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.
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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.
Winnipeg Police Charge Alleged Taxi Robber
Winnipeg police have laid multiple charges against a suspect in an alleged taxi robbery, highlighting ongoing efforts to address public safety concerns in the city.
Human Trafficking Arrests After Quebec Girls Rescued in Ontario
A 23-year-old Toronto man and a 17-year-old Burlington boy face multiple charges after three missing Quebec girls were rescued from a Richmond Hill residence in a human trafficking investigation.
Trump Defends Noem, Blames Misogyny for Criticism
Former President Donald Trump claims attacks on Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem are driven by gender bias, not her department's controversial Minneapolis immigration enforcement actions that sparked protests.
Ottawa Man Stabbed at Elmvale Acres Shopping Centre
An Ottawa man was taken to a trauma centre with injuries consistent with stabbing following an altercation at the Elmvale Acres Shopping Centre on January 31, 2026.
Danish Veterans Protest Trump's Remarks on NATO Troops
Thousands of Danish veterans and supporters marched to the U.S. embassy in Copenhagen to protest Donald Trump's comments suggesting NATO allies held back in Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
Snowbank Stops Fleeing Suspect in Smiths Falls
A fugitive fleeing police in Smiths Falls crashed into a snowbank, leading to his arrest after a brief foot chase and standoff in a nearby residence.
Late-Night Stabbing in Côte-des-Neiges Sends Man to Hospital
A 25-year-old man sustained non-life-threatening injuries in a stabbing incident Friday night in Montreal's Côte-des-Neiges neighbourhood. Police continue investigating with no arrests made.
Child Hit by Bus in Longueuil, Investigation Underway
A young child was struck by a bus in Longueuil, Quebec, prompting a police investigation into the circumstances of the incident.
Iran Threatens Israel as U.S. Attack Fears Grow
Iran's military leadership issues renewed warnings of potential strikes against Israel as tensions escalate with the United States over nuclear negotiations and regional security concerns.
Pokémon Event at Yasukuni Shrine Cancelled After China Protests
A planned Pokémon card trading event at Tokyo's controversial Yasukuni Shrine has been abruptly cancelled after formal protests from China, highlighting ongoing diplomatic tensions.
Iran Plans Strait of Hormuz Drill as U.S. Tensions Rise
Iran announces military exercises in the critical Strait of Hormuz, a global oil chokepoint, as geopolitical friction with the United States escalates. Analysis of the strategic implications.
Poilievre's Conservative Support Clashes with Voter Perceptions
Despite strong backing from Conservative members, Pierre Poilievre faces significant skepticism from Canadian voters who view him as extreme and Trump-like, according to recent polls and analysis.
Doctor's Harrowing Escape from Darfur Under Bombardment
A Sudanese doctor recounts his terrifying flight from a Darfur city amid rebel shelling, seeking refuge in a camp while highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
Bangladeshis Tricked into Fighting for Russia in Ukraine
Bangladeshi men seeking employment in Russia were deceived and sent to fight in Ukraine, with one survivor sharing his harrowing story of escape and trauma.
Israeli Strikes Kill 30 in Gaza as Ceasefire Talks Advance
Israeli military strikes in Gaza have resulted in the deaths of 30 Palestinians, including children, as diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire continue to progress.
Stabbing in Montreal's Côte-des-Neiges–NDG; No Arrests Made
A violent incident occurred in Montreal's Côte-des-Neiges–NDG borough, where a man was stabbed. Montreal police are actively investigating, but no arrests have been made yet as authorities seek information.
21 Killed in Pakistan Separatist Attacks
A series of militant assaults in Pakistan, including in Quetta, resulted in 21 fatalities, with civilians among the dead, as security forces respond to escalating violence.
Canada Skips NATO Greenland Mission, Chooses Diplomacy
Canada has decided against joining a European NATO defense deployment to Greenland, opting instead to open a consulate and send a Coast Guard ship, sparking debate over its foreign policy direction.
Power Outages Hit Ukraine and Moldova in Winter Cold
Ukraine and Moldova experience widespread power outages following Russian air attacks, leaving residents in Kyiv struggling against freezing temperatures and heavy snowfall.
Trump Moves to Avoid Shutdown as Minneapolis Crisis Escalates
President Donald Trump negotiates with Democrats to prevent a government shutdown over DHS funding, marking a departure from last year's standoff. The political urgency intensifies following fatal shootings in Minneapolis involving federal immigration off
Conservatives Debate Abortion, MAID, CBC at Calgary Convention
The Conservative Party of Canada's convention in Calgary features heated debates on abortion, medical assistance in dying, and CBC funding, with Pierre Poilievre securing strong leadership support.
Tecumseh to Review Park Layout and Stormwater Plan
The Town of Tecumseh will host a public meeting to review a new park layout and stormwater management plan for the Manning Road Secondary Plan Area.
U.S. Releases Largest Batch of Epstein Documents: 3 Million Pages
The U.S. Department of Justice has disclosed its largest release of documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, totaling 3 million pages, as part of ongoing investigations into the financier's network.
Ontario Court Upholds Firing Over Social Media Post
An Ontario Superior Court decision confirms an employee's termination was justified due to a defamatory social media post, highlighting legal risks of online activity for workers in Canada.
Poilievre Wins 87% Support in Conservative Leadership Review
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has successfully cleared his party's leadership review with overwhelming 87% support, following a rousing campaign-style speech at the convention.
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