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.
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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.
RCMP Arrest 3 Nova Scotia Youths in Hockey Assault Case
Three youths in Nova Scotia have been arrested by the RCMP in connection with a sexual assault investigation linked to a hockey team, highlighting ongoing concerns about safety in sports.
8 Toronto Police Officers Charged in Organized Crime Probe
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow emphasizes the fundamental importance of public trust in policing as eight officers face charges in a major organized crime and corruption investigation.
Calgary John Howard Society Partners for $9.6M Employment Hub
The Calgary John Howard Society and Alberta Government launch a $9.6 million Employment Hub to help justice-served individuals find stable employment and reduce reoffending rates in Calgary.
Man Charged with Sexual Assault in Fort Saskatchewan
An Alberta man has been charged with sexual assault and forcible confinement following an investigation in Fort Saskatchewan, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts in the region.
YWCA Regina Opens Youth Shelter for Independence Building
A new 12-bed shelter at YWCA Regina provides housing and 24/7 support for youth transitioning from child welfare to independent living, backed by $865,000 in annual funding.
Defence Spending Targets May Soar Deficits by $63B: PBO
Canada's fiscal watchdog projects that meeting NATO's 5% GDP defence spending target could increase federal deficits by $63 billion annually by 2035, significantly impacting national debt levels.
Quebec to Fast-Track Health Worker Immigration Applications
Quebec Immigration Minister Jean-François Roberge announces expedited processing for health care professionals' applications to address critical staffing shortages in the province.
Laval Mother Testifies Husband Hid Children's Deaths
Rama Rani Arora testified in Laval court about discovering her two children dead after her husband Kamaljit Arora allegedly drowned them in 2022.
Windsor Man Re-Arrested After Bail Breach
A Windsor man faces re-arrest for allegedly violating bail conditions shortly after being released, highlighting ongoing challenges in the justice system.
Clinton Challenges Comer to Public Hearing on Epstein
Hillary Clinton responds forcefully to Rep. James Comer's efforts to link the Clintons to Jeffrey Epstein, calling for public testimony instead of private depositions.
N.L. Premier Slams Fractured Federal Pharmacare Strategy
Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Tony Wakeham argues the federal government's disjointed pharmacare plan is leading to unequal access to medications across Canada, highlighting a critical healthcare policy debate.
Calgary Approves Special Tax for 12 Communities' Enhanced Maintenance
Calgary's community development committee unanimously endorsed a special tax bylaw, allowing 12 neighborhoods to fund enhanced landscaping and winter maintenance through additional property taxes.
Fredericton Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Child Sexual Abuse
A Fredericton man has been sentenced to a decade in prison following an RCMP investigation into child sexual abuse, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat such crimes in New Brunswick.
Inuit Head to Greenland for Canada Consulate Opening
Dozens of Inuit representatives journey to Greenland for the inauguration of a Canadian consulate, as geopolitical tensions with the U.S. under Trump's potential NATO deal loom.
B.C. Man Believed to Have Killed Family Before Suicide
A coroner's inquest examines the tragic deaths of a Vancouver family, with RCMP testimony suggesting a murder-suicide. The case highlights domestic violence concerns.
Winnipeg Woman Feared Abducted, RCMP Issues Urgent Alert
Manitoba RCMP have issued a dangerous person alert for Joshua Paupanekis, suspected of abducting 20-year-old Raeanne Thomas from Pimicikamak Cree Nation, fearing she is in immediate danger.
Independent Probe Demanded After Toronto Cops Charged
Calls for an independent investigation intensify as Toronto police officers face charges in a major organized crime probe, shaking public trust and prompting official responses.
Police Seek Woman After LCBO Theft in LaSalle
LaSalle Police Service requests public assistance to identify a female suspect involved in a theft at a Wyoming Avenue LCBO store in Ontario.
Police Hunt Suspect After Stabbing on Sask. First Nation
Saskatchewan RCMP request public assistance to locate Chance Smith following a violent stabbing incident that injured two men on Muskoday First Nation in late January.
Illegal Tobacco and Vapes Seized at Ambassador Bridge
CBSA officers at three Ontario border crossings, including the Ambassador Bridge, have intercepted nearly 6,000 kilograms of illegal tobacco products and over 10,000 nicotine vapes entering Canada from the United States.
Nigeria Military Operation After Attack, Christians Freed
Nigeria initiates a new military operation following a deadly assault, as abducted Christians are released and return home amid ongoing security challenges.
166 Kidnapped Churchgoers Rescued in Nigeria
A Christian organization reports the successful rescue of all 166 church members abducted in northern Nigeria, marking a significant development in the region's ongoing security challenges.
Quebec Teen Charged with Terrorism for Neo-Nazi Promotion
A Quebec City teenager is facing terrorism charges for allegedly promoting a neo-Nazi group online, with evidence including videos of armed individuals in combat gear presented in court.
P.E.I. Man Faces More Charges in Stolen Truck Incident
A Prince Edward Island man initially accused of backing a stolen truck into a store is now facing additional criminal charges as the RCMP investigation expands.
Toronto Police Corruption Scandal: 8 Charged in Organized Crime Probe
Seven active Toronto Police officers and one retiree face serious charges in a major corruption investigation involving organized crime connections, extortion, and drug trafficking.
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