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.
Category : Politics
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.
Foreign Nationals Charged in Surrey Shooting
Surrey Police Service has charged three foreign nationals in connection with a recent shooting incident. The accused individuals have been identified as Harjot Singh, Taranveer Singh, and Dayajeet Singh Billing.
Minnesota's Legal Battle Over Immigration Enforcement
Minnesota's Democratic leadership has filed a lawsuit challenging federal immigration enforcement, invoking states' rights arguments reminiscent of historical nullification crises in the United States.
Alberta Ends Remote Work for Government Employees
The Alberta government has officially terminated its work-from-home policy for public sector employees, requiring a full return to office operations.
Alberta Weighs Extradition After Actor's U.S. Sex Crime Conviction
Former Dances with Wolves actor Nathan Chasing Horse found guilty of 13 sex assault charges in Las Vegas. Alberta prosecutors monitoring case as they consider extradition for similar allegations.
Kitchener Purse Stolen in Distraction Theft
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a purse theft in Kitchener where suspects used distraction methods. Authorities urge public vigilance.
Saskatoon Officer's Firing Appeal Dismissed Over Gang Ties
Former Saskatoon Police Sgt. Robbie Taylor's appeal against termination for inappropriate friendship with Hells Angels associate has been dismissed by hearing officer Ronni Nordal.
Canadian Remains ID'd in Florida Cold Case, Suspected Serial Killer Link
Skeletal remains found in Florida in 1985 have been identified as missing Canadian Jeanette Marcotte, with authorities linking the case to a suspected serial killer, highlighting cross-border forensic efforts.
Alberta Separation Scenarios: What Would Happen?
Experts analyze potential paths for Alberta separation, from constitutional negotiations to revolutionary actions, as separatist movements gather signatures for referendums.
Edmonton Driver Charged in Fatal Teen Crash
A driver faces charges after a rollover crash in Edmonton claimed the life of a 16-year-old girl, as police continue to investigate the tragic incident.
Man Arrested After Locking Himself in Nanaimo Tugboat
A man was taken into custody by RCMP in Nanaimo after barricading himself inside a tugboat, leading to a police response. Authorities confirmed the incident, though details remain limited.
Harper Saved Conservatism, Offers Lessons for Poilievre
As Stephen Harper is honored for the 20th anniversary of his government, his pivotal role in uniting Canada's right and reshaping conservative politics offers crucial insights for current Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre.
Poilievre's Influence on Canadian Policy Beyond Election Loss
Analysis suggests Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's policies on carbon tax, immigration, defense spending, and pipelines are being adopted by the Liberal government under Mark Carney, raising questions about political influence.
Turkey Seeks to Broker U.S.-Iran Talks by Week's End
Turkey is actively working to facilitate diplomatic negotiations between the United States and Iran, with a goal of initiating talks by the end of this week, as reported by The Associated Press.
Missing London, Ontario Teens Found Safe
Two teenagers previously reported missing in London, Ontario have been found safe and unharmed, according to local authorities. The investigation remains ongoing.
DOJ Takes Down Epstein Files Over Victim Privacy
The U.S. Justice Department has removed certain Jeffrey Epstein-related documents from public release due to potential victim information exposure, following legal pressure.
Bill Blair to Resign, Become High Commissioner to UK
Liberal MP Bill Blair will resign his seat to serve as Canada's next high commissioner to the United Kingdom, with his appointment expected to take effect this spring alongside other diplomatic changes.
Calgary Police Search for Arson Suspect from January Fire
Calgary police are asking for public assistance to identify a suspect wanted in connection with an arson that occurred on January 19, 2026. Authorities have released an image of the individual.
North Vancouver Hit-and-Run Injures Pedestrian: RCMP
A pedestrian was injured in a hit-and-run incident in North Vancouver, with RCMP actively investigating the case and seeking public assistance for information.
Manslaughter Charge in Saint John Shelter Death
Saint John Police have laid a manslaughter charge following the death of a man injured at a local shelter. The investigation continues as authorities examine the circumstances.
Harper and Chrétien Hold Fireside Chat Before Portrait Unveiling
In a rare public appearance, former Canadian Prime Ministers Stephen Harper and Jean Chrétien discussed governance and legacy in a fireside chat, coinciding with Harper's official portrait unveiling.
Harper Awarded Gold Medal for Public Service
Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper is set to receive a gold medal from the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, marking the 20th anniversary of his first election. The event includes a fireside chat with Jean Chrétien.
Suspicious Fire Investigated in Adelaide Metcalfe
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a suspicious fire in Adelaide Metcalfe. Authorities are examining the scene for evidence and potential causes.
Oshawa Woman Charged with Harassment, Death Threats
Toronto Police have laid charges against an Oshawa woman following allegations of criminal harassment and uttering death threats against another individual in the Greater Toronto Area.
Guelph Home Invasion: Intruder Chases Man into Bathroom
A Guelph man was forced to barricade himself in a bathroom after an intruder chased him during a violent home invasion. Police are investigating the alarming incident.
Three Vehicles Stolen in Guelph Over Weekend
Guelph police are investigating a series of vehicle thefts that occurred between Saturday night and Sunday morning, with three vehicles reported stolen.
Bill Blair Resigns Seat for UK Diplomatic Role
Former defence minister Bill Blair is reportedly resigning his House of Commons seat to become Canada's high commissioner to the United Kingdom, continuing a trend of Trudeau-era ministers taking diplomatic positions.
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