Ottawa Police Seek Suspect in Kanata Bank Robbery
Ottawa police are investigating a bank robbery on Klondike Road near March Road on February 20, 2026, and have released an image of a suspect to aid identification.
Category : Politics
Snowball Attack Injures NYPD Officers, Officials Condemn
Following a severe blizzard, U.S. officials have strongly criticized a snowball assault that resulted in injuries to New York City police officers, highlighting concerns over public safety during winter storms.
Firearm Seized at Canada-U.S. Border in Windsor
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials confiscated a firearm at the Windsor-Detroit tunnel on January 11, 2026, highlighting ongoing border security efforts.
Teen Charged as Kingpin in GTA Human Trafficking Case
Peel Police have charged a 15-year-old boy and three adults in a reprehensible human trafficking network exploiting girls as young as 11 in the Greater Toronto Area.
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MP Jeneroux Joins Carney on 9-Day Trip to India, Australia, Japan
Newest Liberal MP Matt Jeneroux will accompany Prime Minister Carney on a diplomatic tour to India, Australia, and Japan, amid expectations of tense political moments.
15-Year-Old Charged as Kingpin in GTA Child Sex Trafficking
Peel Regional Police have arrested four males, including a 15-year-old alleged kingpin, for trafficking girls as young as 11 in a reprehensible GTA sex trade network. Authorities warn more victims may exist.
Meadow Lake Man Charged in Child Exploitation Probe
A Meadow Lake man has been arrested and is facing charges following a child exploitation investigation. Authorities have not released further details about the case at this time.
3M on Trial in Belgium Over 'Forever Chemicals'
The multinational corporation 3M, known for Post-it notes, is standing trial in Belgium concerning environmental contamination from persistent PFAS chemicals.
Supreme Court Dismisses Travis Patron's Harassment Appeal
The Supreme Court of Canada has dismissed Travis Patron's attempt to appeal his criminal harassment conviction, upholding his 200-day sentence for following an interracial couple.
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No Injuries After Reported Shooting in Old Ottawa East
Ottawa Police responded to a reported shooting in the Old Ottawa East neighborhood, confirming no injuries. The incident is under investigation as authorities gather details.
Kitchener Police Search for Missing Mother and Two Daughters
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating the disappearance of a mother and her two daughters who were last seen in Kitchener on Monday evening. Authorities urge the public to provide any information.
Canada Approaches 100,000 MAID Deaths, Exceeding World Totals
Canada is projected to reach 100,000 Medical Assistance in Dying deaths by early summer, with annual numbers now exceeding all other countries with legal euthanasia combined.
Doug Ford's Fiscal Promises Fall Short in Ontario
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's fiscal record shows increased spending, persistent deficits, and unmet tax cut pledges, contrasting sharply with his 2018 campaign rhetoric.
Quebec Women's Shelters Full Amid Rising Demand
Women's shelters across Quebec are reporting full occupancy as the need for safe housing and support services continues to grow, highlighting a critical shortage in resources.
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Calgary Terrorist Jamal Borhot Appeals Conviction
Jamal Borhot, convicted in December 2025 for joining ISIS in Syria, has filed an appeal against his terrorism charges. The case highlights ongoing legal proceedings in Canadian counter-terrorism efforts.
Zelenskyy: Ukraine War at 'Beginning of the End'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy states the conflict with Russia has reached a turning point while urging Western allies to provide firm security guarantees and set clear EU accession timeline.
Canada Pledges $2B Aid, Sanctions for Ukraine on Invasion Day
On the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion, Canada announces a major $2 billion support package and additional sanctions for Ukraine, amid pro-Ukrainian rallies in Ottawa.
Alberta's Record Doctor Funding Faces Physician Doubts
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announces historic investment to boost healthcare, but front-line doctors question its real impact on the system.
Defence Spending Support at 30-Year High in Canada
A new poll reveals Canadian support for increased defence spending has reached its highest level in three decades, driven by anxieties over U.S. relations and sovereignty concerns. Three-quarters of Canadians now favor higher military expenditures.
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Halifax Centre Calls for Stroller Donations for Families
The Chebucto Family Centre in Halifax's Spryfield area is urgently requesting stroller donations to assist low-income families with young children, highlighting community needs.
Prince Andrew's Royal Future in Question After Arrest
As the first senior British royal arrested in modern times, Prince Andrew faces unprecedented legal scrutiny, raising questions about his status in the line of succession and the monarchy's future.
Nova Scotia Introduces New Fire Services Act
Nova Scotia has unveiled a new act aimed at enhancing support for fire services, focusing on improved resources, training, and coordination to address growing demands and safety challenges in communities.
2,000 Military Housing Units Announced for Ottawa and Eastern Ontario
Defence Minister David McGuinty announces the second phase of Canada's national military housing program, with 2,000 new units planned for Ottawa and eastern Ontario to address housing shortages for military personnel.
Peel Police Arrest Four in Human Trafficking of Girls 11-14
Peel Regional Police have charged four individuals, including a young offender, in a human trafficking investigation involving girls aged 11 to 14 in the Greater Toronto Area.
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Trump's State of the Union Amid Sliding Polls and Global Pushback
Former President Donald Trump prepares to deliver a lengthy State of the Union address as his approval ratings decline and his latest tariff threats face international criticism.
France Escalates Diplomatic Dispute with U.S. Ambassador
France has intensified a diplomatic spat with the United States, announcing that its ministers will no longer meet with U.S. Ambassador Charles Kushner, citing his actions as self-inflicted difficulties.
Trust in Canadian Institutions Rises Amid U.S. Tensions: Poll
A new poll indicates Canadians' confidence in key national institutions is increasing despite ongoing geopolitical strains with the United States, highlighting a resilient public sentiment.
Wheatley Man Charged in Drug Trafficking Bust
A 37-year-old Wheatley man faces multiple charges after Essex County OPP seized cocaine, cash, and paraphernalia in a targeted drug bust at a local residence.
Guelph Boy Arrested in Stolen Vehicle Probe
A Guelph boy has been arrested following a police investigation into stolen vehicles, part of a larger crackdown on an alleged Ontario organized crime network.
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Guelph Police Probe Multiple Weekend CR-V Thefts
Guelph Police are investigating a series of Honda CR-V thefts that occurred over the weekend. Authorities are urging vehicle owners to take extra security precautions as these incidents highlight a concerning trend in auto theft.
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