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.
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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.
Grand Jury Rejects Trump Bid to Indict Democrats Over Military Video
A federal grand jury has declined to indict Democratic lawmakers who created a video urging troops to refuse illegal orders, marking another setback for Trump administration efforts to target political opponents.
Carney's Davos Speech Draws Criticism in Letters
Readers express disapproval of former PM Mark Carney's Davos speech and Liberal policies in Toronto Sun letters, highlighting political and sports commentary.
Detained in Guthrie Case as FBI Releases Video
A person has been detained for questioning in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of 'Today' host Savannah Guthrie. The FBI released surveillance footage showing a masked individual outside her home.
B.C. School Shooting: 10 Dead, Suspect Among Victims
A mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in northeastern British Columbia has left 10 people dead, including the suspect. Police confirm no ongoing threat to public safety.
Man Dies in St. Catharines Tent Fire
A man has died following a tent fire in St. Catharines, Ontario, with Niagara Regional Police investigating the fatal incident.
Calgary's Bowness Braces for Water-Main Work Disruption
Residents in Calgary's Bowness community are preparing for significant disruptions as construction begins on the Bearspaw South feeder main, a critical water infrastructure project expected to last for months.
Montreal Man Arrested in NJ on Charges Linked to Ex-Olympian
A Montreal man, Tommy Demorizi, has been arrested in New Jersey on serious drug and murder-related charges, with authorities alleging connections to former Olympian Ryan Wedding's criminal network.
St. Thomas Mayor Joe Preston Announces Retirement
Long-serving St. Thomas Mayor Joe Preston has announced his retirement, marking the end of an era for the southwestern Ontario municipality. The announcement was made on February 10, 2026.
Montreal Man Arrested in Ryan Wedding Informant Case
Tommy Demorizi, 35, is accused of helping former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding locate FBI informant Jonathan Acebedo Garcia, who was later killed in Colombia.
Montreal Man Arrested in FBI-Linked Cocaine Case
A Montreal man has been arrested for alleged connections to a cocaine trafficking ring, with the FBI citing ties to former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding.
Alberta Separatism Poll Sparks Fears of Mass Exodus
A new Angus Reid Institute poll examines hypothetical Alberta independence scenarios, revealing that half of Albertans might flee the province, triggering economic and social upheaval.
B.C. Overhauls Disability Supports for Children
British Columbia announces new funding model offering direct financial support for children with Down syndrome and complex needs, while potentially leaving thousands without assistance.
Minassian Appeals Convictions Over Psychiatrist Evidence
Toronto mass killer Alek Minassian is appealing his murder convictions, arguing that questions about Crown psychiatrist Dr. Scott Woodside's reliability warrant a new trial in Ontario's highest court.
Analyst: Eby Lacks Early Election Conditions in B.C.
As the B.C. Legislature reconvenes, a political analyst assesses that Premier David Eby lacks the necessary winning conditions to call an early provincial election, citing current political dynamics.
Florida Executes Man for 1989 Salesman Murder
Ronald Palmer Heath was executed by lethal injection in Florida for the 1989 murder of traveling salesman Michael Sheridan during a robbery. This marks the second U.S. execution in 2026.
Drugs, Weapons Seized After Driver Found Slumped in North Vancouver
A driver found unconscious in a vehicle in North Vancouver led to a significant RCMP seizure of illicit drugs and multiple weapons, highlighting ongoing drug enforcement efforts.
Edmonton Man Charged in Weekend Rideshare Carjacking
An Edmonton man has been formally charged by police in connection with a violent carjacking that targeted a rideshare driver over the weekend, highlighting ongoing concerns about urban safety.
Edmonton Infill Bylaw Decision Heads to Council Vote
The contentious debate over Edmonton's infill development regulations continues, with city councillors set to make a crucial decision next week. The proposed bylaw aims to balance growth with community concerns.
Scheer Vows Cooperation with Liberals to Pass Bills, Avoid Election
Conservative House Leader Andrew Scheer commits to working constructively with the federal government to advance legislation and prevent a snap election, emphasizing a 'good faith' approach.
Governors' Meeting Splits After White House Excludes Democrats
The National Governors Association cancels its formal White House meeting after President Trump invites only Republicans, with Democratic governors boycotting the annual dinner.
Inquest into 2023 Prince Rupert Family Homicide-Suicide
A coroner's inquest is examining the tragic 2023 deaths of a Prince Rupert family, ruled a homicide-suicide, as authorities seek to understand the circumstances.
Search for Man Seen Entering Water from BC Ferry
A search is underway after a man was reportedly seen entering the water from a BC Ferries vessel. Authorities are investigating the incident off the coast of British Columbia.
P.E.I. RCMP Seizes Fentanyl, Crystal Meth; Three Arrested
Prince Edward Island RCMP have made a significant drug bust in Central Bedeque, arresting three men and seizing fentanyl and crystal methamphetamine, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat the opioid crisis.
Kingston Man Charged Over Child Sex Doll Intercepted at Airport
A 57-year-old Kingston man faces multiple charges after CBSA officers intercepted a life-sized child sex doll at Hamilton International Airport. The investigation continues with potential additional charges pending.
Montreal Readers Question REM, Healthcare and MAID Policies
Montreal Gazette readers express concerns about REM transit reliability during winter, Quebec's new caregiver program, medication safety for seniors, and medical assistance in dying policies in recent letters to the editor.
Calgary Police Seek CCTV After Forest Heights Shooting
Calgary police are asking residents and businesses in Forest Heights to provide CCTV footage as they investigate a weekend shooting incident in the community.
North Bay Police Tape Off Home in Missing Person Case
North Bay police have taped off a home as part of an investigation into a missing 62-year-old man named Pierre, who disappeared 11 days ago. The search intensifies amid community concern.
Candidate Ends Campaign After Daughter's Murder
Jeff Johnson suspends Minnesota governor bid after his 22-year-old daughter Hallie Tobler was found stabbed to death. Her husband faces second-degree murder charges.
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