Trump's Greenland Bid May Backfire, Benefit Rivals: WSJ
The Wall Street Journal warns President Trump's aggressive pursuit of Greenland could alienate allies and inadvertently strengthen Russia and China's strategic positions. Read the analysis.
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Krugman: Trump's Greenland Obsession Leads to 'Stupidest' Move
Nobel economist Paul Krugman analyzes Trump's 'weird' Greenland fixation and his tariff threat against European allies. Read the full breakdown of this diplomatic blunder.
Myles Gray Family Shouldn't Rely on Charity, Lawyer Says
The family of Myles Gray, who died after a 2015 confrontation with Vancouver police, faces financial strain as a hearing approaches. Their lawyer argues they shouldn't rely on charity for justice.
Vehicles set on fire in Flamborough; police probe arson
Hamilton police are investigating an arson incident in Flamborough after vehicles were allegedly set on fire. Get the latest details on the ongoing investigation.
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OPP Officer Charged, 8 Hurt in Toronto Chemical Incident
An OPP officer with 17 years of service faces impaired driving charges. Separately, eight people hospitalized after a chemical hazard in a North York condo. Get the latest details.
Man found dead in Regina's Prince of Wales area
Regina Police Service is investigating after a man was discovered deceased in the Prince of Wales neighbourhood. Authorities are on the scene as the probe continues.
On-duty Ontario police officer charged with impaired operation
An Ontario Provincial Police officer faces impaired operation charges after being found unconscious in an SUV. Get the latest details on this serious breach of duty.
Multiple Charges After OPP Traffic Stop in Northwestern Ontario
An Ontario Provincial Police traffic stop in the region's northwest has led to multiple criminal charges for a local resident. Get the details on the incident and the specific allegations.
Sudbury Activates Licence Plate Readers at 16 Sites
Greater Sudbury police have activated automated licence plate recognition cameras at 16 intersections across the city. The technology aims to enhance public safety but raises privacy considerations.
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OPP Investigate Vehicle 'Burnouts' in Blind River
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating multiple reports of dangerous vehicle 'burnout' stunts on roads in Blind River. Authorities urge public cooperation.
Licence Plate Reader Nabs Suspended Driver on Hwy. 17
A 45-year-old man with a suspended licence faces impaired driving charges after Ontario police caught him using automated technology on Highway 17. Learn how licence plate readers are enhancing road safety.
Edmonton Iranians rally, demand action for regime change
About 200 members of Edmonton's Iranian community gathered in Old Strathcona on January 18, 2026, calling for international intervention and regime change in Iran, following reported killings of protesters.
Concrete falls on Rideau Canal Skateway, city calls it minor
A piece of concrete fell from Ottawa's Bronson Bridge onto the Rideau Canal Skateway, leading to a localized access restriction. City officials assure the public the issue is minor and being addressed.
Mayor Frey: Federal Troop Threat to Minneapolis is 'Ridiculous'
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey condemns Pentagon's order of 1,500 active-duty soldiers for possible deployment, calling it an intimidation tactic. Read his full response and the political context.
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Thunder Bay police blitz nets 50 tickets on truck route
A targeted traffic enforcement operation on Thunder Bay's truck route resulted in 50 charges, including impaired driving. Police highlight ongoing road safety concerns.
Gun Control Advocates Warn of Flaw in Canada's Buyback Program
PolySeSouvient warns Canada's assault weapon buyback will fail if owners use compensation to buy new rifles. Advocates demand immediate sales ban.
Northern Ontario drug raid nets $50K, two charged
Ontario Provincial Police seized approximately $50,000 worth of drugs in a northern Ontario raid, leading to charges against two individuals. Get the full details on the investigation.
Mayor: Sending soldiers to Minneapolis unconstitutional
Winnipeg's mayor asserts that deploying Canadian soldiers for an immigration crackdown in Minneapolis would violate constitutional law. Get the full details on this cross-border controversy.
Ontario police officer charged with assault after 911 call
An on-duty police officer in Sault Ste. Marie faces an assault charge after a victim reported the incident via 911. Get the latest details on the case.
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Sarnia home invasion stopped by police after 911 call
A home invasion in Sarnia was interrupted by police following an urgent 911 call. Authorities seized evidence and are investigating the incident to ensure community safety.
Montreal budget cuts funding for outdoor refrigerated ice rinks
Montreal's outdoor refrigerated ice rinks are at risk after the city's 2026 budget allocated no money for their operation. Learn about the potential impact on winter culture.
Sankofa Square bleeding money after renaming, data shows
Toronto's Sankofa Square, formerly Yonge-Dundas Square, lost $1.5 million in 2025 as event permits plummeted. City blames U.S. tariffs, but polls show public disapproval of the rebrand. Read the full financial breakdown.
On-Duty Ontario Police Officer Faces Impaired Charges
An Ontario Provincial Police officer has been charged with impaired operation after a public complaint led to a vehicle impoundment in Northern Ontario. Get the full details on this developing story.
Children of 2019 Westboro bus crash victim get settlements
An Ontario Superior Court judge has approved structured settlements exceeding $60,000 each for the two minor children of a victim from the 2019 OC Transpo Westboro crash. Read the details of the court's decision.
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1,500 U.S. Soldiers on Alert for Possible Minnesota Deployment
The Pentagon has ordered 1,500 soldiers in Alaska to prepare for a potential deployment to Minnesota, where unrest continues over immigration enforcement. President Trump's final decision is pending.
10,000 Cases Tossed Yearly in Canada's Justice Crisis
Systemic delays force courts to drop 10,000 cases annually, including violent crimes, leaving victims vulnerable. Experts warn of a deepening crisis in Canada's justice system.
Man Charged for Disneyland Threats During VP Visit
A Southern California man faces up to 5 years for allegedly threatening "bloodshed" at Disneyland during Vice President JD Vance's 2025 visit. Read the details of the federal case.
Northern Ontario Man Faces Charge for Threats with Hammer
An Ontario Provincial Police investigation in Northern Ontario has led to charges against a man following an alleged incident involving threats with a hammer. Get the details.
Nearly 4,000 deaths verified in Iran protests: report
A U.S.-based activist group has verified 3,919 deaths from recent protests in Iran. The report emerges amid ongoing international calls for intervention.
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Indigenous News Trailblazer Dan David Dies at 73
Dan David, a pioneering Mohawk journalist and founding member of the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network, has passed away at 73. His legacy reshaped Indigenous storytelling in Canada.
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