Iran Vows 'All-Out War' in Response to Any Attack
A senior Iranian official declares that any attack on Iran will be considered an act of total war, escalating regional tensions amid a backdrop of international geopolitical strain.
Category : Defense Security
U.S. Military Strikes Drug Trafficking Boat in Pacific
The U.S. military announced a lethal strike on a vessel engaged in narco-trafficking operations in the eastern Pacific Ocean, resulting in two fatalities and one survivor.
U.S. Military Assets Head to Middle East
The USS Abraham Lincoln carrier and B-52H Stratofortress bombers are among key U.S. military assets being deployed to the Middle East as part of ongoing strategic operations.
Trump's False Claims About Canada's Afghanistan Role Spark Outrage
Former U.S. President Donald Trump's suggestion that NATO troops avoided frontline combat in Afghanistan has drawn fierce condemnation from Canadian veterans and journalists who witnessed the sacrifices firsthand.
Canadian Forces Investigates Soldier's Threatening Video
The Canadian Forces has launched an investigation after a video surfaced showing an Ottawa soldier from the Governor General's Foot Guards making threatening remarks toward women while handling a military rifle.
Ex-Olympian Ryan Wedding Arrested as Alleged Drug Kingpin in Mexico
Ryan Wedding, a former Olympic snowboarder turned alleged international drug trafficker, has been captured in Mexico City in a joint FBI and RCMP operation, described as a significant blow to cross-border criminal networks.
U.S. Military: 2 Killed in Pacific Boat Strike, 1 Survivor
The U.S. military has confirmed a deadly maritime incident in the eastern Pacific Ocean, resulting in two fatalities and one survivor. Details remain limited as investigations continue.
Windsor Police Charge Two in 3D-Printed Gun Case
Windsor police have arrested two men after discovering a 3D-printed firearm operation during a wellness check at a local hotel. Multiple weapons and equipment were seized.
Windsor 3D-Printed Gun Probe Leads to Charges
A Windsor police investigation into a 3D-printed firearm has resulted in criminal charges, highlighting emerging challenges with homemade weapons technology in Canada.
Trump Renews Iran Threats, Sends Navy Armada to Middle East
President Donald Trump has renewed military threats against Iran's leadership amid violent protests, deploying a naval armada to the Middle East while human rights groups report escalating casualties.
Trump Renews Iran Threats, Sends Navy Armada to Middle East
President Donald Trump has renewed military threats against Iran's leadership amid protests, deploying a naval armada while human rights groups report thousands killed in crackdowns.
Suicide Bomber Targets Pakistan Wedding, 5 Dead
A suicide bomber attacked a wedding ceremony in northwest Pakistan, resulting in at least five fatalities and multiple injuries, according to local authorities.
Danish PM in Greenland for Arctic Security Talks
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen travels to Nuuk for discussions with Greenland's premier on Arctic sovereignty and NATO engagement after U.S. de-escalation.
Ex-Olympian Ryan Wedding Arrested After Decade-Long FBI Hunt
Former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding surrendered to authorities in Mexico, ending a more than 10-year international manhunt for the alleged drug lord who was on the FBI's Most Wanted list.
Trump: Greenland Military Deal Details in Two Weeks
President Donald Trump says his administration will release specifics on a proposed U.S. military access agreement for Greenland within two weeks, calling it more generous than current arrangements.
Top Aces Profits as 'Bad Guys' in Air Combat Training
Montreal-based Top Aces capitalizes on increased European defense spending with major contracts, including a €420 million deal with Germany, as demand for realistic air combat training surges.
Canadian General Slams Trump's Afghanistan Troop Claims
Retired Major-General Dean Milner refutes Donald Trump's assertion that NATO forces stayed behind front lines in Afghanistan, calling it a disrespectful lie that dishonors fallen soldiers.
Ex-Canadian Olympian Ryan Wedding Arrested in Mexico
Ryan Wedding, a former Canadian Olympic snowboarder and FBI top fugitive, has been arrested in Mexico. He faces charges for multinational drug trafficking and orchestrating a witness killing.
Icebreakers: The Geopolitical Key to Unlocking Greenland
The specialized icebreaker vessels essential for accessing Greenland's Arctic resources are manufactured exclusively by nations aligned with or opposed to U.S. interests, highlighting strategic dependencies.
Canadian Military Applications Jump 13% Amid Security Talks
New data reveals a significant 13% increase in applications to the Canadian Armed Forces, sparking analysis from military experts about recruitment trends and national security priorities.
Australian Police Hunt Suspect in Triple Homicide
Authorities in Australia are searching for a man wanted in connection with the fatal shootings of three individuals in a small town, as the nation observes a National Day of Mourning.
South Korea Bans Civilians Over Alleged Drone Flights to North
South Korea has issued travel bans against three civilians accused of flying drones into North Korea, a rare move amid ongoing tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
Greenland's Nuclear Defense Role & Trump's 'Golden Dome' Plan
Analysis of Greenland's geopolitical significance in North American defense, Trump's proposed 'Golden Dome' framework, and its implications for Canada-U.S. relations amid diplomatic tensions.
Military Applications Spike After Recruitment Target Misses
The Canadian Armed Forces reports a significant increase in applications, reversing a trend of missed recruitment goals. Experts analyze the shift amid ongoing national security discussions.
Vancouver Funds $600K Firearms Lab Expansion to Combat Extortion
The City of Vancouver is investing $600,000 to expand its forensic firearms laboratory, enhancing ballistic analysis capabilities to tackle rising extortion-related violence in British Columbia.
U.S. Aims for Unlimited Military Access in Greenland
American negotiators are pushing to rewrite a 1951 defense agreement with Denmark to remove consultation requirements for U.S. military operations in Greenland.
Veterans Outraged by Trump's NATO Comments on Canada
Canadian military veterans express profound outrage over former U.S. President Donald Trump's NATO comments, highlighting their frontline service and the deep alliance between nations.
Impaired Driver Stuck on Hwy. 11 Guardrail in Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police responded to an incident where an impaired driver became stuck on a guardrail on Highway 11 near North Bay, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
Montreal Police Dogs Search Rubble After Major Fire
Montreal police deployed canine units to search the rubble of a major fire, finding no evidence anyone was inside. The investigation continues as authorities assess the scene.
Canadian Helicopters Leave Edmonton for Alaska Training
Six Royal Canadian Air Force CH-146 Griffon helicopters from Edmonton's 408 Squadron are en route to Alaska for Exercise Striking Bat, a multinational Arctic training exercise with U.S. and international partners.
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