FBI's Bongino: Jan. 6 Conspiracy Claims Were Paid Opinions
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino admits his past support for Jan. 6 pipe bomb conspiracy theories was financially motivated. Read the stunning admission and its impact.
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Laval Mr. Puffs shop hit by gunfire after gang link denial
A Mr. Puffs shop in Laval was struck by gunfire after its owner denied involvement with a slain gang leader. Police are investigating the targeted attack.
Winnipeg tows 1,700+ vehicles over unpaid parking tickets
The City of Winnipeg has towed more than 1,700 vehicles in a crackdown on drivers with multiple unpaid parking tickets. Find out how the enforcement program works.
Recall Petitions Approved for Four Alberta MLAs
Alberta's Chief Electoral Officer approves recall petitions against four UCP MLAs, bringing the total over 18. Health Minister Adriana LaGrange is among those targeted.
Legault Approval at 25%, Canada's Least Popular Premier
Quebec Premier François Legault ends 2025 with a 25% approval rating, the lowest in Canada. His CAQ party trails PQ and Liberals in polls. Read the full analysis.
Alberta AG seeks $3M+ for health audits, staff pay, tech
Alberta's Auditor General Doug Wylie requests over $3 million in funding for audits of 8 new health bodies, staff wage increases, and replacing 25-year-old software. Read the details.
209 kg of opium found in machinery at Vancouver port
CBSA officers in Metro Vancouver intercepted 209 kilograms of opium concealed inside heavy machinery shipped from the UAE. The massive drug seizure highlights ongoing border security efforts.
Sketch Released in Mitchell Park Indecent Act Probe
Ontario Provincial Police have released a composite sketch of a person of interest wanted in connection with an indecent act at Mitchell Lions Park. Investigators are seeking public assistance.
SQ seizes thousands of meth tablets, cash in raids
The Sûreté du Québec conducted major raids, seizing thousands of methamphetamine tablets, production equipment, and cash. Get the full details on this significant drug bust.
Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts Cleared for Release
A U.S. judge in Florida has ruled that grand jury transcripts from the Jeffrey Epstein investigations can be made public under a new transparency law. Read the latest developments.
Indiana GOP Passes New Congressional Map
Indiana House Republicans passed a new congressional map that splits Indianapolis into four districts, a move championed by Donald Trump. The bill now faces a critical test in the state Senate.
Sask. veterans lobby for Victoria Cross eligibility expansion
Retired soldiers are urging the Saskatchewan legislature to advocate for extending Victoria Cross eligibility to heroic acts after 1945. Learn about their campaign for national honour reform.
White House creates 'hall of shame' for media outlets
The White House has launched a new 'hall of shame' targeting news organizations, a significant escalation in its relationship with the press. This move raises serious questions about media freedom.
Man Wanted in Chatham Theft Investigation
Chatham-Kent Police are asking the public to help identify a man connected to a theft investigation at a business on Pioneer Line. Can you recognize him?
Supreme Court to Hear Trump Birthright Citizenship Case
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments on the constitutionality of Donald Trump's executive order targeting birthright citizenship. The order has faced repeated legal setbacks. Follow for updates.
Analysis: Why Pablo Rodriguez Must Resign as Quebec Liberal Leader
Political analyst Robert Libman argues Quebec Liberal leader Pablo Rodriguez must resign to save the party from crisis, despite likely innocence, as scandal threatens election chances. Read the full analysis.
Ottawa Police Service 2026 Budget Approved
The Ottawa Police Services Board has officially approved the police budget for 2026. Get the full breakdown of the financial plan and its implications for the city.
High-risk offender bought alcohol after prison release
A high-risk offender in Kitchener confessed to purchasing alcohol immediately after his release from prison, raising serious public safety concerns. Read the full details of the case.
10,000+ CBSA removal warrants active over a year
Data reveals a backlog of over 10,000 active removal warrants at the Canada Border Services Agency, with significant implications for immigration enforcement. Learn about the details and official response.
Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts Ordered Released
A federal judge in Florida has ordered the release of grand jury transcripts from the Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell cases. Learn the key details and what happens next.
Toronto repeat offenders face new violent crime charges
Toronto police detail new alleged crimes by two men with extensive criminal histories. Cassim Cummings, 33, and Tajahan Kelly, 30, face fresh charges including assault and kidnapping. Read the full story.
Grand Jury transcripts from Epstein investigation ordered released
A Florida judge has ordered the release of grand jury transcripts from the abandoned 2006-07 Jeffrey Epstein investigation. The move could shed new light on the controversial plea deal.
Windsor Police See Positive Crime Trends in November
Windsor Police Service reports encouraging declines in several crime categories for November 2025. Explore the latest crime statistics and what they mean for community safety.
Angus Park Predator Deemed Long-Term Offender
Anthony Holtorf, convicted of attempting to lure girls at an Angus park, has been designated a long-term offender and sentenced. The Barrie court's decision aims for extended supervision.
Recall petitions target Alberta NDP, expanding political turmoil
Alberta's recall legislation sees new petitions against opposition NDP MLAs. Explore the political implications and the debate over the law's intended use.
Mi'kmaw chiefs frustrated with calls for cannabis crackdown
Mi'kmaw leaders in Nova Scotia express frustration over renewed calls for a crackdown on unlicensed cannabis dispensaries, highlighting jurisdictional and economic tensions. Read the latest developments.
Couple faces gun, theft, drug charges after Fort Saskatchewan stop
RCMP in Fort Saskatchewan have charged a couple after a stolen vehicle stop yielded a firearm, drugs, and stolen property. Get the details on the December 2nd incident.
Supreme Court Quebec Secularism Law Hearings March 23
Canada's Supreme Court will begin hearings on Quebec's controversial secularism law, Bill 21, on March 23, 2026. The landmark case will examine the law's constitutionality and its impact on religious freedoms.
Ottawa driver blows 3x legal limit after resident call
An Ottawa driver was arrested after a concerned resident reported a stumbling person. Police found the driver with a blood alcohol concentration three times the legal limit. Read the details.
Supreme Court Case Threatens Independent Agencies
The Supreme Court is set to rule in Trump v. Slaughter, a case that could overturn an 89-year-old precedent and grant presidents sweeping power to fire officials at independent agencies like the FTC and Federal Reserve. Explore the profound implications f
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