Myanmar Military Uses Paramotors in Aerial Attacks
Myanmar's military is reportedly using paramotors and gyrocopters to conduct aerial attacks against civilians and opposition forces, escalating the conflict.
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Yemen Rebels Threaten Attack as U.S. Carrier Heads to Iran
Houthi rebels in Yemen have issued new threats against Red Sea shipping lanes, coinciding with the deployment of a U.S. aircraft carrier toward the Persian Gulf amid heightened regional tensions.
ICC Judges Find Duterte Fit to Stand Trial
International Criminal Court judges have determined that former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is mentally and physically capable to face trial for alleged crimes against humanity.
B.C. Homicides Put Gay Dating Apps in Spotlight
Recent homicides in British Columbia have drawn attention to safety risks on gay dating apps, with advocates and police urging users to exercise caution and awareness.
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Vancouver Hearing into Myles Gray's Death Resumes
The public inquiry into the police-involved death of Myles Gray in Vancouver resumes after a delay caused by an obscenity, with family members seeking answers.
Jewish Group Calls for Federal Antisemitism Commission
A prominent Jewish organization is pressing the Canadian government to launch an official inquiry into rising antisemitism, citing concerns over hate incidents and the need for a national strategy.
Affordability, Sovereignty to Dominate Parliament's Return
As Canadian parliamentarians reconvene, Prime Minister Mark Carney signals that domestic affordability and national sovereignty will be central to upcoming debates, amid a backdrop of severe winter weather affecting much of the country.
Quebec Health Minister Bélanger Confronts Major Healthcare Hurdles
Sonia Bélanger, Quebec's newly appointed health minister, navigates complex healthcare reforms, physician negotiations, and political uncertainty following her predecessor's resignation.
Murdoch Papers Urge Trump to Pause ICE After Shooting
The Wall Street Journal and New York Post editorial boards call on President Trump to suspend ICE operations in Minneapolis following the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, warning of political consequences.
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FBI Director Patel Slammed for False Gun Protest Claim
FBI Director Kash Patel faces widespread criticism after claiming protesters cannot bring loaded firearms to demonstrations, contradicting Minnesota law and Supreme Court rulings.
Trump Defends White House Ballroom Amid Legal Battle
Former President Donald Trump faces a lawsuit from preservationists over a massive new White House ballroom, defending it as a gift to America while critics raise ethical questions.
Economist: Trump's Policies Risk Future U.S. Economic Growth
University of Michigan economist Justin Wolfers argues that President Trump's interventionist approach undermines rule of law, institutions, and free elections essential for economic strength, with consequences emerging over decades.
Trump Slams NFL Rule While Minneapolis Unrest Continues
President Donald Trump faces criticism for complaining about the NFL's new kickoff rule on social media instead of addressing the ongoing crisis in Minneapolis following a fatal ICE shooting.
Readers Critique PM Carney's First Year in Letters
Toronto Sun readers share diverse opinions on Prime Minister Mark Carney's performance, Davos speech, and policy directions in the latest letters to the editor.
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Timmins Walk Raises Awareness for Missing Indigenous Women
A Day of Action in Timmins, Ontario, saw community members gather for the Sisters in Spirit Walk of Hope to draw attention to the ongoing epidemic of violence against Indigenous women and girls across Canada.
Timmins Police Charge 2 After Series of Crimes
Timmins Police Service has laid multiple charges against two individuals connected to a recent spate of criminal activities including theft, assault, and dangerous driving in Northern Ontario.
Official Defends ICE Agents in Minneapolis Shooting
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche defended federal agents involved in the killing of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, shifting blame to local officials and protestors while claiming agents acted humanely.
Edmonton Military Base Anticipates More Activity: Retired General
A retired Canadian Major-General predicts heightened operations at Edmonton's military base, citing global changes and strategic importance in national defense.
Walz Compares Immigration Raids to Nazi Occupation
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz likened federal immigration enforcement tactics to Nazi occupation during World War II, invoking Anne Frank's story amid protests over recent shootings.
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South Korea Lobbies Canada for Submarine Project
A high-level South Korean delegation is heading to Canada to lobby for a lucrative submarine project, following recent defense discussions between the two nations.
OPP Seizes $47K in Drugs in Northwestern Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police have confiscated more than $47,000 worth of suspected illicit drugs in a significant operation in northwestern Ontario, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts in the region.
GOP Demands Probe into Federal Immigration Tactics After Shooting
Republicans push for investigation into federal immigration enforcement after ICU nurse Alex Pretti was killed in Minneapolis, sparking concerns over tactics and misinformation.
Northwestern Ontario Drug Raid Nets Guns, Three Charged
Ontario Provincial Police conducted a significant raid in Northwestern Ontario, seizing illicit drugs and firearms, resulting in criminal charges against three individuals.
PQ Leader: Carney Launched Referendum Campaign with History Remarks
Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says Prime Minister Mark Carney's comments about the Plains of Abraham effectively launched a referendum campaign, as the PQ wraps up policy convention.
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Winnipeg Truck Driver Charged with Impaired Driving in Northern Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a Winnipeg truck driver with impaired operation after his tractor-trailer was discovered in a ditch on Highway 17 near Red Rock. The incident occurred on January 23, 2026, leading to vehicle impoundment.
OPP Traffic Stop Nets Drugs, Charges for Wanted Man in North
Ontario Provincial Police apprehended a wanted man during a routine traffic stop in northern Ontario, resulting in multiple drug and driving-related charges.
Opposition to Press Liberals on Economic Action
As Parliament reconvenes, opposition parties are set to demand the Liberal government translate economic pledges into concrete measures to strengthen Canada's financial stability.
Noem Dodges Questions on ICE Shooting Incident
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem avoided direct answers about the fatal ICE shooting of Alex Pretti, whose concealed carry license and video evidence contradict official claims.
Ottawa Rally Supports Iran Amid Extreme Cold
Protesters gathered on Parliament Hill in Ottawa during severe winter conditions to express support for the people of Iran, highlighting ongoing international solidarity efforts.
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Hitchhiker Sentenced to One Day for 2001 Manslaughter
A Vancouver hitchhiker has been sentenced to just one day in jail for a manslaughter conviction stemming from a 2001 incident in British Columbia, concluding a lengthy legal process.
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