White House AI Video on Iran Sparks Backlash
The Trump administration faced criticism for sharing an AI-generated video comparing strikes on Iranian targets to bowling, with critics calling it trivializing war.
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Trump Clashes with Reporter Over Arizona Election Records
President Donald Trump confronted PBS NewsHour correspondent Liz Landers, dismissing her question about FBI seizure of Arizona election records and repeating debunked fraud claims.
PM Carney's Floor Crosser Strategy Sparks Democratic Debate
Prime Minister Mark Carney's ability to sway MPs to join the Liberal Party is under scrutiny, with critics arguing it undermines Canada's democratic process. Rachel Aiello examines the political dynamics.
Senate: English Healthcare Access in Quebec 'Tenuous'
A Senate committee report reveals that English-speaking Quebecers face significant barriers accessing healthcare in their language, with vulnerable populations most affected.
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Trump's Strait of Hormuz 'Great Shape' Claim Sparks Disbelief
Former President Donald Trump asserted the Strait of Hormuz is in 'great shape' despite a blockade and attacks, drawing criticism and ironic references to the band Dire Straits.
Mayor's Plan to Revitalize ByWard Market as City's Jewel
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe presents a comprehensive action plan to revitalize the historic ByWard Market, aiming to restore its vibrancy through new housing, public art, and safety improvements.
Highway 69 Traffic Stop Leads to Drug, Firearm Charges
A Toronto man and his passenger face serious charges after a routine traffic stop on Highway 69 in Northern Ontario resulted in the discovery of drugs and a firearm.
Trump Criticized for Mocking Newsom's Dyslexia
Former President Donald Trump's derogatory comments about California Governor Gavin Newsom's dyslexia have ignited widespread criticism, with experts clarifying the learning disability and opponents questioning Trump's own cognitive state.
Canada's Erosion of Law and Values Sparks Outcry
In letters to the editor, Canadians express frustration over the nation's failure to uphold international law and values, citing global conflicts and domestic lawlessness as urgent concerns.
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Seatbelt Stop in North Bay Leads to Drug Trafficking Charges
A routine traffic stop in North Bay for a seatbelt violation escalated into a significant drug bust after police allege the driver discarded fentanyl, resulting in drug trafficking charges.
Iran Attacks Tankers, Warns of $200 Oil in Middle East War
Iran set two tankers ablaze in Iraqi waters, escalating attacks across the Middle East and warning of oil prices reaching $200 a barrel. The conflict has killed around 2,000 people, disrupted global energy markets, and prompted a record strategic oil rese
Sechelt Family Faces Separation Under New Immigration Rules
A Sunshine Coast family, recently reunited following two decades apart, now confronts potential separation again due to stringent new immigration regulations, sparking a desperate fight to remain together.
Epstein Accountant Claims Ignorance of Abuse in Deposition
Richard Kahn, longtime accountant for Jeffrey Epstein, testified before the House Oversight Committee that he was unaware of the financier's extensive abuse during his employment, drawing skepticism from lawmakers.
Iran's Strait of Hormuz Mines Threaten Western Shipping Security
Iran's estimated 5,000-6,000 naval mines in the Strait of Hormuz could choke global oil traffic, creating a demining nightmare for Western forces that would take years to resolve.
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B.C. Spends $35K on Medal Ceremony with $1,700 Bar Bill
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation reveals a $35,000 event for 46 public servants included a $1,700 alcohol bill, sparking criticism amid provincial deficit concerns.
B.C. Man Impersonated at Ethics Course, Lied to Regulator
A British Columbia man sent a family member to impersonate him at a mandatory ethics course and then lied about it to the regulator, sparking an investigation into professional misconduct.
Niagara Region Chair Resigns Over Hitler Book Allegations
Bob Gale has stepped down as chair of Niagara Region following allegations related to a copy of Adolf Hitler's book, marking a significant political development in Ontario.
Final Witness Places Whitehawk at Scene of Both Shootings
In the Dillon Whitehawk double murder trial, the final witness testified, placing Whitehawk at the scene of both shootings. The trial continues with key evidence unfolding.
Outdated Intel Likely Led to US Strike on Iranian School
AP sources indicate that outdated intelligence likely prompted a US strike on an Iranian elementary school, resulting in casualties and raising serious questions about military targeting protocols.
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Stronach Defence Exposes Police Investigation Gaps
The defence in Frank Stronach's sexual assault trial has concluded, revealing significant shortcomings in the police investigation. Officers admitted to minimal verification of accusers' claims, raising questions about investigative thoroughness.
Quebec Elections Authority Probes Rodriguez Leadership Race
The Quebec elections authority has launched an investigation into the leadership race of Pablo Rodriguez, former leader of the Quebec Liberal Party, amid allegations of irregularities.
Pentagon Bans Photographers Over Unflattering Hegseth Photos
The Defense Department has blocked press photographers from briefings after staffers complained about unflattering images of Secretary Pete Hegseth, escalating tensions with media.
Police Seek Public Help to Identify Shoplifting Suspects
Waterloo Regional Police have released images of a man and a woman wanted for questioning in a shoplifting investigation. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.
Calgary Police Seek Public Help in Sexual Assault Case
Calgary police are appealing to the public for assistance in locating a suspect following a reported sexual assault in the city's northeast area. Authorities are actively investigating the incident.
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U.S. Intelligence: Iran Leadership Intact Despite Strikes
Recent U.S. intelligence assessments indicate Iran's clerical leadership remains cohesive and in control despite weeks of U.S. and Israeli bombardment, with no imminent collapse expected.
Saskatchewan Plan Allows Owners to Store Banned Guns
The Saskatchewan government is developing a plan to let owners of federally-prohibited firearms store the weapons themselves through certificates of exemption, potentially saving provincial storage costs.
Vancouver Police Search for Missing Woman in Downtown Eastside
Vancouver police are urgently searching for Shayla Ignace-Guitar, 21, who has been missing since February 2, 2026, and was last seen in the Downtown Eastside area.
B.C. Merit Commissioner's Term Ends Amid Office Closure
David McCoy concluded his three-year term as B.C.'s independent watchdog on public sector hiring, with the NDP government moving quickly to abolish the office and appoint a temporary successor.
Three Women Charged After Drug Raids in Northwestern Ontario
Nishnawbe Aski Police Service executed multiple raids in northwestern Ontario, leading to drug trafficking charges against three women and the seizure of illicit substances.
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Montreal Suspends Parking Rules Amid Ice Storm
Montreal has temporarily lifted paid parking and residential permit zone regulations until Thursday morning due to a severe ice storm, with over 10,000 addresses losing power and REM service suspended.
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