Arrest Made After String of Thefts Hits Guelph Store
Guelph police have apprehended a suspect connected to multiple theft incidents at a retail establishment in the city, marking progress in addressing local property crime.
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Gym Locker Thefts in Guelph: Cards Stolen
Police in Guelph are investigating a series of thefts from gym lockers where debit and credit cards were stolen. Authorities urge vigilance and enhanced security measures for personal belongings.
Montreal to Cut 1,000 Jobs Over 4 Years to Optimize Budget
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada announces a plan to reduce municipal workforce by 1,000 positions through attrition and restructuring to address budget pressures.
Tumbler Ridge Shooting: Shooter's Family Among Victims
A mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in B.C. has left multiple victims, including the shooter's mother and sibling, as authorities provide live updates on the tragic incident.
Pam Bondi's Combative Hearing Performance Draws Criticism
Attorney General Pam Bondi faced intense questioning from lawmakers over the Justice Department's handling of Jeffrey Epstein files, responding with shouting, insults, and political attacks during a contentious House Judiciary Committee hearing.
GOP Pushes Strict Proof-of-Citizenship for Voters Ahead of Elections
House Republicans are advancing legislation to mandate rigorous proof-of-citizenship for voter registration, aiming to bolster election integrity ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
Tyson Cragg Appointed as New CAO for Lakeshore
The Municipality of Lakeshore announces a significant administrative change with the departure of its former CAO and the appointment of Tyson Cragg to lead municipal operations.
Active Gunfire Continued During RCMP Response to B.C. School Shooting
Authorities report that active gunfire was ongoing when RCMP arrived at a Tumbler Ridge school during a mass shooting, with the shooter's mother and sibling among the victims.
Rodriguez Cleared in 'Brownies' Fundraising Scandal Report
A retired judge's investigation finds no evidence Quebec Liberal Leader Pablo Rodriguez knew of alleged vote-buying tactics during his 2025 campaign, though text messages remain unverified.
Canadians Evacuate Cuba Amid U.S. Oil Blockade Crisis
Canadian citizens are being repatriated from Cuba as a severe energy crisis, exacerbated by a U.S. oil embargo, cripples the island nation's infrastructure and daily life.
Fatal Highway 17 Crash Near Renfrew Claims One Life
A tragic collision on Highway 17 near Renfrew resulted in one fatality, prompting a lengthy road closure between Storyland Road and Bruce Street as police investigate.
Police Warn Public After Two Surrey Sexual Assaults
Metro Vancouver Transit Police are investigating two separate sexual assaults near the Scott Road Skytrain station in North Surrey, urging witnesses to come forward.
Mayor Joe Preston Credits Collaboration for Advances Before Retirement
Outgoing St. Thomas Mayor Joe Preston highlights collaborative efforts driving economic growth and social progress in the city as he prepares to step down after his term.
Youth Arrested After Alleged Armed Robbery on Bus
A young individual from Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, has been taken into custody by authorities after an alleged armed robbery incident occurred on a public bus, with police investigating the matter.
RCMP Investigates Fatal Shooting in Grande Prairie, No Public Risk
A man was found dead after reports of gunshots in Grande Prairie early Wednesday. RCMP Major Crimes Unit is investigating but says there is no ongoing danger to the public.
Saskatoon: Neighborhood Watch, Drop-In Centers Remain Key Despite Plan Changes
Saskatoon's governance committee reviewed the 2026-29 strategic plan, noting that while neighborhood watch programs and 24-hour drop-in centers were removed, city officials emphasize these initiatives remain important priorities for addressing homelessnes
Barrie Urges Residents to Clear Buried Fire Hydrants
The City of Barrie is calling on residents to help clear snow from buried fire hydrants to ensure emergency access, as winter conditions pose risks to public safety.
World Leaders React to Tumbler Ridge Mass Shooting Tragedy
King Charles III and global leaders express condolences after a devastating mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. leaves multiple dead in Canada's second deadliest such incident.
Winnipeg Police Investigate Shooting at Daniel McIntyre Home
Winnipeg police are actively investigating a shooting that occurred at a residence on Agnes Street in the Daniel McIntyre area. Authorities have secured the scene as part of their ongoing inquiry into the incident.
Surrey Police Seek Suspect in Teen Assault, Release Photo
Surrey Police Service has issued a public appeal by releasing a photo of a suspect allegedly involved in the assault of a teenage girl last week, urging anyone with information to come forward.
Moncton Man Charged with First-Degree Murder in 2021 Case
A Moncton man has been formally charged with first-degree murder in relation to a death that occurred in 2021, as confirmed by local authorities in New Brunswick.
Halifax Businesses Push for More Police Funding for Foot Patrols
Local businesses in Halifax are urging municipal authorities to allocate additional funding for police foot patrols, citing concerns over public safety and economic vitality in the downtown core.
Police Ask Public to Avoid Grande Prairie Death Scene
Authorities in Grande Prairie, Alberta, are requesting residents stay away from a specific location as police conduct a death investigation. The incident has prompted a significant law enforcement response in the northern Alberta city.
Canada's Deadliest Mass Shootings: Historical Overview
Mass shootings remain rare in Canada, but tragic events like the Tumbler Ridge school rampage and others have left deep scars. This article examines the country's most lethal incidents.
Alberta Traffic Stop Leads to Drug, Cash Seizure
A routine traffic stop in the Olds area resulted in the seizure of suspected cocaine, methamphetamine, GHB, and a significant amount of cash, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts against drug trafficking in Alberta.
Tumbler Ridge Shooter Identified, Community Seeks Healing
CTV News confirms Jesse Strang as the Tumbler Ridge mass shooter, with leaders urging support for the devastated community and a journalist noting blame-seeking behavior in the aftermath.
Ontario Confirms $25M Funding for Windsor
The Ontario government has officially announced $25 million in funding for Windsor, with Mayor Drew Dilkens committing to use the money wisely for community projects.
Dilley Immigration Center: Nightmarish Conditions, Measles Outbreak
Detainees at the largest U.S. family detention center describe moldy food, contaminated water, and a measles outbreak. Children as young as two months are held in jail-like conditions.
Calgary Man Charged After Fleeing Police in Stolen Vehicle
A Calgary man has been charged by RCMP after allegedly fleeing officers in a stolen vehicle, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts to combat vehicle theft and dangerous driving in the region.
Winnipeg Pair Gets 12 Years for Animal Cruelty
Irene Lima and Chad Kabecz have been sentenced to 12 years in prison following convictions on multiple animal cruelty charges, as reported by CTV News Winnipeg.
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