PQ and Quebec Liberals Neck and Neck in New Poll
A new Pallas survey reveals the Parti Québécois and Quebec Liberals are now in a statistical tie, with opposition to sovereignty reaching a record 60% across all demographics.
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No Clear Democratic Frontrunner for 2028, CNN Reports
CNN's Harry Enten notes a rare absence of a leading candidate in early 2028 Democratic presidential polling, with Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris polling under 20%.
Sentencing Arguments Heard in Thessalon Child Abduction Case
A Brampton realtor faces sentencing after pleading guilty to luring a nine-year-old boy into his car with ice cream in a disturbing child abduction case in Thessalon, Ontario.
Amherstburg Approves Centennial Park Redevelopment
Amherstburg's town council has officially approved comprehensive redevelopment plans for Centennial Park, marking a significant investment in community infrastructure and recreational spaces.
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Iran Pushes Back on Trump's Pressure Ahead of Nuclear Talks
Iranian officials respond to U.S. President Donald Trump's State of the Union remarks, calling them 'big lies' while emphasizing diplomacy ahead of critical nuclear negotiations in Geneva, as military tensions escalate in the Middle East.
Canadian Defense Firms Battle for Billions in Military Build-Up
Canada's pledge to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP by 2035 has triggered intense competition among defense companies, with local firms poised to capture 70% of military contracts amid budget concerns.
Toronto Man Charged in Child Exploitation Probe
A Toronto man has been charged following a year-long child exploitation investigation by Niagara Regional Police. The probe highlights ongoing efforts to combat such crimes in the region.
Trump Jokes About Wanting Medal of Honor After Awarding Veterans
During his State of the Union address, President Donald Trump awarded the Medal of Honor to two veterans, then humorously remarked he'd always wanted the award himself, sparking mixed reactions.
Mandelson's Arrest Called Baseless by Legal Team
Legal representatives for EU Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson assert his recent detention stemmed from an unfounded claim he intended to leave the UK, challenging the justification.
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Trump: US Women's Hockey Team to Visit White House After Snub
President Donald Trump announced the US women's hockey team will visit the White House after declining an earlier invite, as the gold medal-winning men's team attended his State of the Union address.
Mandelson's Lawyers Call Arrest 'Baseless' Over Exit Rumors
EU Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson's legal team refutes claims he planned to leave the U.K., labeling his arrest as unfounded. The incident sparks political debate.
Trump's Longest State of the Union Address Sparks Heated Reactions
Former President Donald Trump delivered the lengthiest State of the Union speech in history, claiming to have ended multiple wars while facing interruptions from Democratic lawmakers.
Mexican Mothers Aid Search for Missing Doctor in Guthrie
The Searching Mothers of Sonora, experienced in locating missing persons, are assisting in the search for a U.S. doctor with over 2,100 patients in Toronto who is seeking permanent residency.
Fire at Longueuil Homeless Encampment, Cause Unknown
A fire erupted at a homeless encampment in Longueuil, Quebec, with authorities investigating the cause. No injuries were reported, but the incident highlights ongoing housing challenges.
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Ukraine to Meet Trump Envoys in Geneva for Russia Talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirms officials will meet with envoys from the Trump administration in Geneva to discuss ongoing negotiations with Russia, marking continued diplomatic efforts four years after the invasion.
Trump Jokes About Keeping Olympic Gold Medal
Former President Donald Trump humorously claimed he wouldn't return a gold medal after trying it on during a visit from the U.S. men's ice hockey team, sparking renewed controversy over his past trophy-related remarks.
Ottawa Crews Work to Fill Potholes on City Streets
City of Ottawa crews are actively addressing pothole repairs across urban roadways, responding to seasonal wear and tear from winter conditions that impact driving safety and infrastructure maintenance.
Modi Gets Warm Greeting from Netanyahu in Israel
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Israel for a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, marking a significant diplomatic engagement between the two nations.
B.C. Judge Surprised by Police Enforcing Drug Laws in Mushroom Case
A British Columbia judge overseeing a magic mushroom trafficking case expressed confusion over prosecution, noting open sales in Vancouver go unpunished while a Chilliwack man faces charges.
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Canadian Citizenship Now Available to Millions of New Englanders
Bill C-3, known as the 'Lost Canadians Act,' removes the first-generation limit on citizenship, potentially granting millions of Franco-American descendants proof of Canadian citizenship following a 2023 court ruling.
Indigenous Heritage Factor in Ontario Court's Reduced Sentence
An Indigenous Ontario man's life sentence for killing a disabled drug dealer has been reduced to 12 years after appeal court considered his heritage as a mitigating factor alongside other circumstances.
Madu Appeals Law Society Reprimand Over Police Chief Call
Former Alberta justice minister Kaycee Madu is challenging a law society reprimand, arguing his call to Edmonton's police chief after a traffic ticket was about racial profiling concerns, not interference.
Five Rescued from Valentine's Day Car Wreck in Barrie
Ontario Provincial Police responded to a severe vehicle accident in Barrie on Valentine's Day, extracting five trapped individuals. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
First Nations Demand Highway Safety After Fatal Crashes
First Nations leaders in Ontario are calling for immediate government action to address a series of deadly highway collisions in northern regions, citing a worrying trend of fatalities.
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Ontario Lawyer Accused of Misappropriating $500,000 from Clients
An Eastern Ontario lawyer faces serious allegations of misappropriating approximately $500,000 from multiple clients, according to the Ontario Provincial Police investigation.
Iran Pushes Back Against Trump Ahead of Geneva Talks
Iran is taking a firm stance against the United States as major military deployments precede crucial Geneva negotiations, escalating tensions in the region.
Londoner Charged in Ongoing Drug Investigation
A London resident faces charges after police seized drugs and currency in a provincial investigation that began in September 2025, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts against narcotics trafficking.
UCP Blamed for Scapegoating Over Governance Failures in Alberta
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces criticism for inconsistent messaging on economy and immigration, with letters highlighting UCP's blame-shifting tactics instead of addressing resource revenue volatility.
North Bay Driver Charged with Stunt Driving on Highway 17
A motorist from North Bay has been charged with stunt driving after an incident on Highway 17. The Ontario Provincial Police continue to enforce traffic safety laws across the province.
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Quebec Driver Clocked at 112 km/h in 60 km/h Zone
Ontario Provincial Police report a Quebec driver was caught traveling at 112 km/h in a 60 km/h zone, highlighting ongoing traffic enforcement efforts across provincial borders.
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