Nine Charged in Nigeria Attack That Killed Over 150
Nine individuals have been arraigned for a brutal attack in north-central Nigeria that resulted in over 150 fatalities, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region.
Category : Politics
Peter Mandelson Quits Labour Party Over Epstein Links
Peter Mandelson resigns from UK Labour Party following revelations of financial ties to Jeffrey Epstein in newly released documents from US Justice Department investigation.
Crime Suspected in Disappearance of NBC Anchor's Mother
Authorities investigating the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of NBC 'Today' anchor Savannah Guthrie, now believe a crime occurred and are appealing for public help.
Hanwha Plans B.C. Submarine Dock for Federal Contract Bid
South Korean defense giant Hanwha will dock its KSS-III submarine off the British Columbia coast as part of its campaign to secure a lucrative contract to replace Canada's aging submarine fleet.
Two More Arrests in St. Paul Church Protest
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has announced two additional arrests related to the St. Paul church protest, as authorities continue to investigate the incident.
Hamilton Woman Charged After $206K Drug Seizure in North Bay
A Hamilton woman faces charges after North Bay police seized over $200,000 worth of drugs including fentanyl, crystal meth, and cocaine in a significant drug bust.
First Gaza Medical Evacuation Enters Egypt via Rafah
The Rafah border crossing reopened, allowing the first medical evacuee from Gaza to enter Egypt, marking a critical humanitarian development amid ongoing regional tensions.
Windsor Flood Study Shows High Drainage Upgrade Costs
A 2025 flood assessment in Harrow and Colchester identifies substantial expenses for drainage improvements, highlighting infrastructure challenges in Windsor region.
PM Calls for Mandelson to Leave Lords Over Epstein Links
The UK Prime Minister has called for former ambassador Peter Mandelson to step down from the House of Lords following revelations of his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
Man with Knife Arrested After Assault Near Canada Life Centre
Winnipeg police have apprehended a man armed with a knife following an incident where another individual was knocked to the ground near the Canada Life Centre, with authorities continuing their investigation.
Seven Drivers Face Impaired Charges in Essex County
Essex County OPP have charged seven drivers with impaired driving offenses, issuing a stark warning about the legal consequences of drinking and driving in the region.
GST Relief Plan to Cost $12.4B Over 5 Years: PBO
The Parliamentary Budget Officer estimates Ottawa's proposed GST relief measures will cost $12.4 billion over five years, with Prime Minister Mark Carney promoting the plan.
Police Seek Suspects in Hamilton Cash for Gold Robbery
Hamilton Police have released images of three individuals wanted in connection with a robbery at a local Cash for Gold establishment. Authorities are actively investigating the incident.
Canada's Budgetary Groundhog Day: Persistent Problems Unresolved
Analysis reveals Canada's federal budgets since 1985 repeatedly address the same issues like housing, healthcare, and Indigenous relations without meaningful resolution despite massive spending.
Quebec Police Hand Out 260+ Snowmobile Tickets in Two Days
Quebec provincial police conducted a major snowmobile trail enforcement operation, issuing more than 260 tickets for various infractions over a two-day period across the province.
Ottawa Police Investigate East End Assault Report
Ottawa Police are actively investigating a reported assault incident in the city's east end. Authorities have not released specific details about the nature of the assault or potential suspects at this time.
Suffolk Strangler Pleads Guilty to 1999 Teen Murder
British serial killer Steve Wright, known as the 'Suffolk Strangler,' has pleaded guilty to the 1999 murder of 17-year-old Victoria Hall while serving life for five other murders.
New Start Treaty Expires, Ending Nuclear Arms Control
The New Start treaty between the U.S. and Russia expires Thursday, marking the end of nuclear arms control and potentially triggering a new arms race.
Kitchener Hardware Store Theft: Arrest Made, Suspects Sought
Waterloo Regional Police have arrested one individual and are searching for others in connection with a series of thefts at hardware stores in the Kitchener area.
New Start Treaty Expires, Ending Nuclear Arms Control Era
The New Start treaty, which capped U.S. and Russian nuclear arsenals, expires Thursday, potentially ushering in a new era of atomic brinkmanship without formal arms control agreements.
Trump Denies Knowledge of Texas GOP Election Loss He Endorsed
Former President Donald Trump feigned ignorance about a Texas state Senate election loss by his endorsed Republican candidate, despite previously touting her on Truth Social.
Three Arrested After Shots Fired in Pierrefonds Apartment
Montreal police have apprehended three young men after gunfire targeted two apartments in a Pierrefonds building early Monday morning. No injuries were reported in the incident.
Danielle Smith: Caucus Can Sign Separation Petitions
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith states her caucus members are free to sign any petition, including those advocating for separation, amid discussions on the province's future.
Johnson Faces Shutdown Crisis Over ICE Funding
House Speaker Mike Johnson confronts a partial government shutdown while negotiating immigration enforcement reforms, with Democrats demanding ICE restrictions and Republicans pushing for election security measures.
Conservatives Plan to Outflank Carney in Snap Election
Insights from the Conservative convention in Calgary reveal party's confidence and strategic planning for a potential spring election against Mark Carney.
Southern Ont. Man Charged with Stunt Driving in Northwestern Ont.
A 62-year-old Caledon man has been charged with stunt driving following an incident on Highway 17 near Terrace Bay in northwestern Ontario, highlighting ongoing traffic enforcement efforts.
Woman Dies After Snowplow Hit in Truro Parking Lot
A woman has died following a collision with a snowplow in a Truro parking lot. The incident occurred on February 2, 2026, prompting an investigation by local authorities.
Teen Brothers in Minneapolis Dedicate Lives to ICE Watching
Ben and Sam Luhmann, ages 17 and 16, have chosen to spend their teenage years as full-time observers of ICE operations in Minneapolis, stating they have no regrets about their unconventional path.
Prosecutor's Child Witnessed Shooting, Conflict of Interest?
Legal experts debate potential conflict as an 18-year-old child of a prosecutor was present during the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk in Utah, with the suspect's case proceeding.
Church Prays for Parking Relief from City Bylaw Tickets
Parishioners at Blessed Sacrament in Ottawa's Glebe neighborhood are turning to St. Jude, patron saint of hopeless cases, as they face $80 parking tickets during church services despite lobbying for extended parking limits.
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