Winnipeg Firefighters Respond to Two Apartment Fires Tuesday
Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service crews were dispatched to two separate apartment building fires on Tuesday evening, working to contain the blazes and ensure resident safety.
Category : Politics
Poland, Italy Opt Out of Trump's Board of Peace Plan
In a significant diplomatic development, Poland and Italy have officially announced they will not join former U.S. President Donald Trump's Board of Peace initiative, signaling potential challenges for the proposed international framework.
Zelenskiy: Territory Deal Focus of Next US Talks on Ukraine War
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has accepted a US offer to host talks next week aimed at ending Russia's war, with negotiators set to tackle the contentious issue of territory, including a proposed free economic zone in Donbas.
Man Charged with Murder in 2024 Brampton Shooting
A man has been formally charged with first-degree murder in connection with a deadly 2024 shooting in Brampton, as police continue their investigation into the homicide.
Quebec Doctors Seek to Share Powers with Health Professionals
The Quebec College of Physicians proposes expanding authority to other healthcare workers, aiming to improve patient access and system efficiency amid ongoing reforms.
Inquest into Saskatchewan Penitentiary Inmate Death Begins
A public inquest has commenced in Prince Albert to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of an inmate at Saskatchewan Penitentiary, aiming to provide transparency and recommendations.
Two Vehicles Damaged in Montreal Fire
A fire in Montreal's Saint-Laurent borough on February 10, 2026, resulted in damage to two vehicles. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in urban areas.
Windsor City Hall Criticized for Ice Rink Protester Arrest
Windsor Star readers argue that the arrest of a protester at the city hall ice rink violates Canadian Charter rights, calling for education on freedoms.
Iran's 1979 Revolution Commemorated Amid Crackdown and U.S. Tensions
Iran commemorates the 1979 Islamic Revolution anniversary as public anger over government crackdowns and escalating tensions with the United States cast a shadow over the celebrations.
Carney Popular Despite Economic Failures, Polls Show
Prime Minister Mark Carney maintains a significant lead over Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre in approval ratings, despite criticism of his economic record and trade policies. Recent polls show Carney favored by 53% of Canadians compared to Poilievre'
Regina Physiotherapist's Sexual Assault Trial Nears Conclusion
The trial of Dipan Nareshbhai Chauhan, a Regina physiotherapist accused of sexually assaulting a patient, has concluded evidence presentation. The complainant testified about inappropriate touching, while Chauhan denied all allegations through a translato
Police Probe Three Deaths in Kitigan Zibi Community
Authorities are investigating the deaths of three individuals in the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg community in Quebec, with details emerging as the community grapples with the tragic incident.
Gisèle Pelicot Reveals Husband's Rape Crimes in Harrowing Account
Gisèle Pelicot publicly recounts the traumatic discovery of her husband's rape convictions, detailing the emotional aftermath of a landmark trial that shocked France.
Calgary's Growth Demands Clarity: Jon Cornish on Systems Upgrade
University of Calgary chancellor Jon Cornish argues that Calgary's path to 2 million residents requires rational systems alignment, not emotional reactions, to avoid infrastructure strain and amplify advantages.
Building Calgary's Character Through Diversity and Collaboration
Think-tank member Hon. Lois Mitchell argues that as Calgary approaches 2 million residents, its future prosperity depends on embracing diversity, fostering collaboration, and investing in people rather than viewing growth as a problem.
Huntsville Apartment Dispute: Handgun and Iron Bar Allegedly Flashed
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a serious incident at a Huntsville apartment where a handgun and iron bar were allegedly brandished during a dispute, with authorities seeking witnesses.
Firefighter Injured in Etobicoke Auto Shop Fire
A Toronto firefighter sustained injuries while responding to a significant fire at a commercial auto repair facility in Etobicoke. The incident highlights the dangers faced by first responders.
Small Ransom Payment in Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping
A small payment of less than $300 was made to a Bitcoin account linked to the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping, far below the $6 million ransom demand. New evidence includes doorbell camera footage of a masked individual.
Liberals' Spring Election Push Lacks Substantive Achievements
Analysis questions the Liberal government's rationale for seeking a spring election, highlighting Mark Carney's limited policy reversals and continued high spending despite poll advantages.
Minister's Refusal to Deport Knifepoint Robber Raises Justice Issues
A violent refugee from St. Vincent remains in Canada despite a 2019 deportation order, as CBSA requires Immigration Minister Lena Diab's permission to act, highlighting systemic failures in justice and immigration enforcement.
U.S. Border Crackdown on Canadian Work Visa Professionals
Canadian professionals face increased scrutiny and denial of entry at U.S. borders, with reports of humiliation and disrespect from customs agents. Immigration experts warn of systemic tightening of TN visa rules.
Mother's Dangerous Journey to Canada from Trump's America
A Haitian migrant mother shares her harrowing story of crossing into Canada from the U.S., highlighting the human impact of immigration policies and the role of Montreal advocacy groups.
Trump's $400M Ballroom Called 'Desperately Needed' Amid Backlash
President Donald Trump insists his private-funded White House ballroom is urgently required, while critics highlight pressing public needs like healthcare and affordability.
U.S. Halts El Paso Airport Flights Over Security
The FAA has grounded all flights at El Paso International Airport near the Mexico border for special security reasons, with restrictions in place until February 21.
Study: Police Emergency Alerts Effectiveness in Canada
A new research study analyzes how Canadian police forces utilize emergency alert systems and evaluates their effectiveness as public safety tools.
London Council Expands Warming Shelter Opening Rules
London's city council has endorsed a plan to adjust the criteria for opening warming shelters, aiming to provide more flexible and responsive support during extreme cold weather events.
White House Press Secretary Grilled on Deleted Social Media Posts
White House press secretary Karine Leavitt faced tough questions about controversial social media posts from President Trump and VP Vance that were later deleted, sparking debate over administration messaging.
New Ottawa Program Keeps Homeless Out of Shelters
A Shepherds of Good Hope pilot program in Ottawa helps prevent homelessness by diverting people from shelters to alternative housing solutions before they enter the system.
Christie: GOP Privately Slams Trump, Names Graham
Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie reveals many Republicans privately criticize Donald Trump while publicly praising him, specifically naming Senator Lindsey Graham during a candid interview.
Calgary Police Hunt Suspect After Shooting Leaves Man Critical
Calgary police are actively seeking a suspect following an apparent shooting that left a man with critical injuries. The incident occurred in Calgary, prompting an investigation.
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