Montreal Protest Calls for Immigration Policy Changes
Dozens gathered in downtown Montreal to urge Ottawa to create permanent status pathways for migrants and terminate the Safe Third Country Agreement, citing rising undocumented populations.
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Rafah Crossing Reopens, Few Get Through in Gaza War
The Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt has reopened, but reports indicate only a small number of people are managing to cross, primarily medical patients, amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
Ottawa Loans $1.01 Billion to Canada Post Amid Struggles
The Canadian federal government has approved a substantial $1.01-billion loan for Canada Post to help stabilize its operations and finances as the national postal service faces ongoing economic pressures.
Netanyahu, Trump to Meet Wednesday on Iran Talks
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to meet with former U.S. President Donald Trump this Wednesday to discuss ongoing Iran negotiations, as diplomatic efforts intensify.
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Ohio Man Charged for Threats to VP Vance, Child Abuse Files
An Ohio man has been criminally charged for allegedly threatening to kill U.S. Vice-President JD Vance and possessing child abuse material, according to authorities.
Netanyahu-Trump Meeting on Iran Talks Amid Tensions
Israeli PM Netanyahu will meet US President Trump to discuss Iran nuclear negotiations, as regional conflict fears persist and diplomatic efforts continue.
Inside Ottawa's Snow Disposal Sites: Where Snow Goes
An in-depth look at Ottawa's snow disposal operations, exploring how the city manages massive snow piles and the environmental considerations involved in winter waste management.
Snowplow Driver Hits Police Car, Tests 4X Alcohol Limit
A 39-year-old snowplow operator faces impaired driving charges after crashing into an Ottawa Police Services vehicle at 4 a.m. on Rideau Street, registering four times the legal alcohol limit.
Calgary Police Warn of High-Risk Offender Release
Calgary Police Service has issued a public safety warning about Collin Dennis Ayorech, a high-risk offender released in the city who will be monitored under their specialized program.
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Ottawa Snowplow Driver Arrested After Hitting Police Car
An Ottawa snowplow operator faces impaired driving charges following a collision with a police vehicle, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns during winter operations.
Fredericton Police Probe Copper Wire Theft
Fredericton Police Force is investigating a copper wire theft incident in New Brunswick, highlighting ongoing concerns about metal thefts affecting infrastructure and public safety.
Trump's Board of Peace to Meet in Washington This Month
U.S. President Donald Trump plans to convene the first meeting of his newly established Board of Peace in Washington, D.C., later this month, following its announcement at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Haiti's Presidential Council Dissolves, Unelected Leader Remains
Haiti's transitional presidential council has been dissolved after a contentious period, while the unelected, U.S.-backed prime minister continues to hold power, highlighting ongoing instability.
Police Seek Witnesses for Fatal Franktown Road Crash
Ottawa police are investigating a fatal head-on collision on Franktown Road near Richmond and are appealing to the public for any witnesses to come forward.
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Calgary Police Warn Public About High-Risk Offender Release
Calgary police have issued a public safety warning regarding the release of high-risk offender Collin Dennis Ayorech into the community, urging residents to remain vigilant.
Trump's Claim on Vance Booing Contradicted by U.S. Incidents
President Trump expressed surprise after learning Vice President JD Vance was booed at the Winter Olympics in Milan, claiming Vance doesn't get booed in the U.S., but multiple domestic incidents contradict this statement.
Toronto Men Charged After East York Apartment Shooting
Two Toronto men already under court orders prohibiting firearm possession face multiple charges after a shooting in an East York apartment building where a loaded 9mm handgun was recovered.
Rafah Crossing Confusion Strands Palestinians in Gaza
The reopening of the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt has been marked by confusion and delays, leaving many Palestinians stranded as they attempt to flee the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
White House Backlash Over Racist Trump Video Post
The White House offers shifting explanations after a racist video depicting the Obamas as primates was posted on President Trump's social media account, drawing sharp criticism from the Congressional Black Caucus.
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CBC Chair Slams Trump's Obama Remarks as Racist
Congressional Black Caucus Chair Yvette Clarke criticizes Donald Trump's social media post about the Obamas, calling it evidence of a 'bigoted and racist regime' in U.S. politics.
Antisemitism Continues Unabated After Israel-Hamas Ceasefire
Despite the Israel-Hamas ceasefire, antisemitic incidents remain at record highs in Canada and worldwide, with experts highlighting a troubling surge in hate crimes and online radicalization.
Toronto Man Faces Charges for Harassment While Filming Victims
A 45-year-old Toronto man faces four counts of criminal harassment for allegedly filming and confronting multiple victims downtown, with police concerned about additional potential victims.
Bad Bunny Super Bowl Show Exposes Trump's Immigration Woes
Republicans worry Trump's slipping support on immigration and economy could hurt midterms. Bad Bunny's halftime performance underscores cultural divide amid ICE protests.
Gov. Gen. Simon on Trump's Greenland Comments
Canada's Governor General Mary Simon addresses the impact of Donald Trump's statements on Greenland, emphasizing the importance of bilateral ties and Arctic diplomacy.
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Halifax RCMP Arrest Two for Impaired Driving
RCMP in the Halifax area have charged two men with impaired driving offenses following separate traffic stops, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against drunk driving in Nova Scotia.
Cynthia Coffman: Longest Female Death Row Inmate
Cynthia Coffman has spent over 36 years on death row in California, longer than any other American woman, following her 1989 conviction for multiple murders committed with her husband James Marlow.
NYPD Officer Convicted in Cooler-Throwing Death
A New York City police officer has been found guilty of manslaughter for throwing a plastic cooler at a fleeing scooter driver, causing a fatal crash in the Bronx.
Judge Orders Return of 3 Deported Families
A federal judge has mandated the return of three migrant families to the United States, citing protections under a family separation settlement agreement.
Iran Seeks Nuclear Talks, Warns U.S. Against Attack
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi expresses hope for renewed nuclear negotiations with the U.S. while firmly stating Tehran's red lines on missile programs and issuing warnings against American military action.
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ICE Officers Accused of Assault in Minnesota Arrest
An immigrant alleges severe beating by ICE officers during his arrest in Minnesota, as detailed in an AP report. The incident raises concerns about enforcement practices.
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