Six Charged in Brantford Drug Trafficking Investigation
Brantford Police Service has charged six people following a comprehensive drug trafficking investigation, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat illegal narcotics distribution in the region.
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Ex-Saskatoon Cops Fired Over Party Lose Job Appeal
Two former Saskatoon police officers, dismissed following an off-duty party incident, have had their appeals for reinstatement denied, ending their careers with the force.
Missing Calgary Teen Last Seen in Woodlands: Police
Calgary police are urgently searching for Tatiana, a 17-year-old teen who was last seen on Woodpark Avenue S.W. on February 8, 2026. Authorities are appealing for public assistance to locate her.
Durham Deputy Chief Cooperates in Racist Language Investigation
A Durham Regional Police deputy chief has been suspended with pay and pledges full cooperation as authorities investigate his alleged use of a racially inappropriate term.
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Pakistan Declares 'Open War' on Afghanistan, Calls Taliban Illegitimate
Pakistan's information minister brands the Taliban an 'illegitimate regime' as cross-border clashes escalate into open conflict, with accusations of terrorism and oppression.
No Charges for Alberta Business Owner Over ICE Agent Post
An Alberta business owner will not face criminal charges after posting disturbing content about ICE agents online, as authorities cite insufficient evidence for prosecution.
Witness Denies Officers on Myles Gray's Back Before Death
A public hearing into the death of Myles Gray saw key testimony from his family doctor and an attending officer, with the witness disputing police claims about the incident.
Eby Orders Inquiry into Tumbler Ridge Mass Killing After Online Revelations
Premier David Eby has committed to an inquiry into the Tumbler Ridge mass killing as new details emerge about the shooter's online activity, highlighting concerns over digital influences in violent incidents.
Harris Backs Crockett in Texas Senate Primary
Former Vice President Kamala Harris has endorsed Rep. Jasmine Crockett in the Texas Democratic Senate primary, sparking debate over electability against Republican Ken Paxton.
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Nationwide Manhunt for Suspect in South Asian Extortion Racket
RCMP leads nationwide search for Jagdeep Singh, 24, linked to extortion targeting South Asian community with millions in threats and home shootings in Parkland County.
Ex-Adviser: Canada Must Address India Security Concerns
A former national security adviser cautions that Canada cannot dismiss serious security issues regarding India, as Prime Minister Mark Carney visits Mumbai amid diplomatic tensions.
Kansas Transgender ID Crisis After New Law Invalidates Documents
Hundreds of transgender Kansans have had driver's licenses and birth certificates suddenly revoked under a new anti-trans law, creating legal chaos and barriers to daily life.
Regina Mayor Admits Parking Changes Lacked Foresight
Regina's mayor acknowledges a lack of foresight in implementing cashless parking downtown, promising to address public concerns and improve the system.
Regina Mayor Tackles Cashless Parking Concerns Downtown
Regina's mayor is working to address public worries as the city shifts to a fully cashless parking system, emphasizing inclusivity and alternative payment options.
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Pentagon Halts Officer Attendance at Ivy League Programs
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announces that U.S. military officers will no longer attend Ivy League university programs, citing a shift in defense education priorities.
Alleged Drug Dealer Arrested at Lethbridge Encampment
Lethbridge police have arrested an alleged drug dealer from a local encampment, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in the city.
St. John's Police Issue Shelter-in-Place Order
Residents in St. John's are urged to stay indoors and lock all windows and doors as police respond to an ongoing security incident in the area.
Man Charged in Fatal Motorcycle Crash Near Belleville
A man faces charges following a fatal motorcycle collision north of Belleville last spring, as Ontario Provincial Police continue their investigation into the incident.
Trump Suggests 'Friendly Takeover' of Cuba
Former President Donald Trump proposes a 'friendly takeover' of Cuba, leveraging its energy crisis to advance U.S. interests through diplomatic pressure and fuel shipments.
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Edmonton Council Sets Four Strategic Priorities for Term
Edmonton City Council has approved four key strategic priorities for the upcoming four-year term, focusing on economic development, growth management, quality services, and safety.
Ex-MP Demands Refugee System Fix After Terrorist Entry
Kevin Vuong, son of refugees, urges Immigration and Refugee Board to stop rubber-stamping claims, citing a case where a suspected terrorist gained citizenship, risking Canadian safety and program integrity.
Trump Eyes 'Friendly Takeover' of Cuba Amid Crisis
Former President Donald Trump suggests a potential 'friendly takeover' of Cuba, leveraging its energy crisis to advance U.S. interests through Secretary of State Marco Rubio's influence.
Arrest for Churchill Statue Graffiti in London
A 38-year-old man was arrested in London after defacing Winston Churchill's statue with anti-Israeli slogans. Police charged him with racially aggravated criminal damage and supporting a proscribed organization.
Half of Alberta Recall Petitions Fail on Provincial Day
A significant portion of recall petitions targeting Alberta's governing caucus members have been confirmed as unsuccessful, marking a pivotal moment in the province's political landscape following a coordinated day of recall efforts.
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Teen Charged with Manslaughter in Saskatchewan Homicide
A teenager has been charged with manslaughter following a homicide in a northern Saskatchewan community, as authorities investigate the incident that has shocked the local area.
Edmonton Police Restraint Death Under ASIRT Investigation
The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team is investigating the death of a man after he was restrained by Edmonton police officers. The incident raises questions about police procedures.
U.S. Indicts 30 More Protesters at Minnesota Church
Federal charges expand against activists who disrupted a St. Paul church service, alleging the pastor was an ICE agent. The case highlights tensions over immigration enforcement.
Alberta First Nations Chiefs Pass Non-Confidence Vote in UCP
First Nations chiefs in Alberta have unanimously declared no confidence in Premier Danielle Smith's UCP government, citing concerns over separatist sentiment and Treaty violations.
Regina Mayor Addresses Downtown Parking Payment Concerns
Regina's mayor responds to public concerns about the shift to a fully cashless parking system in the downtown area, emphasizing inclusivity and options for all residents.
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Bowness Non-Profit Embezzlement Case Delayed Over Lawyer Shortage
Court proceedings for two men accused of bilking a Calgary non-profit face further delays as both defendants remain without legal counsel, highlighting systemic issues in the justice system.
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