Democrat Flips Texas Senate Seat in Special Election
Democrat Taylor Rehmet won a Texas state Senate special election, flipping a Republican-held district by over 14 points. The victory adds to Democratic overperformance in recent elections.
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Democrat Wins Texas House Seat, Cuts GOP Majority
Democrat Christian Menefee secured a U.S. House seat in a Houston special election runoff, reducing Republicans' slim majority in Congress. The Harris County attorney defeated former council member Amanda Edwards.
Trump: U.S. Starting Talks with Cuba Amid Oil Pressure
President Donald Trump revealed the U.S. is initiating discussions with Cuban leaders while intensifying pressure by cutting off key oil supplies, aiming to force negotiations.
Edmonton Police Hunt 'Dangerous' Man in Aggravated Assault
Edmonton police are urgently searching for Nicholas Travis Morin, a 29-year-old man wanted for aggravated assault on a woman in Mill Woods. Authorities warn he is dangerous and should not be approached.
Poilievre Wins Leadership Review, Conservatives Eye Election
Pierre Poilievre wins 87.4% support in Conservative leadership review as party prepares for potential federal election amid Liberal maneuvering and internal unity efforts.
Winnipeg Protesters Brave Cold for Greenland Support
Demonstrators gathered in frigid Winnipeg temperatures outside the U.S. consulate, holding signs and Greenlandic flags to voice support for Greenland's independence movement.
Canadian Soldier Dies in Latvia, Investigation Ongoing
The Canadian Armed Forces confirms the death of a soldier in Latvia, with an investigation into the circumstances underway. The individual is remembered for his dedicated service.
Greene and Maher Spar Over Don Lemon Arrest
Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene defended Don Lemon's arrest under the FACE Act during a heated exchange with Bill Maher, who criticized the move as government overreach.
Court Dismisses DOJ Complaint Against Judge in Deportation Case
A federal appeals court judge has dismissed a judicial misconduct complaint filed by the U.S. Justice Department against Chief U.S. District Judge James Boasberg over comments related to Trump administration deportation policies.
Poilievre's Long Road to Win Over Canadians, Experts Say
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre secured strong party support but faces significant challenges in broadening his appeal to the wider Canadian electorate, according to political scientists.
Armed Forces Training Ground North of Prince Albert Reactivated
A Canadian Armed Forces training facility north of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, has been used for the first time in 15 years, marking a significant reactivation of military readiness infrastructure in the region.
Poilievre Wins 87% Support in Conservative Leadership Vote
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre received overwhelming 87% support in a leadership review at the party's Calgary convention, following a rousing campaign-style keynote address.
U.S. Reopens Venezuela Embassy After 7-Year Diplomatic Break
U.S. Ambassador Laura Dogu has arrived in Caracas to reopen the American diplomatic mission in Venezuela, ending a seven-year period of severed ties following political upheaval.
Danielle Martin Named Liberal Candidate for Byelection
The Liberal Party of Canada has chosen Danielle Martin as its candidate for the upcoming byelection in Toronto-St. Paul's, the former riding of Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland.
U.S. Ambassador Arrives in Venezuela to Reopen Embassy
The United States has sent an ambassador to Venezuela to reopen its diplomatic mission in Caracas, marking a significant step after a seven-year closure amid political tensions.
Alberta Premier Smith Speaks at Conservative Convention in Calgary
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith delivered a speech at the federal Conservative Party convention in Calgary, highlighting key political discussions and party unity.
Poilievre's Populism Transforms Conservatives with 87% Support
Pierre Poilievre's populist leadership has permanently reshaped the Conservative Party, securing an unprecedented 87% approval in a leadership review that cements his legacy and direction.
Trump Tells DHS to Stay Out of City Protests Unless Asked
President Trump directs Homeland Security not to intervene in protests in Democratic-led cities unless assistance is requested or federal property is at risk, following recent clashes in Minneapolis.
Cochrane Food Bank Expands to Meet Growing Northern Ontario Need
The Cochrane Food Bank has moved to a new, larger location to serve increasing demand driven by high costs and geographic challenges in Northern Ontario communities.
Smith Blasts Trudeau's Liberals at Conservative Convention
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith delivered a scathing critique of Justin Trudeau's Liberal government at the Conservative Party convention in Calgary, focusing on economic policies and avoiding separatism talk.
Poilievre's Conservative Support Strong Despite Poll Lag
Pierre Poilievre wins 87.4% leadership endorsement at Conservative convention while trailing Mark Carney in broader polls, highlighting party unity amid fundraising dominance.
Trump Orders DHS to Steer Clear of Democratic City Protests
President Donald Trump has instructed the Department of Homeland Security to refrain from intervening in protests within Democratic-led cities unless those municipalities explicitly request federal assistance.
Conservatives Plan Election Strategy After Poilievre Review
With Pierre Poilievre securing 87.4% support in leadership review, Conservatives turn attention to candidate recruitment and campaign strategy amid election speculation.
BC Senior Finds Housing After 14 Years Homeless Thanks to Police
A Burnaby RCMP mental health outreach team successfully assisted a British Columbia senior in finding permanent housing after more than a decade living on the streets, highlighting innovative policing approaches.
Separatist Movement Unaffected by Government Change: Leader
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's keynote in Calgary emphasized that a change in government will not halt separatist sentiments, as he secured 87% support in a leadership review.
Israeli Strikes Kill Dozens in Gaza, Including Children
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed at least 30 Palestinians, including children, on Saturday, marking one of the deadliest days since the October ceasefire. Hospitals reported strikes on residential buildings and a tent camp.
Metro Vancouver May Allow Year-Round Alcohol in Parks
Metro Vancouver is considering making permanent a pilot program that allowed alcohol consumption in six regional parks. A staff report recommends year-round permission with manageable impacts.
Toronto Cuts Shelter Security Contractor Amid Freeze and Lawsuit
The City of Toronto terminates contracts with One Community Solutions, ordering private security guards off shelter sites during a deep freeze, following a $22M lawsuit and provincial intervention.
Brampton Man Charged with Murder in Home Shooting
A 37-year-old man from Peel Region has been charged with murder following a fatal shooting at a Brampton residence. Police provided an update on the incident that claimed the life of a man in his 20s.
Duhaime, Blanchette Vézina Team Up on Immigration Bill
Quebec Conservative Party leader Éric Duhaime and MP Maïté Blanchette Vézina announced a joint immigration bill during the PCQ convention near Québec City, highlighting party unity on federal policy.
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