Vance Pushes Minnesota on Immigration Cooperation
U.S. Vice-President JD Vance calls for local officials in Minnesota to align with federal immigration enforcement efforts, emphasizing cooperation amid ongoing policy debates.
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Two Charged with Drug Trafficking in Pembroke, Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police have charged two individuals with drug trafficking after seizing a significant quantity of illegal substances in Pembroke, Ontario, during a Wednesday operation.
Pembroke Drug Seizure: Ottawa Man, Quebec Woman Charged
Ontario Provincial Police seized significant quantities of cocaine, fentanyl, methamphetamine and other drugs during a vehicle stop in Pembroke, leading to multiple trafficking and driving charges against two individuals.
Trump's Greenland Deal Claims Unravel Amid Danish Resistance
President Trump's claimed Greenland agreement at Davos faces immediate pushback from Danish and NATO leaders, highlighting diplomatic tensions over sovereignty and security.
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Regina Friendship Centre Gets Funding for Warming Space
The Nēwo-Yōtina Friendship Centre in Regina has received provincial funding to operate the Seven Fires Warming Shelter, providing crucial overnight services during extreme cold weather.
Alberta Separatists Line Up in Cold to Sign Referendum Petition
Hundreds of Albertans endured -22°C temperatures in Stony Plain to sign a petition calling for a referendum on Alberta independence, citing frustration with federal recognition and values.
Ex-Uvalde Officer Found Not Guilty in School Shooting Case
Adrian Gonzales, a former Uvalde school police officer, was found not guilty of child endangerment charges related to the 2022 Robb Elementary mass shooting, sparking emotional reactions from victims' families.
Toronto World Cup Spending Under Fire for Equity Shortfalls
Toronto faces criticism over its $380 million World Cup budget, with only $685,000 spent on Black and Indigenous businesses despite a $20 million target. The city's spending priorities and procurement policies are under intense public scrutiny.
Cape Breton Family Disappointed by Driver's Parole in Fatal Bike Crash
The family of Talia Forrest, a Cape Breton girl killed while riding her bicycle, voices profound disappointment after the driver responsible receives parole, highlighting ongoing grief and justice concerns.
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Brantford Police Search for Man Missing Over a Week
Brantford Police Service is urgently searching for Steven, a man who has been missing for more than a week, releasing an image and appealing for public assistance.
Hidden Carbon Taxes Still Hurting Canadian Households
Analysis reveals two concealed federal carbon taxes persist, increasing costs for fuel, heating, and food while disproportionately impacting lower-income families and seniors.
Charges Laid in 2021 Eskasoni Shooting Incident
Nova Scotia RCMP have charged two people in connection with a 2021 shooting in Eskasoni that left a man injured, marking a significant development in the ongoing investigation.
Zelenskyy Blasts EU's Lack of Political Will Against Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized the EU's insufficient political will in countering Russia and addressed challenges with U.S. President Trump during a Davos speech.
B.C.'s Fast-Track Law Stalls, Shifting Delays to Courts
British Columbia's Infrastructure Projects Act, designed to accelerate major developments, remains inactive eight months after passage. The legislation risks replacing administrative delays with prolonged legal battles.
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Brampton Man Arrested in Kitchener on Seven Warrants
Waterloo Regional Police apprehend a Brampton man wanted on seven outstanding warrants, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts in the region.
Calgary Mother Reunited with Son After Overseas Abduction
A Calgary mother has been reunited with her son after he was taken overseas by his father, thanks to intervention by the non-profit End Violence Everywhere. The father was arrested in Mauritius and now faces charges.
Regina Man Pleads Guilty to Wife's Murder, Avoids Second Trial
Jason McKay has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the 2017 killing of his wife Jenny McKay in Regina. The guilty plea came just before his second trial was set to begin.
Carney's Davos Speech Marks Canada-U.S. Policy Departure
Prime Minister Mark Carney's blunt Davos speech critiques U.S. foreign policy under Trump, signaling Canada's move toward middle-power alliances and away from traditional conciliation.
Fatal Dundas Street Collision Under Investigation in London
London police are investigating a fatal collision on Dundas Street that resulted in one death. Authorities are examining the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
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Avi Lewis Pitches NDP Revival in Calgary Leadership Tour
Federal NDP leadership candidate Avi Lewis campaigns in Calgary, proposing bold affordability measures while addressing the party's historic electoral setback and path forward.
Brantford Man Charged After Lost Phone Contains Child Porn
A Brantford man has been charged after police discovered child pornography on a lost cell phone. The investigation highlights digital evidence concerns.
RCMP Seize Guns, Crossbows on Fishing Lake First Nation
Saskatchewan RCMP have confiscated nine firearms, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, and multiple bows from a residence on Fishing Lake First Nation during a targeted operation.
Myles Gray Police Hearing Adjourned After Hot Mic Incident
A public hearing into the police-involved death of Myles Gray in Vancouver was abruptly adjourned after a hot mic captured an obscenity, highlighting ongoing tensions in the case.
Families Urge Ottawa to Act as Canadians Transferred from Syria
Parents of Canadians held in Syria are pressing the federal government for intervention as detainees are moved to Iraqi prisons, highlighting ongoing diplomatic and security challenges.
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Drug Bust in New Glasgow: Cocaine, Meth Seized
New Glasgow Regional Police have arrested a man and woman on trafficking charges after seizing cocaine, methamphetamine, cash, and trafficking materials from a Pleasant Street home.
Swastikas Painted on Brooklyn Playground Prompt Hate Crime Investigation
A playground in a Jewish neighborhood of Brooklyn was defaced with dozens of swastikas, leading to a hate crime investigation by New York police on January 22, 2026.
Carney Responds to Trump's Davos Remarks at Cabinet Meeting
Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed former U.S. President Donald Trump's recent Davos remarks during a cabinet meeting in Quebec City, focusing on Canada's global role, economic strategy, and national security priorities.
Michele Tafoya's Senate Bid Mocked Over NFL Experience
Former NBC football reporter Michele Tafoya faces widespread ridicule after claiming her sideline reporting experience qualifies her for a U.S. Senate seat in Minnesota's Republican primary race.
Toronto City Hall Criticized for Disrespecting Residents
Political commentator Brian Lilley and IntegrityTO's Daniel Tate discuss the perceived disregard for Toronto taxpayers by city leaders, sparking public debate.
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Trump's Hand Bruise from Davos Table, White House Says
The White House clarifies that President Donald Trump's left-hand bruising resulted from hitting a signing table at a Board of Peace event in Davos, Switzerland, amid various Canadian news updates.
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