Bystander videos show the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by a Border Patrol agent during a protest, contradicting official claims of defensive action and sparking demands to end Operation Metro Surge.
Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon suggests his government might not oppose new oil and gas pipelines if they meet strict environmental and economic criteria, marking a nuanced shift in Quebec's energy policy debate.
London police are investigating a shooting that occurred in the 700 block of Dundas Street on January 25, 2026. Authorities responded to the scene as part of an ongoing investigation into the incident.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey pleads with President Trump to remove federal agents after a Border Patrol officer fatally shoots a man, sparking widespread protests and political conflict.
Sworn affidavits from Minneapolis witnesses contradict Homeland Security's account of a fatal shooting involving federal immigration agents, revealing new details about the incident that claimed ICU nurse Alex Pretti's life.
Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney's support for tax increases in a Wall Street Journal letter has ignited controversy, as critics argue spending cuts should precede revenue hikes amid record U.S. debt levels approaching $39 trillion.
The BC government is pursuing civil forfeiture of 12 Metro Vancouver properties valued at over $37 million, alleging they were used in a sophisticated money laundering operation by wanted drug trafficker Omid Mashinchi.
Ryan Wedding, a former Canadian Olympic snowboarder accused of leading a major drug trafficking operation, surrendered at the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City. Now in U.S. custody, he faces serious charges and potential cooperation with authorities.
The parents of Alex Pretti, a U.S. citizen and ICU nurse shot dead by ICE agents in Minneapolis, refute Trump administration claims, saying video shows he was unarmed during the fatal encounter.
Columnist Larry Elder argues the 2026 midterm elections will be decided by deep-seated animosity toward Donald Trump rather than economic conditions like low gas prices and strong GDP growth.
Calgary police are investigating a shooting at an unoccupied residence in the city's northeast quadrant that occurred on Saturday night, with authorities examining the scene for evidence.
Food Banks Canada CEO Kirstin Beardsley warns that food bank usage has doubled since 2019, with one-third of users being children, calling for immediate government action to address the crisis.
Ontario's SIU has cleared an OPP officer after a man was shot with an ARWEN launcher in Midland, citing forensic evidence that all rounds were accounted for in the investigation.
Quebec's Economy and Innovation Minister Christine Fréchette announces her candidacy for the Coalition Avenir Québec leadership, marking a significant political development in the province.
French authorities have detained the captain of a suspected Russian 'shadow fleet' oil tanker seized in the Mediterranean Sea, highlighting ongoing efforts to enforce sanctions.
As protests surge in Iran, Ottawa's reluctance to endorse regime change contradicts historical policy failures and ignores the Iranian people's democratic aspirations.
A military service member has been formally charged with murder following the death of a young mother in southern France, as authorities continue their investigation into the tragic incident.
Newly released videos from a deadly Minneapolis police shooting appear to contradict official government statements, sparking protests and renewed scrutiny of law enforcement accountability.
Myanmar conducted its final phase of general elections on January 25, 2026, with the military already assured of retaining control over the government despite voter participation.
Côte Saint-Luc Mayor David Tordjman announces warming centers for residents during a prolonged power outage, with details on locations and services available.
Israeli comedian Guy Hochman was detained for six hours at Pearson Airport, highlighting concerns about activist narratives distorting Canada's legal processes and border procedures.
President Trump's renewed interest in acquiring Greenland is creating diplomatic friction with European far-right allies, particularly Hungary's Viktor Orban, amid broader trade tensions.
Demonstrators in Minneapolis are calling for immigration agents to exit the city following a deadly shooting incident during a federal enforcement operation, sparking community outrage.
The United Kingdom is planning to create a new national police force, dubbed the 'British FBI,' to consolidate major investigations under a single authority, aiming to enhance coordination and efficiency.
An examination of notable individuals, businesses, and institutions that have resisted pressure from President Donald Trump, including the Federal Reserve, lawmakers, and major corporations.
How former Canadian Olympian Ryan Wedding allegedly built a billion-dollar cocaine trafficking network from Montreal connections, leading to his recent surrender in Mexico City.
Former Quebec Liberal MNA Clifford Lincoln argues the party can regain prominence under Charles Milliard, offering stability after years of divisive identity politics and emotional battles in Quebec.
While not making headlines, Canada's military is undergoing significant transformation with billions invested in personnel, Arctic defense, and infrastructure to meet NATO targets amid global instability.
Two individuals have been arrested in Sarnia, Ontario, following allegations of stealing a vehicle and credit cards from a local business on Finch Drive.
An independent scientific adviser resigns from Health Canada's pesticide management committee, citing insufficient transparency and scientific oversight in regulatory processes.