Ford and Carney Mend Fences Over Pizza in Toronto
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Prime Minister Mark Carney were seen sharing pizza after a meeting in Toronto, signaling a thaw in their political relationship amid a snowy backdrop.
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Violent Minnesota Border Patrol Arrest Sparks Outrage
Orbin Mauricio Henríquez Serrano recounts his violent arrest by U.S. Border Patrol agents in St. Paul, Minnesota, detailing broken windows, injuries, and subsequent detention in a controversial tent camp before deportation to Honduras.
Canada Sends Navy Ship to Greenland for Consulate Opening
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand confirms a Canadian naval patrol vessel will travel to Greenland to mark the opening of a new consulate, strengthening Arctic ties.
Cambridge Police Seek Driver After Pole Crash
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a hit-and-run incident in Cambridge where a driver struck a utility pole and fled the scene. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward.
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U.S. Deports Iranians First Time Since 2026 Crackdown
The Trump administration has deported Iranian nationals for the first time since the brutal government crackdown on protests in Iran in early 2026, marking a significant shift in U.S. immigration policy.
Jury Selection Underway in Saskatoon Murder Trial
Jury selection has commenced at Saskatoon Court of King's Bench for Katlim Kristian John Desjarlais-Kelly, accused of second-degree murder in the February 2024 shooting death of Arden Panipekeesick.
Trump and Carney in China Policy War of Words
Former U.S. President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney engage in a public dispute over Canada's relationship with China, with Trump warning of economic consequences and Carney defending his foreign policy approach.
CAQ Caucus Meets as Leadership Race Heats Up
As the Coalition Avenir Québec leadership contest unfolds, the party's caucus gathers in Trois-Rivières to plan legislative priorities while ministers Fréchette and Drainville campaign for support.
11-Year Sentence for Jamaican in Brutal Alberta Manslaughter
Stavon Maurice Allen has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for the 2022 killing of Ralph Calder in Alberta, a brutal attack involving 50 stab wounds and attempts to conceal the crime.
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Nova Scotia Revamps Doctor Wait-List for Better Care
Nova Scotia announces a major overhaul of its family physician wait-list system, aiming to streamline patient access and reduce wait times across the province.
RCMP Seeks Help After Grand Falls Break-In
New Brunswick RCMP is requesting public assistance following a break, enter, and theft incident in Grand Falls. Authorities are investigating the crime and urging witnesses to come forward.
Carney Stands by Speech That Rankled Quebec Politicians
Prime Minister Mark Carney reaffirms his controversial Plains of Abraham remarks, sparking renewed debate in Quebec's political circles as separatist sentiments resurface.
Ex-Olympian Ryan Wedding in Court on Drug, Murder Charges
Former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding, 44, heads to court accused of leading a drug trafficking network and ordering a witness's killing, marking a dramatic fall from grace.
Newsom Criticizes Border Patrol Commander Over Shooting
California Governor Gavin Newsom intensifies criticism of U.S. Border Patrol commander Greg Bovino following fatal shooting of Minneapolis resident Alex Pretti during ICE encounter.
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Myles Gray Hearing Continues Despite Lawyer's Resignation
The adjudicator overseeing the public hearing into Myles Gray's fatal beating by Vancouver police has ordered proceedings to continue despite the resignation of the police complaints commissioner's lawyer over a vulgar comment.
Carney Denies Early Election Amid GST Boost, Trump Tensions
Prime Minister Mark Carney denies planning a spring election despite announcing an enhanced GST grocery benefit and provoking Donald Trump, sparking speculation about Liberal campaign strategy.
Vancouver Iranian Protest Calls for End to Islamic Republic
Hundreds of Iranian Canadians and supporters gathered in downtown Vancouver for a large-scale demonstration, urging the fall of Iran's current government amid ongoing international tensions.
Windsor Police Hunt Road Rage Assault Suspect
Windsor police are asking for public help to identify a suspect who assaulted a victim following a road rage incident in south Windsor on January 18.
Orbán Accuses Ukraine of Election Interference
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has formally accused Ukraine of interfering in Hungary's internal electoral processes, leading to the summoning of the Ukrainian ambassador for urgent diplomatic talks.
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Vaughan Shooting: One Hospitalized, Police Probe Underway
A shooting incident in Vaughan, Ontario, has left one person hospitalized with injuries. York Regional Police are actively investigating the circumstances surrounding the event.
White House Criticizes Reporters' Email Pronouns
The Trump administration has responded critically to journalists including WorldPronouns in their email signatures, highlighting ongoing cultural and political tensions in Washington.
RCMP Search for Missing Thompson Teen in Manitoba
Manitoba RCMP are actively searching for Dallas Beardy, a teenager from Thompson who has been reported missing. Authorities have released a photo and are urging the public for any information.
Winnipeg Landfill Search Shows Promising Signs for Remains
The search for the remains of Ashlee Christine Shingoose at a Winnipeg landfill has shown promising signs, according to the premier, as efforts continue in this high-profile case.
Cold-Case Murder from Crack Epidemic Reopened
A decades-old cold case murder from the crack epidemic era has been reopened, with a Hamilton man charged in the 1992 killing of Victoria Jobson in Rochester, N.Y.
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Guelph Man Charged with Break-Ins, Assaults, Dangerous Driving
A Guelph man is confronting more than two dozen criminal charges related to a series of break-ins, assaults, and dangerous driving incidents, as reported by local police in January 2026.
Halifax Police Alert: CBSA Phone Scam Targeting Public
Halifax Regional Police issue urgent warning about fraudulent calls impersonating Canada Border Services Agency officials, urging residents to remain vigilant against sophisticated phone scams.
Blind River School Closed After Dead Person Found on Property
A school in Blind River, Ontario, has been closed following the discovery of a deceased individual on the property by Ontario Provincial Police, prompting an investigation.
Guelph Police Hunt Suspects After Business Break-In
Guelph Police Service is investigating a commercial break-in where suspects forced entry and stole property. Authorities are asking the public for assistance in identifying the individuals involved.
ICE Eyes Pattison Building for Vancouver Detention
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement aims to acquire the Pattison building in Vancouver for holding and processing individuals, raising local concerns.
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Windsor-Essex Snow Removal Rules Explained
Following a significant snowfall in Windsor-Essex, residents face the task of clearing sidewalks. Municipal bylaws determine responsibility, with potential fines for non-compliance.
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