Quebec's Caregiver Reimbursement Plan Criticized
Quebec's new $107.2M home care program promises compensation for family caregivers, but disability rights groups criticize lack of transparency and simultaneous healthcare cuts.
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Immigration File Links Accused to Abbotsford Murder
A Vancouver police officer testified that an immigration file connected the accused to the scene where an elderly couple was found dead in Abbotsford, B.C., in 2022.
Doctors Manitoba Releases Plan to Modernize Medical Referrals
Doctors Manitoba has published a new report outlining strategies to modernize the referral and consultation process in Winnipeg's healthcare system, aiming to improve efficiency and patient care.
Trump, Democrats Strike Deal to Avert Government Shutdown
U.S. President Donald Trump and Senate Democrats have reached a tentative agreement to prevent a government shutdown, with Democrats securing temporary funding for Homeland Security while pushing for immigration enforcement reforms.
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London Police Search for Two Missing Teens
London police are appealing to the public for assistance in finding two teenagers who have been missing for almost two weeks, as authorities intensify their search efforts.
Ottawa Men Arrested in 2023 Gatineau Shooting Case
Four Ottawa men in their 20s have been arrested for a 2023 Gatineau house shooting on Saint-Hyacinthe Street. Police announced charges after a multi-agency investigation.
Trump's Nicki Minaj 'Community' Comment Analyzed by Experts
Political experts dissect President Trump's reference to Nicki Minaj's 'community' during a Washington event, examining racial dynamics and electoral strategy.
Man Charged for Smuggling Immigrants from Canada to U.S.
A federal grand jury has indicted a man for allegedly smuggling immigrants from Canada into the United States, highlighting cross-border security concerns.
Canadians Call Liberal Floor Crossing Unethical in New Poll
A new Leger poll reveals 51% of Canadians believe Prime Minister Mark Carney's attempts to secure a majority through floor crossings are unethical, with stark partisan divides on the issue.
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Conservative Judge Schiltz Checks Trump Administration in Minnesota
Chief U.S. District Judge Patrick Schiltz, a conservative jurist in Minnesota, is playing a pivotal role in overseeing and restraining actions by the Trump administration during a period of intense federal crackdowns and policy enforcement.
Shots Fired in Westphal, N.S. Parking Lot: RCMP
Nova Scotia RCMP responded to reports of gunfire in a Westphal parking lot on January 29, 2026. Authorities are investigating the incident as part of ongoing public safety efforts.
Durham Police Probe Demanded After Lawyer Assault Claims
Advocates demand swift independent investigation after defence lawyer Sudine Riley accuses Durham Regional Police officers of assault at Oshawa courthouse.
Police Seek Suspect in Toronto Stabbing and Ajax Heist
Toronto Police are asking for public help to identify a man suspected in a double stabbing near Liberty Village. Separately, Durham Police seek a suspect in an Ajax Dairy Queen break-in.
Octogenarian's Murder Conviction Reduced to Manslaughter
Shou Chen, 81, has pleaded guilty to manslaughter after his second-degree murder conviction was overturned due to translation issues. The case involves the 2014 beating death of Xian Xu Liu in Toronto.
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Banman Seeks B.C. Conservative Leadership, Stresses Unity
Abbotsford MLA Bruce Banman prepares to run for B.C. Conservative leadership, emphasizing party unity and pledging to roll back ICBC's no-fault insurance as a key policy.
Eby's Ottawa Comments on Pipelines, Extortion, Separatism
BC Premier David Eby made headlines at a first ministers meeting in Ottawa, urging federal action on extortion and bail reform while calling Alberta separatists' Trump meeting 'treason.'
Trump Says Putin Paused Ukraine Attacks, Evidence Contradicts
President Trump asserts he secured a temporary halt in Russian attacks on Ukraine during extreme cold, but Ukrainian officials report ongoing drone strikes and civilian casualties.
Man Guilty of Forging Trump Threats in Deportation Plot
A Milwaukee jury found Demetric Scott guilty of identity theft and witness intimidation after he forged letters threatening President Trump to get a robbery victim deported.
Smith Won't Condemn Alberta Separatists in Ottawa Debate
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith refuses to criticize separatists meeting U.S. officials, as Ontario's Doug Ford and B.C.'s David Eby escalate tensions over national unity concerns.
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IMF: Billions in Growth if Internal Trade Barriers Removed
A new IMF report highlights significant economic growth potential if Canada removes interprovincial trade barriers, as Prime Minister Carney notes Nova Scotia's progress.
Lorilee Davies Sworn in as Regina Police Chief
Lorilee Davies has been officially sworn in as the new chief of the Regina Police Service, marking a significant leadership transition for the force in the Saskatchewan capital.
Poilievre Leadership Vote at Calgary Conservative Convention
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is widely expected to pass his leadership review as the party's convention gets underway in Calgary, Alberta.
Eby Calls Surrey Extortion 'Terror Attack in Slow Motion'
British Columbia Premier David Eby describes Surrey's escalating extortion shootings as a 'terror attack in slow motion' as the city receives 20 additional RCMP officers and officials push for federal action.
Ex-Woodstock Mayor Sentencing After Sex Assault Conviction
Sentencing proceedings have commenced for former Woodstock mayor Trevor Birtch following his conviction for sexual assault, marking a significant legal development in Ontario.
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Wolfpack Hitman Charged with Attempted Jail Break
Dean Wiwchar, a convicted Wolfpack gang killer, faces new charges for attempting to escape from Surrey pretrial jail, just days after expressing remorse in court.
Axelrod: Abolishing ICE Is a Losing Message for Democrats
Former Obama adviser David Axelrod cautions Democrats against campaigning to abolish ICE, warning it could alienate voters who support immigration enforcement.
Police Hunt Suspects in Toronto Stabbing, Ajax Break-in, Shooting
Toronto Police are asking for public help to identify a man wanted for a double stabbing near Liberty Village. Meanwhile, Durham Regional Police investigate a Dairy Queen break-in and a shooting victim who arrived at an Ajax hospital.
Quebec Doctors Sue Over Mandatory Public Service Law
A Quebec private doctors' federation has filed a court motion seeking to invalidate Bill 83, which requires new physicians to practice in the public system for five years or face substantial fines.
Amherstburg Fire Hall Opening Delayed
The opening of the new Amherstburg fire hall in Ontario has been postponed, with construction still underway as of late January 2026. Officials cite ongoing work as the reason for the delay.
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B.C. Invests $3.3M in Fraser Valley Flood Planning
The B.C. government is providing $3.3 million to advance comprehensive flood mitigation planning in the Fraser Valley, following devastating floods in 2021 and 2025 that caused billions in damage.
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