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Category : Politics
Loader Rams Building in Suspected Winnipeg Arson
RCMP are investigating a bizarre incident in Winnipeg where a construction loader was driven into a building in what authorities believe was a deliberate arson attempt. The dramatic event caused significant structural damage.
Trump's Canada Feud: Temporary Storm or Lasting Damage?
As tensions flare between Donald Trump and Canadian officials, experts analyze whether this political confrontation signals lasting damage or just another temporary squall in Canada-U.S. relations.
US strikes alleged drug boat in Pacific, 4 killed
American military forces have intercepted and engaged another suspected narcotics trafficking boat in the Pacific Ocean, resulting in the deaths of all four individuals aboard in a dramatic high-seas confrontation.
Cruz Stuns With 'Liberal' Label for MTG in Senate Clash
In a surprising Senate floor moment, Ted Cruz praised Marjorie Taylor Greene's 'very liberal' position on government spending, creating confusion and backlash among political observers.
B.C. Court Expands Indigenous Title to Urban Areas
A groundbreaking B.C. Supreme Court decision recognizes Indigenous title over specific urban and rural areas, challenging provincial land management and setting precedent for future claims.
BC seeks court stay in Cowichan Tribes case
British Columbia Premier David Eby announces the province will seek a court stay in the Cowichan Tribes case, citing significant implications for Indigenous reconciliation and land rights across BC.
Calgary's New Mayor and Council Sworn In
History unfolds in Calgary as Jyoti Gondek becomes the city's first female mayor, leading a diverse new council through a ceremonial swearing-in ceremony at the Jack Singer Concert Hall.
Toronto Mother's Murder Trial Begins for Leslieville Shooting
The high-profile trial of the man accused of killing Karolina Huebner-Makurat, a beloved Toronto mother, has commenced with emotional testimony and shocking details about the daytime shooting that shook the Leslieville community.
Senators Push for UFO Disclosure in New Legislation
Republican Senators Marco Rubio and J.D. Vance are leading a bipartisan effort to force government transparency on unidentified aerial phenomena, pushing for mandatory declassification of UFO records.
Edmonton's New Diverse Council Sworn In
Edmonton welcomes its most diverse city council in history with a mix of experienced veterans and groundbreaking new faces ready to tackle urban challenges.
Calgary to get 2 new provincial ridings after population boom
Calgary's explosive population growth triggers electoral boundary commission recommendation for two additional provincial ridings, reshaping Alberta's political landscape ahead of 2027 election.
Manitoba Politicians Clash in 'Waah Waah' Debate Drama
Manitoba's legislative session descended into chaos as NDP and PC politicians exchanged heated words over mocking 'waah waah' sounds during bill debate, sparking controversy over parliamentary decorum.
Indigenous youth 83% of Manitoba child advocacy cases
A new report reveals disturbing overrepresentation of Indigenous youth in Manitoba's child welfare system, with advocates calling for urgent systemic reforms.
Saskatoon Pauses Downtown Arena Operator Decision
Saskatoon city council delays decision on downtown arena operator, seeking more information before committing to multi-million dollar partnership. Key details revealed.
Final guilty plea in London, ON body-in-barrel murder case
The last of four individuals charged in the disturbing 2018 murder of a man whose remains were found in a barrel has pleaded guilty to manslaughter, bringing closure to a gruesome Ontario case.
Federal Enforcement Surge Targets Chicago Crime
Chicago faces unprecedented federal intervention as the Justice Department deploys specialized teams to combat gun violence and organized crime in a landmark enforcement initiative.
Edmonton's Diverse New Council Sworn In
Edmonton welcomes its most diverse city council in history as Mayor Amarjeet Sohi and new council members are sworn in during a vibrant multicultural ceremony at City Hall.
Calgary McDonald's fight leads to manslaughter charge
A violent confrontation at a Calgary McDonald's restaurant has resulted in a manslaughter charge after a 41-year-old man died from his injuries. Calgary police continue their investigation into the tragic incident.
30,000 federal employees to test new pay system
The Canadian government is launching a major pilot of its next-generation pay system, with 30,000 federal employees testing the Phoenix replacement starting summer 2025.
2007 Dorval Murder Suspect Captured After 17 Years
After nearly two decades evading justice, U.S. authorities have arrested the prime suspect in the brutal 2007 stabbing death of a 21-year-old woman in Dorval. Discover how this breakthrough finally brings closure to one of Quebec's most haunting cold case
Ontario killer seeks sentence reduction over jail conditions
An Orillia man convicted of fatally stabbing a Ramara Township man is requesting extra credit for time served due to challenging jail conditions. Learn about the controversial legal battle and victim impact.
Quebec Doctors Exodus: 20% Plan to Leave Over Pay Changes
Exclusive investigation reveals nearly 20% of physicians at Montreal's Queen Elizabeth Health Complex plan to quit Quebec due to controversial compensation reforms, sparking healthcare crisis fears.
Gov't Shutdown Threatens Food Stamps - Democrats Warn
Democratic lawmakers warn of catastrophic consequences for millions of Americans relying on food stamps as potential government shutdown looms. Learn how SNAP benefits could be affected.
Ex-Minister's $1.3M Could Launch New Alberta Party
Exclusive: Thomas Lukaszuk reveals his $1.3 million war chest and potential plans to launch a new political movement in Alberta, challenging the current political establishment.
Ford demands apology from U.S. ambassador over remarks
Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls for U.S. Ambassador David Cohen to apologize for controversial comments comparing Canadian political attention to unstable cheese on a cracker during Trump shooting coverage.
Blind Workers Laid Off During Government Shutdown Crisis
Exclusive investigation reveals how vulnerable blind workers became collateral damage in political standoff, with devastating consequences for disability employment programs.
DOJ Suspends Prosecutors Over Jan 6 Rally Attendance
The U.S. Department of Justice has suspended multiple prosecutors who attended Trump's 'Stop the Steal' rally before the January 6th Capitol attack, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest in prosecuting riot cases.
Fact Check: Viral Haka Video Not BC Housing Minister
A viral video circulating on social media falsely claims to show BC Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon performing a Māori haka. CTV News Fact Check reveals the truth behind the misleading footage.
Sault Man Arrested in Child Exploitation Investigation
A Sault Ste. Marie man faces serious child exploitation charges following a coordinated investigation across multiple Ontario cities. Learn about the disturbing details and ongoing efforts to combat online child sexual abuse material.
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