Taxi Driver Charged with Sexual Assault in Saskatoon
A 65-year-old Saskatoon taxi driver faces charges of sexual assault and unlawful confinement after a 33-year-old woman reported being victimized while in a vulnerable state.
Category : Politics
Cost of Living, U.S. Trade Top Canadian Concerns: Nanos
A new Nanos Research survey reveals that economic pressures, including the high cost of living and trade relations with the United States, continue to dominate the concerns of Canadians in early 2026.
Edmonton Drug Bust: Cocaine, Cigarettes Seized, Man Charged
Edmonton police have made a significant drug bust, seizing 2.2 kilograms of cocaine and 4,200 cartons of illegal cigarettes, with one man now facing charges in connection to the operation.
Windsor Police Hunt Pickup Truck Thief
Windsor police are searching for a man who stole a Chevrolet Silverado left running downtown. Surveillance images released as vehicle thefts rise in the city.
Jivani's Washington Trip Faces Ottawa Skepticism
Conservative MP Jamil Jivani's recent trip to Washington, D.C., is drawing questions and skepticism from political observers in Ottawa, raising concerns about its purpose and timing.
Hamilton Police Release Images of Shooting Suspect
Hamilton Police Service has publicly released surveillance images of a suspect wanted in connection with a shooting incident that occurred on January 31, 2026, as the investigation continues.
Saskatoon Man Charged in Taxi Assault Case
A Saskatoon man faces charges after an alleged assault of a woman in a taxi, with police investigating the incident that occurred recently in the city.
Illegal Tiny Home Removed from Guelph Park
City workers in Guelph, Ontario, have dismantled an illegally constructed tiny home discovered within a wooded area of a local park, highlighting ongoing urban enforcement challenges.
Murder Charge in Regina's First 2026 Homicide
Regina police have laid a murder charge following the discovery of a body in a vehicle that fled officers, marking the city's first homicide of 2026.
Alberta Justice Minister Defends Judicial Appointments
Alberta's Justice Minister responds to federal funding threats, defending the judicial appointment process as fair and merit-based, amid ongoing tensions over provincial autonomy.
Woman Turns Herself In After Windsor Bar Assault
Sarah Wilkinson, 40, has surrendered to Windsor police regarding an alleged assault at a downtown bar in January 2026, as authorities continue their investigation.
Windsor Police Hunt Suspect After Pickup Truck Theft
Windsor police are actively searching for a suspect connected to the theft of a pickup truck, as detailed in a recent report. The investigation is ongoing.
Toronto Mayor Backs Morning Booze Sales for Winter Games
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow proposes allowing alcohol sales starting at 6 a.m. during the Winter Olympics to support local businesses and fans celebrating Canadian athletes.
Windsor's Illegal Magic Mushroom Shop Raided Again
Windsor police conduct ninth raid on FunGuyz magic mushroom dispensary, seizing drugs including crystal meth and LSD. Councillor expresses cautious hope for permanent closure.
Quebec Minister Denies Paternalism in Constitution Plan
Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette defends his approach to Quebec's proposed constitution amid criticism over closed-door drafting and power concentration concerns.
700 DHS Agents Pulled from Minneapolis Amid Tensions
White House border czar Tom Homan announces immediate withdrawal of 700 Homeland Security agents from Minneapolis following protests over enforcement tactics that led to citizen deaths.
MP Pushes for Longer Answers, Fewer Sound Bites in Parliament
Liberal MP Corey Hogan calls for reforms to Question Period, urging longer, more detailed responses from ministers to improve parliamentary discourse and accountability.
Syrian Refugees Flourish in New Brunswick After 10 Years
Ten years after hundreds of Syrian refugees arrived in New Brunswick, the majority have established permanent roots, contributing to local economies and cultural diversity through successful integration programs.
Cambridge Theft: One Arrested, One Wanted
Police in Cambridge have arrested one suspect in a high-value retail theft, while a second individual remains wanted. The investigation is ongoing as authorities seek the public's assistance.
Jivani's Washington Trip Faces Skepticism in Ottawa
Conservative MP Jamil Jivani's recent trip to Washington is drawing scrutiny and skepticism from political observers in Ottawa, raising questions about its purpose and timing.
P.E.I. Woman Arrested for Impaired Driving After Crash
A woman on Prince Edward Island faces impaired driving charges after allegedly leaving the scene of a collision with a child in the vehicle. RCMP responded to the incident, highlighting ongoing concerns about road safety.
Winnipeg Police Seize $40K+ Fentanyl in Drug Bust
Winnipeg Police Service has confiscated more than $40,000 worth of fentanyl as part of an ongoing drug trafficking investigation, highlighting efforts to combat the opioid crisis in the city.
Moose Jaw Police Hunt Assault Suspect from January
The Moose Jaw Police Service is actively searching for a suspect involved in a mid-January assault case, as authorities ramp up investigation efforts in the Saskatchewan community.
Protesters Interrupt Doug Ford Speech in Mississauga
Hecklers from Grassy Narrows were escorted out during Ontario Premier Doug Ford's address at the Mississauga Board of Trade, highlighting ongoing environmental concerns.
162 Killed in Nigeria Village Attacks by Extremists
A Nigerian lawmaker confirms extremist attacks have resulted in 162 fatalities in a village, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region amid broader news coverage.
Nightclub Shooting Victim Testifies at Windsor Trial
A Michigan man shot outside a downtown Windsor nightclub in 2023 testified at a jury trial, describing how he was trying to de-escalate a confrontation when he was threatened and shot.
Two Charged with Drug Trafficking on Manitoulin Island
Ontario Provincial Police, in collaboration with Wikwemikong Tribal Police, have arrested and charged two individuals following a raid on a residence in Wikwemikong, Manitoulin Island, linked to illegal drug sales.
Canada's Economy on 'Life Support' Warns Economist
A new report from Rosenberg Research indicates Canada's economy is on recession watch with per capita GDP failing despite interest rate cuts from 5% in 2024.
Timmins Man Charged with Weapons, Assault After Incident
A Timmins man faces serious weapons and assault charges after an incident on Crawford Street in South Porcupine that prompted a police response and road closure.
Fulton County Seeks Return of 2020 Election Docs from FBI
Georgia's Fulton County is formally requesting the FBI return 2020 election documents seized in a recent operation, escalating tensions over election integrity investigations.
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