Darrell Jones Joins B.C. Conservative Leadership Contest
Darrell Jones, former president of Pattison Food Group, announces his candidacy for the B.C. Conservative party leadership, bringing the total number of contenders to six.
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North Korea to Unveil 'Next-Stage' Nuclear Plans: KCNA
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has declared that the country will soon reveal new nuclear deterrent plans, escalating tensions amid ongoing international concerns over its weapons program.
Calgary Police Link Redstone Shooting to Extortion Ring
Calgary police have identified a recent shooting at a Redstone home as likely connected to ongoing extortion investigations, with surveillance footage capturing a masked gunman firing multiple shots.
Mayor Defends Angel's Cafe Closure for Water Main Construction
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas calls the termination of Angel's Cafe lease 'unfortunate but necessary' to accelerate construction of a critical feeder main protecting the city's drinking water system.
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Toronto Jail Escape: Inmate Impersonates Another to Flee
Toronto police are searching for Steven Alexander Guzman Marroquin, 32, who allegedly escaped from a local jail by impersonating another inmate scheduled for release, sparking a city-wide manhunt.
Tsuut'ina Police Host Bannock with a Badge Community Event
The Tsuut'ina Nation Police Service in Calgary held a Bannock with a Badge event to foster approachability and trust with community members through informal interactions.
Liberals Pause Hate Crimes Bill for Bail Reform
The federal Liberal government has agreed to delay its proposed hate crimes legislation in order to prioritize passing a tougher bail bill, amid ongoing parliamentary negotiations.
N.S. RCMP Searching for Man Charged with Assault
The Nova Scotia RCMP is actively searching for Adam Joseph Atkinson, who faces charges of assault and mischief. Authorities have released his photo and are urging public assistance in locating him.
January Divorce Lawyer Surge: A Canadian Phenomenon Explained
Family law experts across Canada report a consistent spike in divorce inquiries and filings each January, driven by post-holiday reflections and New Year resolutions for change.
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Judge Blocks Deportation of 5-Year-Old and Father in Minnesota
A federal judge has issued a temporary stay on the deportation of a 5-year-old boy and his father in Minnesota, halting their removal after the child was detained by ICE officers.
Toronto Subway Assault Suspect Sought, Hamilton Drug Bust
Toronto Police are seeking a male suspect in a violent subway assault at Wellesley station, while Hamilton Police have charged two individuals after seizing cocaine, fentanyl, and methamphetamine in a drug bust.
Super PACs Essential for 2026 Democratic Senate Candidates
Democratic Senate candidates for 2026 are increasingly relying on super PACs as outside groups pour millions into key races, reshaping primary battles in states like Texas, Illinois, and Minnesota.
Federal Officers' Shooting of Nurse Triggers Congressional Notice
Two federal officers fired shots killing ICU nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, prompting a Congressional notification. Simultaneously, an immigration detainee's release follows a judge's extraordinary order for ICE director to appear in court.
Carney's Political Sniping at Poilievre Over Grocery Crisis
Prime Minister Mark Carney's use of Ontario Premier Doug Ford to take shots at Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre during Question Period is criticized as political theater that fails to address Canada's severe grocery inflation crisis.
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Sister's Tribute to Brother Killed by Federal Agents
Micayla Pretti honors her brother Alex, a nurse shot by federal agents in Minneapolis, condemning misinformation and politicization of his death.
Police Search for Suspect in Copperfield Home Assault
Calgary police are requesting public assistance to identify a suspect who physically assaulted a homeowner in Copperfield after demanding to speak with an unknown individual.
Poilievre: Liberal Policies Leave Canada Poorer, Weaker
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre criticizes a decade of Liberal governance for Canada's worst economic growth in the G7, high living costs, and dependence on other nations.
Ontario's Developmental Disability Support Gap After Age 21
As individuals with developmental disabilities in Ontario age out of youth programs at 21, families face a critical support cliff. Experts and advocates highlight systemic gaps in adult services, housing, and community integration, calling for urgent poli
Edmonton May Need Budget Cuts for Better Snow Removal
An Edmonton city councillor suggests potential budget reallocations could be necessary to enhance snow-clearing services as the city plans its next budget cycle.
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$2K Reward for Illegal Tobacco Tips in Edmonton
Edmonton authorities announce a $2,000 reward for information leading to arrests in illegal tobacco cases, as part of a broader crackdown on contraband products in Alberta.
Witness Testifies in Moncton Double-Murder Trial
A key Crown witness testified at the Moncton double-murder trial, describing hearing two bangs. The trial continues as family and friends of the Saulnier family attend court proceedings.
Trump's Second Amendment Comments Ignite Social Media Firestorm
Former President Donald Trump's suggestion that there are limits to the Second Amendment, following a fatal shooting in Minneapolis, has triggered widespread criticism and accusations of hypocrisy on social media platforms.
NDP Calls for PST Removal from Grain Millers Drive Construction
The Saskatchewan NDP is urging the provincial government to eliminate the Provincial Sales Tax from the Grain Millers Drive construction project, citing concerns over economic growth and infrastructure costs.
Edmonton Man Charged with Murder Near Slave Lake
An Edmonton man has been arrested and charged with murder following the discovery of a deceased male near a highway east of Slave Lake in Northern Alberta. The investigation is ongoing.
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Calgary Man Convicted in Kidnapping Amid Murder Case
Mohit Sandhu, 24, found guilty of conspiracy in organized kidnapping for ransom in Calgary, while separate preliminary inquiry continues on first-degree murder charges.
Windsor Mayor: Zero-Budget Approach Can't Be Repeated
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens cautions that the city's zero-budget approval for 2026 cannot become a long-term strategy, highlighting fiscal challenges amid broader Ontario municipal pressures.
Calgary Nexus Applications Drop Amid U.S.-Canada Tensions
Nexus program applications from Calgary have seen a significant decline as diplomatic tensions between Canada and the United States continue to escalate, impacting cross-border travel.
Alberta Separation Petition Secure, Says Elections Alberta
Elections Alberta confirms robust safeguards protect the separation referendum petition from interference, despite concerns from Indigenous groups and experts about potential foreign influence.
Ottawa Police Analyzes Service Calls for Better Deployment
Ottawa Police Chief Eric Stubbs announces a company has been contracted to analyze service call data to optimize officer deployment across neighborhoods, aiming to improve response times.
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Toddler Falls From Moving Car in California, Woman Arrested
A 35-year-old woman faces felony child abuse charges after video shows a 19-month-old falling from a moving SUV in Fullerton, California. The child is expected to fully recover.
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