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.
Category : Defense Security
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
Dozens Charged in Alberta Stolen Vehicle Crime Ring Probe
RCMP in northern Alberta have laid multiple charges following an investigation into an organized crime group involved in vehicle theft. The operation resulted in significant seizures.
Hanwha Ocean Signs $345M MOU with Algoma Steel
Hanwha Ocean, a South Korean submarine manufacturer bidding on a Canadian contract, has signed a $345 million memorandum of understanding with Algoma Steel for high-grade steel plate.
22,000+ Firearms Reported in First Week of Federal Buyback
The Canadian government's firearm compensation program has received reports for more than 22,000 firearms in its initial week of operation, marking a significant early response to the national buyback initiative.
22,000+ Guns Declared in First Week of Federal Buyback
The federal Liberal government reports over 22,000 firearms declared for its compensation program targeting banned models, with deadlines approaching and police participation varying across provinces.
U.S. May Fly More F-35s in Canada If Deal Cancelled: Ambassador
U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra warns that if Canada doesn't purchase 88 F-35 fighter jets, the U.S. will need to buy more and fly them more frequently in Canadian airspace to address security threats.
South Korean Firm Reveals Industrial Benefits for Canada Submarine Bid
Hanwha Ocean announces strategic partnerships with Canadian companies as part of its bid for Canada's multi-billion dollar submarine contract, with a South Korean delegation arriving in Ottawa for talks.
Technician Fined for Unreported Helicopter Crack
A Canadian Armed Forces technician has been fined after a crack in a CH-148 Cyclone helicopter onboard HMCS Montreal went unreported, raising safety concerns.
Hanwha Ocean's $345M Algoma Steel Deal for Submarine Contract
Hanwha Ocean, a major South Korean shipbuilder, has agreed to a $345 million deal with Algoma Steel as part of its bid for a Canadian submarine contract, highlighting international industrial collaboration.
London Police Silent on Chesham Avenue Activity
London police are not disclosing details about an ongoing operation at a Chesham Avenue property, with special constable vehicles seen parked at the scene.
IDF Recovers Last Israeli Hostage Body from Gaza
The Israel Defense Forces confirmed recovery of Master Sgt. Ran Gvili's body, marking the return of all hostages from Gaza since the October 7 attacks.
Europe Can't Defend Itself Without U.S., Says NATO Chief Rutte
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte bluntly stated that Europe cannot defend itself independently without American military backing, dismissing calls for European strategic autonomy.
RCMP Probes Suspicious Incident in Mission, B.C.
The RCMP is investigating a suspicious incident in Mission, B.C., involving a Toyota Rav4 outside a home, raising questions of whether it was a prank or intimidation.
South Korea Sends Delegation to Canada for Submarine Deal
South Korea dispatches presidential envoy and industry leaders to Canada to secure a major submarine contract, highlighting potential economic benefits and industrial cooperation.
France Honors Afghanistan Fallen After Trump NATO Claim
France pays tribute to troops killed in NATO operations in Afghanistan, following former U.S. President Trump's false statements about allied forces.
Israel Recovers Final Hostage Remains, Key for Ceasefire
Israeli forces have recovered the remains of the last known hostage held in Gaza, a critical development that could advance ceasefire negotiations and bring closure to families affected by the conflict.
Ukraine Attacks Russian Oil Refinery in Southern Russia
Ukrainian forces have targeted a small oil refinery in southern Russia's Krasnodar region, marking the third such attack this month on Russian energy infrastructure as the conflict approaches its fifth year.
Iran-Backed Militias Signal Attack Readiness Amid U.S. Tensions
Militias in Iraq and Yemen backed by Iran have indicated a willingness to launch attacks as tensions between Tehran and Washington remain elevated, raising regional security concerns.
Iran Protest Death Toll Nears 6,000 as U.S. Tensions Rise
A U.S.-based rights group confirms nearly 6,000 deaths in Iran protests, with figures likely underreported due to an 18-day internet shutdown as Tehran warns Washington against intervention.
Canada's Demilitarized Arctic: A Growing Security Concern
As global attention shifts to Arctic security, Canada's northern territories remain largely undefended with no naval ports, garrisoned soldiers, or air bases, raising questions about national sovereignty.
Israeli Troops Scour Gaza Cemetery for Final Hostage Remains
Israeli military forces are conducting a meticulous search of a cemetery in Gaza to recover the remains of the last hostage held since the 2023 Hamas attack, while the critical Rafah border crossing remains closed, intensifying regional tensions.
Myanmar Military Uses Paramotors in Aerial Attacks
Myanmar's military is reportedly using paramotors and gyrocopters to conduct aerial attacks against civilians and opposition forces, escalating the conflict.
Yemen Rebels Threaten Attack as U.S. Carrier Heads to Iran
Houthi rebels in Yemen have issued new threats against Red Sea shipping lanes, coinciding with the deployment of a U.S. aircraft carrier toward the Persian Gulf amid heightened regional tensions.
Edmonton Military Base Anticipates More Activity: Retired General
A retired Canadian Major-General predicts heightened operations at Edmonton's military base, citing global changes and strategic importance in national defense.
South Korea Lobbies Canada for Submarine Project
A high-level South Korean delegation is heading to Canada to lobby for a lucrative submarine project, following recent defense discussions between the two nations.
Calgary Veterans Outraged by Trump's NATO Comments
Canadian military veterans from Calgary voice strong condemnation of former U.S. President Donald Trump's recent NATO statements, calling them disrespectful to allied sacrifices.
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