Brad Bradford: Clear encampments in 48 hours
Toronto Councillor Brad Bradford demands a 48-hour deadline to clear homeless encampments near schools and playgrounds, citing safety risks for families.
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Hostage remains returned to Israel in Gaza ceasefire
The body of Israeli-American Capt. Omer Neutra has been repatriated from Gaza as part of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas. Learn more about the ongoing developments.
Kenneth Braun trial for sexual assault enters second week
The jury trial for former Saskatoon massage therapist Kenneth Braun, accused of six counts of historical sexual assault, continues this week. Follow for updates on this developing case.
Federal government spent $2M on Bill 21 court fight
The Canadian government has spent nearly $2 million on legal challenges to Quebec's controversial Bill 21. Discover the details of this constitutional battle.
ICE Call Center to Track Immigrant Children
ICE proposes a 24/7 call center to coordinate with law enforcement tracking unaccompanied immigrant children, as deportations surge in New York. Critics warn it facilitates deportations.
Mother of Four Shot After Mistakenly Entering Wrong Home
A 32-year-old Guatemalan immigrant was fatally shot after accidentally approaching the wrong Indiana home for cleaning work. Her husband witnessed the tragedy as police investigate.
Five GTA men charged in $1.6M cannabis bust
OPP charges five GTA men after major illegal cannabis operation uncovered in Brighton, with $1.6 million in plants and dried bud seized. Learn the details of the bust.
Judges giving lighter sentences to avoid deportations
Canadian judges are giving non-citizens lighter sentences to prevent deportation, creating a two-tier justice system. Conservative MP demands changes.
Full November 2025 SNAP Benefits Confirmed
The Trump administration will pay full November 2025 food benefits despite court challenges. Stay informed about SNAP program developments.
Democrats Offer Deal to End US Government Shutdown
Senate Democrats propose a deal to reopen the US government in exchange for a one-year extension of Affordable Care Act subsidies, as millions face food benefit losses and federal employees work without pay.
Sask. invests $800K+ for Moose Jaw policing positions
Saskatchewan government commits over $800,000 to bolster Moose Jaw Police Service staffing. Learn how this investment enhances community safety and supports local law enforcement efforts.
Ottawa murder victims' family seeks immigration assistance
Family of Ottawa mass murder victims calls on immigration department for assistance. Learn how the tragic case unfolded and what support is needed for surviving relatives.
Arson probe at Windsor Ford City construction site
Windsor police are investigating a suspected arson at a Ford City construction site. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward with any information about the incident.
Legion educates Chelmsford students on Remembrance Day
Legion members in Sudbury are ensuring students understand the significance of Remembrance Day ceremonies through educational outreach programs in Chelmsford schools.
MADD Edmonton launches red ribbon campaign
MADD Edmonton launches its annual red ribbon campaign as a sobering reminder against impaired driving. Learn how you can support road safety this holiday season.
Police seek suspect in violent Carling Ave purse-snatching
Ottawa police seek public help to find a suspect in a violent grab-and-run robbery on Carling Avenue that left the victim with serious injuries on October 9.
Triple Homicide Near Turtleford: RCMP Investigation
RCMP are working to identify victims in a triple homicide at a rural property near Turtleford, Saskatchewan. A 28-year-old woman faces a second-degree murder charge. Read for the latest updates.
U.S. skips UN human rights review, nations appeal return
The United States boycotted a UN human rights review in Geneva, prompting global appeals for its return. Learn about the diplomatic implications and international reaction.
Liberals survive confidence vote amid Tory turmoil
Canadian Liberals secure second confidence vote victory while Conservative caucus faces internal challenges. Get the latest political developments from Parliament Hill.
Turkey issues genocide arrest warrant against Netanyahu
Turkey has issued an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on genocide charges. This dramatic escalation in diplomatic tensions comes amid ongoing Middle East conflicts.
Man charged after stabbing in Port Greville, N.S.
RCMP have charged a man following a stabbing incident in Port Greville, Nova Scotia. Get the latest details on this developing story and community impact.
Kitchener arrest captured on video by police
Waterloo Regional Police arrest a man with multiple warrants in Kitchener parking lot. Watch the dramatic footage and get latest Ontario news updates.
RCMP say Parkland County shooting likely targeted
RCMP confirm Parkland County shooting appears targeted as investigation continues. Stay updated on this developing story from Edmonton region.
Missing Orillia teen Landen Roy search continues
OPP seeks public help finding Landen Roy, 16, missing since October 6 from Orillia. Last seen on Barrie Road. Authorities concerned as search enters second month.
Saint John police arrest man wanted on Canada-wide warrant
Hayven Francis, 20, arrested by Saint John Police after allegedly leaving correctional facility. Canada-wide warrant issued for his capture. Details on the arrest.
Regina Council Eyes New Property Tax Model
Regina city council explores a base tax system to prevent sharp property tax hikes after revaluations. A $500,000 software update is proposed to enable the change.
Montreal police adopt new domestic violence protocol
Montreal police implement enhanced response protocol for domestic violence strangulation cases to improve victim safety and evidence collection. Learn about the new measures.
EU Imposes Stricter Visa Rules on Russians
The European Union enforces stricter visa restrictions for Russian citizens in response to the ongoing war in Ukraine and alleged sabotage acts. Learn the details and implications.
UK jails James Bond fantasist for 7 years over spy attempt
A James Bond-obsessed individual has been sentenced to 7 years in prison for attempting to spy for Russia. Learn about this shocking security breach and its implications.
BC Land Rights Crisis: Eby's Government in Turmoil
British Columbia faces property rights confusion as First Nations land claims escalate. Premier David Eby's secret deals spark social cohesion concerns. Read the full analysis.
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