Senior Indian Official Among Five Dead in Plane Crash
A private plane crash in western India has claimed five lives, including a senior state official, sparking national mourning and raising questions about aviation safety.
Category : Defense Security
NORAD: Why U.S. Jets Patrol Canadian Airspace
Learn about NORAD's 67-year history and three missions as U.S. Ambassador warns Canada must buy F-35s or face increased U.S. patrols in Canadian airspace.
Mideast Worry Over Possible U.S. Strike After Iran Protests
A month after widespread protests began in Iran, regional tensions are escalating with growing concerns about a potential U.S. military response. The situation has created uncertainty across the Middle East as diplomatic channels remain strained.
Veterans Leader Addresses NATO Myths, Afghan Service
A Canadian veterans association president responds to claims about NATO's role, detailing Canada's frontline service in Afghanistan alongside U.S. forces and the invocation of Article 5 after 9/11.
Ryan Wedding Arrest: Conflicting Stories and Political Drama
The arrest of former Canadian Olympian Ryan Wedding in Mexico has sparked conflicting narratives between U.S. and Mexican officials, with allegations of fake AI-generated photos and political intrigue surrounding the case.
Canada May Buy Swedish Jets Over F-35s for Half of Fleet
Sources indicate Ottawa is considering purchasing Swedish Gripen fighter jets for up to half of its new fleet, potentially reducing F-35 orders. Defence Minister David McGuinty confirms no final decision.
North Korea Tests Upgraded Rocket System Under Kim's Watch
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw testing of an enhanced large-caliber multiple rocket launcher system, state media reports, as the nation strengthens its nuclear war deterrent ahead of a key party congress.
Explosive Chemicals Found in London, Ont. Home
Police in London, Ontario, have uncovered chemicals with the potential to create explosives at a Chesham Avenue home, raising significant safety concerns in the community.
Border Patrol Shoots Suspected Smuggler in Arizona
A 34-year-old Arizona man was wounded after exchanging gunfire with U.S. Border Patrol agents near the Mexico border. The FBI says the suspect fired at a federal helicopter and agents.
North Korea to Unveil 'Next-Stage' Nuclear Plans: KCNA
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has declared that the country will soon reveal new nuclear deterrent plans, escalating tensions amid ongoing international concerns over its weapons program.
Ukraine War: 2 Million Military Casualties, Study Finds
A new study estimates close to two million military casualties from the ongoing Ukraine conflict, highlighting the devastating human cost of the war.
Border Patrol Agent Shooting Investigated in Arizona
Federal authorities are investigating a shooting incident involving a U.S. Border Patrol agent in Arizona. Details remain limited as the inquiry unfolds.
Explosive Chemicals Found in London, Ont. Home
London police have discovered chemicals capable of being used to create explosives at a Chesham Avenue residence, prompting an ongoing investigation and heightened security measures in the area.
Surrey Police Arrest Two in Shooting, Extortion Case
Surrey Police Service's anti-extortion task force arrested two foreign nationals after an early morning shooting incident, part of an ongoing investigation into organized crime activities in the region.
NATO Arctic Strategy: Nordic Push Against Russian Military
Nordic countries are using U.S. interest in Greenland to refocus NATO on Arctic security, highlighting Russia's extensive military buildup in the region as a critical threat to alliance members.
Israel Marks Return of Final Hostage's Remains After Two Years
Israel observes the return of the remains of Ran Gvili, the final hostage held in Gaza, marking a somber conclusion to a prolonged ordeal for families and the nation.
Doomsday Clock Set Closest to Midnight in History
Atomic scientists have moved the symbolic Doomsday Clock to 85 seconds to midnight, citing escalating global threats from nuclear risk, climate change, and disruptive technologies.
Russian Drones Kill 3, Wound Kids in Ukraine; Zelenskyy Urges Action
A Russian drone attack on Odesa, Ukraine, killed three people and wounded children, as President Zelenskyy calls for accelerated diplomatic efforts to end the conflict.
Police Agencies Defy Federal Gun Buyback Across Canada
Multiple Canadian police agencies and provincial governments are refusing to participate in the federal assault-style firearms buyback program, creating a rare mass defiance of a federal mandate.
Northrop Grumman Profit Up as Geopolitical Uncertainty Fuels Demand
Northrop Grumman reports higher quarterly profit, citing increased demand for defense products due to ongoing geopolitical instability and global conflicts.
Russian Drones Kill 1, Injure Kids in Ukraine; Zelenskyy Urges Speed
A Russian drone attack on Odesa, Ukraine, resulted in one fatality and injured children, prompting President Zelenskyy to call for accelerated diplomatic efforts to end the ongoing conflict.
Volatus Advances Dufour Partnership for Runway-Independent Cargo
Volatus Aerospace and Dufour Aerospace are progressing their partnership to develop runway-independent cargo capabilities for Arctic, defense, and commercial operations, focusing on operational readiness and training.
Heavy Police Presence Swarms Springwater Overnight
A significant police operation unfolded in Springwater overnight, with multiple cruisers responding to an undisclosed incident. Authorities have not yet released details, but the heavy presence has drawn attention from local residents.
ICE Security Role at Milan-Cortina Olympics Sparks Controversy
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents will support diplomatic security at the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Games, drawing criticism from Milan's mayor over democratic principles.
Honouring Canada's Afghanistan Heroes
A response to Donald Trump's NATO remarks highlights Canada's high casualty rate in Afghanistan and calls for proper recognition of Canadian soldiers' bravery.
Iran Crackdown Death Toll Soars Amid U.S. Military Presence
Activists report over 6,100 killed in Iran protests as U.S. aircraft carrier group arrives in region, raising tensions amid threats from Iranian-backed militias.
Six Killed in Private Jet Crash at Maine's Bangor Airport
A private jet carrying eight people crashed during takeoff from Bangor International Airport in snowy conditions, resulting in six fatalities, according to the U.S. FAA.
Alberta RCMP Operations Centre Key in Carjacking Case
A recent overnight carjacking in east-central Alberta demonstrates the pivotal role of the RCMP's real-time operations centre in coordinating law enforcement response and investigations.
Agents in Pretti Shooting Still Working, Citing Safety
Border Patrol agents involved in the fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti remain on duty in other locations. DHS claims Pretti approached with a gun, but video shows a phone. Use-of-force policies and administrative leave procedures face scrutiny.
U.S. Strikes on Drug Boats Kill 126 in Pacific
A series of U.S. military operations targeting vessels suspected of drug trafficking in the eastern Pacific Ocean has led to a significant death toll, with 126 individuals reported killed. The incidents, which occurred in late January 2026, have raised qu
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