Montreal Protesters Urge Quebec to Keep PEQ Program
Hundreds gathered in Montreal to protest Quebec's decision to abolish the PEQ immigration program, fearing it will disrupt lives and harm the economy.
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Canada Opens Nuuk Consulate to Boost Arctic Security, Inuit Ties
Foreign Minister Anita Anand announces a new consulate in Nuuk, Greenland, enhancing Canada's Arctic presence, security cooperation with Denmark, and partnerships with Inuit communities.
Police Arrest Protesters at Minneapolis Federal Building
Police in Minneapolis arrested protesters at a federal building on the one-month anniversary of a woman's death, as counterprotesters also demonstrated. The incident highlights ongoing tensions.
Stop Setting Unrealistic Government Targets, Editorial Urges
An editorial criticizes governments for setting unachievable 'aspirational' targets, citing climate policies and EV mandates as examples of deceptive practices that undermine public trust.
China Overturns Canadian's Death Sentence: 'Positive Signal'
A former detainee in China comments on the overturning of a Canadian's death sentence, calling it a 'positive signal' amid ongoing diplomatic relations.
Arrest Made in University of Toronto Arson Investigation
A 42-year-old man faces multiple charges after allegedly setting fires at U of T's downtown campus. Police also seek suspect in separate TTC threat case.
Toronto Police Investigate Shooting at Woodbine Mall
Toronto police are actively investigating a shooting incident at Woodbine Mall, with details emerging as authorities work to secure the scene and gather evidence.
Alberta Premier Smith Responds to Judicial Reform Critics
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith addresses backlash over her comments on judicial reform, emphasizing provincial rights and accountability in a press conference at the Legislature.
Abbotsford Police Seize Drugs After Shoplifting Stop
A routine shoplifting investigation in Abbotsford escalated into a significant drug seizure, with police confiscating narcotics, cash, cellphones, and a vehicle, highlighting broader crime patterns.
Winnipeg Robbery Spree Ends with Arrest After Metal Grinder, Knife Incidents
Winnipeg police have apprehended a suspect connected to a series of robberies involving a metal grinder and knife. The arrest concludes an investigation into multiple violent incidents across the city.
Rob Lantz Wins P.E.I. PC Leadership Race
Rob Lantz has secured victory in the Prince Edward Island Progressive Conservative leadership race and is poised to become the province's next premier following the convention in Charlottetown.
Ontario Liberals to Name New Leader on Nov. 21
The Ontario Liberal Party has scheduled the announcement of its new leader for November 21, 2026, marking a pivotal moment in the province's political landscape.
Seven Candidates Vie for Chicoutimi Byelection Seat
Seven candidates are competing in a Chicoutimi byelection to fill the seat left vacant by former CAQ minister Andrée Laforest, highlighting a competitive political race in Quebec.
Retired Detective Defends Police Amid Corruption Probe
A retired Toronto Police homicide investigator addresses the recent corruption charges against officers, emphasizing that the alleged actions of a few do not define the thousands who serve with honour.
Silver Alert: Missing 73-Year-Old Man in Manitoba
Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie RCMP have issued a silver alert for Wayne Irwin, a 73-year-old man reported missing. Authorities are seeking public assistance to locate him safely.
Montreal Protest Calls for Immigration Policy Changes
Dozens gathered in downtown Montreal to urge Ottawa to create permanent status pathways for migrants and terminate the Safe Third Country Agreement, citing rising undocumented populations.
Rafah Crossing Reopens, Few Get Through in Gaza War
The Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt has reopened, but reports indicate only a small number of people are managing to cross, primarily medical patients, amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
Ottawa Loans $1.01 Billion to Canada Post Amid Struggles
The Canadian federal government has approved a substantial $1.01-billion loan for Canada Post to help stabilize its operations and finances as the national postal service faces ongoing economic pressures.
Netanyahu, Trump to Meet Wednesday on Iran Talks
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to meet with former U.S. President Donald Trump this Wednesday to discuss ongoing Iran negotiations, as diplomatic efforts intensify.
Ohio Man Charged for Threats to VP Vance, Child Abuse Files
An Ohio man has been criminally charged for allegedly threatening to kill U.S. Vice-President JD Vance and possessing child abuse material, according to authorities.
Netanyahu-Trump Meeting on Iran Talks Amid Tensions
Israeli PM Netanyahu will meet US President Trump to discuss Iran nuclear negotiations, as regional conflict fears persist and diplomatic efforts continue.
Inside Ottawa's Snow Disposal Sites: Where Snow Goes
An in-depth look at Ottawa's snow disposal operations, exploring how the city manages massive snow piles and the environmental considerations involved in winter waste management.
Snowplow Driver Hits Police Car, Tests 4X Alcohol Limit
A 39-year-old snowplow operator faces impaired driving charges after crashing into an Ottawa Police Services vehicle at 4 a.m. on Rideau Street, registering four times the legal alcohol limit.
Calgary Police Warn of High-Risk Offender Release
Calgary Police Service has issued a public safety warning about Collin Dennis Ayorech, a high-risk offender released in the city who will be monitored under their specialized program.
Ottawa Snowplow Driver Arrested After Hitting Police Car
An Ottawa snowplow operator faces impaired driving charges following a collision with a police vehicle, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns during winter operations.
Fredericton Police Probe Copper Wire Theft
Fredericton Police Force is investigating a copper wire theft incident in New Brunswick, highlighting ongoing concerns about metal thefts affecting infrastructure and public safety.
Trump's Board of Peace to Meet in Washington This Month
U.S. President Donald Trump plans to convene the first meeting of his newly established Board of Peace in Washington, D.C., later this month, following its announcement at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Haiti's Presidential Council Dissolves, Unelected Leader Remains
Haiti's transitional presidential council has been dissolved after a contentious period, while the unelected, U.S.-backed prime minister continues to hold power, highlighting ongoing instability.
Police Seek Witnesses for Fatal Franktown Road Crash
Ottawa police are investigating a fatal head-on collision on Franktown Road near Richmond and are appealing to the public for any witnesses to come forward.
Calgary Police Warn Public About High-Risk Offender Release
Calgary police have issued a public safety warning regarding the release of high-risk offender Collin Dennis Ayorech into the community, urging residents to remain vigilant.
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