Minneapolis DHS Officers Issued Body Cameras
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has mandated body-worn cameras for all DHS officers in Minneapolis, enhancing transparency and accountability in federal law enforcement operations.
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Body Cameras Issued to All Homeland Security Officers in Minneapolis
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announces that every officer in Minneapolis will now wear body cameras, enhancing transparency and accountability in federal law enforcement operations.
Man Arrested After Locking Himself in Nanaimo Tugboat
A man was taken into custody by RCMP in Nanaimo after barricading himself inside a tugboat, leading to a police response. Authorities confirmed the incident, though details remain limited.
Four Decapitated Women Found Near Haiti-Dominican Border
Dominican authorities report the grim discovery of four decapitated female bodies in a border region with Haiti, highlighting ongoing security challenges.
Ontario Town Worries About Military Radar Site Impact
Residents of a rural Ontario town express fears that a planned federal military radar facility could disrupt their livelihoods and community way of life.
RCMP Investigate Shooting in Prince George, B.C.
The Prince George RCMP detachment is investigating a recent shooting incident in the city, part of ongoing police efforts to address violent crime in the region.
Hanwha Eyes Canadian Defence Deal with Submarine Voyage
South Korea's Hanwha plans a Pacific voyage for its KSS-III attack submarine to showcase capabilities, aiming to secure a lucrative contract to replace Canada's aging fleet.
Hanwha Plans B.C. Submarine Dock for Federal Contract Bid
South Korean defense giant Hanwha will dock its KSS-III submarine off the British Columbia coast as part of its campaign to secure a lucrative contract to replace Canada's aging submarine fleet.
New Start Treaty Expires, Ending Nuclear Arms Control
The New Start treaty between the U.S. and Russia expires Thursday, marking the end of nuclear arms control and potentially triggering a new arms race.
New Start Treaty Expires, Ending Nuclear Arms Control Era
The New Start treaty, which capped U.S. and Russian nuclear arsenals, expires Thursday, potentially ushering in a new era of atomic brinkmanship without formal arms control agreements.
Iranian Regime Threatens Canada with Officials Here
Michael Bonner warns that Iran's repressive regime threatens Canada directly, with many officials already in the country, as the Islamic Republic faces multiple crises.
HMCS Charlottetown Leaves Halifax for Indo-Pacific Mission
The Royal Canadian Navy frigate HMCS Charlottetown has embarked from Halifax on a strategic deployment to the Indo-Pacific region, marking a significant commitment to international security operations.
Canadian Soldier Dies in Latvia, Father Urges Service
Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, 24, died while deployed in Latvia. His father, heartbroken, hopes his son's story inspires others to join the Canadian Armed Forces.
Georgia Hotel Shooting: Officer Killed, Another Wounded
A tragic shooting at a Georgia hotel has left one police officer dead and another critically wounded, with a suspect in custody as investigations continue into the violent incident.
U.S.-Russia Nuclear Treaty Expires with Trump Inaction
The New START treaty, the last remaining nuclear arms control agreement between the United States and Russia, has expired without renewal. President Trump has not acted on Putin's extension offer despite initial positive comments.
Police Scene Closes Thunder Bay Streets
An active police incident has led to street closures in Thunder Bay, with authorities on the scene. Details remain limited as the investigation continues.
Iran Warns U.S. Attack Would Spark Regional War
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei issues direct threat as U.S. warships patrol Arabian Sea, while Iran designates EU militaries as terrorist groups and reports emerge of mass detentions during protests.
NATO Deterrence Weakened by Trans-Atlantic Infighting
NATO's capacity to deter Russian aggression is diminishing due to escalating internal conflicts among member states, raising concerns about alliance cohesion and security.
Khamenei Warns Iran Will Strike Back Forcefully Against Threats
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warns Iran will respond forcefully to any attacks as tensions escalate with the U.S. over potential strikes, raising fears of regional conflict.
Pakistan Kills 145 'Indian-Backed Terrorists' in Balochistan
Pakistan's military reports eliminating 145 militants in Balochistan, alleging Indian support, following deadly attacks. The operation marks a significant escalation in regional tensions.
Retired General Fraser on Canada's Military Preparedness
Retired Major-General David Fraser discusses Canada's need for increased defence spending and sovereignty assertion in a more dangerous world, praising PM Carney's Davos speech.
Veterans Respond to Trump's NATO Afghanistan Remarks
Canadian veterans and readers express outrage over Donald Trump's claims that NATO allies avoided front lines in Afghanistan, highlighting Canada's significant military contributions and sacrifices.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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