Police Seek Witnesses After Southeast Edmonton Shooting
Edmonton police are appealing for witnesses and video footage after a man was shot in the city's southeast last week. The victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
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Carney's Anti-Trump Alliance Claims Exaggerated in Media
Analysis reveals exaggerated claims about Prime Minister Mark Carney leading an anti-Trump trade alliance, with Politico's reporting lacking factual basis amid ongoing EU-CPTPP discussions.
Ontario Man Faces New Sex Assault Charges Involving Women
John Wilkinson, 61, of Beeton, Ontario, faces new sexual assault charges involving two women, adding to historic child abuse allegations. His wife is a Peel Regional Police officer with nearly 30 years of service.
Kennedy and Kid Rock's Bizarre Workout Video Sparks Outrage
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Kid Rock released a controversial workout video promoting health, but critics call it a MAGA-fueled spectacle that wastes taxpayer dollars.
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Driver Charged with Impaired After Snow-Covered Window Stop
Ontario Provincial Police stopped a pickup truck in West Nipissing for an uncleared back window, leading to impaired driving charges against the suspect.
Calgary Doctor in Child Abduction Case Hires New Lawyer
A Calgary physician facing charges for allegedly abducting his son and fleeing overseas has hired a new lawyer as the case progresses through the courts.
Winnipeg and The Pas Get Funding for Infrastructure Projects
The Manitoba government announces funding for infrastructure projects in Winnipeg and The Pas, including a new arts and learning centre to replace the burned-down Lido Theatre, boosting local development.
More Charges in Ottawa Harassment Posters Case
Ottawa police have laid further charges against a man involved in the Bells Corners harassment posters incident, intensifying the legal proceedings in this disturbing case.
Quebec Premier Calls Medical Specialists' Salary Demands Unreasonable
Premier François Legault states Quebec's medical specialists are asking for unreasonable salary increases as negotiations stall, with the FMSQ expressing exasperation over the slow pace of talks.
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Defence Strategy Criticized for Ambition Over Detail
Canada's new defence industrial strategy outlines ambitious goals like job creation and increased domestic contracts, but critics argue it lacks specific policy details for implementation.
Police Seize $980K in Contraband Cigarettes in Vancouver
Vancouver police confiscated illicit tobacco products worth nearly $1 million, warning of severe health and safety risks due to lack of regulatory oversight.
Vance's Fox News Laugh Sparks 2028 Presidential Buzz
Vice President JD Vance faced criticism for a forced laugh during a Fox News interview about the 2028 election, while defending Trump's policies and praising Marco Rubio.
Jamil Jivani's Law School Buddy Becomes U.S. Vice President
National Post columnist Jamil Jivani reflects on his enduring friendship with U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance, discussing their law school days and how their bond has evolved amid political careers.
Sick 2-Month-Old Deported to Mexico After Hospital Release
A 2-month-old baby boy with bronchitis was deported to Mexico just hours after being discharged from a Texas hospital, sparking outrage from Rep. Joaquin Castro over ICE's actions.
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Laval Father Testifies About Tensions Before Children's Deaths
Kamaljit Arora testified about financial strain and family interference during his murder trial for killing his two children in Laval in 2022, revealing $80,000 in loans to wife's relatives.
Sudbury Scales Back College Street Underpass Fix Plan
The City of Greater Sudbury has revised its plan to repair the College Street underpass, reducing the scope due to financial pressures. The project will now focus on essential safety upgrades.
ShamWow Guy Vince Shlomi Runs for Congress Against Incumbent
Former infomercial star Vince Shlomi, known as the ShamWow Guy, launches a congressional campaign in Texas, criticizing incumbent John Carter's age and vowing to combat 'wokeism' in politics.
Poilievre Slams Jeneroux's Floor Crossing as 'Betrayal'
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre condemns MP Matt Jeneroux's defection to the Liberals as a betrayal, amid political tensions and strategic shifts in Parliament.
Clinton Residents Fume Over Post Office Closure
Residents of Clinton, Ontario express mounting frustration as their local post office remains closed due to roof damage from heavy snow, with Canada Post citing ongoing repairs.
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Conservative MP Crosses Floor to Liberals, Sparks Majority Talk
MP Matt Jeneroux's defection from the Conservatives to the Liberals has political analysts discussing the potential for a Liberal majority government and the implications of floor-crossing in Canadian politics.
N.B. Housing Project Aids Transition from Homelessness
The New Brunswick government has broken ground on a new housing initiative designed to provide stable accommodation for people moving from life on the streets, with Minister David Hickey announcing the project's details.
Russia Hosts Cuban FM, Urges U.S. to End Blockade
Russian officials welcomed Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez in Moscow, calling for the United States to lift its long-standing economic embargo against Cuba during high-level diplomatic talks.
40,000 Nova Scotia Children Live in Poverty, Report Finds
A new report reveals that approximately 40,000 children in Nova Scotia are living in poverty, marking a slight decline from 2022 figures. The data highlights ongoing economic challenges and the need for targeted social programs.
Edmonton Police Seek Witnesses in Southeast Shooting
Edmonton police are appealing for witnesses and video footage following a shooting in the city's southeast area. Authorities are investigating the incident to gather evidence and ensure community safety.
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Poll: 15% Hard-Core Support for Quebec Separation
A new Angus-Reid survey shows 15% of Quebecers firmly support separation, while 50% are ready to vote to remain in Canada, with economic and political factors influencing leaners.
Québec Solidaire Seeks Gender Rule Exception for Gouin Candidate
Québec Solidaire will vote on an exception to its gender parity rule for the Gouin riding in 2026, reportedly to allow NDP MP Alexandre Boulerice to run. Party co-spokesperson Ruba Ghazal confirms the exception while defending feminist principles.
Texas Primary Roiled by Lawmaker's Alleged Affair with Deceased Aide
A Republican lawmaker's alleged affair with a staffer who later died by suicide has become a central issue in a tight Texas primary, with accusations of exploitation and calls for resignation.
Quebec Father Claims Amnesia in Children's Drowning Trial
A Quebec father on trial for drowning his two children testified he has no memory of the killings, as the Laval case continues with grim details emerging from the 2022 incident.
Men Jailed for Meth Smuggling in Canola Oil Jugs
Two men have been sentenced to prison for their roles in a transnational drug smuggling operation that concealed liquid methamphetamine in canola oil containers shipped from Canada to Australia.
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Conservative MP Crosses Floor to Liberals, Sparks Majority Speculation
CTV's Scott Reid analyzes the political implications of MP Matt Jeneroux's floor-crossing, as Prime Minister Carney's Liberals edge closer to a potential majority government amid ongoing national debates.
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