Mother who killed daughter gets day parole in Nova Scotia
Penny Boudreau, serving life for murdering her 12-year-old daughter in 2008, has been granted six months of day parole. The Parole Board cites her 'observable positive changes'.
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Faqiri family seeks apology, action on inquest recommendations
The family of Soleiman Faqiri calls for a formal apology from Ontario's premier and immediate implementation of prison inquest recommendations. The case highlights systemic failures.
Bondi Beach Attack Highlights Canada's Antisemitism Risk
The ISIS-linked terror attack on a Hanukkah celebration in Australia exposes a global surge in Jew hatred. With antisemitic incidents in Canada up 125%, experts warn a similar attack is imminent. Read the urgent analysis.
Experts: Anti-Jewish Terror Attack in Canada 'Imminent'
Following the Bondi Beach massacre, Canadian security experts warn a similar anti-Jewish terror attack is 'inevitable' in Canada, citing a surge in extremism and criticizing police response.
Dangerous offender hearing for London man with violent history
A London, Ontario man with a history of violent crimes is undergoing a dangerous offender hearing. The proceeding could result in an indefinite prison sentence to protect public safety.
Jimmy Lai's daughter reveals his post-prison family focus
Claire Lai states her father, imprisoned Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai, would prioritize family over activism if released. Exclusive interview details from Washington.
Iowa National Guard Members Killed in Syria Attack Identified
The U.S. Army has named the two Iowa National Guard soldiers killed in a recent attack in Syria. Get the details on the fallen servicemembers and the incident.
CAF officer arrested on foreign interference charges released
A Canadian Armed Forces officer arrested on allegations of foreign interference has been released into custody. The case highlights ongoing national security concerns.
Trinidad and Tobago opens airports to U.S. military
Trinidad and Tobago grants U.S. military access to its airports as regional tensions with Venezuela escalate. The move follows recent military exercises in the Caribbean nation.
Third-party investigation launched into Halifax Water finances
Halifax Water has initiated an independent, third-party investigation following serious allegations of financial irregularities within the utility. The probe, announced in December 2025, aims to ensure transparency and accountability for Nova Scotia ratep
Woman attends Vernon traffic court drunk, gets busted
A 28-year-old woman in Vernon, B.C., was arrested for impaired driving after showing up intoxicated to court to dispute a ticket issued by the same officer. Read the full story.
$300K in Damages from Downtown Windsor Fire
A significant fire near Mercer and Wyandotte streets in downtown Windsor has resulted in an estimated $300,000 in damages. Windsor Fire & Rescue Services battled the blaze.
Alberta Separation Group to Reapply for Referendum Petition
The Alberta Prosperity Project announces it will reapply to petition for a separation referendum. Get the latest on this significant provincial political development.
BC Conservative Party Split Over Staffer's 'Disgusting' Views
A former BC Conservative leader discloses deep internal division following a staffer's abhorrent views on race and Jewish people. Get the full story on the political fallout.
Cambridge family mourns 3-year-old killed in street crash
A Cambridge family is grieving the tragic loss of their three-year-old daughter, struck and killed on Cedar Street. The community mourns as police continue their investigation.
Windsor driver charged after impaired crash flips SUV
A Windsor motorist faces impaired driving charges after a single-vehicle crash flipped an SUV onto its side early Friday. Police warn of increased #FestiveRIDE checks.
Sudbury Seatbelt Stop Results in Multiple Charges
An OPP officer in Sudbury spotted a driver without a seatbelt, leading to several charges. Read the details of the December 15, 2025, traffic stop.
Regina approves $131.89M police budget, 15.69% tax hike
Regina City Council greenlights a $131.89 million police budget for 2026 on the first day of deliberations, alongside a forecasted 15.69% property tax increase. Get the details.
Suspect charged in Sydney Mines Legion robbery
Cape Breton Regional Police have identified and charged a suspect following a robbery at the Sydney Mines Legion. Get the latest details on the investigation.
B.C. man denied parole for 2006 murder of teen girlfriend
Brian Kenneth Widman, who killed his 15-year-old girlfriend in Coquitlam in 2006, has been denied parole again. The Parole Board of Canada says he still poses too great a risk to society. Read the full decision details.
Trump condemned for 'sick' post on Rob Reiner's murder
U.S. President Donald Trump faces a firestorm of criticism, including from allies, for suggesting filmmaker Rob Reiner's murder was due to his anti-Trump criticism. Read the details and political fallout.
Sydney Hero Disarmed Gunman, Saved Lives at Bondi
Ahmed al-Ahmed, hailed as a hero for tackling a shooter at Sydney's Bondi Beach, says he'd do it again. Read his incredible story of bravery and the global support he's received.
N.L. launches review of Quebec hydro deal, billions on line
Premier Tony Wakeham announces a three-person panel to scrutinize a draft energy agreement with Hydro-Québec. The four-month review will assess a deal worth billions to Newfoundland and Labrador.
$68K in drugs seized by RCMP in Bunibonibee Cree Nation
Manitoba RCMP have made a significant drug bust in Bunibonibee Cree Nation, seizing narcotics and cash with an estimated street value of $68,800. Get the details on the northern community seizure.
Australia Plans Tougher Gun Laws After Bondi Beach Shooting
Australian authorities pledge stricter firearm controls after a father and son killed 15 people at Bondi Beach. The tragedy has sent shockwaves through Canadian Jewish communities.
Pence Calls for HHS Secretary Kennedy to Step Down
Former VP Mike Pence demands Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. resign, citing failure on pro-life promises. The controversy centers on a safety review of the abortion pill mifepristone.
Police, Fire Respond to Incident on South Albert Street
Regina police and fire personnel were on scene of an incident on the 4000 block of Albert Street on December 15, 2025. Details on the emergency response.
Ex-Grocery Exec Considers B.C. Conservative Leadership Run
Darrell Jones, former grocery industry leader, is weighing a run for the Conservative Party of British Columbia leadership. Get the latest on this potential political shift.
Kitchener Roommates Face Weapons Charges in Rent Dispute
Two Kitchener roommates are facing serious weapons charges following a dispute over rent. Police detail the incident and the charges laid. Read the full story.
Counterfeit money buys iPhone in Guelph
Police are investigating after counterfeit Canadian currency was used to purchase an iPhone in Guelph, Ontario. Learn the details of this financial crime and how to spot fake bills.
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