Eby: Close Refugee Loopholes for Extortion Suspects
B.C. Premier David Eby calls on Vancouver MPs to address legal loopholes allowing individuals accused of extortion to claim refugee status in Canada.
Category : Politics
Ex-Mountie: Vancouver Man Feared 'Hit' Due to Feeling
A coroner's inquest hears testimony from a former RCMP officer about a Vancouver man's premonition of danger before the deaths of Janet Nguyen, Chris Duong, and their sons.
Moncton Double-Murder Trial: Police Operation Testimony
The Moncton double-murder trial continues as the court hears detailed testimony regarding the police operation. Key evidence presented sheds light on the investigation.
Brampton Man Charged in 3-Year Human Trafficking Case
A 46-year-old man from Brampton has been criminally charged following an extensive investigation into alleged sexual trafficking of a victim over a three-year period in southern Ontario.
London Court Appearances in Firearms, Explosives Probe
Individuals accused in a London firearms and explosive chemicals investigation have made court appearances after police discovered hazardous materials on Chesham Avenue.
Unlicensed Snow Dump Closed in Wilmot Township
Local officials in Wilmot Township have taken action against an unauthorized snow disposal site, with heavy machinery observed at the location. The shutdown highlights ongoing municipal enforcement efforts.
Finnish Shipyards Build U.S. Icebreakers Despite Greenland Tensions
Finland's shipyards, including a Canadian-owned facility, are constructing icebreakers for the U.S. Coast Guard, but geopolitical tensions over Greenland and U.S.-EU relations cast uncertainty on the deal.
Nenshi Challenges Smith Despite Poor Poll Results
Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi remains undeterred by unfavorable polling data, challenging Premier Danielle Smith to defend her government's record in an upcoming campaign.
Soldier Honoured in Trenton Repatriation After Latvia Death
Gunner Sebastian Halmagean was repatriated at CFB Trenton after dying in Latvia. The Hamilton native served with 4th Artillery Regiment in New Brunswick.
Taxpayers Group Calls for End to Automatic MP Pay Raises
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation urges MPs to reject federally-mandated salary increases, citing public disgust with automatic raises amid economic challenges.
Ottawa Police Search for Missing Woman, 29, New to City
Ottawa Police request public assistance in locating Ashley Dellepalme, 29, who is new to the city and may struggle with navigation. She was last seen on Bronson Avenue.
First-Degree Murder Charge in Northern Saskatchewan Homicide
A suspect initially accused in a northern Saskatchewan homicide has now been formally charged with first-degree murder, as the RCMP continues its investigation into the case.
14 Dead After Migrant Boat Collides with Greek Coast Guard
A devastating collision between a migrant speedboat and a Greek coast guard vessel in the Aegean Sea has resulted in at least 14 fatalities, highlighting ongoing migration route dangers.
Cold Lake RCMP Arrest Man in Slow-Speed Tractor Chase
Cold Lake RCMP successfully tracked and arrested a suspect after a slow-speed chase involving a stolen $50,000 Kubota tractor, utilizing police dogs and drone technology.
Russia's Info War Successful in Canada: Security Official
Canada's top security advisor warns that Russian disinformation campaigns are increasingly influencing Canadian public opinion about the Ukraine war, while testifying about foreign election interference.
Suspect Flees After Driving into Toronto Streetcar Tunnel
Toronto police are searching for a suspect who drove a vehicle into the Queens Quay streetcar tunnel, causing significant disruptions and raising safety concerns in the downtown core.
Jill Biden's Ex-Husband Charged with Murder in Delaware
William Stevenson, briefly married to Jill Biden decades ago, faces first-degree murder charges for the death of his wife Linda. Delaware police announced the indictment.
Sentencing Continues in London Teen's Stabbing Death
Jennifer McDonnell, mother of slain 16-year-old Malik McDonnell-Mills, expresses enduring grief as sentencing submissions proceed in London court case.
Two Injured in Targeted Prince George Shooting, RCMP Warn
RCMP report two people injured in a targeted shooting in Prince George, highlighting concerns over increased weapons violence in the city as police investigate the incident.
London Firearms Explosives Case: Accused in Court
Individuals charged in a London investigation involving firearms and explosive chemicals have appeared in court for the first time, following a police discovery on Chesham Avenue.
Seif al-Islam Gadhafi Killed in North Africa
Officials confirm the death of Seif al-Islam Gadhafi, son of Libya's former dictator Muammar Gadhafi, in a north African country, marking a significant development in regional politics.
33 Doctors Quit Over Bill 2, Quebec Scrambles to Fill Positions
Santé Québec faces a healthcare crisis as 33 physicians leave the Outaouais region following Bill 2, leaving 15,000 patients without family doctors and exposing systemic access problems.
UCP Raises $9.3M, NDP $6.3M in Alberta Political Funding
Alberta's United Conservative Party raised over $9.3 million in 2025, setting a non-election year record, while the Opposition NDP collected $6.3 million, highlighting significant political financial support.
Liberal MNA Marwah Rizqy Leaves Party, Sits as Independent
Former Liberal parliamentary leader Marwah Rizqy has left the Quebec Liberal Party caucus and will now sit as an Independent in the National Assembly, citing personal peace with her decision.
Import Costs Drove Canada's Food Inflation: BOC Study
Bank of Canada research reveals that rising import costs, not domestic factors, were responsible for nearly all of last year's acceleration in food price inflation, with specific impacts on coffee and confectionery.
Import Costs Drove Canada's Food Inflation, BOC Says
Bank of Canada research reveals rising import costs, not domestic factors, were responsible for nearly all of last year's food inflation acceleration, with specific impacts on coffee and confectionery.
Barrie Youth Charged in August Dirt Bike Crash
A youth from Barrie faces charges following a serious dirt bike crash in August 2025 that left a teenager with significant injuries, as police continue their investigation.
Six Suspected Femicides in Quebec Over Six Weeks
Quebec faces a troubling surge in gender-based violence with six suspected femicides reported in just six weeks, highlighting urgent calls for action and systemic change.
LaSalle's 20-Year Parks Plan Faces Funding Concerns
LaSalle's ambitious new Parks, Recreation and Culture Master Plan outlines extensive upgrades over two decades, but council members question affordability of the $25 million annual price tag.
Quebec Constitutional Debate Heats Up in National Assembly
Political scientist Guy Laforest supports Quebec's proposed constitution for greater autonomy, while critics warn it threatens human rights and the rule of law in divisive National Assembly hearings.
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