Abbotsford Officers Cleared in Fatal 2022 Chase Crash
An independent police watchdog has cleared Abbotsford officers of misconduct in a 2022 high-speed chase that resulted in two fatalities, concluding the pursuit was justified.
Category : Politics
Florida Candidate Uses Tinder to Connect with Young Female Voters
James Fishback, a candidate for Florida governor, is leveraging the dating app Tinder as part of his campaign strategy to reach young female voters, sparking mixed public reactions.
Toronto Police Officers Implicated in Corruption Probe
Toronto police officers are accused of plotting to murder a corrections officer, with surveillance footage capturing suspects ramming a police cruiser. The police chief calls the allegations deeply damaging to public trust.
Toronto Cop Allegedly Plotted to Murder Corrections Officer
A Toronto police officer is accused of participating in a conspiracy to murder a corrections officer, as part of a broader organized crime investigation that has charged seven officers.
Winnipeg Officer Feared Hit by Stolen Car at Inquest
A Winnipeg police officer testified at a fatality inquest that he believed he would be struck by a stolen vehicle during the incident under investigation.
Alberta's Courts, Legislature and Executive Must Stay Balanced
Legal expert argues Alberta must preserve the delicate balance between judicial, legislative and executive branches amid recent political tensions and constitutional debates.
Canadian Soldier's Funeral Set for Sunday in Ancaster
Funeral arrangements announced for Canadian Armed Forces Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, 24, who died during Operation Reassurance deployment in Latvia. Visitation and service scheduled in Ancaster, Ontario.
Civilian Flotilla of 100+ Boats to Sail for Gaza in March
Organizers announce a major civilian-led aid mission, the Global Sumud Flotilla, will depart for Gaza in March 2026 with over 100 vessels, backed by international figures.
Human Remains Found in Burned Vehicle After Alberta Fire
RCMP are investigating after human remains were discovered inside a burnt-out vehicle caught in a grass fire in southern Alberta. The grim discovery was made during firefighting efforts.
Ottawa Councillor's Breath Test Video Released
A judge has approved the release of video showing Ottawa councillor Matthew Luloff providing a breath sample during his impaired driving trial, with the councillor expressing concern about the footage.
Baby Injured in Kanata Stroller Near-Miss with Driver
A baby sustained minor injuries after a stroller tipped over during a near-collision with a vehicle in Kanata. Ottawa police have charged the driver involved in the Thursday morning incident.
Racist Comments During Indigenous Cannabis Store Raid: RCMP
Nova Scotia RCMP confirm officers encountered racist comments while executing a raid at an Indigenous cannabis store, highlighting ongoing tensions in law enforcement interactions.
Macklem: Canada's Economic Future Hinges on AI, Trade Adaptation
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem warns structural changes from trade uncertainty and AI could harm productivity and growth, urging businesses and government to accelerate adaptation.
Congressman's Prayer Urges Trump Compassion for Minnesota
At the National Prayer Breakfast, Rep. Jonathan Jackson delivered a pointed prayer urging President Trump to show compassion for families in Minneapolis amid immigration crackdown chaos.
New Youth Home Opens in Regina for Semi-Independent Living
A new semi-independent youth home has officially opened in Regina, Saskatchewan, providing a supportive living environment for vulnerable young individuals transitioning to independence.
Toronto Cop Accused in Murder Plot Against Corrections Officer
A Toronto police officer is accused of participating in a conspiracy to murder a corrections officer, part of broader corruption allegations shaking law enforcement.
Arson at Oshawa Home: Police Seek Suspects
Authorities in Durham Region are actively investigating a suspicious fire at a residential property in Oshawa, Ontario, and are seeking information on potential suspects.
John Rustad May Seek Return as BC Conservative Leader
A new report indicates former BC Conservative leader John Rustad could be considering a bid to reclaim his old position, amid ongoing political developments in the province.
Trump Pledges Federal Resources in Guthrie Mother Search
U.S. President Donald Trump has committed all federal law enforcement resources to assist in the search for Nancy Guthrie, the missing mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie, who vanished from her Arizona home under suspicious circumstances.
British Man Guilty in Vancouver for Drug Plot Killing U.S. Sailors
A British man arrested in Vancouver has been found guilty of conspiracy to sell drugs that resulted in the deaths of U.S. navy sailors, highlighting international drug trafficking concerns.
Dion: Smith Must Answer Questions Before Alberta Separation Vote
Former federal minister Stéphane Dion calls on Alberta Premier Danielle Smith to provide clear answers on separation plans before any referendum, amid ongoing constitutional tensions.
Charges Stayed in Meadow Lake Sexual Assault Case
Prosecutors have stayed charges against two Edmonton men accused in a Meadow Lake sexual assault case, citing insufficient evidence to proceed to trial.
Stronach Lawyer to Apply for Stay in Sex Assault Trial
Frank Stronach's lawyer announces plans to apply for a stay of proceedings in the ongoing sexual assault trial, as the case continues to unfold in Toronto courts.
B.C. Judge Rejects Extradition in Sailor Fentanyl Deaths Case
A British Columbia judge has refused to extradite a man to the United States, where he is accused of selling fentanyl that led to the deaths of American navy sailors, citing legal grounds.
Brooks Man Charged After Alleged Barricade and Property Damage
A man from Brooks, Alberta, has been charged after allegedly barricading himself inside a residence and causing significant damage to the property, according to local authorities.
Canada to Block Chinese EV Data Transmission
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree announces measures to prevent Chinese electric vehicles from transmitting information to China, addressing national security concerns raised by MPs.
Murder Charge After Alberta Shelter-in-Place
A second-degree murder charge has been laid following a shelter-in-place order in central Alberta, with police investigating the incident that prompted the emergency alert.
Wife Sobs Recounting Discovery of Drowned Kids at Trial
A Montreal woman gave tearful testimony at her husband's murder trial, describing the moment she found their two children dead in a Laval home in 2022.
Toronto Police Accused of Leaking Info to Criminals
Seven Toronto police officers face charges in an organized crime investigation, accused of drug trafficking, extortion, and leaking information to criminals, shaking public trust.
Toronto Police Officers Charged in Organized Crime Corruption
Seven active and one retired Toronto police officer face charges for allegedly leaking confidential information to organized crime networks, sparking a major corruption investigation.
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