Edmonton Police Await Autopsy in 2026's First Suspicious Death
The Edmonton Police Service is investigating the first suspicious death of 2026, with an autopsy pending to determine the cause. The incident occurred at 88 Street and 128 Avenue.
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Greater Sudbury Named Age-Friendly Community by Ontario
The Ontario government has officially recognized Greater Sudbury as an age-friendly community, highlighting ongoing efforts to support seniors despite acknowledged areas for improvement.
Active Police Investigation Underway on Peter Street in Windsor
Windsor Police Service is conducting an active investigation on Peter Street. Details remain limited as authorities work at the scene following the incident reported on January 22, 2026.
SUMA Advocates for Modernizing Municipal Tax Collection
The Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association is pushing for a comprehensive overhaul of municipal tax collection methods, arguing that existing systems are outdated and inefficient for modern governance needs.
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Suspect Arrested After Large Police Search in Kemptville
Ontario Provincial Police have apprehended an individual following a significant search operation in Kemptville that was initiated by a mischief call, with authorities responding to the incident in North Grenville.
Atlantic First Nations Chiefs Call for Federal Meeting After Deaths
First Nations leaders in Atlantic Canada are urgently requesting a meeting with federal partners to address recent deaths and systemic issues affecting their communities.
Carney's Davos Speech Shows Indifference to Tyranny
Prime Minister Mark Carney's World Economic Forum speech draws criticism for perceived indifference to authoritarian regimes, drawing parallels to Trump's approach.
Calgary Drug Bust: Cocaine, Meth and Guns Seized
ALERT announces charges laid after significant seizure of cocaine, methamphetamine and multiple firearms in Calgary drug trafficking investigation. Police operation targets organized crime.
Second-Degree Murder Charge in 2007 Alberta Homicide
Alberta RCMP announce a second-degree murder charge in a nearly two-decade-old homicide case from central Alberta, marking a significant development in the cold case investigation.
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Minnesota Fraud Mastermind Faces 33 Years for $250M Scam
Aimee Bock, convicted of orchestrating a $250 million fraud scheme through Feeding Our Future, faces 33 years in prison while blaming Minnesota officials for her downfall.
Winnipeg Walmart Stabbing in Parking Lot After Altercation
A serious altercation at a Winnipeg Walmart on Empress Street escalated into a stabbing in the parking lot, prompting police response and investigation into the violent incident.
Germany Expels Russian Spy Handler, Moscow Vows Response
Germany has expelled a Russian diplomat accused of being an intelligence handler, prompting a vow of retaliation from Moscow amid heightened tensions.
Lutnick Calls Carney Speech 'Noise', Cautions on China
A prominent critic labels PM Carney's Davos address as mere political theater while urging caution in Canada's dealings with China, amid broader economic and security discussions.
Minnesota $250M Fraud Mastermind Faces 33 Years Prison
Aimee Bock, convicted in $250M Feeding Our Future fraud scheme, faces 33 years prison. She blames Minnesota officials, claims minimal personal gain despite forfeiting $5M.
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Taber Man Charged in Lethbridge Hotel Sexual Assault Case
A 22-year-old Taber man faces multiple charges after allegedly sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl in a Lethbridge hotel room. Police found six teenagers with the man during a property recovery call.
Health Canada Announces Layoffs Amid Federal Workforce Changes
Health Canada has become the latest federal department to issue layoff notices, signaling ongoing workforce adjustments within the Canadian government. This development follows similar actions across various departments as Ottawa navigates budgetary and o
Snow Clearing Starts in Downtown Sudbury
Greater Sudbury initiates downtown snow removal while addressing sidewalk accessibility. The city also increases emergency shelter capacity during a severe cold snap affecting Ontario.
Suspended Driver Charged After Kirkland Lake Crash
A 31-year-old man in Northern Ontario faces impaired driving and uttering threats charges following a single-vehicle crash near Kirkland Lake last month, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
Quebec CAQ to Choose New Leader, Premier April 12
The Coalition Avenir Québec will select its new leader and Quebec's next premier on April 12, 2026, marking a significant political transition in the province.
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Quebec Pushes Back GHG Reduction Target to 2035
The Quebec government has extended its greenhouse gas reduction deadline by five years to 2035, citing economic and implementation challenges in its climate policy.
Driver Pleads Guilty to Fatal Saskatoon Collision
Wylie Gunnar Vermette admitted to dangerous driving causing death and bodily harm after a June 2024 crash where he drove over 100 km/h in a residential area.
Zelenskyy Slams Europe's War Response as 'Groundhog Day'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemns the European response to Russia's ongoing war, comparing Ukraine's situation to a repetitive 'Groundhog Day' scenario.
Chinese Ambassador Doubts PM's Visa-Free Claim with Canada
The Chinese ambassador to Canada has publicly cast doubt on the Prime Minister's assertion that Beijing agreed to visa-free entry, raising questions about diplomatic transparency.
Sudbury Marks Crime Stoppers Month with Community Event
Community leaders and policing partners gathered in Greater Sudbury to officially launch Crime Stoppers Month, emphasizing public collaboration in crime prevention and anonymous tip reporting.
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Mount Forest Teen Charged with Assault, Threats
A teenager from Mount Forest has been formally charged by Wellington County OPP with assault and uttering threats following a police investigation into a serious incident.
Windsor Police Seek Help Identifying Fraud Suspect
Windsor Police are asking for public help to identify a female suspect involved in a fraud incident at a Tecumseh Road business last month, plus five other theft suspects.
Anti-ICE Protesters Arrested in Minnesota Church Incident
Two anti-ICE agitators have been arrested following a protest that disrupted a church service in St. Paul, Minnesota. Authorities emphasize protection of religious freedom.
Trump, Zelenskyy Hold 'Good' Meeting in Davos on Ukraine War
Former U.S. President Donald Trump met with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Davos, expressing optimism about ending Russia's war as diplomatic efforts intensify.
Liberals Win Minority in 2025 Election Defined by Trump Tariffs
The Liberal Party, led by Mark Carney, has won a minority government in the 2025 federal election, a contest heavily influenced by Donald Trump's tariff threats against Canada.
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Liberals Win Minority in 2025 Election Defined by Trump Tariffs
The Liberal Party, led by Mark Carney, has won a minority government in the 2025 federal election, a contest heavily influenced by Donald Trump's tariff threats against Canada.
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