murder of a Utah teenager to notorious serial killer Ted Bundy, according to local sheriff's officials.
Republicans to End Homeland Security Shutdown
Republican leaders in the U.S. Congress have declared their intention to pursue a legislative path to resolve the ongoing shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security, aiming to restore critical functions and funding.
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Edmonton Police Charge 3 in Bear Spray Robbery Spree
Edmonton Police Service has charged three individuals in connection with a series of robberies involving bear spray attacks. Authorities warn that similar incidents continue to occur across the city, urging residents to remain vigilant.
Ottawa Police Charge Two Drivers with Stunt Driving
Two Ottawa drivers face stunt driving charges after being caught going over 60 km/h above the speed limit this week, highlighting ongoing road safety enforcement efforts.
Violent Home Invasion Under Investigation in Barrie's South End
Barrie Police Service is actively investigating a violent home invasion that occurred in the city's south-end area, with details emerging about the incident that has shaken the local community.
Noem Husband's Secret Life Raises National Security Concerns
National security experts warn that photos of Kristi Noem's husband in women's clothing could expose the governor to blackmail threats, with reports linking the leak to immigration policy revenge.
Winnipeg Police Sound Alarm Over Sextortion Rise
Winnipeg police warn of a significant increase in sextortion cases, with criminals using social media to exploit victims through threats and demands for money.
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US Journalist Kidnapped in Iraq After Multiple Threat Warnings
Freelance American journalist Shelly Kittleson was abducted in Baghdad after being warned of threats by Iran-backed militias. Iraqi and U.S. officials confirm she was targeted despite security alerts.
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