Canadian Dies in Japan, Global Affairs Confirms
Global Affairs Canada has officially confirmed the death of a Canadian national in Japan. The department is providing consular assistance to the family during this difficult time.
Category : Politics
Sam Katz, Phil Sheegl to Testify in Winnipeg Police HQ Inquiry
The first phase of the Winnipeg police headquarters inquiry will feature testimony from former Mayor Sam Katz and former CAO Phil Sheegl, shedding light on the controversial project's history.
ICE Shooting Violated Multiple Use-of-Force Policies: Documents
Internal documents show federal agents violated ICE policies during fatal shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis. Experts cite unprofessional conduct and tactical errors.
Harper Denies Signing Alberta Separation Petition
Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper clarifies he did not endorse an Alberta separation petition during a conversation with ex-PM Jean Chrétien, amid ongoing political debates.
Winnipeg Launches All-in-One City Services Portal
The City of Winnipeg introduces a new digital portal designed to consolidate and simplify access to municipal services for residents, enhancing efficiency and user experience.
Harper, Chretien Discuss Alberta Separatism and Arctic Threats
Former Prime Ministers Stephen Harper and Jean Chretien engaged in a wide-ranging discussion, addressing Alberta separatism, Arctic sovereignty, and misinformation. Harper confirmed he did not sign a separation petition.
Kenney Slams UCP Caucus for Separation Petition Support
Former Alberta Premier Jason Kenney condemns UCP caucus members for signing a separation petition, arguing they should focus on provincial governance instead.
Calgary Man Guilty of Tunneling into Neighbour's Apartment
A Calgary man has been convicted of break and enter after tunneling from his ground floor apartment into his upstairs neighbour's unit while she was away for a month.
Barrie Drivers Get Court Dates After OPP Weekend Stops
Two men from the Barrie area have been scheduled for court appearances in February following separate incidents with Ontario Provincial Police over the weekend, according to recent reports.
No Injuries in Ajax Shopping Plaza Fire
A smoky fire broke out at a shopping plaza in Ajax, Ontario, with emergency crews responding quickly. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.
Man Convicted in 'Au Pair Affair' Murder Plot
A Virginia man has been found guilty of murdering his wife and another man in an elaborate scheme involving an au pair, following a trial in Fairfax.
SIU Clears Windsor Police in Fatal Shooting
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has cleared Windsor police officers of wrongdoing in a fatal shooting that occurred in Remington Park in September 2025.
Edmonton Mayor Pitches City for Defence Spending in Ottawa
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack will attend Big City Mayors' Caucus meetings in Ottawa to position Edmonton as a strategic hub for federal defence spending and infrastructure funding.
RCMP Misconduct Report: 400+ Members Faced Allegations
A new RCMP report reveals over 400 members faced misconduct allegations in 2024, with 20 leaving their posts and cases returning to pre-pandemic levels.
Ex-Army Cadet Instructor Charged with Assault of Teens
A former army cadet instructor in Edmonton faces serious sexual assault charges involving teenage boys, as police continue their investigation into the disturbing allegations.
Liberals Lead Tories by 8 Points in New Poll After Carney Speech
New polling shows Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals leading Conservatives by eight percentage points following his Davos speech, with Carney maintaining high approval ratings.
Calgary Extortion Spike Prompts Calls for Government Action
Calgary police report 13 extortion cases and 11 shootings since July 2025, targeting affluent South Asian residents. Officials are urging provincial and federal intervention.
NDP Slams UCP Over Healthcare Crisis, Calls for Emergency
Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi criticizes the UCP government for failing to address the province's healthcare system deterioration and deadly flu season.
Regina Police Ask Public to Find Notorious Shoplifter
Regina Police Service requests community assistance in locating a prolific shoplifter, releasing details through Crime Stoppers to enhance public safety efforts.
Calgary Proposes $250 Fine for Minor Shoplifting
Calgary city councillors propose a new bylaw amendment that would impose a $250 fine for shoplifting items valued under $100, aiming to address enforcement gaps and reduce police resource strain.
South Shore Youth Crime Rising: Knives, Pepper Spray, Guns
Longueuil police report a concerning increase in youth crime involving weapons like knives, pepper spray, and firearms on Montreal's South Shore, highlighting public safety challenges.
Manitoba MLAs' $9K+ Expense Claims Denied
Documents reveal Manitoba MLAs had over $9,000 in expense claims rejected, including ineligible items and meals, raising questions about spending oversight.
Florida Mom Tries to Flee to Canada with Kids Over Bomb Fears
A Florida mother was intercepted while attempting to cross into Canada with her two children, driven by delusional fears of imminent bomb attacks on U.S. cities.
Iran Orders Nuclear Talks with U.S. Amid Military Threats
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has ordered the start of nuclear negotiations with the United States, as both nations navigate escalating military threats and regional diplomatic efforts.
Barrie Murderer Granted Unescorted Prison Leaves After 22 Years
Michael Peteigney, serving life for killing his wife with a hammer in Barrie, Ontario, has been approved for unescorted temporary absences from prison after 22 years.
Canadian Democracy: Safeguarding Sovereignty Amid Global Shifts
As democratic values face challenges globally, Canada's sovereignty depends on revitalizing civic participation and democratic institutions to counter authoritarian trends.
Fredericton Man Wanted on Warrants: Police
Fredericton Police Force is actively searching for Justin Wilby-Niles, a 38-year-old man wanted on multiple outstanding warrants. Authorities have released his photo and are urging public assistance.
MP Rizqy Alleges MontrealNewsHinse Tried to Bypass Assembly Rules
Quebec Liberal MP Marwah Rizqy has publicly accused MontrealNewsHinse of attempting to circumvent the established rules of the National Assembly, raising concerns about procedural integrity in provincial politics.
Saskatoon May Track Snow Clearing Contractor Performance
The City of Saskatoon is exploring new measures to monitor the effectiveness of snow clearing contractors, aiming to improve winter maintenance services for residents.
Montreal Mayor Calls Potholes 'Catastrophic' Amid Infrastructure Woes
Montreal's mayor has described the city's pothole problem as catastrophic, highlighting severe infrastructure challenges affecting roads and transportation across the municipality.
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