The RCMP sent an emergency alert to police forces across Canada, including London police, after a deadly shooting in Montreal that killed a police officer. […]
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Ontario Expands 110 km/h Speed Limits to More Provincial Highways
Ontario is increasing the speed limit to 110 km/h on more provincial highways as part of a plan that began several years ago. The Ministry […]
Seth Hatfield Identified as Suspect in Montreal Shooting That Left Three Dead
The gunman accused of killing a Montreal police officer during Monday’s shooting in Côte-des-Neiges has been identified as 25-year-old Seth Scott Hatfield of Lethbridge, Alta. […]
Anemki Wajiw Powwow Brings Culture and Tradition to Indigenous Peoples Day
THUNDER BAY — Hundreds of people gathered at Anemki Wajiw on Sunday as Fort William First Nation held its annual powwow to celebrate National Indigenous […]
Community Criticism Mounts as Self-Proclaimed Indigenous Café Ordered to Shut Down
Indigenous Kitchen, a café on Vancouver’s Commercial Drive, is facing criticism after promoting itself as Indigenous-owned when it was not. Inez Cook, owner of the […]
Canada Imposes 10% Tariff on Canned Vegetable Imports for Up to 200 Days
Canada has introduced a temporary 10 per cent tariff on most imported canned vegetables to help protect Canadian producers from rising foreign competition. The tariff […]
Police Recover Drugs and More Than $100,000 in Cash During Search Warrant Execution
THUNDER BAY – A 72-year-old man from the city is facing multiple drug trafficking charges after police say they seized over $100,000 worth of illegal […]
Government halts citizenship certificates issued under ‘Lost Canadians’ legislation
The federal government has suddenly suspended some Canadian citizenship certificates that were recently issued under the “Lost Canadians” law. People who received the certificates were […]
LU Still Fundraising for Indigenous Centre, Targets 2027 Groundbreaking
Lakehead University is still raising money for its planned Indigenous learning centre, known as Gichi Kendaasiwin, and hopes to begin construction in spring 2027. University […]
Manitoba First Nation Declares State of Emergency Amid Drug Crisis and Rising Violence
THOMPSON — A northern Manitoba First Nation has declared a state of emergency because of growing drug use and violence in the community. Chief Kelly-Ann […]