Two injured in Timmins weapons incident
A quiet Timmins neighborhood was rocked by violence as two individuals suffered serious injuries in a weapons-related altercation, prompting an intensive police investigation and community concern.
Category : Politics
Trump Feared Democrats Could Lock In Power Through 2025
Ex-DHS chief Miles Taylor discloses Trump's private concerns about Democratic election strategies and potential permanent power shifts in explosive new revelations.
Democrats Defy Expectations With Down-Ballot Wins
In a surprising political turnaround, Democratic candidates secured significant wins in state legislative and local races, signaling potential shifts in American political dynamics beyond the presidential election.
Judge scolds prosecutors in Comey leaks case
A U.S. district judge delivers sharp criticism to federal prosecutors while ordering disclosure of records from investigation into former FBI Director James Comey's memo handling.
Three charged in Montreal metro homicide
Montreal police have arrested and charged three men following a fatal stabbing at Place Saint-Henri metro station that left one man dead in what appears to be a targeted attack.
Vancouver OKs $21M for police, fire budget gaps
Vancouver City Council has greenlit $21 million in emergency funding to cover budget overruns for police and fire services, addressing critical public safety needs amid financial pressures.
Calgary cracks down on downtown crime and disorder
Calgary implements aggressive new strategy to combat rising crime and social disorder downtown, with increased police presence and bylaw enforcement targeting public safety concerns.
Michael White Trial: Body Cam Evidence Unveiled
Exclusive courtroom coverage reveals never-before-seen police body camera footage from the Michael White murder investigation, showing the dramatic moments officers discovered key evidence in an Edmonton home.
Daylight Stabbing Outside Ottawa's Rideau Centre
A brutal daylight stabbing outside Ottawa's iconic Rideau Centre shopping mall has left one man seriously injured, sparking a major police investigation and raising safety concerns in the heart of the nation's capital.
$13M software scandal at London City Hall
London taxpayers foot $13 million bill for custom software that will never be used, raising serious questions about municipal spending and technology oversight.
Mounties rushed to aid slain officer, court hears
Chilling court testimony reveals how RCMP officers from nearby detachments raced to assist after Constable Rick O'Brien was fatally shot during a Coquitlam wellness check.
RCMP officers testify in murder trial of slain Mountie
RCMP officers provide gripping courtroom testimony about the deadly Coquitlam raid that claimed Const. Rick O'Brien's life, revealing new details about the chaotic shootout and its aftermath.
Fire Chief Demands Inquiry Over Emergency Chaos
A Saskatchewan fire chief is calling for a formal investigation into what he describes as systemic failures and confusion during a northern community emergency response.
Guelph family's vehicle firebombed in targeted attack
A Guelph father recounts the terrifying moment his family vehicle was firebombed while parked in their driveway, calling it a deliberate attack that has left his family living in fear.
North Korea Vows Resistance Against US Cyber Sanctions
Pyongyang launches fiery response to new US sanctions targeting cybercrime operations, warning Washington that coercive measures will backfire spectacularly.
Regina Invests $4.5M in Playgrounds & Wastewater Systems
City of Regina announces major $4.5M investment to revitalize aging playgrounds and modernize wastewater infrastructure, addressing community needs and environmental concerns.
Ontario slams federal budget over infrastructure funding
Ontario's Finance Minister criticizes the federal budget for failing to deliver crucial infrastructure funding, including for the ambitious Highway 401 tunnel project in Toronto.
BC Premier Clashes with Courts Over Indigenous Land Rights
BC Premier David Eby challenges court ruling on Aboriginal title, sparking debate over private landowner rights in Cowichan and Richmond territories. Legal experts weigh in on this landmark case.
Barrie's 2026 Budget Planning Underway
City of Barrie kicks off early budget deliberations for 2026, focusing on infrastructure, community services, and financial sustainability. Learn how your tax dollars will be allocated.
Barrie Boundary Expansion Approved by Oro-Medonte
Simcoe County's political landscape shifts as Oro-Medonte Township approves Barrie's boundary expansion proposal, sparking mixed reactions from local leaders about future development.
Carney's Budget: A Trudeau-Style Fiscal Crisis
Mark Carney's proposed budget faces intense scrutiny as experts warn of unsustainable spending mirroring Trudeau-era fiscal policies. Discover the alarming parallels and economic risks.
Edmonton Manslaughter Charge After Autopsy Reveals Head Trauma
A 36-year-old Edmonton man faces manslaughter charges after an autopsy confirmed blunt head trauma caused the death of an assault victim following a downtown altercation.
Montreal's Voter Turnout Crisis: Democracy in Decline
Alarming voter turnout decline in Montreal elections reveals deep crisis in civic engagement. Experts warn empty polling stations signal collapsing faith in municipal government.
Trump's 'Us vs Them' Rhetoric: A Political Analysis
An analysis of Donald Trump's divisive language and how his 'they' versus 'us' narrative has reshaped American political discourse and mobilized his base.
Quebec Backs Federal Budget: Champagne Says It Speaks to Province
Federal Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne declares the 2024 budget addresses Quebec's economic priorities, highlighting investments in housing, AI, and research that benefit Montreal's innovation ecosystem.
Alberta Minister Defends Edmonton Shelter Funding
Alberta's social services minister responds to criticism about Edmonton shelter capacity, insisting provincial funding is adequate despite visible homelessness issues.
Indigenous Treaty Mural Unveiled in Toronto During Recognition Week
UFCW Canada and the Moccasin Identifier project collaborate on powerful visual tribute during Treaties Recognition Week, educating Canadians about Indigenous treaty relationships through art.
Alberta MLA Guthrie Resigns After Privilege Denial
UCP MLA Guthrie's dramatic committee resignation after Speaker denies privilege claim sparks political firestorm in Alberta legislature.
RCMP seize loaded shotgun in targeted attack near Edmonton
Mounties in Strathcona County have arrested a suspect and seized a loaded shotgun following what police describe as a targeted attack near Ardrossan, highlighting ongoing public safety concerns.
A Better Tent City Seeks Funding for Staff Expansion
Waterloo Region's innovative homeless community requests $170,000 to hire two new support workers, aiming to enhance services and sustainability for vulnerable residents.
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