Royal Son Pleads Not Guilty to Rape in Norway Trial
Marius Borg Høiby, son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, denies multiple serious charges including rape as trial begins in Oslo, casting shadow on royal family.
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No ICE Super Bowl Operations Planned, Committee Says
The Super Bowl host committee confirms no planned ICE immigration enforcement operations for the big game, despite previous threats from Homeland Security officials about roundups.
RCMP Seeks Help Finding Man Missing for Two Years in N.B.
New Brunswick RCMP continues to ask for public assistance in locating Donald James Pirie, who has been missing since 2024. Authorities release an undated photo and urge anyone with information to come forward.
Canada Rejects Nuclear Weapons, McGuinty Confirms
National Defence Minister David McGuinty reaffirms Canada's longstanding opposition to acquiring nuclear weapons, emphasizing diplomatic and security commitments.
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Windsor Debates Police Penalties for Red-Light Cameras
Windsor city officials are engaged in discussions regarding whether police officers should face penalties from red-light cameras, a debate that touches on enforcement equity and traffic safety.
Teens Charged After Alleged Armed Robbery at Barrie High School
Barrie Police have arrested three teenagers in connection with an alleged armed robbery at Maple Ridge Secondary School, leading to a series of serious criminal charges.
Vancouver Doctor Charged with Sex Assault of Teen Patients
A Vancouver doctor faces multiple sexual assault charges involving two teenage patients after a nearly three-year police investigation. The physician remains in practice under strict court-imposed conditions.
Ten Charged in France for Rape of Drugged Child
French authorities have charged ten men following the alleged rape of a five-year-old girl who was reportedly drugged. The case has sparked widespread outrage and legal proceedings.
Vatican Trial Scrutinizes Pope Francis' Secret Decrees
A landmark Vatican trial, dubbed the 'trial of the century,' is bringing Pope Francis' confidential decrees into public view, raising questions about transparency and governance within the Holy See.
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U.S. Tanker Approached by Iranian Gunboats in Hormuz
A U.S. Navy fuel tanker was approached by Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps gunboats in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil transit route, heightening regional tensions.
RCMP Seize Cannabis from Illegal Welton Landing Store
Nova Scotia RCMP conducted an inspection leading to the seizure of cannabis from an unlicensed storefront in Welton Landing, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts.
Vancouver Doctor Charged with Teen Sexual Assault
A Vancouver doctor has been formally charged by police with multiple counts of sexual assault involving teenage patients, according to authorities.
RCMP Intensifies Search for Missing Nova Scotia Siblings
Nova Scotia RCMP continues its exhaustive investigation into the disappearance of Lilly and Jack Sullivan, missing from Lansdowne Station since May 2025, with authorities pledging relentless efforts.
Warrant Issued for Windsor Man in Minor Sexual Assault Case
Windsor police have issued an arrest warrant for a 39-year-old man, Matthew Lewis Rivest, accused of sexual assault involving a minor. The case highlights ongoing efforts to address such serious allegations in the community.
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Montreal Pays $350K to End La Tulipe Noise Complaint
The City of Montreal has agreed to pay $350,000 to a neighbour, concluding a lengthy legal battle over noise complaints against the iconic Cabaret La Tulipe performance venue.
Ottawa Driver Charged with Impaired at Kingston Police
An Ottawa driver who visited a Kingston Police station to report a collision was subsequently charged with impaired driving, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
Ottawa Teens Charged with Armed Robbery in Gatineau
Three teenagers from Ottawa have been formally charged with armed robbery after an incident in Gatineau. Police investigations are ongoing as the case proceeds through the justice system.
Peter Mandelson Quits House of Lords, Faces Epstein Probe
Former British ambassador Peter Mandelson has resigned from the House of Lords and could face a police investigation over his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
OPP Seeks Man in Windsor Locker Room Theft
Ontario Provincial Police are asking for assistance to identify a man connected to a theft from a locker room on Renaud Line in early January 2026.
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N.B. Government Unveils Options to Combat Rising Debt
The New Brunswick government has released a series of potential austerity measures, including tolls, service closures, and civil service reductions, to address the province's escalating debt burden.
Laval Father Pleads Not Guilty in Children's Murder Trial
Kamaljit Arora, 49, has pleaded not guilty to all charges as his jury trial begins for the 2022 killings of his two children in Laval, Quebec, with the case now proceeding in Superior Court.
Guelph Men Charged with Stunt Driving
Two men from Guelph, Ontario, have been charged with stunt driving in unrelated incidents, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
Stronach Sex Assault Trial Delayed Over New Info
The sexual assault trial of Canadian billionaire Frank Stronach has been postponed as his defence team deals with newly disclosed information, extending the legal proceedings.
Whitby Mom Charged with Impaired Driving After School Crash
A woman in Whitby, Ontario, has been charged with impaired driving following a collision that occurred while she was picking up children from a local school, according to Durham Regional Police.
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Highway of Heroes Repatriation for Fallen Soldier Tuesday
The Highway of Heroes repatriation for Canadian Armed Forces Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, who died in Latvia, is scheduled for Tuesday. Details on timing, locations, and safety tips for paying respects.
Mandelson Quits Lords Over Epstein Ties, Police Probe
British politician Peter Mandelson resigns from House of Lords as police investigate his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and alleged sharing of sensitive government information.
Halifax Lifts Overnight Parking Ban, Issues 300 Tickets
Halifax police issued nearly 300 parking tickets totaling over $25,000 during the municipal overnight parking ban, which has now been lifted in the city.
Hamilton Arson Suspects Face Elder Abuse, Auto Theft Charges
Hamilton Police have escalated charges against arson suspects, now including elder abuse and auto theft, following a detailed investigation into the incident.
Ottawa Hate Crimes Drop 23% in 2025 Police Data Shows
New data from Ottawa Police reveals a substantial 23% decline in reported hate crimes during 2025, marking positive progress in community safety and social cohesion efforts across the capital region.
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Minto Man Sentenced to 18 Months for Child Pornography
A New Brunswick man from Minto has been sentenced to 18 months in prison following an RCMP investigation into child pornography. The case highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts against online exploitation.
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