Veterans Disability Backlogs to Worsen as Program Ends
Unions warn that backlogs for veterans appealing denied disability benefits will worsen as the Bureau of Pensions Advocates loses nearly half its workforce due to expiring contracts.
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Regina Man Charged in Drug Trafficking Probe
A Regina man faces charges following a significant drug trafficking investigation, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts against narcotics distribution in the region.
Newsom Trolls Trump's Hair, White House Responds
California Governor Gavin Newsom mocked President Donald Trump's hair in a social media post during the State of the Union, sparking a fiery response from the White House accusing him of racism.
Vance Slams Democrats Over SOTU Non-Standing Incident
Vice President JD Vance condemned Democrats who attended President Trump's State of the Union but refused to stand when he called for support of protecting American citizens over undocumented immigrants.
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Montreal Metro Assaults Rise 15% to 726 in One Year
Reported assaults in Montreal's metro system increased by 15% over the past year, totaling 726 incidents. This concerning trend highlights ongoing safety challenges in the city's public transit network.
Ontario Murder Suspect Pleads Guilty to Separate Charge on Bail
A man from Barrie, Ontario, facing murder accusations has entered a guilty plea to a distinct charge while released on bail, highlighting complexities in the justice system.
Gatineau Police Warn of Phone Scam Impersonating Officers
Gatineau Police Service issues urgent warning about phone scammers posing as officers, with 50 cases reported in February. Most victims are seniors aged 71-84.
Holiday Inn Break-in Attempt Investigated by Toronto Police
A Sudbury family faced a terrifying ordeal at a North York Holiday Inn Express when a man attempted to force his way into their room. Toronto Police are actively investigating the incident, which occurred near a police station.
Ohio Suspect 'Oscar the Grouch' Hides in Trash Can from Police
A suspect in Huber Heights, Ohio, was found hiding in a trash can by a sanitation worker, leading to a viral police chase captured on dashcam footage.
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Weinstein Hires Diddy's Lawyers for 3rd NY Trial
Disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein has secured the legal services of attorneys Marc Agnifilo and Teny Geragos, known for representing Sean 'Diddy' Combs, as he prepares for his upcoming third criminal trial in New York.
Nova Scotia Budget Cuts Spark Protests and Public Confusion
The Nova Scotia government's latest budget has ignited public protests and confusion due to significant spending reductions, including cuts to mental health funding tied to a 2020 mass shooting and the closure of nearly half its provincial museums.
Police Seek Public Help in Multi-Province Senior Fraud Case
Edmonton police are asking for public assistance to identify suspects in an interprovincial debit and credit card fraud network targeting seniors, with over 36 reports across multiple provinces.
Judge to Order $345M Payment from Greenpeace for Pipeline Protests
A North Dakota judge will order Greenpeace to pay $345 million in damages for protests against the Dakota Access pipeline, a sum the group says it cannot afford, setting up a Supreme Court appeal.
Carville's Profane Warning to Trump: Betrayal Looms
Democratic strategist James Carville launched an expletive-filled video attack on Donald Trump, claiming the president's inner circle is leaking information and turning against him ahead of the midterm elections.
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Trump's State of the Union: False Boasts and Fear
President Donald Trump's State of the Union address combined unrealistic economic claims with fear-driven rhetoric about minorities, echoing authoritarian tactics to distract and divide.
Jeneroux Defends Floor Crossing, Won't Criticize Conservatives
Former Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux explains his decision to join the Liberals, emphasizing respect for his former party while taking a government seat for the first time.
Conservative Push to Probe Asylum Healthcare Access Defeated
A Conservative motion calling for a parliamentary review of asylum seekers' access to Canada's public healthcare system has been voted down, with the proposal failing to gain support from other parties.
Canadians Right About Trump, But Trump Isn't America
Analysis of Trump's State of the Union address and its implications for global democracy, Ukraine's defense, and the troubling alliances reshaping international relations.
Body Discovered in South London, Police Launch Investigation
London Police Service has initiated a death investigation following the discovery of a body in south London. Authorities are on scene, and details remain limited as the inquiry unfolds.
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Hamilton Police Release Video in Break-In Investigation
Hamilton Police Service has released surveillance footage of a suspect wanted for a series of break-and-enter incidents in the city's East Mountain area, seeking public assistance.
Toronto Cellphone Thefts Surge, Criminals Profit Handsomely: Police
Police data indicates a significant increase in cellphone thefts across Toronto, with criminals exploiting high resale values and vulnerable situations to generate substantial illicit profits.
Vancouver Councillor Withdraws Housing Motion After Misinformation
Vancouver city councillor Rebecca Bligh has withdrawn a supportive housing motion following what she describes as a coordinated misinformation campaign targeting the proposal.
Family Remembers 8-Year-Old Nina as Sentencing Begins
The family of eight-year-old Nina Napope Dumais shares emotional impact statements as Ashley Rattlesnake's manslaughter sentencing hearing begins in Edmonton court.
Handcuffed Man Accused of Stealing Alberta Sheriff's Cruiser
A man in Alberta is facing charges after allegedly stealing a Sheriff's cruiser while handcuffed, in a startling incident that raises questions about security protocols.
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Man Charged in Three Saskatoon Armed Robberies
A 31-year-old man faces multiple charges after allegedly threatening store staff with a knife and stealing liquor in Saskatoon, with police linking him to two additional robberies.
Poll Reveals Doubts About Trump's Stability Before SOTU
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll finds 61% of Americans describe Trump as 'erratic with age,' while White House officials defend his mental sharpness and energy ahead of his record-long State of the Union address.
Barrie Police Raids Net Suspects in Violent Robbery
Barrie police conducted coordinated raids at four homes, resulting in the arrest of suspects linked to a violent robbery. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat serious crime in the community.
NBC Polls Public Opinion Shaped by Its Own Coverage
A new NBC poll shows rising disapproval of Trump's immigration agenda, but analysis suggests media coverage, including NBC's own, has heavily influenced public perception, with historical comparisons to Obama's policies revealing disparities in media outr
Rideau Street Stabbing Victim Identified as Gilles Comtois
Ottawa police have identified 58-year-old Gilles Comtois as the victim of the city's fourth homicide this year. Yves Brisebois, 70, faces first-degree murder charges in the February 19 incident near Rideau Centre.
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Trump Tariffs Not Cause of Canada's Rising Food Costs
A political columnist argues that U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs are not responsible for Canada's increasing food prices, urging a broader economic perspective.
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