GST Credit Top-Up Fast-Tracked for Spring Payment
The Canadian government has fast-tracked a one-time GST credit top-up worth 50% of the credit, with payments starting this spring to help over 12 million low-income Canadians amid rising costs.
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Stolen Snowblower Seized from Cambridge Home
A stolen snowblower was seized by police from a residence in Cambridge, Ontario, following an investigation into property theft in the region. Authorities are reminding residents to secure their equipment.
Snowplow Crash in Truro, N.S., Fatal Accident Ruled Unintentional
A tragic snowplow incident in Truro, Nova Scotia, resulting in the death of a woman has been officially classified as an accident by authorities, with no criminal charges filed.
Three Drivers Charged with Stunt Driving in Windsor
Windsor police have charged three drivers with stunt driving following incidents on city streets, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against dangerous driving behaviors.
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Toronto Police Warn of Valentine's Day Romance Scams After Fraud Arrests
Toronto police caution residents about romance scams ahead of Valentine's Day, revealing a recent case where a man and woman allegedly defrauded victims through dating apps. Authorities urge vigilance online.
Ottawa-Gatineau Task Force to Create Defense Hub, Bid for Bank
A new task force in Ottawa-Gatineau is launching efforts to create a defense innovation hub and bid for a proposed bank, aiming to boost regional economic and technological growth in the defense sector.
Windsor Police Union Calls Ontario Corruption Probe 'Unfair'
The Windsor Police Association opposes a province-wide integrity review following Toronto arrests, calling it inappropriate, while the police chief welcomes the transparency initiative.
Marine Death and Ship Collision in Caribbean Incidents
A U.S. Marine has died and two vessels collided in separate incidents in the Caribbean region, according to military statements. Details remain under investigation.
Calgary Firefighters Extinguish Northwest Shed Fire, Probe Ongoing
Calgary fire crews responded to an early morning shed fire on Bow Crescent N.W. on February 13, 2026. Investigators are now working to determine the cause of the blaze that was swiftly contained.
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Toronto Police Warn of Extreme Traffic Delays in North York
Toronto Police are advising residents to expect significant traffic disruptions in North York on Saturday as a large rally, potentially attracting up to 200,000 attendees, is scheduled to take place.
German Leader Calls for Rebuilding Trans-Atlantic Trust
At the Munich Security Conference, Germany's leader emphasized the need for the U.S. and Europe to jointly repair and revive trans-Atlantic trust, highlighting diplomatic meetings amid global tensions.
Quebec Threatens Order Over Illegal Golf Course Project
The Quebec government is warning owners of an unauthorized golf course project in the Eastern Townships that they may face orders to restore damaged wetlands, highlighting environmental enforcement in the region.
Tecumseh Driver Charged with Impaired Driving in Windsor
A driver from Tecumseh is facing impaired driving charges following an incident in Windsor, as authorities continue to crack down on dangerous driving behaviors in the region.
Alleged Victim in Norway Royal Rape Case Testifies on Sleeping Pills
In the high-profile trial of Marius Borg Hoiby, son of Norway's Princess Märtha Louise, an alleged rape victim testified she took sleeping pills. The Oslo court case continues with intense public scrutiny.
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Cato Studies Refute Trump's Immigration Claims, Show Benefits
New research from the Cato Institute reveals immigrants, including undocumented individuals, commit fewer crimes and contribute more in taxes than they use in services, countering Trump administration rhetoric.
Ex-Capitol Officer Dunn Runs for Congress, Targets Trump Legacy
Harry Dunn, a former U.S. Capitol Police officer who defended Congress on January 6, announces his congressional campaign, pledging to challenge Trump's influence and reform immigration enforcement.
Ottawa Driver Caught 75 km/h Over Speed Limit by Police
Ottawa Police have apprehended a motorist for excessive speeding, traveling 75 kilometers per hour above the legal limit on a city road, highlighting ongoing traffic enforcement efforts.
Federal Tories Walk Fine Line in Alberta Political Landscape
The federal Conservative party faces challenges balancing its stronghold in Alberta with national issues, as separatist influences and provincial policies create tension.
GST Credit Top-Up Fast-Tracked, Coming This Spring
Prime Minister Mark Carney's government has expedited legislation to provide a GST credit top-up, with payments scheduled to reach Canadians this spring following parliamentary approval.
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Deadly St. Catharines Tent Fire Investigated as Homicide
Niagara Regional Police are treating a fatal tent fire in St. Catharines as a homicide investigation, marking a serious escalation in the case.
OPP's First 'Snow Crusher' Sled from 1960s Revealed
The Ontario Provincial Police's inaugural 'Snow Crusher,' a custom-built 1960s sled designed for winter patrols, has been unveiled, showcasing vintage law enforcement innovation in harsh climates.
USAID Funds Diverted to Pay for Budget Chief's Security Through 2026
The White House budget office is using $15 million from the former U.S. foreign aid agency to cover security costs for Russell Vought, President Trump's budget chief, documents show.
Shooter's Nomadic Childhood Revealed by Judge in Tumbler Ridge Case
A judge discloses the shooter's family had an 'almost nomadic life' during his childhood, as RCMP confirm all eight victims' identities and questions mount over returned firearms.
Ottawa Library Spends $900K on 6-Month Lease Extension
The Ottawa Public Library is investing $900,000 to extend the lease of its main branch for an additional six months, ensuring continued public access while long-term plans are finalized.
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Ex-Norway PM Jagland Charged with Corruption in Epstein Case
Norway's former prime minister Thorbjørn Jagland faces corruption charges following an investigation into alleged ties with Jeffrey Epstein, according to legal representatives.
House Fire in Alliston Hospitalizes Woman, Investigation Underway
A residential fire on Renaissance Point in Alliston, Ontario, resulted in a woman being hospitalized. BarrieNewsOFM is investigating the early morning blaze that occurred on February 13, 2026.
Barrie Home Invasion: Armed Intruders Confine Residents
Barrie police are investigating a home invasion where armed suspects confined residents and stole property. Authorities urge public vigilance and report any suspicious activity.
Edmonton Council Debates Reducing Eight-Plex Limits
Edmonton City Council revisits infill policies, with administration proposing to cut multiplex units from eight to six and increase yard space, sparking debate between pragmatists and advocates.
Île-à-la-Crosse Residential School Survivors Reach $27M Settlement
A $27 million settlement agreement has been reached for survivors of Saskatchewan's Île-à-la-Crosse residential school, pending court approval next month. The comprehensive settlement includes experience payments, a legacy fund, and abuse claims compensat
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Milliard Takes Helm of Quebec Liberals, Faces Major Challenges
Charles Milliard becomes Quebec Liberal Party leader, facing hurdles like low name recognition, rebuilding the party's reputation after scandals, and expanding support beyond Montreal ahead of the upcoming election.
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