Large Building Collapses in Essa Township
A significant structural failure occurred in Essa Township, prompting an emergency response from local fire services. Details on the cause and any injuries remain under investigation.
Category : Politics
U.S. Military Ready for Iran Strike, Trump Decision Awaited
The U.S. military is prepared to launch a strike against Iran as early as this weekend, but President Donald Trump has not yet given final approval, according to sources familiar with the matter.
Son Not Criminally Responsible for Mother's Death in London
A London court has ruled a son not criminally responsible for the death of his elderly mother, citing mental health factors. The decision highlights complex legal and medical considerations in such cases.
Trump's Self-Centered Tribute to Jackson Criticized
Experts condemn President Trump's statement on Rev. Jesse Jackson's death as disrespectful and hypocritical, highlighting the stark contrast between Jackson's civil rights legacy and Trump's policies.
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B.C. Minister Backs Federal Defense Strategy
B.C. Jobs Minister Ravi Kahlon publicly supports Canada's federal defense strategy, highlighting its alignment with provincial economic and security priorities.
Collingwood Debates Pausing Patios for Parking Solutions
Collingwood councillors are considering a temporary halt to downtown street patios to address a growing parking shortage, sparking a debate over urban space priorities.
Alberta Separatists Rally Snowbird Supporters in Arizona
Alberta separatist activists are heading to Arizona this weekend to mobilize snowbird supporters, aiming to bolster their movement's outreach efforts in the U.S.
White House Press Secretary Asked About Trump Alien Speech
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt was asked about claims that President Trump has a speech ready about extraterrestrials, following comments from Barack Obama and Lara Trump.
Lara Trump: Trump 'Played Coy' on Aliens, May Give UFO Speech
Lara Trump suggests President Donald Trump knows more about extraterrestrial life than he's revealing, hinting he may deliver a speech on UFOs at the 'right time' during a podcast interview.
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Extortion Panel Head Confident Solutions Will Be Found
Paul Dadwal, leading B.C.'s new extortion advisory panel, expresses confidence in developing unprecedented solutions to address the growing extortion crisis affecting communities.
Separatist Petition Drive in U.S. Sparks Outrage in Alberta
Alberta separatists are collecting signatures for an independence referendum in the United States, sparking fury from political figures and raising questions about foreign interference and loyalty.
Montreal Salon Fined $500 for Discriminatory Booking System
A Quebec court has ruled that Station 10 salon in Montreal must compensate a non-binary customer $500 after its booking system was found discriminatory, highlighting ongoing legal protections for gender identity.
Edmonton Forms Defence Alliance for Military Contracts
Edmonton has launched the Edmonton Region Defence Alliance to position the city as a strategic hub for military spending, leveraging its proximity to the Arctic and strengths in AI and manufacturing.
Edmonton Police Report Rise in Gun Seizures and Shootings
Edmonton police have reported a significant increase in firearm seizures and shooting incidents in January 2026 compared to the same period last year, highlighting ongoing public safety concerns.
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Toronto Shelter Delayed Amid Soaring Costs and Kielburger Deal
A Toronto women's shelter at 233 Carlton St., leased from the Kielburger family, remains unopened after years and over $11 million in renovations, with costs ballooning and oversight questioned.
Ford Offers Help to Revive Taste of the Danforth Festival
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the province is willing to assist in bringing back the 2026 Taste of the Danforth festival, contingent on the City of Toronto also contributing to the effort.
Vaughan Realtor Charged with Sexual Assault, More Victims Sought
York Regional Police have charged Farzad Farhoodinejad, 44, with sexual assault and indecent act after an alleged incident with a client in Vaughan. Authorities are appealing for additional victims to come forward as the investigation continues.
Alberta Premier Smith Signals Immigration Policy Shift Ahead of Address
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith indicates significant changes to immigration policy, emphasizing taxpayer-first approach and economic migrants, ahead of Thursday's provincial address.
Vancouver Councillor Aims to End Remote Work Double Standards
A Vancouver city councillor is pushing to eliminate inconsistent remote work policies at city hall, advocating for fair and standardized rules for all municipal employees.
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NATO Baltic Beach Drill: 3,000 Troops Deter Russia
Approximately 3,000 NATO soldiers from Spain, Turkey, and Germany conducted a major beach assault exercise on Germany's Baltic coast. The Steadfast Dart 2026 drill demonstrates readiness amid heightened tensions with Russia.
Coleman Hotel Disturbance Leads to Arrests, Interpol Contact
Crowsnest Pass RCMP have arrested two European men after a disturbance at a Coleman hotel, contacting CBSA and Interpol as part of their investigation into the incident.
Kitchener Man Charged in Multi-Vehicle Crash
A Kitchener man has been charged by Waterloo Regional Police following a serious multi-vehicle collision. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
Humanitarian Team Reflects on Ukraine War's Fourth Anniversary Toll
As the fourth anniversary of the Ukraine war approaches, a humanitarian team shares the emotional and physical toll on aid workers and civilians, highlighting ongoing challenges.
Family Learns of SIU Shooting Findings Through Social Media
A First Nations family in Ontario learned the results of a Special Investigations Unit probe into a fatal police shooting through social media, raising concerns about transparency and communication with Indigenous communities.
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Calgary Stabbing Victim Injured in Richmond Road Attack
A stabbing in Calgary's Richmond Road area left a victim with multiple serious wounds. Police are investigating the violent assault that occurred on February 18, 2026.
Edmonton Snow Crews 70% Through Priority Roads
Edmonton snow crews have cleared 70% of priority roadways as a Phase 1 parking ban takes effect. Officials will assess residential streets Friday for a potential Phase 2 ban, with crews working around the clock after heavy snowfall.
NATO Baltic Exercise with 3,000 Troops Deters Russia
Approximately 3,000 NATO soldiers conducted a large-scale beach assault exercise on Germany's Baltic coast as part of Steadfast Dart 2026, demonstrating readiness against Russian threats.
Kitchener Man Charged with Child Exploitation Material
A Kitchener man has been charged with making, accessing, and possessing child sexual abuse and exploitation material, as announced by local authorities in February 2026.
B.C. Prison Lockdown After Inmate Assault, Hospitalization
A British Columbia correctional facility remains under lockdown following a severe inmate assault that has left one individual hospitalized for multiple days, raising concerns over prison safety.
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RCMP Probes Prince George Shootings, Man Charged with Firearms
A man is facing firearms charges as the RCMP investigates a series of shootings in Prince George, B.C., highlighting ongoing police efforts to address gun violence in the region.
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