Two Found Dead in Brossard Home, Major Crimes Unit Deployed
Longueuil police discovered the bodies of a man and woman with injuries in a Brossard home early Monday. The major crimes unit is investigating the incident on Bienvenue Avenue.
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Seven Arrested in Deadly Mississauga Home Invasion
Peel Regional Police have arrested seven individuals in connection with a violent home invasion in Mississauga that resulted in a homicide, as the investigation continues.
Ottawa Eyes New Paramedic HQ in Barrhaven
The City of Ottawa is considering establishing a new paramedic headquarters in Barrhaven to improve emergency response capabilities and address growing community needs.
Man and Woman Found Dead in Brossard
A man and woman were discovered deceased in Brossard, Quebec, in what authorities are investigating as a potential homicide. The Longueuil Agglomeration Police Service is leading the probe.
Fatal House Fire Investigation in Leamington
A fatal house fire in Leamington, Ontario, is under investigation by Essex County officials. The incident occurred on County Road 20/Seacliff Drive, with emergency services responding to the structure fire.
Search for Savannah Guthrie's Missing Mother in Arizona
Authorities in Arizona express grave concern for Nancy Guthrie, 84-year-old mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie, who has been missing since Saturday near Tucson.
Son of Norway's Crown Princess to Stand Trial on Rape Charges
Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway, is set to go on trial in 2026 for rape and other criminal charges, according to an Associated Press report.
Quebec Constitution Bill Faces Critical Test Amid CAQ Divisions
Quebec Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette's constitutional project faces public hearings amid controversy, opposition criticism, and emerging divisions within the ruling CAQ party.
Harper's Warnings on Liberal Policies Proved Correct
Two decades after his election, Stephen Harper's warnings about Liberal fiscal and immigration policies have proven remarkably accurate, with deficits and debt exploding beyond his predictions.
Harper's Competent Management vs Liberal Spending Era
A retrospective analysis comparing Stephen Harper's economic management with subsequent Liberal policies, examining debt, inflation, GDP growth, and bureaucratic efficiency in Canada.
Iranian Regime Threatens Canada with Officials Here
Michael Bonner warns that Iran's repressive regime threatens Canada directly, with many officials already in the country, as the Islamic Republic faces multiple crises.
GST Top-Up a Distraction from Carney's Economic Policies
Prime Minister Mark Carney's new GST credit expansion faces criticism as a political distraction from his government's handling of Canada's affordability crisis.
Iran Summons EU Envoys Over Guard Terror Designation
Iran has summoned European Union ambassadors to protest the bloc's decision to list the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization, escalating diplomatic tensions.
Gaza's Rafah Crossing Reopens but Access Severely Restricted
The Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt has reopened as part of a ceasefire agreement, but only a small number of Palestinians are being allowed to cross, highlighting ongoing humanitarian challenges.
Frank Stronach Trial: What to Expect
As businessman Frank Stronach faces trial on sexual assault charges, legal experts outline the proceedings, potential outcomes, and broader implications for high-profile cases in Canada.
Seven Arrested in Mississauga Home Invasion Homicide
Peel Regional Police have charged seven men in connection with a violent home invasion robbery that turned deadly in Mississauga, resulting in the shooting death of homeowner Ruo Zhao Wei.
Milan Protests Against U.S. ICE Agents for Olympics
Hundreds demonstrated in Milan against U.S. ICE agents' security role for the Winter Olympics, citing human rights concerns and perceived fascist ideologies.
Premier Kinew Visits Churchill for Port Expansion Talks
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew is travelling to Churchill to discuss the port's expansion and explore new industrial and energy-based economic opportunities for the region.
Greene Calls Trump's MAGA 'A Big Lie' in Interview
Former Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene delivers a scathing critique of Donald Trump, claiming his MAGA movement was a deception that abandoned core promises to serve wealthy donors.
Trump's 'Arc de Trumph' Monument Plan Sparks Criticism
Former President Donald Trump faces backlash for proposing a 250-foot arch in Washington, D.C., with critics calling it a wasteful folly during economic struggles.
Government Cuts Legal Before Budget Approval, Expert Says
A former public service executive explains why workforce adjustment letters can be issued before budget royal assent, addressing legal concerns and employee stress during federal downsizing.
Pope Calls for U.S.-Cuba Dialogue Over Tariff Tensions
Pope Leo expresses deep concern over escalating U.S.-Cuba tensions, urging dialogue to prevent violence. Trump's tariff threats on Cuban oil suppliers heighten the crisis.
Taxpayers Bear Cost of Bloated Federal Bureaucracy
A critical letter highlights how taxpayers fund a growing civil service under Trudeau, with Carney's cuts insufficient against rising salary costs.
Massive Protests Across U.S. Call for ICE Abolition
Thousands gathered in cities like San Francisco and Minneapolis to protest ICE, citing fatal shootings and demanding an end to aggressive immigration enforcement policies.
Shutdown Continues Amid Immigration Policy Standoff
A partial federal shutdown extends into the week as House Speaker Mike Johnson delays a funding vote, with Democrats demanding significant reforms to ICE operations while Republicans seek presidential support.
Calgary Fire Crews Battle Northeast Garage Fire
Emergency crews responded to a significant garage fire in northeast Calgary on February 1, 2026. The incident required substantial firefighting resources as crews worked to contain the blaze and prevent further damage to surrounding properties.
Search for Missing 90-Year-Old in Toronto's East End Continues
Toronto police are urgently seeking public assistance to locate a missing 90-year-old senior last seen in the city's east end, as community concern grows over the individual's welfare.
Duhaime Slams PQ Leader at Conservative Policy Convention
Quebec Conservative Leader Éric Duhaime introduced 10 new election candidates while criticizing Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon as 'arrogant' and 'out of touch' with voters.
Trump Denies Knowing About Don Lemon Arrest in Advance
Former President Donald Trump claims no advance knowledge of journalist Don Lemon's arrest on civil rights charges, while criticizing his career. Legal and media groups condemn the arrests as First Amendment attacks.
Gatineau Police Search for Missing 24-Year-Old Nathaniel Boisseau
Gatineau police are urgently seeking public assistance to locate Nathaniel Boisseau, 24, who went missing early Sunday morning from his Hull sector residence.
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