Suspect Escapes Hospital, Caught in Hot Tub After Ceiling Crawl
A felony suspect's dramatic escape from a hospital by crawling through the ceiling was short-lived, as police located and apprehended the individual hiding in a hot tub.
Category : Politics
U.S. Moves to Deport 5-Year-Old Detained in Minnesota
The U.S. government is proceeding with deportation for a five-year-old child detained in Minnesota, a case that has ignited widespread condemnation and legal challenges.
Ottawa Man Arrested in North Grenville Drug Raid
A 44-year-old Ottawa man wanted by multiple police forces was arrested in North Grenville during a drug raid. Police seized cocaine, cash, bear spray, and weapons.
Trial Begins for Accused Killer of B.C. Mountie Shaelyn Yang
The fitness trial has started for the individual charged with the 2022 murder of RCMP Constable Shaelyn Yang in British Columbia, marking a significant legal proceeding.
Ex-Montreal Mayor Plante Gets $6.5M After Leaving Office
A report reveals that former Montreal mayor Valerie Plante and other politicians were paid $6.5 million after their terms ended, raising questions about transition allowances and public accountability in municipal governance.
Winnipeg Police Retail Theft Crackdown: Dozens Arrested
Winnipeg Police Service concludes major retail theft operation with dozens arrested and nearly 200 charges laid, targeting organized retail crime across the city.
Sask. Government, NDP Clash Over SAID Program Changes
Saskatchewan's government announces reforms to simplify the SAID disability support program, while the NDP criticizes the changes as benefit cuts during a cost-of-living crisis.
U.S.-Iran Indirect Talks Aim to De-escalate Tensions
Iran and the United States held indirect talks mediated by Oman to reduce Middle East tensions, focusing on conditions for future negotiations amid ongoing threats.
UN Peacekeepers Report Surge in Israeli Violence in Lebanon
United Nations peacekeeping forces stationed in Lebanon have formally alleged a significant escalation in violent incidents directed at them by Israeli personnel, raising tensions.
Chatham Man Arrested in Vehicle Theft Investigation
A 22-year-old man from Chatham has been arrested following a months-long investigation into vehicle thefts by local police, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat auto crime in the region.
Russia, U.S. Agree on Need for Quick Nuclear Talks
The Kremlin announces that Russia and the United States have reached a consensus on the necessity of prompt negotiations regarding nuclear arms control, amid ongoing global tensions.
Fredericton Police Review After Murder Charges Stayed
Fredericton Police Force initiates internal review following stayed murder charges, aiming to prevent future procedural failures and restore public trust in justice system.
Windsor Police Seize $8,000 in Drugs, Lay Charges
Windsor Police Service has made a significant drug bust, seizing approximately $8,000 worth of narcotics and cash, leading to criminal charges against individuals involved in the illicit operation.
Okotoks Gets First Traffic Mountie Over Driving Concerns
Okotoks RCMP assigns its first dedicated traffic officer following resident complaints about speeding and distracted driving, with police estimating 10% of drivers use phones.
Sask. Environmental Group Appeals Coal Plant Ruling Dismissal
The Saskatchewan Environmental Society is appealing a court decision that dismissed its legal challenge against provincial plans to extend coal-fired power plant operations beyond 2030.
U.S. Accuses China of Secret Nuclear Tests, Seeks New Deal
The United States demands China's participation in a new nuclear arms control agreement, alleging Beijing conducted undisclosed atomic tests. Secretary of State Marco Rubio leads the diplomatic push amid rising global tensions.
Canada, France Open Consulates in Greenland's Nuuk
Canada and France are opening new consulates in Nuuk, Greenland, strengthening Arctic relations amid climate change studies, Inuit partnerships, and geopolitical shifts following Trump's comments.
Canada Opens New Consulate in Greenland's Nuuk
Governor General Mary Simon and Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand inaugurated Canada's new consulate in Nuuk, Greenland, reinforcing diplomatic and economic connections in the Arctic region.
Anand: Trade Not Focus in U.S. Secretary of State Talks
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand clarifies that broader trade relations were not the primary topic during her bilateral meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Niagara-on-the-Lake.
Winnipeg Woman Abducted from Manitoba First Nation Found Safe
RCMP confirm a Winnipeg woman who was abducted from a northern Manitoba First Nation community has been located safely, following a province-wide dangerous person alert.
Son's Story: Mother Among 189 Decaying Bodies at Funeral Home
Derrick Johnson shares his anguish after his mother's body was discovered among nearly 200 decaying corpses at the Return to Nature Funeral Home in Penrose, Colorado.
Grandparent Scam Warning in New Brunswick
New Brunswick RCMP issues urgent alert about a rise in grandparent scams targeting seniors province-wide, urging vigilance and reporting.
Poilievre's Riding Decision Amid Spring Election Speculation
As Conservatives prepare for a potential spring election, questions intensify about where leader Pierre Poilievre will run, with safe seats in Saskatchewan and Ontario under consideration.
Sheriff Emotional in Search for NBC Journalist's Missing Mother
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos became emotional on national television as the search for Nancy Guthrie, mother of NBC's Savannah Guthrie, entered its sixth day with evidence suggesting foul play.
Mangione Protests as Murder Trial Set for June 8
Luigi Mangione has spoken out in protest after a judge in Manhattan scheduled his state murder trial to begin on June 8, 2026, following a recent evidence hearing.
Trojan Horses in Carney-China Police, Propaganda Deals
Analysis reveals Canada-China strategic partnership includes concerning non-trade agreements on police cooperation and cultural exchanges that critics call Trojan horses for Beijing's influence.
Former Regina Cop Gets Conditional Sentence for Privacy Breach
Robert Semenchuck, a former Regina Police Service sergeant, will serve a two-year conditional sentence for using confidential police data to pursue relationships with over 30 women.
N.S. RCMP Seek Woman on Provincewide Warrant
The Nova Scotia RCMP are actively searching for Dominique Janet Eichel, a 27-year-old woman wanted on a provincewide warrant. Authorities have released her photo and are urging the public to assist.
GG's $15,800 Pay Raise Called 'Insult to Taxpayers'
Governor General Mary Simon receives a $15,800 salary increase, bringing her annual pay to $393,800. The Canadian Taxpayers Federation criticizes the automatic raises as excessive.
Ottawa Orders Federal Employees Back to Office 4 Days Weekly
The Canadian federal government has announced a mandatory return-to-office policy requiring employees to work onsite four days per week, citing team collaboration and organizational culture.
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