Brother of Vancouver suspect's killer describes 'ripple effect'
The brother of a man killed in Vancouver speaks out, calling the tragedy a 'ripple effect' of violence. Read the full story on the ongoing impact.
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Olivier Primeau says no to CAQ leadership race
Entrepreneur and social media influencer Olivier Primeau has declined to enter the race to succeed François Legault as CAQ leader, despite speculation he could 'change the game.'
ICE Shooting: Victim May Have Been Hit by 4 Bullets
A new report reveals Renee Good may have been shot four times by an ICE officer in Minneapolis. Details emerge of chaotic scene and delayed medical aid. Read the full investigation.
Gym Love Triangle Turns Violent with 25-Pound Weight Throw
A Texas woman faces aggravated assault charges after allegedly hurling a 25-pound weight plate at a suspected romantic rival in a Houston-area gym. Get the shocking details.
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MP Jivani Offers to Aid Carney on U.S. Ties
Conservative MP Jamil Jivani offers his unique White House connections to PM Mark Carney's government to navigate critical Canada-U.S. trade and tariff issues. Read more.
Kyrsten Sinema sued by bodyguard's ex-wife over affair
Former U.S. Senator Kyrsten Sinema faces a lawsuit accusing her of seducing her married bodyguard with lavish gifts, trips, and psychedelic drugs, leading to his divorce. Read the explosive details.
Ottawa teen charged in Hamilton swatting incidents
A 14-year-old from Ottawa faces mischief charges for seven swatting calls in Hamilton, prompting major police responses to fake emergencies. Learn the details.
NYC Mayor's 'Collectivism' Speech Ignites Socialism Debate
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's inaugural address championing collectivism over individualism sparks analysis. Columnist Larry Elder critiques the vision, citing wisdom from Booker T. Washington and others on hard work and personal responsibility.
CBC's 'Social Cohesion' Mandate Sparks Propaganda Debate
A leaked federal briefing note outlines CBC's role in fostering social cohesion, raising questions about impartiality. Critics argue it crosses into propaganda. Get the full story.
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Whitby teen stops truck thieves with hockey stick
A 17-year-old Whitby hockey player defended his father's truck from three would-be thieves using his sister's hockey stick. Read how this Canadian story unfolded.
Minneapolis ICE Shooting Fuels 'Comply or Die' Rhetoric
After the fatal shooting of Renee Good by an ICE officer, Trump and GOP lawmakers suggest disrespect justifies lethal force. Explore the chilling shift in law enforcement rhetoric.
B.C. Conservative Hopeful Elliott Assembles Political Dream Team
Political newcomer Caroline Elliott enters the B.C. Conservative Party leadership race with a formidable team of seasoned operatives, including Kory Teneycke. Discover her platform and the strategy behind her campaign.
Calgary man faces 16-year sentence for ISIS terror acts
Crown prosecutors seek a 16-year prison sentence for a Calgary man convicted of joining ISIS and committing terrorist acts in Syria. Read the latest court details.
Alberta Ends Family Violence Death Review Committee
Alberta's move to dismantle its Family Violence Death Review Committee in 2025 risks lives by halting a key tool for preventing domestic homicides. Experts warn this decision undermines systemic learning and accountability.
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No Update on Public Servant Layoff Transition Plan
Ottawa MP Mona Fortier provides no update on a promised transition plan for public servants facing layoffs, as job cut notifications are sent out. Treasury Board points to existing programs.
Ottawa Police Text Service Handles Blizzard Conditions
Ottawa Police's new text-messaging service successfully managed 579 texts to 134 callers during a severe blizzard, improving communication and transparency for non-urgent cases.
Carney's China Trip Raises Questions for Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney's meeting with China's Xi Jinping ignites debate on Canada's foreign policy direction. Experts weigh in on the risks and rewards of engagement.
Japan, South Korea leaders play K-pop after diplomatic talks
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi shared a unique cultural moment, playing K-pop hits on drums after official talks in Nara, Japan, on January 13, 2026.
Peter Milobar joins BC Conservative leadership contest
Peter Milobar, a former BC Liberal MLA, has officially entered the race to become the next leader of the BC Conservative Party, joining a growing field of contenders.
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Cold case unit investigates French rapist Dominique Pelicot
French prosecutors confirm a cold case unit is reviewing the crimes of Dominique Pelicot, who admitted to drugging and facilitating the rape of his wife. Get the latest details.
PQ Leader: Legault Failed to Boost Quebec in Canada
Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says Premier François Legault's resignation marks the end of an era and the failure of his nationalist vision. Read the analysis.
London Police Appeal for Victims of Distraction Thefts
London Police are urging victims to come forward following a series of distraction thefts. Authorities are investigating and need public assistance to identify all affected individuals.
Cross-party effort aims to end stock trading by U.S. lawmakers
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators, including Republican Ashley Moody and Democrat Kirsten Gillibrand, is pushing to ban stock trading by members of Congress. This effort aims to restore public trust by eliminating potential conflicts of interest.
Edmonton residential snow clearing 43% complete
City of Edmonton crews have cleared 43% of residential roads after recent snowfall. Get the latest updates on the snow removal operation and what residents can expect next.
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Fredericton Fire crews train for ice water rescues
Fredericton Fire crews sharpen their life-saving skills with ice water rescue training at Killarney Lake. Learn how first responders prepare for winter emergencies.
Arrest in London's first 2026 homicide
London police have arrested a suspect following a fatal stabbing near Dundas and Hewitt streets on January 13, marking the city's first homicide of 2026.
CBP Mandates Advanced Crowd-Control Training for Officers
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is requiring more officers to undergo advanced crowd-control training, expanding their role in domestic immigration enforcement amid Minneapolis protests. Learn the implications.
World's Right-Wing Unites to Endorse Orbán Before Hungary Vote
Conservative leaders globally endorse Viktor Orbán ahead of Hungary's election. The move highlights shifting political alliances and the PM's international influence. Read the full story.
How Iran's Unrest Directly Affects Edmonton and Alberta
The Iranian regime's violent crackdown on protesters and its history of violence, including the downing of Flight PS752, has direct consequences for Edmontonians and Alberta's economy. Learn why this distant conflict hits close to home.
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Hanover theft suspect tied to global crime ring: police chief
Hanover's police chief alleges a local theft suspect has connections to an international criminal organization. Get the latest details on this developing investigation.
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