Wyandotte Street Reopens After Gas Leak in Windsor
A section of Wyandotte Street East in Windsor, Ontario, has reopened after emergency crews contained a gas leak. The incident prompted a swift response from Windsor Fire and Rescue Services.
Category : Politics
Quebec Killer Halts Parole Hearing, Admits No Release
Marcel Blanchette, serving life for the 1996 sexual assault and murder of Isabelle Bolduc, suspended his parole hearing after conceding he had no chance of release. He will try again in July.
Two Dead in Zealand, N.B. Crash
A tragic single-vehicle accident near Zealand, New Brunswick, has claimed two lives, with RCMP investigating the circumstances of the fatal crash.
State of the Union Guests Showcase Deep Political Divides
Democrats invite victims of injustice, while Republicans host controversial figures like a far-right influencer and an oil executive, underscoring stark partisan contrasts at the annual presidential address.
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Manitoba Campaign Targets Telephone Scams Against Seniors
A new public awareness initiative in Manitoba aims to educate older adults about telephone fraud schemes, providing resources to prevent financial losses and emotional distress.
Life Sentence for Jason McKay in 2017 Regina Murder Case
Jason McKay has been sentenced to life in prison with no parole eligibility for 17 years for the 2017 murder of his wife, following proceedings at Regina's Court of King's Bench.
Iran: Nuclear Deal With U.S. Within Reach Ahead of Geneva Talks
Iran's foreign minister states a nuclear agreement with the United States is achievable if diplomacy is prioritized, as both sides prepare for crucial negotiations in Geneva this week amid heightened regional tensions.
Hamilton Police Hunt Hit-and-Run Driver After Pedestrian Struck
Hamilton Police Service is actively searching for a driver who fled the scene after running a red light and hitting a pedestrian in Hamilton. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward.
Austrian Climber Appeals Sentence for Girlfriend's Death
An Austrian alpinist and prosecutors have both appealed the sentence related to his girlfriend's fatal fall during a mountain climb, as legal proceedings continue.
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Poilievre's Deportation Motion Targets Asylum Health Benefits
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre proposes motion to restrict health benefits for rejected asylum claimants, citing $1 billion annual cost and unfairness to Canadian citizens.
Kitchener Police Seek Person Tied to Apartment Fire
Waterloo Regional Police have released a photo of an individual they wish to identify in connection with a fire at a Kitchener apartment building, as part of an ongoing investigation.
Sarnia Police Warn of Other Victims After Teacher Arrest
Sarnia police have arrested a local teacher and are urging potential other victims to come forward, as the investigation continues at a French-language Catholic school.
Escaped Inmate Charged with Loaded Gun Possession in N.B.
Court documents reveal Todd John Lewis, who escaped from a Shediac correctional centre, was charged with possessing a restricted, loaded firearm upon his recapture.
Northern B.C. Hotel Fire Likely Fatal, Water Restrictions Set
Police in northern British Columbia confirm a hotel fire is likely fatal, prompting Fraser Lake to impose water restrictions to conserve reservoir supplies for firefighting efforts.
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Alberta's Federal Impact Law Challenge Back in Court
The province of Alberta is once again challenging the federal Impact Assessment Act in court, arguing it infringes on provincial jurisdiction over natural resources and major projects.
Huron County Farmer Could Lead Federal NDP
Tony McQuail, a farmer from Lucknow, Ontario, emerges as a surprising candidate in the federal NDP leadership race, bringing rural perspectives to national politics.
Regina Police Public Perception Stable, Report Finds
A new report reveals public perception of the Regina Police Service remains largely stable, with community feedback highlighting both trust and ongoing concerns in law enforcement.
Pictou County Man Arrested on Provincewide Warrant
Michael Craig Clyburn, a Pictou County man wanted on a provincewide warrant, has been arrested by Nova Scotia RCMP following an extensive search operation.
Wanted Man Arrested for Kitchener Shooting
Waterloo Regional Police have arrested Siraj Abukar, a 30-year-old Kitchener man, in connection with a shooting. The arrest follows security video evidence and a public appeal for information.
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Hamilton Police Investigate Stoney Creek Shooting, Seek Info
Hamilton Police are investigating a targeted drive-by shooting in Stoney Creek that left a man with non-life-threatening injuries. Authorities are appealing for public assistance and dash-cam footage.
UK Implements New Entry Rules for Travelers Tomorrow
The United Kingdom is introducing updated entry requirements for international travelers, effective immediately. These changes aim to streamline border processes while enhancing security measures.
Montreal Father Ends Testimony in Child Drowning Murder Trial
A Quebec father accused of drowning his two children in 2022 has wrapped up his testimony at his murder trial in Montreal. The case has drawn significant public attention as the court proceedings continue.
Officials Dismiss Noem's 'Cannibal' Deportation Story
Multiple law enforcement officials have rejected Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's claim about deporting a self-proclaimed cannibal, calling the story completely fabricated and false.
Steele: Trump's State of the Union Will Be Lies, GOP to Applaud
Former RNC chair Michael Steele forecasts President Trump's State of the Union address will be dishonest, with Republicans cheering him on. This comes amid damning ICE testimony about flawed training.
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Edmonton Police Charge Three in Online Marketplace Robbery Series
Edmonton Police have charged three teenage suspects in connection with a series of 15 online marketplace robberies, warning residents to exercise caution during transactions on platforms like Kijiji and Facebook Marketplace.
Conservatives Target Refugee Health Program Costs
Conservative MPs propose restricting health benefits for rejected asylum seekers as program costs surge from $226M to $1B, projected to hit $1.5B by 2030.
Impaired Driver Enters RIDE Checkpoint in Kitchener-Fergus
Ontario Provincial Police report an impaired driver entered a RIDE checkpoint in Kitchener-Fergus, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against drunk driving.
Jeneroux Joins Carney on Trade Trip to India, Australia, Japan
Liberal MP Matt Jeneroux, who recently crossed the floor from Conservatives, will accompany Prime Minister Mark Carney on a trade delegation to India, Australia, and Japan. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt will also part
Pedestrian Charged After Mount Forest Crash for Crosswalk Violation
A pedestrian in Mount Forest has been charged with failing to use a crosswalk following a single-vehicle collision, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in the community.
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Anand Avoids Advice on Mexico Travel as Flights Resume
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand declined to specify if Canadians should cancel trips to Mexico, as airlines resume flights amid ongoing safety concerns and diplomatic efforts.
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