Manitoba Launches First-of-its-Kind Drug Enforcement Task Force
Justice Minister Matt Wiebe announced a groundbreaking provincial task force on Wednesday, uniting law enforcement to tackle drug trafficking and organized crime in Manitoba.
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Trump's Post-SOTU Rant Targets Omar, Tlaib, De Niro
Following his State of the Union address, former President Donald Trump launched a scathing Truth Social tirade against Democratic lawmakers Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib, as well as actor Robert De Niro, suggesting deportation for his critics.
Judge Denies Review in Edmonton Teen's Stabbing Death
An Edmonton judge has rejected a family's request for a judicial review in the 2025 stabbing death of 13-year-old Eric Omeasoo, as police cited self-defense evidence for not laying charges.
Gaudreau Crash Case: Driver Seeks Dismissal Over BAC Evidence
Sean Higgins, accused in the drunk driving deaths of NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew, files motion to dismiss charges after defense expert report shows blood-alcohol level below legal limit.
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Dangerous Offender Hearing Proceeds Despite Legal Help Claim
A judge has ruled that the dangerous offender hearing for convicted rapist Duran Ross Buffalo will proceed next week, despite his claim of needing legal representation. Buffalo was convicted of brutally raping a 90-year-old woman in 2021.
Parking Restrictions Widened Near Guthrie Home Over Media Issues
Authorities in Tucson have extended a no-parking zone around Nancy Guthrie's neighborhood following resident complaints about journalists and streamers. The move aims to address disruptions caused by increased media presence.
GOP Lawmakers Try to Grab Al Green's Protest Sign at SOTU
Multiple Republican lawmakers attempted to physically remove a protest sign held by Democratic Rep. Al Green during President Trump's State of the Union address, sparking debate about free speech and political decorum.
Officials Downplay India Interference Claims Ahead of Carney Visit
Government officials have minimized allegations of India's involvement in foreign interference as Prime Minister Mark Carney prepares for a significant diplomatic engagement, emphasizing ongoing international relations.
Family Sues After Fatal Highway 8 Flyover Crash in Kitchener
The family of Uyen Nguyen, who died in a crash on the Highway 8 flyover in Kitchener, is pursuing legal action. The incident occurred amid snowy conditions, with investigations ongoing into the cause of the fatal accident.
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Kamloops Man Stabbed Breaking Up Neighbor Fight: RCMP
A Kamloops resident was seriously injured after attempting to intervene in a physical altercation involving a neighbor, according to local RCMP. The incident underscores community safety concerns.
Edmonton Community League Saved by Volunteer Drive
The King Edward Park Community League in Edmonton has been revitalized after a successful board volunteer recruitment effort, ensuring its continued operation and community engagement.
Four Sentenced in Richmond Drug Lab Network
Four individuals have been sentenced in connection to a sophisticated drug lab network in Richmond, as confirmed by the RCMP. The operation led to significant seizures of illicit substances and equipment.
North Bay Police Seize $23K in Fentanyl, Charge GTA Woman
A 24-year-old woman from the Greater Toronto Area faces charges after North Bay police confiscated 118 grams of fentanyl and 25 Percocet pills during an arrest on High Street.
Cuban Military Shoots U.S. Boat, Killing Four Near Shore
Cuban soldiers killed four people and wounded six others aboard a Florida-registered speedboat that entered Cuban waters, with tensions rising as U.S. officials investigate the incident amid strained relations.
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Tommy Robinson Visits U.S. State Department
British far-right activist Tommy Robinson made a controversial visit to the U.S. State Department, sparking debate over diplomatic engagements with divisive political figures.
City Audit Finds Gift Card System Vulnerabilities and Employee Issues
An Edmonton audit uncovered $459,000 in improperly coded gift cards, with nearly 800 cards issued and redeemed by the same employees, exposing significant system vulnerabilities.
Calgary Police Seize Drugs, Weapons in Traffic Stop
A Calgary man faces multiple charges after police discovered drugs and weapons during a routine traffic stop for speeding, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts.
NB Debates Expropriation of Fredericton Exhibition Grounds
The New Brunswick government hears arguments for and against the expropriation of the Fredericton exhibition grounds, a key provincial site, amid public hearings.
Trump Doubles Down on Tariffs in State of the Union Speech
President Donald Trump used his record-long State of the Union address to reaffirm his commitment to aggressive tariffs, despite a recent Supreme Court setback. The speech came amid economic positioning ahead of midterm elections.
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Federal Bureaucracy Grew 40% in a Decade, Outpacing Economy
Analysis reveals the federal public service expanded by nearly 40% from 2015 to 2025, with costs soaring far beyond population and economic growth rates, raising questions about efficiency.
Calgary Police Identify Victim in Rundle Homicide
Calgary police have identified the victim in a homicide case after responding to an assault report in the Rundlecairn area on February 13, 2026.
DHS Official: No ICE at 2026 Polls, Amid Credibility Doubts
A DHS official stated ICE will not be at polling places during the 2026 midterm elections, but her election-denier background raises skepticism among state officials.
Ottawa Police Seek Suspect in Home Invasion and Carjacking
Ottawa police are requesting public assistance to identify a suspect involved in a home invasion and carjacking on Howden Avenue in the early hours of February 14, 2026.
Saskatchewan Child Poverty Rate Over 25% in New Report
A recent report reveals that more than one quarter of children in Saskatchewan are living in poverty, highlighting significant social challenges in the province.
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Woman Arrested for Dembow National Anthem in Dominican Republic
A 64-year-old woman in the Dominican Republic was arrested after a viral video showed her singing the national anthem in a high-energy, urban tempo, violating laws on national symbols.
Calgary's 'Bylaw Bill' Dies, Leaves Compassionate Enforcement Legacy
William 'Bylaw Bill' Bruce, architect of Calgary's community standards bylaws, died February 4 after illness. His philosophy emphasized compliance over penalties, reshaping municipal enforcement.
Trump Admin Halts Minnesota Medicaid Funds Over Fraud
Vice President JD Vance announced a temporary suspension of Medicaid funding to Minnesota, citing fraud concerns. The move is part of a broader crackdown involving federal agencies.
Trump Admin Pauses Minnesota Medicaid Funding Over Fraud
Vice President JD Vance announces a temporary halt to certain Medicaid funds for Minnesota, citing ongoing fraud investigations and concerns over program integrity.
Iran Accuses Trump of 'Big Lies' Before Nuclear Talks
Iranian officials have strongly criticized U.S. President Donald Trump, accusing him of spreading 'big lies' about Iran's nuclear program as both nations prepare for crucial diplomatic negotiations in Geneva this week.
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Kitchener Fitness Thefts Spike in Less Than a Week
At least six thefts have been reported from fitness centers in Kitchener over a short period, raising concerns about security and prompting police investigations into the incidents.
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