Manitoba Hydro Hires Special Security for Winnipeg HQ
Manitoba Hydro is recruiting three institutional safety officers for its downtown Winnipeg headquarters, with training set to begin next week amid broader security concerns.
Category : Politics
Cuba Open to US Talks 'Without Pressure'
Cuban officials signal readiness for diplomatic engagement with the United States, emphasizing a desire for negotiations free from external pressure amid ongoing tensions.
Humboldt Broncos Driver Loses Refugee Bid, Faces Deportation
Jaskirat Singh Sidhu, the truck driver responsible for the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash, has lost his refugee claim in Canada and now faces deportation to India following a recent Immigration and Refugee Board decision.
Humboldt Crash Driver Loses Refugee Bid
Jaskirat Singh Sidhu, the truck driver responsible for the fatal Humboldt Broncos bus crash, has had his application for refugee status in Canada rejected by immigration authorities.
Toronto Police Suspend Officers Without Pay in Corruption Probe
Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw suspends four officers without pay following Project South corruption investigation, marking a significant shift under Ontario's 2024 police reform law.
Third Link Debate Divides CAQ Leadership Race
The controversial third link project between Quebec City and Lévis has sparked early tensions in the CAQ leadership race, with Bernard Drainville and Christine Fréchette taking opposing stances on the issue.
Teen Shot Dead in Scarborough Tim Hortons, Suspect Flees
A Toronto teenager known as 'TorontoNewsBoy' was killed in a shooting at a Scarborough Tim Hortons. Police are investigating the motive as the suspect remains on the run.
London Mayor Morgan Leads Infrastructure Talks with PM Carney
London, Ontario Mayor Josh Morgan chaired a meeting of Canada's Big City Mayors with Prime Minister Mark Carney, focusing on accelerating critical infrastructure funding and addressing urban priorities nationwide.
Barrie Police Warn Public After GPS Trackers Found on Cars
Barrie police are alerting residents after discovering GPS tracking devices placed on vehicles in a local parking lot, urging vigilance and reporting of suspicious activity.
Houston Doctor Indicted for Falsifying Transplant Records
A Houston transplant surgeon faces federal charges for allegedly falsifying medical records, making five patients ineligible for liver transplants. Three patients died, two received transplants elsewhere.
Colonial Tactics 'Boomerang' to Fuel ICE Militarization
The 'imperial boomerang' theory explains how violent control methods developed abroad are now deployed domestically by ICE in cities like Minneapolis, tracing a disturbing historical pattern.
Off-Duty VPD Officer Helps Arrest Carjacking Suspect in Vancouver
An off-duty Vancouver Police officer witnessed a carjacking in Shaughnessy and assisted in arresting the suspect after the stolen vehicle flipped. The incident occurred early Thursday morning.
Kelowna RCMP Seeks Vehicle in Teen Death Probe
Kelowna RCMP have released an image of a suspect vehicle as part of an ongoing investigation into the death of a teenager in January 2026. Authorities are appealing to the public for assistance.
Truck Driver Loses Refugee Bid After Broncos Crash
Jaskirat Singh Sidhu, the truck driver responsible for the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, has been denied a refugee claim in Saskatoon. The decision comes years after the tragic 2018 collision that killed 16 people.
Missing B.C. Man with Online Presence Subject of Homicide Probe
Homicide investigators in British Columbia are appealing for information regarding Masood Masjoody, a missing man described as having a notable online presence. The case has drawn significant attention from law enforcement.
GOP Faces 2026 Warning Signs as Red Districts Shift
Special elections reveal deep-red districts shifting toward Democrats, with Texas showing a 31-point swing. Polling and betting markets indicate Republican vulnerabilities ahead of 2026 midterms.
Calgary Man in Wedding Cartel Case Should Remain Jailed: Prosecutor
A Department of Justice lawyer argues Allistair Chapman poses a flight risk and could continue alleged drug cartel associations if released before his extradition hearing.
Canada Ends Antisemitism, Islamophobia Envoy Roles
The federal government has abolished special envoy positions on antisemitism and Islamophobia, replacing them with a national unity committee, sparking criticism from advocacy groups.
London Police Chesham Avenue Investigation Update Friday
London police will provide an update on the ongoing Chesham Avenue explosives investigation this Friday, following multiple arrests and charges in the case near Western University.
Barrie Father-Son Cops Charged in Organized Crime Investigation
A retired Toronto police officer and his son from Barrie are among several officers charged following a seven-month organized crime and corruption investigation known as Project South.
Shin Bet Chief's Brother Arrested in Gaza Smuggling Case
Bezalel Zini, the brother of Israel's domestic security head, was arrested in a major operation targeting an alleged smuggling network operating from Gaza.
Toronto Police Corruption Probe: Questions About Internal Investigation
Seven Toronto Police officers and one retiree face charges in a corruption case involving leaked information to hitmen. The investigation's handling by York Regional Police with Toronto Police cooperation raises concerns about objectivity and public trust
Calgary Suspect Says He Feared for Life in Fatal Shooting
Tyler James Redden testifies he feared for his and his father's safety during a dispute over contraband cigarettes, leading to a fatal shooting in Calgary's northeast.
B.C., Alberta Nurse Impersonator Sentenced to Jail
Charrybelle Talaue, using multiple pseudonyms, worked in healthcare roles without qualifications in British Columbia and Alberta, leading to criminal charges and a jail sentence.
Montreal's Emergency Pothole Repair Plan
Montreal implements emergency measures to address overwhelming pothole crisis, awarding contracts for manual repairs and increasing borough funding after mechanical contract expiration.
Budget Bill Unfair to Veterans, Says Watchdog
A federal watchdog criticizes the government's budget bill for dismissing decades of overcharging veterans, calling it unfair and demanding accountability for past financial injustices.
Manitoba RCMP Alert: Woman Abducted, Dangerous Person Sought
RCMP in Manitoba have issued a dangerous person alert after a woman was abducted from Pimicikamak Cree Nation. Police are searching for Joshua Paupanekis, 39, who is considered armed and dangerous.
MP Jivani Hopeful After White House Talks
Conservative MP Jamil Jivani reports productive discussions with U.S. officials, signaling potential progress on bilateral issues between Canada and the United States.
Cruz Faces Backlash Over Eilish Question in Senate Hearing
Senator Ted Cruz faces criticism for questioning Netflix executives about Billie Eilish's Grammys speech during an antitrust hearing, with experts calling it culture war politics.
Alberta Lawyers Warn Premier's Remarks Threaten Democracy
A group of 171 Alberta lawyers has published an open letter expressing grave concerns that Premier Danielle Smith's rhetoric and policies are eroding democratic institutions and judicial independence in the province.
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