Danish PM in Greenland for Arctic Security Talks
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen travels to Nuuk for discussions with Greenland's premier on Arctic sovereignty and NATO engagement after U.S. de-escalation.
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Ex-Olympian Ryan Wedding Arrested After Decade-Long FBI Hunt
Former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding surrendered to authorities in Mexico, ending a more than 10-year international manhunt for the alleged drug lord who was on the FBI's Most Wanted list.
German Neo-Nazi 'Saxonian Separatists' Trial Begins
A high-profile trial of neo-Nazi 'Saxonian Separatists' has commenced in Germany, highlighting ongoing challenges with far-right extremism and regional separatist movements in Europe.
Sudbury Recycling, Compost Collection Delays Hit 70+ Streets
More than 70 streets in Sudbury, Ontario, are facing significant delays in blue box and green bin collection services due to operational challenges, impacting waste management for residents.
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Cambridge Scrap Metal Theft Ring Busted, Five Arrested
Waterloo Regional Police have arrested five men in connection with a series of scrap metal thefts in Cambridge, Ontario. The investigation highlights ongoing property crime challenges in the region.
Montreal Author Found Guilty of Harassing Police Officer
Montreal author and activist Yves Engler has been found guilty of harassing a police investigator by orchestrating an email campaign that flooded her inbox with messages from his followers.
Trump: Greenland Military Deal Details in Two Weeks
President Donald Trump says his administration will release specifics on a proposed U.S. military access agreement for Greenland within two weeks, calling it more generous than current arrangements.
Ottawa Mass-Murder Victims' Family Seeks Immigration Help
The family of Ottawa mass-murder victims is urging Canada's immigration minister to facilitate their reunification, highlighting ongoing struggles in the aftermath of tragedy.
Philadelphia Sues Over Trump Slavery Exhibit Order
The city of Philadelphia has initiated legal action challenging a presidential executive order that demands the removal of a slavery history display at the President's House Site.
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Swiss Bar Owners Freed on Bail After Deadly Fire
Jacques and Jessica Moretti, owners of the Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana, have been released on bail after a deadly New Year's Day fire. The couple appeared with their legal team for questioning by Swiss prosecutors.
Inuit Leader Fears for Canadian Arctic Amid Trump's Greenland Talk
National Inuit Leader Angajuqqaaq Natan Obed expresses concern that Canada's Arctic sovereignty could be threatened following former U.S. President Donald Trump's renewed interest in Greenland.
Ryan Wedding Arrested in Mexico by U.S. Authorities
U.S. authorities have captured alleged drug kingpin Ryan Wedding in Mexico City, ending an international manhunt. The arrest occurred on January 22, 2026, with details emerging about the operation.
Top Aces Profits as 'Bad Guys' in Air Combat Training
Montreal-based Top Aces capitalizes on increased European defense spending with major contracts, including a €420 million deal with Germany, as demand for realistic air combat training surges.
Quebec Removes British Crown from Coat of Arms
The Quebec government has officially altered its provincial coat of arms, removing the British crown that previously adorned it. This symbolic change reflects ongoing discussions about identity and heritage in the province.
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Halifax Councillors Push for Stronger Dangerous Animal Policies
Halifax councillors are advocating for enhanced municipal policies to regulate dangerous animals, citing public safety concerns and the need for clearer enforcement measures.
Vance's Minneapolis Visit Amid ICE Controversy Sparks Outrage
Vice President JD Vance visited Minneapolis amid ICE operations, defending agents while acknowledging community fears. The visit follows the fatal shooting of Renee Good and the detention of children.
Calgary Accused in Ryan Wedding Case Faces Bail Hearing
A Calgary man implicated in the Ryan Wedding drug trafficking case is scheduled for a bail hearing in February, as legal proceedings continue in the high-profile investigation.
Ex-Olympian Ryan Wedding Arrested as Alleged Drug Kingpin
Ryan Wedding, a former Canadian Olympic snowboarder, has been apprehended in Mexico. Authorities, including the FBI, are labeling him a major narcotics trafficker, drawing comparisons to infamous cartel leaders.
Canadian General Slams Trump's Afghanistan Troop Claims
Retired Major-General Dean Milner refutes Donald Trump's assertion that NATO forces stayed behind front lines in Afghanistan, calling it a disrespectful lie that dishonors fallen soldiers.
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Project 2025 Director on Trump's Agenda and GOP Divisions
Paul Dans, the mastermind behind Project 2025, reveals how the blueprint shaped Trump's second term while addressing his own exile from the MAGA inner circle and ongoing conservative battles.
Toronto Land Acknowledgments Criticized as 'Wacky' by Media
Toronto Sun's editor-in-chief Adrienne Batra discusses the absurdity of land acknowledgments in Toronto with political columnists, sparking debate over their purpose and implementation.
Death Penalty Decision to Set Trial Date in CEO Murder
The trial timeline for Luigi Mangione, accused of killing the UnitedHealthcare CEO, hinges on a pending death penalty decision, with proceedings in Manhattan.
Ex-Canadian Olympian Ryan Wedding Arrested in Mexico
Ryan Wedding, a former Canadian Olympic snowboarder and FBI top fugitive, has been arrested in Mexico. He faces charges for multinational drug trafficking and orchestrating a witness killing.
Stabbing at Montreal Metro Station Under Police Investigation
Montreal police are investigating a stabbing incident at Saint-Laurent metro station that caused a major service disruption on Line 1. The altercation left one man injured as authorities work to determine the circumstances surrounding the attack.
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St. Thomas Pharmacy Robbed: $36K in Drugs Stolen
St. Thomas Police Service reports a significant theft of prescription medications valued at $36,000 from a local pharmacy, with an ongoing investigation.
Teacher Sent 25,000 Texts to Teen Student, Faces Prison
Allison Havemann-Niedrach, a 45-year-old special education teacher, pleaded guilty to aggravated sexual assault after sending 25,000 texts to a 15-year-old boy and engaging in sexual activities with him.
Toronto Police Find Missing 54-Year-Old Woman
Toronto Police Service has confirmed the safe location of a 54-year-old woman who was reported missing earlier. Authorities provided an update on the case.
Montreal Man Charged in Attempted Abduction Case
A Montreal man faces charges following an attempted abduction involving a 13-year-old. Authorities are investigating the incident as extreme cold grips Quebec.
Stabbing at Saint-Laurent Metro Sends Man to Hospital
A 43-year-old man was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after being stabbed during an altercation at the Saint-Laurent metro station in Montreal.
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Man Breaks into Winnipeg Home, Assaults Resident: RCMP
RCMP in Manitoba are investigating a disturbing home invasion where a Winnipeg man allegedly entered a residence while the homeowner slept, then threw objects and assaulted them before being apprehended.
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