Minneapolis Protests Against Immigration Enforcement
Over 100 clergy arrested at Minneapolis airport as thousands protest Trump administration immigration policies in subzero temperatures, with businesses closing statewide in solidarity.
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B.C. Jailbreak Suspect Extradited Back to Canada
A man accused of aiding a 2022 jailbreak in British Columbia has been extradited from the United States to face charges in Canada, marking a significant development in the high-profile case.
Man Charged in Alkhalil Prison Breakout in Canadian Custody
John Potvin has been extradited from Spain to Canada and faces charges for aiding the 2022 prison escape of Wolfpack gang killer Rabih Alkhalil from North Fraser Pretrial Centre.
Iran Vows 'All-Out War' in Response to Any Attack
A senior Iranian official declares that any attack on Iran will be considered an act of total war, escalating regional tensions amid a backdrop of international geopolitical strain.
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Ex-Bloc MP Jean Dorion Dies at 83 in Montreal
Jean Dorion, a former Member of Parliament for the Bloc Québécois, has died at 83 years old. The veteran politician served Quebec and contributed to federal debates during his tenure.
Edmonton Police Seize Loaded Firearms, Charge One
Edmonton Police Service seized multiple loaded illegal firearms during a targeted search in northeast Edmonton, resulting in one individual facing charges.
Trump Team Backs Alberta Independence, Separatists Cheer
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expresses support for Alberta separatists while criticizing PM Mark Carney, energizing independence advocates ahead of potential referendum.
Foster Moms Accused of Murder in Boy's Starvation Death
Becky Hamber and Brandy Cooney face first-degree murder charges after their 12-year-old foster son was found dead, emaciated and soaking wet in a wetsuit in December 2022.
Trump's 'New World Order' Talk Highlights Global Alliance Changes
U.S. President Donald Trump's comments about a 'new world order' after leaving the World Economic Forum in Davos have sparked discussions on shifting global alliances and international diplomacy.
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Peter Ashby Hit-and-Run Trial Ends in Wetaskiwin
The trial of Peter Ashby for a fatal hit-and-run has wrapped up in Wetaskiwin, Alberta. The case involved a police pursuit captured on surveillance video from February 2024.
Judge Reserves Sentencing for Former RPS Officer
A Regina judge has postponed the sentencing decision for Robert Eric Semenchuck, a former police officer charged with breach of trust, as the court reviews the case details.
Mississauga Home Shot Up Multiple Times in Targeted Attacks
A family home in Mississauga has been attacked four times since December 2025, with seven bullet holes piercing windows. Police investigate potential links to extortion and organized crime in the GTA.
Ex-Winnipeg Cop Gets 7 Years for Crimes Including Photo of Dead Woman
A former Winnipeg police officer has been sentenced to seven years in prison for multiple criminal offenses, including drug trafficking to colleagues and taking photos of a deceased woman for personal gratification.
Military Mission Ends in Manitoba First Nation Water Crisis
The Canadian Armed Forces have completed their emergency deployment to Pimicikamak Cree Nation in Manitoba, assisting the community with severe frozen water infrastructure damage.
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ICE Crackdown in Maine Sparks Political Firestorm
Maine Senator Susan Collins faces criticism from Democrats and law enforcement over ICE's Operation Catch of the Day targeting immigrants, as political tensions rise ahead of elections.
Disgraced Doctor Sentenced for Second Patient Assault
A former Newmarket physician convicted of sexually assaulting two female patients has been sentenced to additional jail time following his latest conviction.
Regina Police Officer's Breach Causes Lasting Trauma
Seven women share emotional impact after former Regina police officer Robert Semenchuck used confidential information to pursue personal relationships, leaving victims feeling violated and betrayed.
U-Haul Driver Identity Key in Fatal Edmonton Chase Trial
Closing arguments heard in Wetaskiwin trial of Peter Ashby, accused in deadly 2024 police pursuit. Prosecution cites notebook evidence, defense questions proof.
Calgary Dad Taught Kidnapped Son to Hate Mother: Court
A Calgary father accused of kidnapping his son and taking him overseas allegedly taught the boy to hate his mother. Crown prosecutors argue he's a flight risk with multiple citizenships.
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PQ: Quebecers Keep Canadian Passports If Province Separates
The Parti Québécois clarifies that Quebec citizens would maintain their Canadian passports if the province achieves sovereignty, amid ongoing political discussions.
U.S. Military Strikes Drug Trafficking Boat in Pacific
The U.S. military announced a lethal strike on a vessel engaged in narco-trafficking operations in the eastern Pacific Ocean, resulting in two fatalities and one survivor.
Trump Slams Canada Over Golden Dome, China Ties
U.S. President Donald Trump criticizes Canada's stance on Arctic security, claiming PM Mark Carney rejected the Golden Dome project for Greenland in favor of China, escalating tensions between the two leaders.
Burnaby RCMP Probes 5 Indecent Acts in 5 Days
Burnaby RCMP is investigating five separate reports of indecent acts occurring over five consecutive days, primarily in the Central Park vicinity, urging public vigilance.
Venezuela Releases 626 Prisoners Under Interim President
Venezuela's acting President Delcy Rodriguez has confirmed the release of 626 prisoners, a significant move amid ongoing political and social challenges in the country.
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White House Aides' Spanking Remarks to Gen Z Influencer
White House communications director Steven Cheung and chief of staff James Blair faced backlash after making inappropriate comments about Gen Z influencer Harry Sisson during a heated social media exchange.
U.S. Military Assets Head to Middle East
The USS Abraham Lincoln carrier and B-52H Stratofortress bombers are among key U.S. military assets being deployed to the Middle East as part of ongoing strategic operations.
Trump's False Claims About Canada's Afghanistan Role Spark Outrage
Former U.S. President Donald Trump's suggestion that NATO troops avoided frontline combat in Afghanistan has drawn fierce condemnation from Canadian veterans and journalists who witnessed the sacrifices firsthand.
Warrant Issued for Medicine Hat Man in Fatal Hit-and-Run
Brooks RCMP have charged Subham Singh, 28, with failing to remain at the scene of an accident resulting in death after Christopher Rogers was killed on Highway 1 in August 2025.
Canadian Forces Investigates Soldier's Threatening Video
The Canadian Forces has launched an investigation after a video surfaced showing an Ottawa soldier from the Governor General's Foot Guards making threatening remarks toward women while handling a military rifle.
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Montreal Groups Push for Police Body Cameras as City Awaits Quebec
Civil rights organizations in Montreal are pressing Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada for a firm commitment to equip police with body cameras, but implementation remains stalled pending Quebec's approval.
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