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.
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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.
Poilievre Wins Strong Party Backing in Calgary Review
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre receives 87.4% endorsement at Calgary convention, securing grassroots support amid ongoing political battles.
Man Arrested for Allegedly Stealing Plane, Landing at LAX
The FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force arrested a 39-year-old man in Los Angeles on suspicion of operating an unregistered aircraft after an alleged plane theft and landing at LAX airport.
Murder Charge in Sask. First Nation Suspicious Death
Saskatoon police have laid a murder charge following a suspicious death investigation on a Saskatchewan First Nation, marking a significant development in the case.
Judge Orders Release of Liam Conejo Ramos
A Canadian judge has ordered the release of Liam Conejo Ramos, a high-profile immigration detainee, sparking debate over detention policies and human rights in Canada.
Judge Orders Release of Child, Father in Minnesota Crackdown
A federal judge has mandated the release of a five-year-old child and his father, who were taken into custody during a law enforcement operation in Minnesota. The ruling highlights concerns over immigration enforcement practices.
Epstein Files: Famous Names and Investigation Details Emerge
The U.S. Department of Justice has released a massive batch of Jeffrey Epstein documents, totaling 3 million pages, containing notable names and insights into a prior investigation into the financier's activities.
19 Business Break-Ins in Central Saskatchewan
RCMP investigate 19 commercial break-ins across nine central Saskatchewan communities from October to January, including nine vape shop incidents and one armed robbery.
Starmer: Ex-Prince Andrew Must Testify in US Epstein Case
UK Labour leader Keir Starmer calls for ex-prince Andrew to provide testimony in the US regarding the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, as new documents are released.
Poilievre's Conservative Convention Success Alarms Liberals
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre secures overwhelming 87.4% support at Calgary convention, revealing a transformed political persona that could challenge Liberal expectations ahead of potential early election.
New Details in Mississauga Assaults: Woman Dead, Man Injured
Police release new information on two separate unprovoked assaults in Mississauga that resulted in a woman's death and a man suffering serious injuries, as investigations continue.
8-Year Sentence for B.C. Man's 3D-Printed Guns
A 33-year-old Aldergrove man has been sentenced to eight years in prison for manufacturing firearms using a 3D printer, highlighting growing concerns over homemade weapons in Canada.
Epstein Entered Canada Despite Conviction, Files Show
Newly released U.S. Justice Department documents show Jeffrey Epstein was allowed into Canada in 2014 for a TED conference, despite his criminal record for soliciting sex with a minor.
Calgary Police Seek Public Help to ID Assault Suspects
Calgary police are appealing to the public for assistance in identifying three individuals involved in an assault that occurred in the early hours of January 25, 2026.
Gunshots at Terrebonne Home, Montreal Police Probe
Montreal police are investigating a shooting incident at a residential property in Terrebonne, with reports of gunfire prompting a significant law enforcement response in the area.
Epstein Files Reveal High-Profile Contacts, FBI Draft Indictment
Newly released U.S. government documents detail Jeffrey Epstein's interactions with billionaires, politicians, and celebrities, while revealing a 2007 draft indictment that prosecutors never pursued.
Judge Won't Stop Minnesota Immigration Enforcement Surge
A federal judge has refused to pause a significant immigration enforcement operation in Minnesota while a legal challenge proceeds, citing jurisdictional and procedural grounds.
Blast in Iran Port City Kills 1, Wounds 14 Before Naval Drill
An explosion in Iran's Bandar Abbas port city has resulted in one fatality and 14 injuries, occurring just before a major naval exercise in the strategic Strait of Hormuz monitored by U.S. forces.
Brampton Shooting Death and Pickering Mosque Threats Investigated
A man in his 20s was shot dead in Brampton in what police believe was familial violence, while a Toronto man faces charges for threats against a Pickering mosque.
Fatal House Fire in Burnaby Leaves One Dead
A devastating residential fire on Smith Avenue near Boundary Road in Burnaby has resulted in one fatality, with emergency crews responding to the blaze on Friday night.
Ottawa Man Stabbed in Elmvale Acres Shopping Centre Assault
An Ottawa man was rushed to a trauma centre with wounds consistent with stabbing following a violent assault at the Elmvale Acres Shopping Centre, prompting police investigation.
Police Set Up Post in Mont-Tremblant After Man's Disappearance
Quebec police have established a dedicated post in Mont-Tremblant as the search for missing skier Liam Toman continues one year after his disappearance during a ski trip.
Woman Killed in Mississauga Plaza Assault, Suspect Arrested
A woman in her 50s was killed in an alleged assault at a Mississauga plaza on Friday night. Peel Regional Police arrested a man in his 50s after a foot chase.
Montreal Frozen Pipes Crisis After Power Outage in N.D.G.
Residents in Montreal's Notre-Dame-de-Grâce area are dealing with frozen pipes and water shortages following a major power outage, with local officials and Hydro-Québec addressing the ongoing issues.
Judge Allows Trump Immigration Surge in Twin Cities
A federal judge ruled Saturday that the Trump administration's deployment of thousands of immigration agents to Minnesota will continue despite fatal shootings and local opposition.
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