Anarchists Sabotage Italian Rail During Olympics
An anarchist group has claimed responsibility for sabotaging rail infrastructure in northern Italy, causing significant train delays during the Winter Olympics opening weekend.
Category : Politics
Trump's Hockey Rant Raises Mental Health Questions
Critics question Donald Trump's mental state after he claimed China would end hockey in Canada and eliminate the Stanley Cup in a wild social media post.
Court Blocks Deportation of Turkish Tufts Student
An immigration court has terminated removal proceedings against Rümeysa Öztürk, a Turkish graduate student at Tufts University, finding DHS failed to prove she should be deported.
Weapon, $4K Drugs Seized in Manitoulin Island Traffic Stop
UCCM Anishnaabe Police conducted a traffic stop on Manitoulin Island resulting in the seizure of a weapon and approximately $4,000 worth of drugs. The incident highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts in Northern Ontario communities.
Smith Slams Alberta Teachers' Union Over Brandt Removal
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith expresses disappointment after the Alberta Teachers' Association removed country singer Paul Brandt from a convention speaking lineup.
Suspended Driver with Alcohol Stopped at RIDE Check
Ontario Provincial Police apprehended a suspended G1 driver during a RIDE check in Northern Ontario after detecting alcohol in their system, highlighting ongoing impaired driving enforcement.
Matheson Man Charged with Impaired Driving by OPP
Ontario Provincial Police have laid impaired driving charges against a man from Matheson following a recent incident in Northern Ontario, highlighting ongoing road safety enforcement efforts.
Sydney Protests Turn Violent During Israeli President Visit
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expressed devastation as violent clashes erupted during protests against Israeli President Isaac Herzog's Sydney visit, resulting in 27 arrests.
MN Senate Candidate Mocked for Laundry Admission
Former NBC reporter Michele Tafoya, running as Minnesota's Republican Senate candidate, faced social media ridicule after admitting she had never folded laundry before the Super Bowl halftime show.
Ex-SAAQ Clerk Arrested for Computer Misuse in Quebec
A former SAAQ clerk faces charges including breach of trust after allegedly accessing and altering personal data for acquaintances through Quebec's anti-corruption commission investigation.
FBI Unaware of Guthrie Contact with Suspected Kidnappers
The FBI has stated it has no information indicating Savannah Guthrie communicated with individuals suspected in her mother's disappearance, as a former agent discusses the case.
Edmonton Homicide Probe After Body Found in Burned Home
Edmonton Police Service homicide detectives are investigating after firefighters discovered a woman's body in a burned residence near 93 Street and 105 Avenue during an early morning fire response.
Expired Plate Leads to Four Charges for Northern Ontario Driver
A driver in northern Ontario has been charged with four offences after police discovered an expired temporary licence plate during a traffic stop, highlighting enforcement of vehicle registration laws.
Car Crashes Through Bedroom Wall in Vancouver, RCMP Say
A Vancouver resident was abruptly awakened when a vehicle crashed through their bedroom wall, according to Mission RCMP. The incident highlights growing safety concerns in British Columbia.
Winnipeg House Fire Escape Caught on Camera, Two Dead
A harrowing escape from a deadly house fire in Winnipeg was recorded on video, while the blaze resulted in the tragic deaths of two women. The incident highlights fire safety concerns in residential areas.
Snow Removal Responsibility for Fire Hydrants
Municipal bylaws across Canada vary on who is responsible for clearing snow from fire hydrants, with some cities having clear regulations and others leaving it ambiguous.
Alberta Pauses Health Coverage Change for Work Permit Holders
The Alberta government has temporarily suspended a planned change to health-care coverage for certain international work permit holders, citing a need for further review.
Campbellton Councillor, Wife Die in Accident
Campbellton, New Brunswick mourns the loss of city councillor Gaëtan Cormier and his wife Rose-Marie Charest following a fatal accident. The community remembers their dedication and service.
Suspect Sought in North York Random Assaults on Women
Toronto Police are investigating after a suspect allegedly assaulted two women in separate, random incidents in North York. Authorities have released a photo and are urging the public for assistance.
Toronto Police Hunt Suspect in Unprovoked Attacks
Toronto Police are asking for public assistance to identify a man who struck two women in an unprovoked attack near Yonge St. and Parkview Ave. on Friday afternoon.
Montreal Mayor Supports La Tulipe, Aims to Protect Music Venues
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada commits to helping iconic venue La Tulipe reopen and proposes bylaw reforms to shield Montreal's music scene from noise complaints.
B.C. Greens End NDP Deal, Early Election Unlikely
The B.C. Green Party has terminated its cooperation agreement with the NDP government, creating political uncertainty. Despite this, experts suggest Premier David Eby is unlikely to force an early election.
Edmonton Council Hears Infill Housing Concerns
Edmonton City Council listens to resident worries about infill housing development, highlighting community impact and urban planning challenges in Alberta's capital.
Missing 90-Year-Old Man Last Seen in Toronto's East End
Toronto Police Service is urgently asking residents to assist in locating a 90-year-old man who vanished from the city's east end over a week ago, with concerns growing for his safety.
Body Found in Burned Edmonton Home, Police Investigating
Edmonton police are investigating after a body was discovered inside a burned central Edmonton home. Authorities have not released details on the victim's identity or the cause of the fire.
Maxwell Appeals to Trump, Avoids Lawmaker Questions
Ghislaine Maxwell has appealed for clemency from former President Donald Trump while refusing to answer questions from U.S. lawmakers, as reported by The Associated Press.
Carney Consults Ford on Early Election, Poilievre Left Out
Prime Minister Mark Carney has been consulting Ontario Premier Doug Ford about potential early election strategy, while Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's strained relationship with Ford leaves him sidelined from these discussions.
Music Instructor Guilty of Teen Sexual Exploitation
Steven Lehmann, founder of KW Glee in Waterloo, Ontario, has pleaded guilty to sexual exploitation charges involving a teenage student, with disturbing details emerging in court.
Ontario Police Corruption Review: Ottawa Chief Welcomes Probe
Ontario's inspector general of policing announces independent review of all 45 police forces, including OPP, focusing on corruption prevention. Ottawa Police Chief Eric Stubbs expresses support for the investigation.
Ontario First Nations Issue U.S. Travel Advisory Over ICE Concerns
Two Ontario First Nations have issued a travel advisory for the United States, citing concerns about potential targeting by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials.
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