Trading Card Theft in Cole Harbour: Police Hunt Suspect
Nova Scotia RCMP are investigating a robbery where trading cards were stolen from a Cole Harbour store. Authorities have released an image of a suspect and are asking for public assistance.
Category : Politics
U.S., Russia to Re-establish Military Dialogue After Ukraine Talks
The United States and Russia have agreed to re-establish military-to-military dialogue following recent talks on Ukraine, marking a significant diplomatic development amid ongoing tensions.
Drugs Seized, Two Arrested in Stratford, P.E.I. Traffic Stop
P.E.I. RCMP arrested two men and seized drugs following a traffic stop in Stratford, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts against drug-related offenses in the region.
Sudbury Man Charged in Fake Grenade Robberies
A man in Greater Sudbury faces charges after allegedly robbing two businesses using a fake grenade as a threat. Police confirm the device was imitation following incidents in New Sudbury and downtown areas.
Iran-U.S. Talks: Nuclear Focus vs. U.S. Demands
Iran and the United States hold talks in Oman with Tehran focusing on nuclear issues while Washington demands discussion of missiles and regional militant groups.
Gun Stolen from Vehicle in Haldimand County, OPP Investigating
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating after a firearm was stolen from a parked vehicle in Haldimand County. Surveillance footage has captured a suspect in the area.
Iran Seizes Two Foreign Oil Tankers in Persian Gulf
Iranian state media reports the seizure of two foreign-flagged oil tankers in the strategic Persian Gulf, raising concerns over maritime security and regional stability amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Toronto Police Update on Nine Officers Arrested in Crime Probe
Toronto Police Service will provide an update on the arrests of nine officers allegedly involved in an organized crime corruption investigation during a press conference scheduled for 10 a.m. ET.
NATO 5% Pledge Could Hike Deficit by $63B: Budget Watchdog
Interim Parliamentary Budget Officer Jason Jacques warns that Canada's commitment to spend 5% of GDP on NATO could significantly increase the federal deficit, raising fiscal concerns.
Starmer Apologizes to Epstein Victims for Mandelson Role
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer issues emotional apology to Jeffrey Epstein victims for appointing Peter Mandelson as U.S. ambassador amid political crisis.
Vancouver Councillors Want ICE Banned from World Cup
Two Vancouver city councillors propose banning U.S. ICE officers from FIFA World Cup security, citing human rights concerns and potential protests during the 2026 event.
Calgary Police Hold Meeting on Extortion Spike
Calgary police convened a community meeting to discuss a significant increase in extortion cases, including a recent shooting incident captured on surveillance footage.
Windsor Police Hunt Woman Over Fake $100 Bills
Windsor police are searching for a female suspect who allegedly used counterfeit $100 bills at Amherstburg stores and warn businesses about circulating fake currency.
Watermain Break Forces Closure of 10th Sideroad in Beeton
A significant watermain break has led to the closure of 10th Sideroad in Beeton, affecting local traffic and infrastructure. Authorities are working to resolve the issue.
Judicial Language Requirements Should Avoid Politics: Lawyers
A French lawyers group argues that language requirements for judges must remain impartial, not political, amid ongoing debates over bilingualism in Canada's judiciary system.
Trump: Accept GOP Loss Only If Elections 'Honest'
Former President Donald Trump stated he would accept Republican midterm election losses to Democrats only if the elections are conducted honestly, repeating claims of potential rigging.
7 Toronto Officers Charged in Organized Crime Corruption Probe
York Region Police are set to disclose results from Project South, a major investigation that has led to charges against seven Toronto police officers for alleged organized crime and corruption ties.
Arizona DPS Helicopter Crash Kills Two in Flagstaff
An Arizona Department of Public Safety helicopter crashed while responding to an active shooter situation in Flagstaff, killing both the pilot and a trooper-paramedic on board.
Winkler Mayor Calls for Respect Ahead of Pride Event
Winkler's mayor emphasizes respect and community harmony as Pembina Valley Pride announces its first-ever Pride celebrations in the city this summer.
Guelph Sex Offender Protected Despite Deportation Order
Medhani Yohans, a Guelph sex offender with multiple convictions, has a deportation order but remains in Canada as a protected person. Sources reveal Ottawa rejected a Danger Opinion request.
American Expat Sees Dangerous Parallels in Alberta Politics
A former American living in Calgary observes alarming similarities between Alberta's current political climate and the rise of MAGA populism in the United States, warning of potential democratic erosion.
Alberta's Population Boom Leaves B.C. Premier Frustrated
Statistics Canada projections show Alberta poised to surpass British Columbia in population within a decade, highlighting shifting preferences among Canadians despite political tensions.
Why Gaza Fighting Persists Months After Ceasefire
Months after a ceasefire began, violence continues in Gaza. This analysis explores the complex factors undermining peace, from political divisions to unresolved core issues fueling the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
Nigeria Forms New Military Command Against Militants
Following a deadly attack, Nigeria has launched a new military command to combat the spread of Islamic militants, marking a significant shift in security strategy.
Shots Fired at Dieppe Home: RCMP Investigation
New Brunswick RCMP are actively investigating a shooting incident at a Dieppe home and are appealing to the public for any relevant information to aid their inquiry.
Barrie Updates Traffic Bylaws as City Expands
Barrie City Council is set to update its traffic bylaws to address challenges posed by the city's ongoing population and infrastructure growth, aiming to improve safety and mobility.
Carney's Global Praise vs. Domestic Food Cost Woes
Prime Minister Mark Carney garners international admiration but faces challenges in reducing food inflation for Canadians, highlighting a disconnect in economic leadership.
Canada's Greenland Consulate Plan Compared to Trump's Threats
As Canada moves to open a consulate in Greenland, analysts draw parallels to Donald Trump's aggressive foreign policy, highlighting strategic Arctic diplomacy amid shifting U.S. relations.
U.S.-Russia Nuclear Treaty Ends, Removing Caps
The last major arms control pact between the United States and Russia has expired, eliminating limits on the world's largest nuclear arsenals for the first time in over 50 years.
Starmer Apologizes for Epstein-Linked Ambassador Pick
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has apologized to victims of Jeffrey Epstein for appointing Peter Mandelson as ambassador to Washington despite his ties to the disgraced financier.
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