Peru Congress to Debate Impeachment of Interim President
Peru's Congress is set to debate the impeachment of interim President Jose Jeri on Tuesday, following his swearing-in last October amid ongoing political turmoil in the country.
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Judge Orders Return of Deported Student to U.S. in Two Weeks
A federal judge in Boston has ruled that a college student mistakenly deported to Honduras must be returned to the United States within two weeks, criticizing the Trump administration's handling of the case.
Trump Lashes Out at GOP Over Racist Video Fallout
Sources indicate former President Donald Trump privately expressed anger at Republican lawmakers following backlash from a racist video, highlighting internal party tensions.
Taiwan Diplomat Warns Canada on China Relations
Taiwan's representative in Canada expresses concerns about China's transnational repression and urges Ottawa to maintain distance from Beijing to protect Taiwan's security and independence.
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Saskatoon Jury Verdict in Dejarlais-Kelly Murder Trial
A Saskatoon jury has delivered its verdict in the murder trial of Katlim Dejarlais-Kelly, related to the 2024 death of Arden Panipekeesick, with details emerging from the courtroom proceedings.
Abandoned Car in Edmonton Unmoved for a Month, Residents Angry
Residents of Edgemont in Edmonton are expressing frustration as an abandoned and vandalized vehicle has been parked poorly on their street for nearly a month, with no action from city authorities despite repeated complaints.
Arrest at Montreal Anti-ICE Protest Outside GardaWorld Headquarters
Montreal police used pepper spray and made at least one arrest during a protest against GardaWorld's involvement with a Florida detention facility known as 'Alligator Alcatraz.'
Federal Workers Seek Legal Advice Over Job Cuts
Federal public servants across Canada are proactively seeking legal guidance as they brace for potential layoffs, highlighting widespread anxiety within the civil service.
Union Warns CFIA Cuts May Harm Food Safety
The Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada protests near Parliament Hill, highlighting potential risks from Canadian Food Inspection Agency budget reductions.
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Surrey MP Calls for CFSEU to Lead B.C. Extortion Probes
Sukh Dhaliwal, MP for Surrey-Newton, has formally requested the B.C. government designate the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit as the primary agency for extortion investigations, citing a crisis in local business communities.
Calgary Councillor Demands Accountability Over Unspent Water Budget
An inquiry reveals Calgary left $3.6 billion of water infrastructure funds unused over two decades, with Ward 12 Coun. Mike Jamieson calling for increased accountability after major water main breaks.
Utah GOP Official Charged with Child Abuse Over Waterboarding
David Nephi Johnson, former Wasatch County GOP chair, faces felony child abuse charges after his 16-year-old daughter reported he waterboarded her for not cleaning her room.
Political Leaders Visit Tumbler Ridge While Locals Grieve Privately
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre visited Tumbler Ridge after a mass shooting, but the community maintained distance, preferring private mourning over political spectacle.
Regina Police Lay 31 Charges in Theft Investigation
A Regina police investigation into theft activities has resulted in one man facing 31 criminal charges, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat property crime in the city.
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Charge Stayed in Bowness Non-Profit Fraud Case
A Calgary court has stayed charges against one of three individuals accused of defrauding a Bowness non-profit organization, as legal proceedings continue for the remaining defendants.
Edmonton Officer Testifies in Murder Trial Over Court Order Violation
An Edmonton police officer testified in a murder trial after dropping Justin Bone in violation of a court order, highlighting legal and procedural failures in the case.
Union Protests Food Inspection Cuts with Recalled Foods
The Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada warns that federal cuts to food inspection programs could lead to undetected outbreaks and fatalities, staging a protest with recalled foods in Ottawa.
Toronto Police Investigate Violent Threats to Midtown Mosque
Toronto police are investigating violent threats made toward a midtown mosque, described as 'deeply disturbing.' Authorities are urging public cooperation to ensure community safety.
Saskatoon Jury Finds Desjarlais-Kelly Guilty of Manslaughter
A Saskatoon Court of King's Bench jury has found Katlim Desjarlais-Kelly guilty of manslaughter for the shooting death of Arden Panipekeesick during a February 2024 argument.
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Police Seek SUV in Fatal Burlington Mall Shooting
Halton Police are investigating a targeted fatal shooting at Burlington Centre, seeking a dark SUV, while York Region reports a separate shooting at a residence with no injuries.
U.S. Moves to Block Interference in Gordie Howe Bridge
U.S. lawmakers are taking steps to prevent interference in the Gordie Howe International Bridge as scrutiny intensifies over a meeting involving the Ambassador Bridge, highlighting cross-border tensions.
Winnipeg Police Arrest Two for Online Teen Interactions
Winnipeg police have made two arrests following reports of inappropriate online interactions with teenagers. The incidents highlight ongoing concerns about digital safety for youth.
RCMP Warns of Vehicle Thefts in Nova Scotia Communities
The Nova Scotia RCMP has issued a public alert regarding a series of thefts from vehicles in the Lakeside, Timberlea, and Waverley areas, urging residents to secure their belongings.
Quebec Liberal Leader Charles Milliard: A Political Profile
A detailed look at Charles Milliard, the newly acclaimed Quebec Liberal Party leader, exploring his background, political journey, and vision for Quebec's future amid current challenges.
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MS NOW Host Condemns Trump's Appointees and Deadly Actions
Lawrence O'Donnell criticizes President Trump for appointing 'incompetent' officials and policies that allegedly caused deaths, highlighting immigration retreats and foreign aid cuts.
Charles Milliard Acclaimed Quebec Liberal Leader
Charles Milliard becomes the new leader of the Quebec Liberal Party by acclamation after no other candidates met the deadline. The 46-year-old former business federation president faces challenges ahead.
Charles Milliard: 5 Facts About Quebec Liberal Leader
Charles Milliard, newly acclaimed Quebec Liberal Party leader, aims to rebuild trust with transparency. Learn about his background, political views, and challenges ahead.
Mississauga Couple Charged in Cross-Border Romance Scam
Toronto Police have charged a Mississauga man and woman in connection with an alleged romance scam targeting victims in Canada and the United States through online dating apps.
B.C. Shooting Shakes Newfoundland Community of Killer's Mother
The deadly mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., has sent shockwaves to Lawn, Newfoundland, where the shooter's mother spent her childhood. Community members remember Jennifer Jacobs as a happy child while questioning mental health and gun policies.
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MNAs Speak Out Against Disability Support Cuts for Asylum Seekers' Kids
Québec Solidaire MNAs, including Alejandra Zaga Mendez, are criticizing plans to end disability support for children of asylum seekers, highlighting concerns over social justice and healthcare access.
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