Windsor-LaSalle Bail Unit Doubles Arrests in 2025
Windsor and LaSalle police report a surge in arrests from their joint bail compliance program, targeting high-risk offenders breaching conditions. See the 2025 results.
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IIO investigates arrest of woman at Surrey police station
B.C.'s police watchdog is investigating after a woman was arrested while trying to file a report at the Surrey RCMP detachment. The IIO confirms the incident is under review.
Parole Extended for Killer of Brampton Girl, 12
Douglas Worth, who raped and murdered 12-year-old Trina Campbell in 1987, has had his day parole extended by six months. The Parole Board of Canada acknowledges he remains an 'above-average risk'.
Arrest made, suspects sought in violent Eastern Ontario home invasions
Ottawa Police, with Brockville and OPP, seek suspects in a violent home invasion series. A 26-year-old man faces multiple charges. Police urge public to provide information.
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Windsor 911 Service Restored After Technical Issues
Emergency 911 calling services in Windsor have been fully restored after a disruption. Authorities confirm the system is now operational. Stay informed on local safety updates.
CAQ Faces Leadership Void After Legault Steps Down
Premier François Legault resigns after 14 years leading the CAQ, leaving the party he founded without an obvious successor ahead of a crucial provincial election. Political analysts assess the path forward.
Man charged by Ottawa police in violent crime spree
Ottawa police have laid charges against a man accused of involvement in a series of violent crimes across the region. Get the latest details on the investigation.
NATO Nations Deploy to Greenland Amid U.S.-Denmark Rift
Denmark says a 'fundamental disagreement' with the U.S. over Greenland persists after high-level talks, as Germany and other NATO allies announce a permanent military deployment to the Arctic island.
Legault Steps Down as Quebec Premier in Election Year
Quebec Premier François Legault announces resignation as his CAQ party battles for last place in polls. Analysis of the political shockwave and what's next for Quebec.
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FBI searches Washington Post reporter's home in leak probe
FBI agents seized a phone and computers from a Washington Post reporter who wrote about Trump's government overhaul. Press freedom groups condemn the raid as a dangerous escalation. Read the full story.
Regina man charged with extortion of teen
A Regina man faces extortion charges after allegedly targeting a 15-year-old. Police detail the investigation and warn the public about online safety. Read the full story.
Surrey homicide victim identified, not gang-related: police
IHIT identifies victim of Jan. 13 Surrey shooting as Baljinder 'Binder' Singh Garcha, 46. Police confirm the homicide is not connected to gang activity. Investigation continues.
Phase 2 of Gaza Peace Plan Begins, Focus on Demilitarization
The U.S. announces the start of Phase 2 of the Gaza peace plan, demanding full demilitarization and a new technocratic administration. Hamas signals willingness to dissolve its government.
Legault's Resignation Alters Quebec's Political Landscape
François Legault's resignation as CAQ leader and premier reshuffles the 2026 Quebec election dynamics. Analysis suggests PQ's Paul St-Pierre Plamondon may have the most to lose as the political terrain shifts.
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London vacant building fires expose shelter shortage
A fire at 687 Dundas St. E. underscores London's urgent need for shelter space. As micro-shelter work resumes, the city grapples with a growing housing crisis. Learn more about the community impact.
Trump: Iran Stopped Executions, U.S. Response Unclear
President Trump states Iran has stopped planned executions amid protests, citing 'good authority.' U.S. response options, including military strikes, are under review as death toll rises.
Scarborough Church Targeted in Break-and-Enter: Police Probe
Toronto Police are investigating a break-in at a Scarborough church. Authorities are seeking information as the probe continues. Learn the latest details.
$86K in Contraband Seized from N.B. Prison
Correctional officers at the Atlantic Institution in Renous, N.B., have seized contraband valued at $86,000. Discover the details of the major prison seizure and its implications.
Windsor-Essex road salt supplies holding steady
Municipal officials in Windsor-Essex confirm road salt reserves are sufficient despite a demanding winter season. Learn how the region manages its supply.
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Alberta separation question called 'offensive and alarming'
A University of Alberta professor condemns Alberta separation rhetoric as harmful to Indigenous treaty rights. Get the full analysis of this political debate.
Halifax man wanted since October arrested
Robert Patrick Sullivan, a man sought by police since last fall, is now in custody. Get the details on the arrest and the ongoing investigation.
RCMP search for suspect in rural Sask. cigarette theft
Saskatchewan RCMP are asking for the public's help to identify a suspect wanted in connection with a cigarette theft from a rural village store. Details on the investigation.
House Advances Stock Trading Limits, Stops Short of Ban
The U.S. House committee advanced a bill restricting stock trades by lawmakers, focusing on insider trading but not a full ownership ban. Critics call it a 'sham' that fails to address core conflicts of interest.
Suspected gang member found dead after Surrey house fire: IHIT
Homicide investigators confirm the man found dead after a Surrey house fire is 27-year-old Naseem Mohammed, a suspected gang member. Get the latest details.
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Former Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre Seeks Bankruptcy Protection
Former Montreal mayor and MP Denis Coderre has sought bankruptcy protection, citing debts exceeding $1.1 million. Get the full details on this major political figure's financial situation.
François Legault Resigns as Quebec Premier
Quebec Premier François Legault has announced his resignation. We look back at the key moments that defined his political career and the reactions from across the province.
Iranian refugee's protest in Ontario goes viral worldwide
An Iranian refugee in Richmond Hill, Ontario, ignited a global movement by lighting a cigarette with a burning image of Iran's leader. Her defiant act became a viral symbol of protest.
Tecumseh mayor tables 2026 budget, confident of passage
Tecumseh Mayor Gary McNamara expresses strong confidence that the newly tabled 2026 municipal budget will gain council approval. Get the details on the financial plan.
Poll: Democrats at 50-Year Liberal High, House Win Predicted
New Gallup data shows a historic shift as Democrats embrace the liberal label. Analyst Harry Enten predicts this realignment will lead to a House victory in 2026. Explore the numbers.
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London micro-shelter construction resumes, new opening date set
Construction has resumed on London's Cheese Factory Road micro-shelter community for people experiencing homelessness. City hall has revised the project's opening date. Learn more about the progress and timeline.
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