Zelenskyy Calls for Air Force Upgrade Amid Russian Drone Barrages
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy emphasizes the critical need for air force improvements as relentless Russian drone assaults strain defenses and impact civilian areas.
Category : Defense Security
Russian GRU Deputy Chief Shot in Moscow, Ukraine Blamed
Lt. Gen. Vladimir Alekseyev, a top Russian military intelligence official, was wounded in a Moscow shooting. Russia calls it a Ukrainian terrorist act amid ongoing peace talks.
Benghazi Attack Participant Captured, Faces Prosecution
U.S. authorities announce the capture of Zubayr Al-Bakoush, a key participant in the deadly 2012 Benghazi attack that killed Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans.
London Police Update on Explosive Chemicals Probe
London police will release new details about an investigation where chemicals capable of producing explosives were discovered on Chesham Avenue, as part of broader national news coverage.
Russian Military Intel Deputy Chief Shot in Moscow
A senior Russian military intelligence official was shot and wounded in Moscow, highlighting ongoing security challenges. The incident occurs amid broader geopolitical tensions.
Canada's Afghan Military Role: Response to Trump
A former insider details Canada's substantial military contributions in Afghanistan, countering recent dismissive remarks about NATO allies' involvement in the conflict.
Russian Intelligence Official Shot in Moscow
A high-ranking Russian military intelligence official was shot and wounded in Moscow, highlighting ongoing security concerns in the capital. The incident involves a deputy chief of the GRU.
Bombing at Islamabad Shiite Mosque Kills 31, Wounds Many
A devastating bombing at a Shiite mosque on the outskirts of Islamabad has resulted in at least 31 fatalities and numerous injuries, marking a severe sectarian attack in Pakistan.
Defence Industrial Strategy Release Expected Next Week
The Liberal government's Defence Industrial Strategy, delayed from its original Christmas timeline, is now expected to be unveiled next week. The $6 billion plan aims to strengthen Canada's domestic defence industry.
U.S. Military Strike Kills Two on Alleged Drug Boat in Pacific
The U.S. military announced a lethal strike on a vessel accused of drug trafficking in the eastern Pacific, killing two people, amid claims from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth about cartel operations ceasing.
U.S. Strikes Suspected Drug Boat in Pacific, Two Dead
A U.S. military operation in the Eastern Pacific resulted in the destruction of a suspected drug trafficking vessel, with two fatalities reported. The incident highlights ongoing international security efforts.
Manitoba Hydro Hires Special Security for Winnipeg HQ
Manitoba Hydro is recruiting three institutional safety officers for its downtown Winnipeg headquarters, with training set to begin next week amid broader security concerns.
Barrie Police Warn Public After GPS Trackers Found on Cars
Barrie police are alerting residents after discovering GPS tracking devices placed on vehicles in a local parking lot, urging vigilance and reporting of suspicious activity.
London Police Chesham Avenue Investigation Update Friday
London police will provide an update on the ongoing Chesham Avenue explosives investigation this Friday, following multiple arrests and charges in the case near Western University.
Shin Bet Chief's Brother Arrested in Gaza Smuggling Case
Bezalel Zini, the brother of Israel's domestic security head, was arrested in a major operation targeting an alleged smuggling network operating from Gaza.
Police Seize Cocaine, Silver, Biker Vests in Major Raid
An inter-provincial police operation conducted coordinated raids targeting cocaine trafficking and organized crime with alleged Hells Angels connections, seizing significant contraband.
Minister Calls $50 Foreign Agent Registry Fine Too Low
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree acknowledges concerns that the proposed $50 minimum penalty for violating Canada's foreign agent registry is insufficient and promises to increase it.
OPP Investigate Incident in Arthur, Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating an unspecified incident in Arthur, as law enforcement agencies across Canada report on various criminal cases and public safety matters.
Senators Warn of Potential CIA Misconduct, Details Classified
Two senior members of the Senate Intelligence Committee have publicly alerted the CIA director to classified concerns about agency activities, drawing parallels to past surveillance revelations.
Toronto Cop Allegedly Plotted to Murder Corrections Officer
A Toronto police officer is accused of participating in a conspiracy to murder a corrections officer, as part of a broader organized crime investigation that has charged seven officers.
Canadian Soldier's Funeral Set for Sunday in Ancaster
Funeral arrangements announced for Canadian Armed Forces Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, 24, who died during Operation Reassurance deployment in Latvia. Visitation and service scheduled in Ancaster, Ontario.
Canada to Block Chinese EV Data Transmission
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree announces measures to prevent Chinese electric vehicles from transmitting information to China, addressing national security concerns raised by MPs.
Illegal Tobacco and Vapes Seized at Ambassador Bridge
CBSA officers at three Ontario border crossings, including the Ambassador Bridge, have intercepted nearly 6,000 kilograms of illegal tobacco products and over 10,000 nicotine vapes entering Canada from the United States.
Nigeria Military Operation After Attack, Christians Freed
Nigeria initiates a new military operation following a deadly assault, as abducted Christians are released and return home amid ongoing security challenges.
166 Kidnapped Churchgoers Rescued in Nigeria
A Christian organization reports the successful rescue of all 166 church members abducted in northern Nigeria, marking a significant development in the region's ongoing security challenges.
New START Treaty Expires, No Nuclear Caps for U.S., Russia
The expiration of the New START treaty marks the first time in over 50 years that the U.S. and Russia have no limits on their nuclear arsenals, raising fears of an arms race.
Quebec Teen Faces Terrorism Charge for Atomwaffen Promotion
A Quebec City area teenager faces terrorism charges after allegedly using social media to promote the violent ideology of the Atomwaffen Division, according to RCMP.
Increased Police Presence in Tillsonburg, Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police have significantly increased their visible presence in Tillsonburg, responding to community safety concerns and implementing proactive measures to enhance public security in the region.
Canada's Military Role in Afghanistan: A Front-Row Perspective
Eugene Lang recounts Canada's substantial military contributions in Afghanistan, countering recent dismissive remarks about NATO allies' efforts during the conflict.
Arizona Police Helicopter Crash Kills Two in Flagstaff
A tragic helicopter crash in Flagstaff, Arizona, has resulted in the deaths of a pilot and a state trooper. The incident occurred while the aircraft was responding to an active shooter situation on the night of February 4-5, 2026.
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