London Man Arrested in 2021 Sexual Assault
A London man has been arrested in connection with a 2021 sexual assault case, as police continue their investigation into the incident that occurred several years ago.
Category : Politics
Why the First 72 Hours Are Critical in Missing Persons Cases
When a person disappears, the first 24 to 72 hours are crucial for investigators. Experts explain why evidence fades, witness memories weaken, and how law enforcement responds during this critical window.
Snobelen on America's Immigration Divide and Canada's Lessons
Columnist John Snobelen examines America's decades-long immigration policy failures, the political tribalism fueling division, and the crucial lessons Canada must learn to avoid similar societal fractures.
JD Vance Booed at Winter Olympics Opening in Milan
Vice President JD Vance was met with loud jeers and boos from spectators during the Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony in Milan, contrasting with the warm reception for the U.S. team.
Explosives Probe Leads to Police Searches in Gatineau, Ottawa
A major explosives investigation originating in London, Ontario has resulted in police executing search warrants in Gatineau and Ottawa, highlighting cross-jurisdictional law enforcement efforts.
China Overturns Canadian's Death Sentence in Drug Case
A Canadian citizen sentenced to death in China for drug-related offenses has had their sentence overturned, marking a significant development in a high-profile international legal case.
Clinton Blasts Comer Over Epstein Probe Depositions
Former President Bill Clinton criticizes Rep. James Comer and the House Oversight Committee's investigation into Jeffrey Epstein connections, calling it partisan politics ahead of scheduled depositions.
Toronto Cop Denied Bail in Corruption Case
Suspended Toronto Police Constable Timothy Barnhardt has been denied bail, remaining the only one of seven alleged dirty cops still in custody following a major corruption investigation.
Timmins Mayor Urges 'Think Big' Approach
Mayor Michelle Boileau emphasizes ambitious thinking and strategic growth for Timmins in her annual address to the Chamber of Commerce, outlining priorities for the city's future.
Timmins Police Modernization Update to Council
The Timmins Police Service is advancing its modernization plan, with the police board briefing city council on recent progress and initiatives to enhance community policing.
Trio Sought in Parry Sound Car Thefts
Ontario Provincial Police are searching for two men and a woman believed to be involved in recent vehicle thefts in the Parry Sound area. Suspect descriptions have been released.
Regina and Yorkton Pass 2026 Budgets with Infrastructure Focus
Regina and Yorkton have approved their 2026 municipal budgets, prioritizing road and water infrastructure improvements. The Regina budget includes a 3.85% increase, raising average household costs by approximately $7.60 monthly.
Brentwood 5 Memorial Plaque Stolen from Calgary Park
A commemorative plaque honoring the five young victims of the 2014 Brentwood tragedy has been stolen from Calgary's Quinterra Legacy Garden, sparking community outrage and calls for its return.
Wildlife Officers Conduct Immigration Checks in Florida
Florida Fish and Wildlife officers are performing immigration enforcement under expanded 287(g) agreements, arresting Hispanic fishermen and raising concerns about training and civil rights.
Three Peel Police Officers Suspended in Project South Probe
Three Peel Regional Police officers have been administratively suspended as the Project South corruption investigation expands beyond Toronto, though no charges have been filed against them.
Canada's Greenland Consulate Opening Sparks Criticism
The federal government's decision to open a consulate in Nuuk, Greenland, faces criticism for poor timing and potential strain on U.S.-Canada relations amid Arctic tensions.
Last Sentencing in London Barrel Murder Case Ends
The final individual involved in a disturbing London, Ontario murder case, where a body was discovered in a barrel, has been sentenced. Family members delivered emotional victim impact statements during the proceedings.
Montreal Project Tackles Youth Homelessness with Holistic Support
A new Montreal initiative provides housing, education, and mental health services to address the complex issue of youth homelessness in the city.
Redstone Residents Fearful After String of Violent Crimes
A series of serious crimes including a police raid, targeted shooting, and two suspicious deaths in Calgary's Redstone community has residents questioning safety and considering relocation.
Indigenous Land Symposium Concludes in Sudbury
Delegates from Australia, New Zealand, and other nations gathered at Science North in Sudbury for the Indigenous Land Symposium, focusing on land rights and cultural exchange.
Toronto Cop Denied Bail in Criminal Info Leak Case
A retired Toronto police detective and his son face serious charges for allegedly leaking confidential information to a key figure in a criminal network, with bail denied.
Halifax Budget Could Hike On-Street Parking Fees
Halifax city council's budget deliberations may lead to higher on-street parking costs as officials seek new revenue streams to address municipal funding challenges.
Fire Crews at Salvation Army Centre of Hope in London
Emergency crews were dispatched to the Salvation Army Centre of Hope on Wellington Street in London, Ontario, following reports of an incident. The London Fire Department confirmed their presence at the scene.
Toronto Police Corruption Scandal Erodes Public Trust
A major police corruption scandal in Toronto has triggered widespread concern about the erosion of public trust in law enforcement, with experts warning of long-term consequences for community safety.
U.S. Marshal Accused of Kicking Dog in Memphis Arrest
A disturbing video shows a U.S. marshal kicking a miniature schnauzer during an arrest in Memphis, with the owner alleging a broken rib. The Marshals Service defends the action as necessary to protect a police K9.
Three Peel Officers Suspended in Corruption Probe
Three Peel Regional Police officers have been suspended as part of an ongoing investigation into police corruption, linked to a retired Toronto detective and his son accused of leaking information to criminals.
Edmonton Community League at Risk of Closure Over Volunteer Crisis
The King Edward Park community league in south Edmonton is struggling with severe volunteer shortages and may be forced to close if more residents don't step forward to help.
Canada's Official Languages Valentine's Card Creates Internet Stir
Canada's Official Languages Commissioner posted a Valentine's Day card with a French phrase that internet users flagged as potentially phallic slang, raising questions about translation quality and intent.
Toronto Police Corruption Probe Widens with More Charges
A major police corruption investigation in Toronto has revealed a network of officers and civilians involved in organized crime, with additional charges anticipated as the probe expands.
French Yoga Teacher's 'Hell' in Venezuelan Jail
A French yoga instructor endures harsh conditions in a Venezuelan prison, highlighting concerns over judicial fairness and human rights in the country.
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