Hanwha Ocean Signs $345M MOU with Algoma Steel
Hanwha Ocean, a South Korean submarine manufacturer bidding on a Canadian contract, has signed a $345 million memorandum of understanding with Algoma Steel for high-grade steel plate.
Category : Politics
Mississauga Drug Bust, Hamilton Embezzlement Charges
Peel police charge a Mississauga man after a crash leads to $200,000 in drug seizures. In a separate case, a Hamilton woman faces charges for allegedly embezzling $72,000 from a non-profit.
Carney's $11.7B Grocery Benefit Called Vote-Buying
Prime Minister Mark Carney announces a $11.7 billion GST credit rebrand as Canada Groceries Benefit, but critics argue it's political vote-buying instead of broad tax cuts.
Watermain Break on Riverside Drive East in Windsor
A significant watermain break occurred on Riverside Drive East in Windsor, prompting a response from Windsor Police Service as crews work to address the infrastructure failure.
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Carney's Plains of Abraham Speech Draws Quebec Criticism
Prime Minister Mark Carney's speech at Quebec's Citadelle, referencing the Plains of Abraham, faced widespread criticism from Quebec politicians who accused him of historical revisionism.
Ex-Canadian Olympian Faces Court on Drug Charges
Ryan Wedding, a former Canadian Olympic snowboarder turned FBI fugitive, appears in California court accused of running a billion-dollar international drug trafficking operation.
22,000+ Firearms Reported in First Week of Federal Buyback
The Canadian government's firearm compensation program has received reports for more than 22,000 firearms in its initial week of operation, marking a significant early response to the national buyback initiative.
Alberta Separatists' U.S. Ties Claims Debunked by Officials
Alberta separatists boast of high-level U.S. connections, but official representatives reveal no evidence of actual meetings or support for independence ambitions.
Saddle Lake Pair Charged After Two Hills Car-Jacking
Alberta RCMP have charged a man and woman from Saddle Lake with 22 combined offences following an armed car-jacking in Two Hills where a shotgun was fired at a sleeping victim.
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Vancouver Police Death Hearing Adjourned After Lawyer Quits
A public inquiry into the police-involved death of Myles Gray in Vancouver was halted after a lawyer resigned over an 'obscene' remark, delaying justice for his family.
LaSalle Police Charge Two with Stunt Driving
LaSalle police charged two drivers with stunt driving over the weekend, including one allegedly traveling over twice the speed limit and another performing dangerous donuts.
Carney's Grocery Rebate: Who Gets It and How Much?
Prime Minister Mark Carney announces a 25% GST credit increase for five years, with a one-time 50% boost in 2026. Learn who qualifies and payment details.
Police Probe Fatal 'Targeted' Shooting in Vaughan
York Regional Police are investigating a homicide in Vaughan after a man was found dead in what authorities describe as a targeted shooting incident.
Windsor Reminds Residents to Shovel Sidewalks After Snowfall
The City of Windsor is reminding property owners to clear their sidewalks of snow and ice within 24 hours after a snowfall, as required by municipal bylaws.
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NY Mayor Vows to Protect City from Trump Immigration Crackdowns
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani denounced violent immigration enforcement in Minnesota and promised to use all available tools to prevent similar operations in NYC.
Montreal Urges Quebec to Reverse Immigration Program End
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada warns Quebec's abrupt termination of the PEQ immigration program damages the city's reputation and appeal, calling for humane solutions for affected temporary workers and students.
Former Liberal Minister Kirsty Duncan Dies at 59
Kirsty Duncan, a former federal Liberal cabinet minister and respected parliamentarian, has died at the age of 59. Her career was marked by significant contributions to science and public health policy in Canada.
Edmonton Debates Snow Removal Costs and Service Levels
Edmonton city council explores options for improved snow removal, with Mayor Andrew Knack suggesting costs could double to $105 million annually. Councillor Aaron Paquette questions funding sources.
Trump Appoints Homan to Lead Minneapolis Immigration Operations
President Trump appoints Tom Homan to oversee federal immigration agents in Minneapolis after violent incidents, amid criticism over his role in escalating tensions and false claims about shootings.
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Clinton Slams Federal Agents' Killings, Warns of Freedom Erosion
Former President Bill Clinton denounced the fatal shootings of Alex Pretti and Renee Good by federal agents in Minnesota, calling them unacceptable and warning that surrendering freedoms could be permanent.
Border Patrol Commander Leaves Minneapolis Amid Crackdown
Senior Border Patrol commander Greg Bovino departs Minneapolis as President Trump sends border czar Tom Homan to oversee ICE operations, following fatal shootings and legal battles over immigration enforcement.
Police Release Footage in Prince Albert Shelter Fire Probe
Prince Albert police have released surveillance footage and are asking for public assistance to identify a person connected to a suspected arson fire at a local shelter.
Indigenous Victims Get Less Justice in Canadian System
Analysis reveals Indigenous crime victims receive less justice due to policies favoring Indigenous offenders, with data showing lower murder conviction rates for crimes against Indigenous women.
Cathedral Dang Charged in Fatal Vancouver Stabbing
Vancouver police have charged Cathedral Dang in connection with a fatal stabbing on Commercial Drive. The incident occurred on January 20, 2026, and has sparked community concern.
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Toronto Snow Removal: Multi-Day Cleanup After Major Storm
City of Toronto officials outline snow removal timeline after 46-cm dump, with targeted clearing around transit and hospitals first, neighborhood removal to follow in days.
22,000+ Guns Declared in First Week of Federal Buyback
The federal Liberal government reports over 22,000 firearms declared for its compensation program targeting banned models, with deadlines approaching and police participation varying across provinces.
CRA Commissioner Bob Hamilton to Retire in March
Canada Revenue Agency Commissioner Bob Hamilton will retire at the end of March, following a year of increased scrutiny over CRA performance issues and amid broader public service leadership changes.
Trump May Ease Minnesota Immigration Crackdown After Raid Deaths
President Donald Trump indicates willingness to modify deportation operations in Minnesota following public outcry over fatal immigration raids that killed two U.S. citizens.
U.S. May Fly More F-35s in Canada If Deal Cancelled: Ambassador
U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra warns that if Canada doesn't purchase 88 F-35 fighter jets, the U.S. will need to buy more and fly them more frequently in Canadian airspace to address security threats.
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South Korean Firm Reveals Industrial Benefits for Canada Submarine Bid
Hanwha Ocean announces strategic partnerships with Canadian companies as part of its bid for Canada's multi-billion dollar submarine contract, with a South Korean delegation arriving in Ottawa for talks.
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