Two Murderers Caught Fleeing B.C. Prison: Vancouver Police
Vancouver Police have captured two convicted murderers who were attempting to escape a British Columbia prison, highlighting ongoing security concerns in the correctional system.
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Alberta Needs Investment Amid Population Boom: Municipalities
Alberta's municipalities are urging for increased investment in infrastructure and services as the province experiences a significant population surge, highlighting critical needs.
B.C. Extortion Wave 'Terror Attack': Eby
British Columbia Premier David Eby describes a wave of extortion incidents targeting businesses as a 'terror attack in slow motion,' highlighting escalating violence and law enforcement challenges.
Additional Charges in London Explosives Probe
London police have laid further charges following the discovery of chemicals capable of creating explosives at a Chesham Avenue residence, with the investigation continuing to unfold.
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Saskatoon Murder Trial Adjourned After Accused Hospitalized
The first-degree murder trial of Michael Smillie in Saskatoon has been adjourned after the accused was hospitalized. The trial, involving the death of Taya Rae Anne Sinclair, will resume in February.
Poilievre's New MPs Take Spotlight at Conservative Convention
As Pierre Poilievre faces a leadership review at the Conservative convention in Calgary, the party is highlighting its newest MPs from key electoral wins across Canada to showcase his achievements.
RCMP Seeks Witness After Critical Crash in Richmond
Richmond RCMP releases surveillance footage showing a witness near a crash that left a woman in critical condition, urging the public to help identify the individual.
Airdrie RCMP Seek Suspects After Home Invasion
Mounties in Airdrie, Alberta, are actively searching for suspects involved in a recent home invasion. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about property crime in the Calgary area.
Addiction Fuels Regina Man's Crimes: Court Hears Sentencing Arguments
A Regina court heard arguments in the sentencing of Mihail Oblacov, whose methamphetamine addiction preceded him stabbing his wife and causing a fatal crash. The Crown seeks 10 years, while the defence suggests 6 years.
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Guelph Police Probe Changeroom Filming Report at Mall
Guelph Police Service is investigating a report of a man allegedly filming a woman in a changeroom at Stone Road Mall. The incident occurred on January 18, 2025, prompting a public safety alert.
Guelph Police Vehicle Targeted by Thieves Again
A Guelph Police Service cruiser has been the target of a theft attempt for the second time, highlighting ongoing concerns about vehicle security and crime in the area.
Minneapolis ICE Shooting Protests Escalate, Veterans Speak Out
Following the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by ICE agents in Minneapolis, tensions surge as protesters demand ICE leave the Twin Cities. Veterans and former officers criticize aggressive tactics and training standards.
Missing Kitchener Man Known to Visit Downtown Brantford
Brantford police are searching for a missing 28-year-old man from Kitchener who is known to visit the downtown area. Authorities have released a photo and are urging the public to report any sightings.
Brantford Police Warn of Masked Extortion Scam
Brantford police are alerting the public to a sophisticated extortion scam featuring videos of masked individuals in tactical gear, urging residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious contacts.
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FBI Impersonator Tried to Free Inmate Luigi Mangione
A brazen attempt to free a defendant from custody involved a man posing as an FBI agent, according to law enforcement officials in New York. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges within the justice system.
Sask. RCMP Seize 9.1M Illegal Cigarettes in Highway Stop
Saskatchewan RCMP have intercepted 9.1 million illicit cigarettes during a traffic stop on Highway 16, charging an Ontario truck driver with multiple tobacco-related offenses.
Abbotsford Police Arrest 'Border Runner' Amid Rising Illegal Crossings
Abbotsford police have arrested a 'border runner' in British Columbia, with authorities warning that illegal border crossings are becoming more frequent. The arrest highlights ongoing challenges in border security and immigration enforcement.
Iran Mass Arrests Aim to Deter Further Protests
Plainclothes Iranian security forces have detained thousands in widespread arrests following recent anti-government protests, with detainees held in secret locations and families left in the dark about their fate.
Winnipeg Doctor Disciplined for False Child Prescription Record
A Winnipeg physician faces disciplinary action after prescribing medication to a child without conducting a proper examination and creating a false medical record, raising serious concerns about patient safety and professional ethics in Manitoba's healthc
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Brantford Man Identified as Ottawa Homicide Victim
Ottawa Police are investigating a homicide on Mayview Avenue. A 28-year-old man from Brantford, Ontario, died from his injuries in hospital. Authorities continue their probe into the Wednesday night incident.
West Edmonton Mall Lockdown: Police Respond to Incident
West Edmonton Mall was placed under lockdown on January 29, 2026, as police responded to an undisclosed incident. Authorities remain on scene investigating.
Greenland Mayor Slams US Flag Stunt as Harmful
The mayor of Greenland's capital issues a stern warning after a German comedian's attempt to raise the US flag in Nuuk sparks outrage and fines.
Eby Calls Alberta Separatists' U.S. Meetings Treason
British Columbia Premier David Eby has denounced Alberta separatists seeking American support for independence as committing treason, following reports of meetings with Trump administration officials.
SIU Won't Investigate Alleged Assault on Lawyer at Oshawa Courthouse
Ontario's police watchdog, the SIU, has decided not to investigate an alleged assault on a lawyer at the Durham Region courthouse in Oshawa, citing jurisdictional reasons.
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N.S. RCMP Arrests Man Charged with Assault, Mischief
RCMP in Nova Scotia have taken a man into custody on charges of assault and mischief following a police investigation. Authorities continue to process the case as part of ongoing law enforcement efforts.
Montreal Doctors Challenge Quebec Public Service Law
Private physicians in Montreal are legally contesting a Quebec regulation that requires them to work five years in the public health system, citing professional freedom concerns.
NL Lawyer's Acquittal Overturned in Sexual Assault Case
The Newfoundland and Labrador Court of Appeal has overturned the acquittal of lawyer Robert Regular, who was charged with sexual assault, ordering a new trial.
Mother Killed, Baby Missing in St. Albert: RCMP
The RCMP in Alberta are investigating a tragic incident in St. Albert where a mother was found deceased and her infant daughter is presumed dead. Authorities are treating the case as a homicide.
ICE-Detained Father Misses Disabled Son's Funeral
Wael Tarabishi, who suffered from a lifelong inherited disorder, has died. His father, Maher Tarabishi, remains in ICE detention in Texas, unable to attend his son's funeral.
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Alberta Shelters Seek Love in February with New Campaign
The Alberta Council of Women's Shelters has initiated a provincewide 'Love a Shelter' campaign, urging community support through donations and volunteerism to aid vulnerable individuals.
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