Young Voters Poised to Deliver Conservative Blowout
A new poll reveals Canadian youth aged 18-29 overwhelmingly support Conservatives, potentially creating one of the largest electoral landslides in history if only young people voted.
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RCMP Investigates Taxi Theft from Antigonish Business
Nova Scotia RCMP are actively investigating the theft of multiple taxis from a business in Antigonish. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about vehicle security and property crime in the region.
Cabinet Retreat Talks Sovereignty and Security
On Day 2 of the federal cabinet retreat, ministers discussed sovereignty and security issues, as Prime Minister Mark Carney defends Canadian values globally.
Burnaby Shooting: Man Dead in Burning Vehicle After Gunfire
A man was found deceased inside a burning vehicle following reports of shots fired in Burnaby, B.C. Police are investigating the incident near Canada Way and Boundary Road.
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8,500 Federal Job Cut Notices Issued This Week
The Canadian federal government has issued 8,500 notices to public servants warning of potential job cuts, including staff at Global Affairs Canada, amid broader economic and political developments.
Canada Gaza Aid Values Amid U.S. Tensions Over Trump Peace Board
Foreign Minister Anita Anand reaffirms Canada's $400M Gaza humanitarian aid commitment based on core values, as diplomatic friction with U.S. escalates over Trump's withdrawal of Carney's peace board invitation.
Ex-Olympic Snowboarder Arrested as Drug Kingpin
Ryan Wedding, a former Canadian Olympic snowboarder from Coquitlam, has reportedly been arrested on charges of leading an international criminal enterprise involving witness intimidation and murder.
Canadian Dental Plan: Progress and Challenges
The Canadian Dental Care Plan has enrolled over 5.5 million people, but faces challenges with coverage confusion and dentist participation. Satisfaction rates are rising despite growing pains.
Calgary Home Hit by Gunfire: Police Investigation Underway
Calgary police are investigating a targeted shooting at a Taradale residence where multiple bullets struck the home. No injuries were reported as the property was unoccupied during the incident.
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Canadian Olympian Ryan Wedding Arrested as Alleged Drug Lord
Former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding, wanted by the FBI with a $15M bounty, has been arrested for allegedly running a violent transnational drug trafficking organization.
Poilievre Slams Liberal Rhetoric After Carney's Davos Speech
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre responds to Prime Minister Mark Carney's Davos speech, arguing Liberal rhetoric doesn't match economic reality and calling for concrete policy action.
Trump Bars Carney from Board of Peace
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has withdrawn an invitation for Canada's Mark Carney to join a proposed 'Board of Peace,' raising questions about international diplomacy and its implications for global conflicts.
Alleged Drug Lord Ryan Wedding Arrested: Report
Ryan Wedding, a Canadian fugitive and former Olympian turned alleged drug kingpin, has been arrested by U.S. law enforcement, according to a new report.
Minnesota Anti-ICE Protest Planned Despite Dangerous Cold
Despite life-threatening cold warnings, a large protest against immigration enforcement is being organized in Minnesota following reports of a child's detention by ICE agents.
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Collapsible Baton, Throwing Axe Seized in Guelph Arrest
Guelph police confiscated a collapsible baton and a throwing axe during an arrest, highlighting ongoing concerns about weapons in the community.
Guelph Man Faces Weapons Charges After Confrontation
A Guelph man is facing serious weapons charges following an altercation with pedestrians who walked in front of his vehicle, according to local police reports.
U.S. Hitchhiker Gets One-Day B.C. Sentence for 2001 Killing
James Morgan, an American hitchhiker, was sentenced to one day in jail by a B.C. judge for a 2001 manslaughter, following years of U.S. imprisonment for a separate murder.
Fréchette First Official Candidate in CAQ Leadership Race
Quebec Economy Minister Christine Fréchette will announce her candidacy for CAQ leader this Sunday, becoming the first official contender to replace Premier François Legault.
Police ID Three Suspects in Listowel Alcohol Theft
Ontario Provincial Police are asking for public assistance to identify three individuals captured on security cameras during a theft at a Listowel alcohol retailer.
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Ex-Officer's Cough Rebukes Jan. 6 Hearing Remarks
Former D.C. police officer Michael Fanone, a survivor of the Capitol riot, coughed a profane retort during a House hearing as a Republican lawmaker defended Donald Trump's role.
Calgary Police Investigate Taradale Home Shooting
Calgary police are investigating after a home in the Taradale community was targeted in a shooting on January 22, 2026. Authorities confirm no one was inside the residence at the time and there were no injuries.
Icebreakers: The Geopolitical Key to Unlocking Greenland
The specialized icebreaker vessels essential for accessing Greenland's Arctic resources are manufactured exclusively by nations aligned with or opposed to U.S. interests, highlighting strategic dependencies.
Japan's Takaichi Calls Snap Election for Next Month
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has dissolved parliament's lower house, setting an early election for next month to leverage her current political popularity.
Canadian Military Applications Jump 13% Amid Security Talks
New data reveals a significant 13% increase in applications to the Canadian Armed Forces, sparking analysis from military experts about recruitment trends and national security priorities.
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Ottawa Issues Layoff Notices to 2,000+ Public Servants
The federal government has notified more than 2,000 public servants that their positions may be affected by job cuts, with Health Canada among the latest departments to issue layoff notices.
Vietnam's Communist Party Re-elects To Lam as Leader
Vietnam's ruling Communist Party has re-elected To Lam as its general secretary during a key meeting in Hanoi, confirming his leadership for another term.
Carney's Davos Speech: New Leadership Era for Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney's rational Davos address impressed critics, but Canada faces hurdles in defense, healthcare, and infrastructure requiring pragmatic solutions.
Ex-Officer's Fiery Rebuke to Lawmaker Over Jan. 6
A former police officer brutally assaulted during the Capitol riot delivers a raw, emotional condemnation to a U.S. lawmaker, underscoring the deep and unresolved trauma from the attack.
Trump Proposes NATO Border Help, Questions Alliance Sacrifice
Former President Donald Trump suggests using NATO's mutual defense clause to address U.S. immigration issues while questioning NATO troops' frontline role in Afghanistan, drawing criticism from allies.
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North Bay Man Convicted of Murder in 2022 Stabbing
A North Bay man has been found guilty of second-degree murder in the 2022 stabbing death of Tristan Ayers. The conviction follows a trial that concluded this week in Ontario.
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