Driver gets 20+ years for Liverpool soccer parade attack
A British man receives a prison sentence exceeding 20 years for driving a minivan into a crowd of Liverpool soccer fans, injuring over 45 people during a championship celebration.
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Prince Albert Adopts Next-Gen 911 Emergency System
Prince Albert first responders now use digital Next-Generation 911, enhancing emergency communication. Learn how this upgrade improves public safety across Saskatchewan.
CSIS: No Imminent Threat in Canada After Australia Attack
Canada's spy agency says there is no immediate threat of a similar attack in Canada following the Bondi Beach shooting in Australia. Jewish communities across Canada are increasing security for Hanukkah.
Poilievre dismisses Smith-Carney pipeline MOU as 'phoney'
Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's dismissal of the Alberta-Ottawa pipeline MOU creates political tension with Premier Danielle Smith, who hailed the deal as a major achievement. Analysis of the rift.
Economic Polls Turn Negative for Trump as Inflation Fears Soar
CNN analyst Harry Enten reveals a sharp rise in economic pessimism since Trump's return, with inflation as the key driver. Discover the data behind the shift.
Federal offender with northern Ontario ties sought by police
A Canada-wide warrant is out for Eric Cardinal, wanted for breaching a release order. The 5'0" offender is known to frequent northern Ontario communities. Stay informed.
London Mayor's wallet returned by good Samaritan
London Mayor Josh Morgan's wallet was lost and returned in an act of kindness in the city's downtown. Discover the heartwarming story of civic honesty.
U.S. Pressure on Venezuela Under Trump Administration
Analysis of the Trump administration's renewed pressure campaign on Venezuela. Explore the geopolitical motives and potential consequences for the region. Read the full report.
Halifax police increase patrols after Australia synagogue attack
Halifax Regional Police have heightened security at local synagogues and Hanukkah events following a deadly mass shooting in Australia. Authorities are urging vigilance during the holiday season.
Hegseth, Rubio Return to Capitol Hill as Boat Strike Questions Mount
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Senator Marco Rubio are set to testify on Capitol Hill as congressional scrutiny intensifies over recent boat strike incidents. Get the latest updates.
Parole board approves escorted absences for child killer
The Parole Board of Canada has granted escorted temporary absences to Elaine Campione, convicted of drowning her two young daughters in Barrie in 2006. Read the latest on this controversial decision.
Report: Track 'Underperforming' Federal Public Servants
A new report calls for the federal government to formally report on underperforming public servants and measure productivity. The recommendations aim to improve accountability within Canada's public service.
Quebec Secularism Law Sparks Outrage Across Canada
A Calgary columnist expresses outrage over Quebec's secularism laws, arguing they target religious minorities. Explore the debate on religious symbols in public life.
Conservative MPs Cross Floor to Liberals Without Grievance
The recent defections of Conservative MPs Chris d'Entremont and Michael Ma to the Liberal Party break from historical norms, as neither cited policy disagreements. Explore the unusual nature of these political shifts.
Calls Grow to Reform Floor Crossing Rules in Canada
Political analyst Raphaël Melançon argues for stricter rules on MPs and MNAs switching parties mid-term, citing recent defections that undermine voter trust. A proposed solution: resign and run in a byelection.
Ex-Youth Worker Sentencing: 0 to 4 Years for Child Crimes
An Edmonton judge weighs sentencing for a former youth worker who lured a child and possessed over 1,000 abuse images. Prosecution seeks 4 years; defence argues for house arrest.
Zelenskyy says Ukraine peace plans could be sent soon
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy indicates formal proposals to end the war could be presented to Russia imminently. Get the latest details on potential peace talks.
Expert warns Canadians about rising U.S. travel risks
A Queen's University professor details stricter U.S. immigration policies leading to increased detentions of Canadians by ICE. Learn the risks before you travel.
Tories to require nomination battles for incumbent MPs
The Conservative Party is set to introduce new rules requiring incumbent MPs to face nomination battles before elections, a move championed by columnist Michael Taube to strengthen democracy.
Sydney Terror Attack Stokes Fears for New York's Security
The deadly Sydney shooting has intensified scrutiny on NYC Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani's rhetoric. As the city faces heightened tensions, concerns grow over security and inflammatory political language. Read the analysis.
U.S. Proposes Sweeping New Travel Rules for Visitors
New U.S. travel rules would require visitors from 42 visa waiver countries to submit five years of social media data and biometrics, drawing comparisons to historical voter suppression tactics. Read the full analysis.
Gangs recruiting younger youth in Quebec, researcher finds
A Quebec researcher reveals street gangs are targeting younger children, often with trauma histories. Learn about the findings and the urgent call for intervention.
Police Presence at Sarnia High-Rise Building
Sarnia police have established a significant presence at a George Street high-rise building. Details remain limited as the investigation unfolds.
LaSalle backs out of Amherstburg policing talks
The Town of LaSalle has withdrawn from discussions to potentially provide policing services to Amherstburg, impacting regional service collaboration in Windsor-Essex. Learn the details.
Carney 'Confident' Canada Will Hit NATO Spending Targets
Prime Minister Mark Carney expresses confidence Canada will meet its NATO defence spending commitment. Get the latest details on the government's plan and timeline.
Quebec's Bill 1 called an attack on English school boards
Quebec's proposed constitution, Bill 1, faces fierce opposition from anglophone school boards who warn it strips their constitutional control and centralizes power in Quebec City. Read the details.
Canadians, including kids, increasingly detained in U.S.
New data reveals a concerning increase in the detention of Canadians, including minors, by U.S. immigration authorities. Queen's University professor Sharry Aiken explains the policy shifts driving this trend. Read the full analysis.
ISIS-Inspired Terror Attack at Sydney Hanukkah Event
Australian police confirm the Bondi Beach mass shooting was an ISIS-inspired terrorist attack. 15 killed, 25 injured as calls for stricter gun laws grow. Read the latest.
Brian Walshe Found Guilty of Murdering, Dismembering Wife
Brian Walshe convicted of first-degree murder for killing and dismembering his wife, Ana, in 2023. The case relied on a digital trail of disturbing searches and evidence.
Federal Court Hears Challenge to California's New House Map
A federal court in Los Angeles is weighing a challenge to California's new congressional map, a legal battle with national implications for control of the U.S. House of Representatives. Follow the high-stakes showdown.
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