Israeli Soldiers Charged in Gaza Smuggling Case
A dozen individuals, including Israeli military personnel, face charges for allegedly smuggling unauthorized goods into the Gaza Strip, as detailed in a recent report.
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Elora Man Charged with Fergus Alcohol Thefts
A man from Elora has been charged in connection with a series of alleged alcohol thefts from a business in Fergus, Ontario, according to local police reports.
Democrats Refine Federal Agent Mask Ban Stance
Top Democratic leaders appear to soften their demand for a blanket ban on masks for federal immigration agents, proposing narrow exceptions for extraordinary circumstances while maintaining push for accountability.
Man Arrested After Clash with Texas High School Protesters
Chad Michael Watts faces assault charges following a physical altercation during a student walkout protest against ICE at Johnson High School in Buda, Texas.
Montreal's Pothole Crisis: Spring Repair Challenges Ahead
Montreal faces significant challenges addressing its pothole problem as broken equipment, expired contracts, and budget concerns threaten spring repair efforts. City officials hope to resolve issues by March and April.
Quebec Urged to Adjust Immigration for Labour Shortage
Montreal-based news organizations are advocating for Quebec to modify its immigration targets to address the province's persistent labour shortage, highlighting economic pressures.
Saskatoon Man Charged in Child Exploitation Case
A Saskatoon man is facing serious charges following a child exploitation investigation. Authorities have not released further details about the case at this time.
Snowmobile Stolen in North Bay: Police Release Suspect Video
North Bay Police are investigating the theft of a snowmobile from a hotel parking lot and have released surveillance video of a suspect. Authorities are seeking public assistance to identify the individual.
Canada's Economy on 'Life Support': Recession Fears Mount
A new report warns Canada's economy is on life support, with flat GDP growth and uncompetitive tax policies pushing the country toward a potential recession in 2026.
Ex-Officer to Lead B.C. Extortion Advisory Group
British Columbia Premier David Eby names former police officer Paul Dadwal as head of a new advisory group focused on addressing extortion threats in the province.
Man Who Tried to Kill Trump on Golf Course Gets Life
Ryan Routh, 59, was sentenced to life in prison for attempting to assassinate Donald Trump at a Florida golf course in 2024. He served as his own defense lawyer.
Calgary Man's Lawyer Seeks Release in Drug Cartel Case
Defence lawyer Noel O'Brien argues the U.S. case against alleged Calgary drug kingpin Allistair Chapman is weak and flimsy, seeking his release on bail pending extradition hearing.
Greene Slams GOP Cowardice in Trump-Massie Feud
Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene publicly criticizes Republican lawmakers for remaining silent after Donald Trump attacked Rep. Thomas Massie's wife, calling them 'cowards' in a social media outburst.
NS RCMP Charges Three, Seizes Stolen Alcohol in Traffic Stop
Three men face charges after Nova Scotia RCMP seized stolen alcohol during a traffic stop, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against property crime in the province.
NDP Pushes Carney to Scrap F-35 Contract for Swedish Jets
The NDP is calling on Finance Minister Mark Carney to terminate the U.S. F-35 fighter jet procurement and instead acquire Swedish Gripen aircraft, citing cost and sovereignty concerns.
Quebec Tables Bill to Amend Doctors' Pay Law
The Legault government has introduced legislation to modify key provisions of the law governing physician compensation in Quebec, sparking debate in the healthcare sector.
Vancouver Decampment Media Zone Unlawful: Report
A new report finds the media exclusion zone established during the 2023 Vancouver homeless encampment decampment was unlawful, raising concerns about transparency and civil liberties.
Stephanie Ford Enters Ontario PC Party Politics
Stephanie Ford, the 20-year-old daughter of late Toronto mayor Rob Ford, has been elected as youth representative and vice president of the Ontario PC Party, continuing the family's political legacy.
Canada Replaces Special Envoys with Advisory Council to Combat Hate
The Canadian government announces a new advisory council to address antisemitism and Islamophobia, replacing the previous special envoy positions that have remained vacant since July.
Conservatives to Celebrate Harper at 20th Anniversary Gala
The Conservative Party of Canada is set to host a gala dinner in Ottawa to mark the 20th anniversary of Stephen Harper's leadership, with key political figures expected to attend.
U.S.-Iran Talks Scheduled Friday in Oman
High-level diplomatic negotiations between the United States and Iran are reportedly scheduled for Friday in Muscat, Oman, according to Iranian media sources.
Norfolk County Teen Charged with Murder in Infant Death
A teenager from Norfolk County, Ontario, is facing a murder charge following the death of an infant. The Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the tragic incident.
Vance Refuses Apology in Border Patrol Shooting Case
Vice President JD Vance declined to apologize for labeling Alex Pretti an assassin, despite a civil rights investigation into his death by Border Patrol agents.
Alberta Man Charged with Child Sexual Abuse Materials
An Alberta man from Hinton has been charged by RCMP with possession of child sexual abuse materials following an investigation into illicit content.
Man Charged in New Glasgow Shelter Stabbing
A man faces charges after a stabbing outside a shelter in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, as police continue their investigation into the violent altercation.
OPP Officers to Get Specialized Snowmobile Training
Ontario Provincial Police officers in the North East Region will complete certified motorized snow vehicle operator training to enhance winter patrol capabilities.
Carney, Poilievre Vow Cooperation Ahead of Meeting
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre express willingness to collaborate on affordability issues, despite recent parliamentary clashes, as they prepare for a crucial one-on-one discussion.
Rubio: U.S. Open to Iran Talks Despite Tensions
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Washington remains open to talks with Iran but insists discussions must extend beyond nuclear issues to include missiles, militant groups, and human rights.
Veteran Faces Deportation After 50 Years in U.S.
Godfrey Wade, a Jamaican-born U.S. Army veteran, is in ICE custody pending deportation after nearly five decades in the country, raising questions about immigration policies for veterans.
Murder Charge Laid After Body Found in Regina Vehicle
A 33-year-old woman faces first-degree murder charges in Regina after a man's body was discovered in a car trunk. Two other men also face charges related to the death of 56-year-old Michael Norman Ross.
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