Conservative Convention in Calgary: Poilievre's Leadership Review
The federal Conservative Party gathers in Calgary for a three-day convention, with Pierre Poilievre's leadership speech and review vote as the pivotal Friday evening event.
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Northern Ont. Man Fired at Police with Illegal Rifle
A Northern Ontario man purchased a rifle illegally and engaged in a shooting incident with police in Latchford before being taken down, as detailed by the Special Investigations Unit.
Alberta First Nation Warns Members About U.S. Border Crossings
An Alberta First Nation issues a warning to its members regarding increased risks when crossing into the United States, citing recent enforcement actions and political tensions.
PQ Leader's Divisive Rhetoric Won't Unite Quebecers: Analyst
Political analyst Raphaël Melançon argues that Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon's extreme comparisons to slavery and colonial rhetoric undermine unity efforts in Quebec.
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Windsor Police Opt Out of Federal Firearm Buyback Program
Local police in Windsor and LaSalle refuse to participate in Ottawa's firearm buyback, citing stretched resources and questioning the program's effectiveness against gun crime.
Manitoba Needs More Funding for Environmental Goals: Coalition
A Winnipeg-based coalition argues Manitoba must boost spending to achieve its environmental targets, citing current funding as insufficient for climate action commitments.
Stepfather of Missing Sullivan Kids Charged by N.S. RCMP
Daniel Martell, stepfather of missing siblings Lilly and Jack Sullivan, faces assault and forcible confinement charges as Nova Scotia RCMP continue their investigation into the children's disappearance.
Ford Calls on Smith to Stand Against Alberta Separatist Push
Ontario Premier Doug Ford appeals to Alberta's Danielle Smith to oppose separatist efforts, highlighting interprovincial tensions and national unity challenges in Canada.
Gun Buyback to Proceed Despite Provincial, Police Resistance
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree asserts that the federal government's firearm buyback program will move forward, even as some provinces and police forces withhold support, emphasizing public safety as the priority.
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CFIA to Cut 587 Jobs in Ottawa Restructuring
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency will eliminate 587 positions as part of a federal restructuring plan, impacting food safety oversight and workforce stability in Ottawa.
Québec Solidaire Pitches Rent Control, Grocery Profit Caps
Québec Solidaire unveils affordability-focused election platform with rent control tied to inflation, grocery profit margin caps, and hygiene product tax removal.
Florida Doctor Charged with $2,700 Target Theft
A Florida physician, Lindsey Jae Minshew, has been arrested and charged with grand theft after allegedly stealing over $2,700 in merchandise from a Jacksonville Target store.
Charges Laid After Barricaded Person Call in Elmira
Waterloo Regional Police have laid charges following a barricaded person call in Elmira, resulting in one individual taken into custody after a significant police response.
Winnipeg Man Arrested for Child Assault in Music Lessons
Winnipeg police have arrested a man following allegations of child sexual assault during private music lessons. The investigation highlights ongoing concerns about child safety in educational settings.
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Trump: Venezuela Airspace to Reopen for U.S. Travel
U.S. President Donald Trump has declared that Venezuelan airspace will reopen for commercial flights, allowing American citizens to visit the country soon.
Barrie Man Charged After Ramming Police Cruisers in Drunken Escape
A Barrie man faces multiple drug and assault charges after allegedly ramming police vehicles while impaired during an attempted escape. Officers seized fentanyl and methamphetamine.
Saskatoon Police Head to London for Transit Policing Study
Saskatoon Police Chief Cameron McBride details a delegation of officers traveling to London, England, to study transit policing strategies and enhance public safety initiatives.
Man Charged for Vinegar Attack on Rep. Ilhan Omar
The U.S. Justice Department has formally charged an individual for allegedly squirting vinegar on Representative Ilhan Omar during a public event, highlighting ongoing security concerns for elected officials.
Canadian Official Heads to South Korea as Submarine Bid Deadline Nears
Secretary of State Stephen Fuhr visits South Korea for defence talks as Canada's deadline for submarine procurement bids approaches, highlighting key military partnerships.
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Poilievre's Leadership Under Caucus Scrutiny
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre faces internal caucus discontent despite expected strong party support, with MPs in marginal seats concerned about his impact on their re-election prospects.
Ex-Canadian Olympian Fights Alleged Illegal FBI Arrest in Mexico
Ryan Wedding, a former Canadian Olympic athlete accused of drug trafficking, is legally contesting his arrest in Mexico by FBI agents, claiming it was extrajudicial and violated due process.
Regina's First 2026 Homicide: Body Found in Car Trunk
Regina police are investigating the city's first homicide of 2026 after officers discovered a body in the trunk of a vehicle that fled from police on Dewdney Avenue.
Neqotkuk First Nation Seeks Indigenous Police After RCMP Shooting
The Neqotkuk First Nation in New Brunswick is advocating for an Indigenous-led policing agency following a fatal RCMP shooting, highlighting ongoing concerns about police relations.
Clinton Warns Democracy Under Siege, Calls for Action
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton issues urgent call to philanthropists, warning democracy faces unprecedented threats from autocracy and misinformation while emphasizing women's rights as frontline.
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Trump Says He Asked Putin to Pause Kyiv Attacks in Cold
Former U.S. President Donald Trump states he requested Russian leader Vladimir Putin to avoid targeting Kyiv for one week amid a brutal cold wave, as conflict continues.
FBI Searches Georgia Election Office Over Trump's 2020 Claims
The FBI served a search warrant at Fulton County's election headquarters seeking 2020 ballots, amid President Trump's ongoing efforts to challenge his loss. Critics warn of using federal power for personal vendettas.
RCMP Seizes Incendiary Devices from Chester Basin Home
Nova Scotia RCMP have confiscated improvised incendiary devices from a home in Chester Basin, highlighting ongoing police operations in the community.
Windsor Police Search for Armed Restaurant Robbery Suspect
Windsor police are asking for public assistance to identify an armed suspect who robbed an east end restaurant on Tecumseh Road East. No injuries were reported.
Lakeshore Driver Charged After Ditch Incident
A 58-year-old Lakeshore man has been charged with failure to comply with a breath sample demand after his vehicle ended up in a ditch on County Road 42.
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Windsor Man Charged in $37K Vandalism Spree
A 32-year-old Windsor man has been charged with multiple counts of mischief and weapon possession following a month-long vandalism spree that damaged homes, vehicles and businesses.
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