Suspect pleads not guilty in National Guard shootings
Rahmanullah Lakanwal, charged with murder in the shooting of two National Guard members in D.C., pleads not guilty. The case fuels immigration policy debates.
Category : Politics
Winnipeg mulls public photo reporting for parking tickets
The Winnipeg Parking Authority is exploring a system where citizens could submit photos of parking violations. Could this new 'snitch' program change city enforcement?
White House 'SSecretary of War' Placard Typo Fuels Controversy
A misspelled placard for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reading 'SSecretary of War' ignited online debate over a potential Nazi SS reference. Details on the White House meeting and the ensuing social media storm.
Alberta won't amend recall legislation this session
Alberta's Justice Minister confirms the government is not considering changes to recall legislation during the current session. Get the latest on this provincial political decision.
B.C., Alberta Pipeline Dispute Threatens Investment and Jobs
A new federal-Alberta pipeline deal faces opposition from B.C., risking vital investment and revenue. Experts argue neither province can afford to block projects that drive productivity and trade.
B.C. NDP enforces witnessed consumption for safer supply
The B.C. government announces new rules requiring witnessed consumption of safer-supply drugs, addressing long-standing diversion issues. Critics question the nine-month delay in implementation.
Bill 2 Distorts Moral Compass in Medicine: Doctor
A Quebec psychiatrist argues Bill 2's performance quotas undermine medical ethics and patient care, forcing doctors to choose between conscience and targets. Read the analysis.
Police release photos of 4 suspects in Ottawa break-in
Ottawa police ask for public assistance to identify four suspects linked to a Kirkwood Avenue break-in and subsequent fraudulent credit card use. Call with tips.
Toronto man arrested for alleged online hate threats
Toronto Police have arrested a man following an investigation into alleged hate-motivated threats made online against members of the 2SLGBTQI+ community. The arrest occurred on December 2, 2025.
Crown warns jury of lies in Kenneth Skelly murder trial
Prosecution begins opening arguments in the Kenneth Skelly murder trial, cautioning jurors they will hear falsehoods. Get the latest courtroom details.
Trio pleads guilty in violent London jewelry store robbery
Three individuals have pleaded guilty for their roles in a violent 2023 robbery at London Gold Buyer. The incident involved a vehicle ramming and a significant police response.
Coquitlam RCMP seeks owner of sports card collection
Coquitlam RCMP are trying to reunite a valuable collection of sports cards with its rightful owner after it was found in a recovered stolen vehicle. Police released a photo of the cards.
Suspect sought in GO train sexual assault in Scarborough
Toronto police are searching for a man after a girl was sexually assaulted on a GO train at Kennedy Station. Authorities have released an image of the suspect.
Off-duty Niagara police officer hits pedestrian, probe underway
Hamilton Police are investigating after an off-duty Niagara Regional Police officer struck a pedestrian with a vehicle. The incident occurred on December 2, 2025.
Moose Jaw City Manager Maryse Carmichael Departs
Moose Jaw City Council announces the departure of City Manager Maryse Carmichael. Get the details on this significant municipal leadership change in Saskatchewan.
Calgary Cuts Climate Funding, Boosts Transit in Budget
Calgary city council reallocates funds, reducing climate program spending while increasing transit investment as 2026 budget talks progress. Key details inside.
Man charged with drug trafficking after Highway 417 collision
A 21-year-old Mississauga man faces multiple drug and driving charges after a collision on Highway 417 in Ottawa led to the discovery of a large quantity of drugs. Read the latest details.
Double Standard at Toronto City Hall: Flag vs. Protest
A Toronto man was confronted by security for flying the Canadian flag at Nathan Phillips Square, while anti-Israel demonstrations occur without intervention. Critics call it a double standard on freedom of expression.
N.S. Basic Income Urged as Minimum Wage Rises to $17
As Nova Scotia prepares to raise its minimum wage, an advocate argues a guaranteed basic income is essential to address widespread suffering. Learn about the push for systemic change.
10,000 Cases Tossed Yearly Over Trial Delays in Canada
A staggering 10,000 criminal cases, including murder and sexual assault, are stayed annually in Canada due to court delays. As governments argue before the Supreme Court, victims' rights hang in the balance.
Alberta's Smith uses Sovereignty Act against federal gun laws
Premier Danielle Smith follows a federal economic agreement by invoking the Alberta Sovereignty Act to block enforcement of Ottawa's gun seizure program. Explore the political strategy.
Experts Analyze Trump's Body Language in MRI Press Exchange
Body language experts dissect Donald Trump's defensive yet playful reaction to press questions about his MRI results, revealing irritation beneath the mockery.
ICE orders 20 armoured vehicles from Canadian firm
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has placed an order for 20 armoured vehicles from Canadian manufacturer Roshel. The deal highlights Canada's growing defence industry.
Regina doctor suspended for 6 months over patient misconduct
A Regina physician has been suspended for six months following findings of sexual impropriety with patients. Learn the details of the disciplinary action and its implications.
Trump's Social Media Spree Amplifies Military Tribunal Calls
Donald Trump's 160-post social media spree included sharing a call for a military tribunal against Barack Obama. Explore the escalating rhetoric and its implications.
Barrie Police Use ALPR to Recover Stolen Vehicle
Barrie police successfully located a stolen automobile using an Automatic Licence Plate Reader (ALPR). Learn how this technology is aiding law enforcement in Ontario.
Class-action lawsuit certified against CN, CP over Lytton fire
A B.C. judge has certified a class-action lawsuit against CN and CP railways for the 2021 Lytton wildfire. Learn about the allegations and what it means for residents seeking accountability.
U.S. May Expand Travel Ban to Over 30 Countries
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem recommends expanding the U.S. travel ban list in response to a deadly shooting in Washington, D.C. Learn about the proposed changes and the investigation details.
Ex-school director pleads guilty to historical assault charges
John Olubobokun, former director of Christian Centre Academy, pleads guilty to five counts of assault with a weapon from 2003, vacating a scheduled trial. Learn the details of this Saskatoon case.
Man abandons appeal in 2021 Regina manslaughter
Abdimalik Dahir Mohamed has dropped his revised appeal of a 10-year manslaughter sentence for the 2021 shooting death of Ahi S. Ebrotie in Regina. No reasons were provided for the abandonment.
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