Toronto Police Chief on Responsibility in Corruption Probe
Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw speaks on his role following a significant investigation into organized crime and corruption within the York Regional Police.
Category : Politics
No Alcohol Hour Extensions Requested for Winter Games in Ottawa
The City of Ottawa has not received any applications to extend alcohol service hours during the Winter Games, maintaining current regulations for bars and restaurants.
Man Charged After Cocaine, Fake Licence Found in Antigonish Home
A man faces charges in Nova Scotia after RCMP officers discovered cocaine and a counterfeit driver's licence during a search of an Antigonish residence in late January 2026.
New Ransom Note Details in Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping
Disturbing new details about a ransom letter connected to Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today host Savannah Guthrie, have been revealed as the family pleads for contact.
Canada's Gang Crisis: Foreign Criminals Exploit Systems
British Columbia faces escalating gang violence as foreign criminals exploit immigration loopholes and bail systems, prompting emergency government responses.
Ottawa Police Probe Fatal Stabbing in Carlington Area
Ottawa police have two suspects in custody following the stabbing death of a 37-year-old man in the Carlington neighborhood early Friday morning.
Trump Posts Racist Video of Obamas as Primates, Sparks Outrage
Former President Donald Trump ignited widespread condemnation after sharing a video on Truth Social that superimposed Barack and Michelle Obama's faces on primate bodies, reviving racist conspiracy theories during Black History Month.
Humboldt Broncos Crash Driver Faces Deportation After Refugee Denial
Jaskirat Singh Sidhu, the truck driver responsible for the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, moves closer to deportation to India after his refugee claim was denied by Canadian immigration authorities.
Federal Workers: 4-Day Office Week Mandate Begins July 2026
Treasury Board President announces most federal public servants must work in-office minimum 4 days weekly from July 2026, citing public service strengthening.
Canada Needs Unity to Recover Lost Decade, Says Brookman
George Brookman argues Canada has lost a decade and must rediscover the cooperative spirit of the Fathers of Confederation to address modern challenges like separatism and economic stagnation.
Russian Military Intel Deputy Chief Shot in Moscow
A senior Russian military intelligence official was shot and wounded in Moscow, highlighting ongoing security challenges. The incident occurs amid broader geopolitical tensions.
Saskatoon Pauses Snow Removal, Focuses on Rut Levelling
Saskatoon temporarily halts priority street snow clearing operations to concentrate on addressing widespread rutting issues across the city during winter thaw conditions.
Alberta's Political Identity: PC 2.0 to Progressive Tory Party
The political landscape in Alberta faces a significant transformation as Peter Guthrie revives the Progressive Conservative brand, sparking debates about party identity and conservative values in the province.
Trump Shares Racist Obama Video Amid Election Claims
A controversial video posted by Donald Trump depicts Barack and Michelle Obama as monkeys, sparking outrage and highlighting ongoing election conspiracy theories in U.S. politics.
Trump's D.C. Renovations Worry GOP Ahead of Midterms
Republican senators express concern that President Trump's focus on gold fixtures, a proposed 'Arc de Trump,' and other Washington renovations distracts from economic issues crucial to voters.
Mark Carney in Epstein Files: Context Explained
Prime Minister Mark Carney is listed in the Epstein documents, though not in a significant role. This news emerges as he leads the Liberal Party, with implications for Canadian politics and public trust.
Canada's Afghan Military Role: Response to Trump
A former insider details Canada's substantial military contributions in Afghanistan, countering recent dismissive remarks about NATO allies' involvement in the conflict.
Alberta NDP Fails to Capitalize on UCP Weaknesses
Recent polling shows Albertans dissatisfied with province's direction and UCP's healthcare handling, yet NDP support declines as UCP maintains lead in voter intentions and fundraising.
Smith and Ford Lead Canadian Premiers in Fiscal Performance
A new Fraser Institute report ranks Canadian premiers on fiscal management, with Alberta's Danielle Smith and Ontario's Doug Ford leading the pack based on government spending, taxes, deficits, and debt.
CAQ Candidates Face Skepticism Over Change Promises
As the CAQ leadership race heats up, candidates Bernard Drainville and Christine Fréchette's pledges of change and dialogue with English-speaking Quebecers are met with deep skepticism given the party's track record.
Norway Probes Ex-PM Over Epstein Connections
Norwegian authorities have launched an investigation into former Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland regarding his alleged ties to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, as international scrutiny continues.
Barrie Uses Landfill for Snow Dumping as Storage Fills
The City of Barrie has exhausted its snow storage capacity at the Operations Centre and is temporarily using a landfill site for snow disposal due to heavy winter accumulation.
Humboldt Broncos Crash Driver Deportation Looms After Refugee Loss
The truck driver responsible for the Humboldt Broncos bus crash has lost his refugee claim, moving him closer to deportation from Canada, according to his legal counsel.
Calgary News Outlet Opposed 2026 Winter Games Bid
A Calgary news outlet reportedly opposed the city's bid to host the 2026 Winter Olympics, highlighting local concerns amid broader national news coverage.
Russian Intelligence Official Shot in Moscow
A high-ranking Russian military intelligence official was shot and wounded in Moscow, highlighting ongoing security concerns in the capital. The incident involves a deputy chief of the GRU.
Mark Carney in Epstein Files: What's Known
Amid the release of millions of Jeffrey Epstein documents, former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney's mention is clarified, with no evidence of wrongdoing linked to the sex offender case.
Bombing at Islamabad Shiite Mosque Kills 31, Wounds Many
A devastating bombing at a Shiite mosque on the outskirts of Islamabad has resulted in at least 31 fatalities and numerous injuries, marking a severe sectarian attack in Pakistan.
Oman Mediates U.S.-Iran Nuclear Program Talks
Oman is mediating indirect discussions between the United States and Iran regarding Tehran's nuclear program, as diplomatic efforts continue amid regional tensions.
Ottawa News Anchor Critically Injured in Farm Stabbing
A prominent Ottawa news anchor is hospitalized with critical injuries following a stabbing incident near the Central Experimental Farm. Police are investigating the assault that occurred in the early hours of February 6, 2026.
Alberta Separatism: Carney's Challenge Amid Foreign Threats
As Alberta separatism remains a persistent issue, concerns grow about potential American interference in any future referendum. Prime Minister Mark Carney's geopolitical strategy faces scrutiny.
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