Federal Firearms Buyback Program Launches with March Deadline
The federal government has launched its firearms compensation program, setting aside $250 million. Gun owners have until the end of March to declare participation for a chance at payment.
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Woman assaulted in Fredericton break-in, police arrest suspect
Fredericton Police have arrested a 24-year-old man following a violent break-and-enter where a woman was assaulted. Get the latest details on the investigation.
Kelowna man arrested twice in two weeks for break-ins
A 24-year-old Kelowna man faces charges after being arrested twice in two weeks for alleged break-ins. RCMP detail the incidents and ongoing investigation.
Clean fuel rules draw criticism over affordability concerns
New federal clean fuel regulations face backlash as Canadians struggle with high living costs. Critics argue the policy will increase fuel prices, while the government defends its climate goals. Read the full analysis.
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Iraqi Army Takes Over Key Base Post-U.S. Withdrawal
Iraqi forces have officially taken control of a strategic military base following the withdrawal of U.S. troops. Prime Minister al-Sudani oversaw the transfer, marking a pivotal moment for Iraqi sovereignty.
Montreal minister supports Jolin-Barrette for CAQ leadership
Transport Minister Julien commits support for Simon Jolin-Barrette if he runs to succeed François Legault as head of the Coalition Avenir Québec. Get the latest on the potential leadership race.
Uganda's Museveni wins 7th term, opposition rejects results
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has secured a seventh term in office, according to official results. The opposition has rejected the outcome, alleging irregularities.
Large drug seizure by Barrie police after warrant
Barrie police have confiscated a significant quantity of drugs after executing an arrest warrant. Get the latest details on this major seizure and ongoing investigation.
Edmonton parking ban extended for urgent snow removal
Edmonton extends its residential parking ban into the weekend to urgently clear snow from neighbourhoods. Find out what streets are affected and when you can park again.
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Man fears leaving home after Minneapolis immigration raid
A man released following a federal immigration raid in Minneapolis describes living in fear. The emotional arrest highlights ongoing tensions in U.S. immigration enforcement. Read his story.
Minneapolis Family SUV Flooded with Tear Gas in 2026
A Minneapolis family was caught between protesters and police in January 2026, resulting in their SUV being flooded with tear gas. Read the full details of this harrowing incident.
Surrey police investigate extortion link in Bear Creek shooting
Surrey Police are investigating a possible extortion link after shots were fired at a Bear Creek residence. No one was injured. Police seek witnesses and video footage.
Israel Objects to U.S. Gaza Committee, Criticizes Ally
Israel publicly criticizes the White House for forming a Gaza executive committee without its input. The move complicates ceasefire efforts and highlights deep divisions over post-war governance.
Virginia's First Female Governor Takes Office
Democrat Abigail Spanberger makes history as Virginia's first female governor. Her inauguration marks a new political chapter with Democrats controlling state government.
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Israel Rejects U.S. Gaza Board Over Turkish Role
Israel's PM Netanyahu says U.S. Gaza executive board was not coordinated with Israel and contradicts policy, opposing Turkish involvement. Details on the board's members and the ceasefire plan.
Large crowds expected for Vancouver rallies on Iran, U.S. aggression
Vancouver police deploy extra officers as thousands gather downtown for protests against U.S. policies and the killing of demonstrators in Iran. Get the latest details.
Calgary Tower Marks 50 Years of Crime Stoppers
The iconic Calgary Tower was illuminated to honour a half-century of the anonymous tip program. Discover how Crime Stoppers has helped solve cases and how you can contribute to community safety.
Skeete Won't Seek CAQ Leadership, Others Test Waters
Quebec's International Relations Minister Christopher Skeete announces he will not run for CAQ leadership. Other ministers, including Christine Fréchette and Simon Jolin-Barrette, are considering bids. Read the latest on the race to replace François Legau
Federal Firearm Buyback Program Opens Monday
Canada's federal firearm buyback program launches January 20, 2026. Gun owners have until March 31 to register prohibited firearms for compensation. Learn the key details.
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Major Protests Planned for Downtown Vancouver Saturday
Police prepare for large-scale demonstrations in downtown Vancouver this Saturday. Organizers expect thousands to gather at various locations. Stay informed on traffic and safety updates.
Winnipeg begins city-wide snowplowing operation Sunday
City of Winnipeg crews are starting a major snow clearing operation on residential streets this Sunday. Get the latest details on the plowing schedule and what residents need to know.
Protest in London against China's planned mega embassy
Opponents, including UK opposition leader Kemi Badenoch, protest China's proposed London mega embassy as a key planning decision deadline approaches. Get the latest details.
Toronto police arrest suspect in string of knife-point robberies
Toronto police have apprehended a 24-year-old man believed to be responsible for a series of violent knife-point robberies across the city. Get the latest details on the investigation and charges.
Doctor's husband hired hitmen for $15,000 in hammer murder
The shocking 2015 murder of Dr. Teresa Sievers, bludgeoned with a hammer, unraveled a dark plot involving her husband, infidelity, and a $6.5M insurance payout. Read the full investigation.
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Waterloo lifts on-street parking ban
The City of Waterloo has officially lifted its on-street parking ban. Get the latest details on the decision and what it means for residents and commuters.
Sarnia police investigating early morning stabbing
Police in Sarnia, Ontario, are investigating a stabbing that occurred in the early hours of January 17, 2026. Authorities are seeking information from the public.
Edmonton Police Investigate First Suspicious Death of 2026
Edmonton Police Service's Homicide Section is investigating the suspicious death of a 51-year-old man found in a north Edmonton residence. Police urge anyone with information to come forward.
Man Found Not Guilty in Marine One Laser Incident
A Washington, D.C. jury took just 35 minutes to acquit a homeless man charged with pointing a laser at Marine One. The case highlights criticism of U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro's prosecutorial focus.
Charles Milliard Enters Quebec Liberal Leadership Race
Montreal's Charles Milliard has officially launched his campaign to lead the Quebec Liberal Party. Get the latest details on his candidacy and the race's implications.
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Gimli Mayor Suspended Following Probe
The mayor of the Rural Municipality of Gimli has been suspended from office after an investigation substantiated several allegations. Learn the details of the council's decision.
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