Two Men Charged in Windsor 3D-Printed Gun Probe
Windsor police have arrested and charged two men following an investigation into 3D-printed firearms, highlighting growing concerns about homemade weapons technology in Canada.
Category : Politics
Zelenskyy: Constructive Talks Concluded, More Possible
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy states recent trilateral negotiations ended constructively, with potential for further discussions next week amid ongoing conflict.
Arson Squad Investigates Fire at LaSalle Bar
Montreal's arson investigation unit is examining a fire at a bar in the LaSalle borough. Authorities are treating the blaze as suspicious as they work to determine its cause and origin.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard Warns U.S. Amid Tensions
A senior commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guard issues a stark warning to the United States, asserting military readiness as geopolitical tensions escalate in the region.
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Trump's Globalist Era Will Make Everyone Poorer
Jonah Goldberg argues that Trump's approach to international trade and economic policy, driven by personal favoritism rather than sound economics, will lead to decreased efficiency and prosperity for all.
Black Widow Case: Wife Plotted Husband's Murder to Avoid Divorce
Heather Horst, a Minnesota woman, orchestrated her husband's murder in 2013 to avoid financial ruin from divorce. She manipulated an acquaintance into committing the crime, leading to life sentences for both.
Family Member Charged in Sarnia Youth Explicit Image Case
A family member has been criminally charged in Sarnia, Ontario, after allegedly sending an explicit image to a youth. The case highlights ongoing concerns about digital safety and legal accountability.
Greenland Threats Underscore Need for Arctic Investment
Experts warn that growing international scrutiny of Arctic security, exemplified by threats to Greenland, necessitates significant investment in Canada's northern capabilities and infrastructure.
Victoria at Capacity for Homeless Support: Mayor
Victoria Mayor Marianne Alto states the city has reached its limit in providing services for unhoused individuals, citing disproportionate regional burden and funding constraints.
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Toronto Man Hospitalized After North York Shooting
A Toronto man arrived at a hospital with a gunshot wound following a shooting in North York, as police investigate the targeted incident that caused life-threatening injuries.
U.S. Warship Visits China-Backed Cambodian Naval Base
A U.S. Navy vessel docks at Cambodia's Ream Naval Base, a facility recently modernized with Chinese assistance, highlighting complex geopolitical dynamics in Southeast Asia.
China's Top General Zhang Youxia Under Investigation
China's senior military leader, General Zhang Youxia, is reportedly under investigation, marking the latest in a series of purges within the People's Liberation Army.
China's Top General Zhang Youxia Investigated for Alleged Violations
China's Defense Ministry announces investigation of senior military leader Zhang Youxia for suspected serious violations, part of ongoing anti-corruption purge under Xi Jinping.
Poilievre Pledges Cooperation as Parliament Returns
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre calls for action from the Liberal government while promising cooperation as the House of Commons reconvenes in Ottawa.
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Alberta Town Sylvan Lake Debates Becoming a City
The community of Sylvan Lake, Alberta, is revisiting the debate over whether to remain a town or pursue city status, weighing economic and governance implications.
Ukraine and Russia Hold New Peace Talks Amid War
Ukraine and Russia have initiated fresh peace negotiations to address the ongoing war, with international observers closely monitoring the discussions for potential breakthroughs.
China, Canada 'Eye to Eye' on Greenland Support
Chinese Ambassador to Canada Wang Di states that Beijing and Ottawa share similar views on supporting Greenland, highlighting diplomatic alignment amid broader geopolitical discussions.
Quebec Health Reform Fails as Government Retreats
Quebec's ambitious healthcare overhaul has collapsed within months, with the government retreating from key reforms after facing massive opposition from organized physicians.
Windsor Police Warn Against Unlocked Running Vehicles
Windsor police report 480 vehicle thefts in 2025, with 69% unlocked. Chief Crowley urges residents to avoid leaving cars running unattended during winter.
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ICE Violence Outrage Spurs Calls to Congress on Funding Deadline
Following the killing of Renee Good by an ICE officer in Minneapolis, Americans are demanding action. A viral social media campaign urges citizens to contact senators before the January 30th DHS funding deadline to limit ICE's power.
Justice System Discrimination Against Indigenous People a Myth
A new analysis challenges claims of systemic racism in Canada's justice system, pointing to Supreme Court rulings and sentencing practices as key factors in case outcomes.
Poilievre's Leadership Review: Survival Expected
As Conservatives gather in Calgary, Pierre Poilievre faces a leadership vote. While expected to survive, questions persist about his ability to unify voters beyond the party base.
Lakeshore Cuts Road Salt as Supplies Tighten
The Municipality of Lakeshore in Windsor-Essex is scaling back road salting operations due to tightening salt supplies, while Essex County maintains its service remains unaffected.
Duhaime: No Voter Dreams of Another Quebec Referendum
Conservative Party of Quebec leader Éric Duhaime discusses Quebec's political landscape, economic concerns, and his party's positioning in a post-Legault era during a podcast interview.
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Man Denies Being 'A Killer' in Taya Sinclair Death
Michael Smillie repeatedly denied involvement in Taya Sinclair's death during a lengthy police interview played at his first-degree murder trial in Saskatoon.
Judge Cites Racism in Toddler Drowning Sentence Reduction
An Ontario superior court judge reduced a Jamaican-Canadian mother's manslaughter sentence, citing systemic racism as a mitigating factor in the bathtub drowning of her 15-month-old son.
Mamdani's Socialism May Harm Black New Yorkers, Kaufman Warns
Columnist David Kaufman critiques NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's lack of Black deputy appointments and warns his policies could disproportionately impact African-American communities despite campaign promises.
Black: Carney's Middle Powers Plan is Fantasy
Conrad Black analyzes Prime Minister Marc Carney's Davos proposal for middle powers alliance, arguing it ignores historical realities of superpower dominance and Canada's true global standing.
Carney's Davos Address Draws International Acclaim
Prime Minister Mark Carney's speech at the World Economic Forum criticizing Donald Trump received widespread international praise and prompted substantive political discourse in Canada, with Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre offering a detailed respons
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Sask. Man Charged in Cumberland House Shooting
A Saskatchewan man has been formally charged in connection with a shooting in Cumberland House, as authorities continue their investigation into the violent incident in the northern community.
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