Toronto MP Erskine-Smith to Run for Ontario Liberal Leader
Federal Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith confirms his intention to seek the leadership of the Ontario Liberal Party, marking a significant shift in provincial politics.
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North Regina Police Operation Blocks Traffic
A Regina Police Service operation in north Regina has led to significant traffic blockages, causing delays for commuters and residents in the area.
Saskatoon Police Probe First 2026 Homicide
Saskatoon authorities are investigating the city's first homicide of 2026, with details emerging about the ongoing police inquiry into the tragic incident.
Montreal Borough Vows Better Emergency Communication Post-Blackout
Following a 72-hour power outage affecting over 6,000 households, Côte-des-Neiges—Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough commits to improving crisis communication strategies and infrastructure upgrades.
Poilievre Tackles Trump Test with New Statesmanlike Posture
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre addressed criticism over his silence on Donald Trump at the party convention, signaling a strategic shift toward aligning with Prime Minister Mark Carney's foreign policy stance.
Live-Fire Exercises to Rock Meaford in 2026
The Canadian Armed Forces will conduct live-fire training exercises near Meaford, Ontario, in 2026, generating significant noise and activity in the region.
FBI Pleads for Help in Search for NBC Host's Missing Mother
The FBI has issued a public plea for assistance as the search for Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of NBC Today host Savannah Guthrie, enters its third day. Authorities continue to investigate her disappearance.
Calgary Men Charged in City Hall Plaza Screen Collapse
Two Calgary men face charges after a large LED screen fell at a pop-up market at City Hall Plaza in June 2025, injuring eight people. The incident occurred during a busy summer event.
Halifax Woman Arrested on Provincewide Warrant: RCMP
Rebecca Anne Davenport, a Halifax woman wanted on a provincewide warrant, has been arrested by Nova Scotia RCMP. Details on the charges and circumstances remain limited as police continue their investigation.
Hamilton to Honour Soldier Killed in Latvia
The Hamilton community prepares to honour Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, a Canadian soldier from the city who died while serving in Latvia, as tributes are planned.
North Bay Councillor Jamie Lowery Announces Mayoral Bid
North Bay Councillor Jamie Lowery has declared his candidacy for mayor in the upcoming municipal election, criticizing current city management and promising a modernization agenda for local governance.
400+ RCMP Members Faced Misconduct Allegations in 2024
A new RCMP report shows more than 400 members faced misconduct allegations in 2024, with discreditable conduct being the most common violation. The findings highlight disciplinary trends within Canada's national police force.
Sudbury Councillor Bill Leduc to Run for Mayor in 2026
Ward 11 Councillor Bill Leduc has officially declared his intention to run for mayor of Greater Sudbury in the upcoming municipal election this fall, marking a significant political development in Northern Ontario.
Police Warn of Cop Impersonator in Windsor
Windsor police have issued a public safety advisory after a man allegedly impersonated an officer, following a woman and displaying a fake badge. Authorities provide safety tips.
Cornwall Man Charged with Hate-Motivated Online Threats
A Cornwall, Ontario man has been accused of making hate-motivated threats online, with local police investigating the incident as part of ongoing efforts to combat digital harassment and hate speech in the community.
Rizqy Returns to Quebec Assembly, Addresses Liberal Exclusion
Independent MNA Marwah Rizqy returned to Quebec's National Assembly, expressing peace with her decisions while facing a defamation lawsuit and discussing the Liberal Party crisis.
Alberta Separation Could Be Economic 'Disaster': Professor
An economics professor analyzes the severe financial challenges an independent Alberta would face, warning of significant trauma and funding crises in a hypothetical separation scenario.
Hamilton Pair Charged with Elder Abuse After Arson Investigation
A Hamilton man and woman initially arrested for arson now face additional charges including elder abuse and auto thefts, following an extended police investigation into targeted fires.
Suspect Wanted in Toronto Assault with Life-Altering Injuries
Toronto Police are searching for a suspect after a violent downtown fight left a victim with severe, life-altering injuries. Authorities urge public assistance.
Texas GOP Alarmed by Democratic Upset in Special Election
Former Trump press secretary Sean Spicer warns Republicans after Democrat Taylor Rehmet flips a long-held GOP seat in Texas' 9th Senate District, with Trump allies calling it a major problem.
Windsor Council Eyes Downtown Security Camera Expansion
Windsor City Council is reviewing 'Project Greenlight,' a proposal to install additional security cameras in the downtown core to enhance public safety and deter criminal activity.
Clintons to Testify on Epstein Ties This Month
Bill and Hillary Clinton will testify before a House committee investigating their connections to Jeffrey Epstein, avoiding a contempt vote after agreeing to depositions.
Barrie Teens Face Multiple Arson Charges
Three teenage boys in Barrie, Ontario, are confronting numerous criminal charges linked to a series of alleged arson incidents, as detailed by local law enforcement.
Canada's Economy in Recession, Says Economist
David Rosenberg of Rosenberg Research declares Canada's economy is in a recession and on life support, citing labour market and real GDP concerns in a BNN Bloomberg interview.
AOC Calls for Bipartisan Integrity in Epstein Investigation
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez emphasizes bipartisan involvement for the integrity of the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, while questioning the DOJ's handling of files and supporting the Clintons' upcoming testimony.
U.S. House Passes Bill to End Government Shutdown (03.02.2026)
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed legislation to end the partial federal government shutdown, sending the bill to the President for final approval.
Alberta to Withhold Judge Funding Without More Input
Premier Danielle Smith announces Alberta will withhold federal funding for judges unless the province gains more influence over judicial selection, escalating a constitutional dispute.
Funding Bill Passes, Sets Up Immigration Showdown
The House passed a government funding bill ending a brief shutdown but creating a confrontation over Trump administration immigration tactics, with DHS receiving only short-term funding.
Man Stabbed in Edmonton Break-In, Police Probe
A man sustained stab wounds during a break-in at a south Edmonton residence near 113 Street and 73 Avenue. Police are investigating the violent incident that occurred on the morning of February 3, 2026.
Winnipeg May Rename Pool After Former Councillor
The City of Winnipeg is exploring the possibility of renaming the Bonivital Pool on Archibald Street in honor of a former city councillor and Member of Parliament.
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