Windsor Police Arrest Suspect for Repeated Bail Violations
A Windsor man facing attempted murder charges has been arrested again after repeatedly violating his bail conditions, highlighting ongoing challenges in the justice system.
Category : Politics
Trump Border Czar: Security Force to Stay in Minnesota
White House border czar Tom Homan confirms a reduced but ongoing security force will remain in Minnesota following enforcement drawdown, addressing border concerns.
North Bay Police Seize Drugs After Stolen Vehicle Alert
North Bay police seized over $9,000 in drugs, brass knuckles, and a pellet gun after an automatic license plate reader flagged a stolen vehicle, leading to four arrests.
Chilliwack Shooting: One Dead, One Seriously Injured
A shooting in Chilliwack has resulted in one fatality and one person with serious injuries, as police investigate the violent incident that occurred on February 15, 2026.
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DNA on Glove Matches Suspect in Nancy Guthrie Missing Case
The FBI reports DNA from a glove found over three kilometers from Nancy Guthrie's home matches a glove worn by a masked suspect seen outside her door before she vanished.
Toronto Family Day 2026: What's Open and Closed (15.02.2026)
A comprehensive overview of services, businesses, and public facilities operating or closed for Family Day 2026 in Toronto, helping residents plan their holiday activities effectively.
DNA from Glove Near Guthrie Home Matches Suspect
The FBI has recovered DNA evidence from a glove found near Savannah Guthrie's home, which appears to match a glove worn by a suspect in an ongoing investigation.
Ukrainian Canadian Congress Urges Support for 'Warmth for Ukraine'
The Ukrainian Canadian Congress is rallying support for the 'Warmth for Ukraine' campaign, as repeated Russian attacks on energy infrastructure leave millions without power and heating during a brutal winter.
Hamilton Extends Alcohol Hours for Winter Olympics
The city of Hamilton has approved extended alcohol service hours during the 2026 Winter Olympics to boost local hospitality and support community celebrations.
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Israel Begins West Bank Land Regulation, Raising Annexation Concerns
Israel's government has approved a contentious land registration process in the occupied West Bank, potentially granting control over vast areas for development. Critics label it a 'mega land grab' and violation of international law.
Essex's Aging Snowflake Decorations Could Cost $53K to Replace
Town staff in Essex recommend decommissioning old holiday decorations until new lights and infrastructure can be purchased, with replacement costs estimated at $53,000.
Bill Aims to Protect Gordie Howe Bridge from Trump's Threats
Democratic representatives from Michigan propose legislation to prevent federal interference with the Gordie Howe International Bridge opening, responding to Trump's threats and alleged corruption.
Schumer Slams ICE 'Thugs' Near Polls, Noem Voter ID Plan
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer strongly criticized DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's proposal to deploy ICE agents at polling places, calling it 'bull' and warning it threatens democracy.
OPP Seeks Public Help in Cochrane Investigation
The Ontario Provincial Police are requesting public assistance to identify a person and two pickup trucks seen at a Highway 11 business in January and February 2026.
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Saskatoon Voyeurism Suspect Rearrested Hours After Release
Saskatoon Police issue a public alert after a man with a lengthy record of voyeurism and related offenses is arrested again just hours following his release from custody.
U.S. Shutdown Stalemate Over DHS Oversight Continues
Lawmakers remain entrenched in a partial U.S. government shutdown with no resolution in sight, as disputes over Department of Homeland Security oversight intensify, highlighting political gridlock.
Iran's Top Diplomat to Attend Indirect U.S. Talks in Geneva
Iran's foreign minister will participate in indirect negotiations with the United States in Geneva, according to the state-run IRNA news agency. The talks mark a significant diplomatic development amid ongoing tensions.
Trump's Board of Peace Secures $5B+ Pledges for Gaza
U.S. President Donald Trump announces that founding members of his Board of Peace have pledged over $5 billion for humanitarian efforts in Gaza, with the first meeting set for February 19 in Washington, D.C.
Quebec Driver Charged with Impaired After Northern Ontario Crash
A driver from Quebec has been charged with impaired operation following a serious crash in northern Ontario, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
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Suspect Sought in Downtown Toronto Pepper Spray Attack
Toronto police are searching for a man wanted for an alleged unprovoked assault involving pepper spray in the city's downtown core. Authorities released a photo and urge public assistance.
Calgary March Honors Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
Hundreds gathered in Calgary for the 18th annual march to remember missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit people, highlighting systemic issues in Canada.
Edmonton RCMP: More Weapon Reports After Tumbler Ridge Shooting
Following the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Edmonton RCMP report an increase in calls about individuals with weapons, highlighting heightened community concerns.
Abbotsford Police Seek Witnesses in Hit-and-Run
The Abbotsford Police Department is appealing for witnesses after a hit-and-run incident on February 15, 2026, releasing a photo of the scene as part of their investigation.
Police Boost Presence at Dalewood After Distress Calls
London police have increased patrols at the Dalewood Conservation Area after multiple 911 calls reported a person in distress, prompting a community safety response.
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Rustad Will Not Run for B.C. Conservative Leadership
B.C. Conservative Leader John Rustad announces he will not seek the party's leadership after careful consideration, citing personal reflection on his political future.
Kitchener News: Repair Complaints, 911 Calls, Diesel Theft
This week's top stories from Kitchener include a surge in complaints against repair companies, repeated 911 calls straining emergency services, and an ongoing diesel fuel theft investigation.
Barrie Family Day 2026: Events and Local News Updates
A comprehensive look at Family Day activities in Barrie, including community events, safety incidents, and regional news affecting residents in 2026.
Labrador Women Charged for Impaired Snowmobile Driving
RCMP in Labrador have charged two women with impaired driving after they were allegedly operating snowmobiles while under the influence. The incident highlights ongoing enforcement efforts in remote northern communities.
Advance Voting Begins in Chicoutimi By-Election
Advance voting has started in the Chicoutimi by-election, allowing Quebec residents to cast their ballots early. This process aims to increase voter participation and accessibility in the provincial electoral contest.
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Carney's Defense Plan: 125,000 Jobs, Policy Changes
Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils a comprehensive defense industry strategy aimed at creating 125,000 new jobs while implementing sweeping policy reforms to bolster national security and economic growth.
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