First Nations Demand Treaty Respect in Alberta Separation Debate
As Alberta separatists advance a referendum petition, First Nations leaders call for treaty respect. Premier Smith asserts Canadian sovereignty amid U.S. meetings.
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Halifax Council Adds African Nova Scotia Affirmation to Meetings
Halifax Regional Council will incorporate an African Nova Scotia affirmation into its official proceedings throughout February, recognizing the community's historical contributions and ongoing presence.
N.S. Court Reserves Decision on Clyke Murder Appeal
The Nova Scotia Court of Appeal has reserved its decision in the murder appeal of Christian Enang Clyke, with a ruling expected at a later date following recent hearings.
Farkas: Calgary Pipeline Project to Restore City Pride
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas champions the Bearspaw water pipeline project as a catalyst for restoring civic pride and demonstrating the city's capability to execute major infrastructure efficiently.
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Trump: Putin Agrees to Week-Long Halt on Kyiv Attacks
U.S. President Donald Trump states Russian leader Vladimir Putin agreed to pause attacks on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities for one week amid severe winter conditions and infrastructure damage.
NDP Leadership Race: Five Candidates Confirmed
The New Democratic Party has officially confirmed five contestants in the upcoming leadership race to replace outgoing leader Jagmeet Singh, setting the stage for a pivotal political transition.
Windsor Youths Charged in Break-and-Enter Spree
Windsor police have charged three youths in connection with a series of break-and-enter incidents across the city, highlighting ongoing efforts to address property crime in the community.
Calgary Police Station Counter Closed Weekends
The District 5 police station in Saddle Ridge has closed its front counter for two weekends due to officer shortages, with more closures expected as staffing challenges persist.
Calgary Man Arrested in Connection to Leader, Sask. Arson
A Calgary man has been arrested by Saskatchewan RCMP in connection with an arson investigation in the town of Leader. The arrest highlights cross-provincial law enforcement cooperation on serious property crimes.
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Kahnawà:ke Mohawk Council Sends Letter to Carney
The Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke has formally responded to Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney's recent speech referencing the Plains of Abraham, asserting Indigenous sovereignty and historical perspectives.
First Nations Chiefs Mock Alberta Separatist Independence Claims
Indigenous leaders from Treaties 6, 7 and 8 gathered in Edmonton to denounce Alberta separatist Jeffrey Rath's promises that they'd benefit from independence, calling his claims laughable and highlighting legal actions against the movement.
Blood Tribe Reports U.S. Border Detentions of Members
The Blood Tribe in Alberta advises members to avoid non-essential U.S. travel after reports of detentions at the border, citing issues with status card recognition and urging proper documentation.
Most Canadians Worried About Canada-U.S. Relationship in 2026
A new study indicates that 80% of Canadians are apprehensive about the bilateral relationship with the United States in the coming year, highlighting widespread public anxiety.
Shooting Investigation at West Edmonton Mall, Lockdown
Edmonton police are investigating a weapons complaint at West Edmonton Mall after an apparent shooting prompted a lockdown on Thursday afternoon. Authorities have not released details on injuries or suspects.
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Suspect Wanted in Toronto Double Stabbing: Police
Toronto Police have released a photo of a man wanted in connection with a double stabbing that occurred in October 2025, appealing to the public for information.
Suspect Arrested in London's Old East Village Fatal Shooting
London police have made an arrest in connection with a fatal shooting that occurred in the Old East Village on January 25, 2026, as the investigation continues.
Carney: U.S. Must Respect Canadian Sovereignty
Prime Minister Carney emphasizes building domestic strength and transforming the economy while addressing sovereignty concerns and internal political challenges.
Sask. Invests $1.85M in Saskatoon Police for 24 New Officers
The Saskatchewan government is investing $1.85 million through the Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods initiative to fund 24 new police officers in Saskatoon, aiming to improve response times and address rising service calls.
Ottawa Declares 'Shane Hollander Day' on January 29
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe has officially proclaimed January 29, 2026, as 'Shane Hollander Day' in the city, recognizing an individual's contributions through a ceremonial declaration.
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Sudbury IPV Unit Now Permanent After Pilot Success
Greater Sudbury Police announce their specialized intimate partner violence unit will become permanent following a successful pilot program, enhancing community safety.
RCMP Seeks Tips in 1985 Richmond Murder Case
British Columbia RCMP are appealing to the public for any information regarding the 1985 murder of Kim Stolberg in Richmond, emphasizing that someone may hold crucial details.
Vancouver Dollar Store Needle Incident Leads to Weapon Charge
A 31-year-old man faces charges after allegedly brandishing a hypodermic needle at dollar store employees in Vancouver during a shoplifting confrontation.
Suspect Images Released in Ajax Dairy Queen Break-In
Durham Regional Police have released surveillance images of a suspect and a vehicle wanted in connection with a break-and-enter at a Dairy Queen in Ajax, Ontario.
Gunshot Victim Shows Up at Ajax Hospital: Police
Durham Regional Police are investigating after a male victim suffering from a gunshot wound arrived at an Ajax hospital. Authorities are seeking information on the incident.
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St. Albert Mother Slain, Baby Missing and Presumed Dead
A 23-year-old mother was found deceased in St. Albert, with her nine-month-old daughter missing and presumed dead. A 33-year-old man faces murder charges.
West Edmonton Mall Lockdown Lifted After Weapons Report
Edmonton police responded to a weapons complaint at West Edmonton Mall, prompting a brief lockdown that was lifted within 15 minutes with no public danger.
Trump Blames Boredom, Not Sleep, for Closed Eyes
Former U.S. President Donald Trump clarified that his closed eyes during a White House cabinet meeting were due to boredom, not sleep, as he listened to Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
ICE Reduction Proposed in Minnesota by Trump's Border Czar
Tom Homan, U.S. border czar, suggests reducing ICE agents in Minnesota if local cooperation improves and protests decrease, following recent fatal shootings.
Regina Police Chief Lorilee Davies Officially Sworn In
Regina Police Service Chief Lorilee Davies is officially sworn in as the city's top law enforcement officer, reflecting on 2025 challenges and outlining priorities for 2026 policing in Saskatchewan's capital.
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Carney Pressured to End Automatic Alcohol Tax Increases
A 2017 policy by Justin Trudeau's Liberals automatically raises alcohol taxes annually without parliamentary votes, costing consumers $1.6 billion over nine years.
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