EPS officer charged with sexual assault, victim speaks out
An Edmonton woman shares her relief after an EPS officer was charged with sexual assault. Get the latest developments in this ongoing case and its impact on police accountability.
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$10K copper wire stolen from Aylmer substation
Aylmer Police investigate major copper wire theft worth $10,000 from local electrical substation. Authorities seek public assistance in identifying suspects.
Harrow teen killed in police collision remembered
The community mourns Mendaye 'Mendy' Goossen, a 19-year-old from Harrow killed in a collision with an OPP cruiser. Remembered for her creativity and kindness.
Ontario judge: Fake nude image sharing not a crime
An Ontario judge has dismissed charges against a Halton man accused of sharing fake nude images of his wife, ruling the act didn't constitute a crime under current laws.
Somali Pirates Hijack Tanker in Arabian Sea
Somali pirates hijack the Hellas Aphrodite tanker off Somalia's coast on November 7, 2025. Learn about the escalating maritime security threat and international response.
Saskatchewan Party seeks to earn back city votes
Saskatchewan Party convention focuses on rebuilding urban support as Premier Scott Moe addresses party members in Saskatoon. Learn about their strategy to reconnect with city voters.
RCMP search for missing Miranda Lepage in Thompson
Manitoba RCMP are searching for Miranda Lepage, 36, reported missing from Thompson on November 1, 2025. Police seek public assistance in locating the woman.
EU vessel reaches ship raided by pirates off Somalia
European Union Operation Atalanta responds to pirate incident off Somalia coast. All 24 crew members confirmed safe following emergency response. Latest maritime security update.
Liberals face second budget confidence vote today
Canada's minority Liberal government faces a second confidence vote on the budget. The Bloc Québécois amendment could trigger an election if passed. Get the latest from Ottawa.
Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission finds racial profiling
The Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission has determined a woman was targeted by racial profiling. Learn about the case details and implications for human rights in Canada.
Windsor police training causes loud bangs
Windsor residents heard loud bangs during police training exercises. Learn what caused the noises and how authorities notified the community about the activities.
Quebec man pleads guilty in Taser smuggling case
A Quebec man faces sentencing after pleading guilty to smuggling a Taser disguised as a flashlight through Mississauga. Learn about this border security breach and its implications.
Trump Under Pressure After Democratic Election Wins
Donald Trump faces Republican pressure to address affordability concerns after Democratic victories in New York, Virginia and New Jersey state elections.
Nova Scotia premier blasts judges over poppy ban
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston threatens new legislation after judges demand court staff remove remembrance poppies, calling the order 'disgusting' and vowing to protect the symbol's sanctity.
Sask. woman faces charges after alleged triple homicide
RCMP has charged a Saskatchewan woman in connection with an alleged triple homicide. Get the latest details on this developing criminal case in Saskatchewan.
Fox News Clash Over Trump's Pelosi Hammer Attack Joke
Kayleigh McEnany and Jessica Tarlov sparred on Fox News over Donald Trump's comments about Paul Pelosi's hammer attack. Get the full details on the heated exchange.
Trump pardons Tennessee politicians in corruption case
Former President Donald Trump has pardoned ex-Tennessee House Speaker Glen Casada and aide Cade Cothren, claiming Biden's DOJ over-prosecuted their mail scheme. Read the full story.
Trump Admin Appeals SNAP Benefits Court Order
The Trump administration appeals a federal order to distribute full November SNAP benefits during the government shutdown, creating uncertainty for millions of Americans.
Quebec Video Mistaken for U.S. Election Fraud Evidence
A video from Quebec was falsely presented as evidence of U.S. election fraud in November 2025. Learn how misinformation spreads and the importance of verifying sources.
Toronto police search for missing 74-year-old woman
Toronto police have established a command post as they intensify their search for Lynn, a 74-year-old woman last seen near Victoria Park and Ellesmere Road. Help bring her home safely.
Woman Guilty of Harassing Madeleine McCann's Family
A Polish woman found guilty of harassing Kate and Gerry McCann but cleared of stalking charges in the ongoing Madeleine McCann case. Learn the details of this disturbing harassment campaign.
Sarnia Police Report Changing Crime Patterns
Sarnia Police Service reveals concerning crime trends with intimate partner violence calls decreasing while assaults and weapon-related incidents increase. Stay informed about community safety.
Canada's Military Recruitment Plan Criticized
Expert analysis reveals Canada's military lacks capacity to train proposed 400,000 reserves. Recruitment struggles and infrastructure issues challenge ambitious expansion plans.
Barrie duo used staple gun, guitar in attack: police
Ontario Provincial Police allege a Barrie duo used a staple gun and guitar in a violent attack. Get the latest details on this disturbing case and its ongoing investigation.
Sault murder suspect arrested at Toronto Union Station
Scott Devlin, 52, wanted for murder in Sault Ste. Marie, was apprehended Thursday at Toronto's Union Station. Get the latest details on this cross-province manhunt.
Minister deflects foreign interference watchdog questions
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree sidesteps questions about delayed foreign interference commissioner appointment, sparking tense committee exchange.
Nova Scotia Premier Slams Court Poppy Ban
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston condemns court order prohibiting workers from wearing poppies, calling it 'disgusting' and vowing legislative action to protect remembrance symbols.
Vancouver Chinatown's Last Post Office Faces Closure
Community activists rally to save Vancouver Chinatown's final Canada Post location, calling it a vital lifeline for seniors and local businesses. Petition launched to stop November 2025 closure.
Second Person Charged in Halifax Homicide
Halifax police have charged a second individual with second-degree murder in connection with a man's death. The investigation continues as authorities seek justice.
Second-degree murder charge in Snowden death
A second-degree murder charge has been laid following a death in Snowden. Get the latest details on this developing case and its legal implications.
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