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Putin draws red line on long-range missiles given by Ukraine’s foreign partners
Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned Western countries against supplying Ukraine with long-range missiles, saying NATO risks ‘war’ if they cross this red line. Andrew Rasiulis, a fellow with the Canadian Global Affairs Institute, joins Canada Tonight to break down Putin’s warning.
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Frustrated residents gather to share concerns about social disorder at northeast outdoor mall
Roughly 100 residents and business owners gathered at Savanna Bazaar on Thursday night for an emotion-fuelled community safety forum — a co-ordinated effort involving Dhaliwal, the Calgary Police Service and the management of the plaza.
Many shared their frustrations with the impacts of the social disorder on their sense of safety, their sleep and their businesses, and asked Dhaliwal and CPS to do more to stop the problematic behaviour.
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Kingston care hub shuts as police investigate attack that left 2 dead
On Friday morning, Kingston Police cruisers sat parked outside the city's Integrated Care Hub (ICH) and a tall fence that was erected overnight surrounded the site, lined with tents and other temporary shelters.
It was a very different scene than the previous morning when the area was wrapped in yellow police tape and paramedics stood by as police officers engaged in a roughly six-hour standoff with the suspect in a deadly assault. Two people were killed and a third remains in hospital with life-threatening injuries after a series of attacks Thursday morning that investigators say unfolded in an encampment near the Montreal Street facility.
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Canadian Army says new military sleeping bags not suitable for 'typical Canadian winter'
Despite the defence department spending more than $34.8 million on new sleeping bags, the Canadian Army asked late last year that hundreds of soldiers headed to a joint northern exercise in Alaska with the Americans be issued with old, 1960s-vintage bedrolls.
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Vacant lot full of frames, wheels and gears draws attention to bike theft in Saskatoon
Bike theft is an issue in Saskatoon. There is a Facebook page, "stolen bikes saskatoon," with 3,200 members who post advice on avoiding thefts and photos of stolen wheels. The advocacy group Saskatoon Cycles has a newsletter that encourages people to register their bikes with the city police. According to statistics from police, the average number of reported bike thefts has been about 800 a year since 2019. To date this year, 426 bikes have been reported missing.
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If you see a violent arrest, can police stop you from filming?
A video of Laval, Que., police arresting a Toronto-area man shows officers shining flashlights at witnesses recording the incident until they stop filming. The footage is raising questions about people’s rights when it comes to recording police.
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Parents outraged after girl, 14, forced off Porter Airlines flight
The parents of a 14-year-old girl say they're outraged after their daughter was removed from a Porter Airlines flight last month and left to fend for herself for the next 24 hours — without compensation or supervision from airline staff.
Camryn Larkan was flying alone for only the second time on Aug. 30, headed home to Victoria, B.C., after visiting a friend and family in Toronto.
She boarded the plane and was sitting in her seat ready for take-off, when a flight attendant told her there was a problem. She needed to grab her bags and get off the aircraft.
"I was kind of just like really confused ... I thought I was coming back to my seat. I thought that they were just going to take my bags," Camryn said. "As soon as I got off the plane and I saw that the door had closed, that's when I started to like get really anxious."
Camryn said she later learned the plane took off without her and some other passengers due a weight imbalance. She was rebooked on a flight to Victoria at the same time the next day, and the airline sent her on her way. Her dad, who had brought her to the airport, rushed back to pick her up.
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Leading business groups ask Liberals to send Air Canada pilot dispute to binding arbitration
Dozens of Canadian business associations across the country have signed a letter urging the Liberal government to prevent Air Canada pilots from striking by sending the labour dispute to binding arbitration.
The letter — which was signed by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, the Retail Council of Canada, Food Producers of Canada and the Canadian Toy Association, among others — warns a strike would be "devastating" for the economy.
"The federal government must … be prepared to act in advance to prevent yet another damaging disruption by referring the matter to binding arbitration where a neutral arbitrator can resolve any outstanding issues," the letter says.
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3 Saskatoon police officers could face discipline after using police database for personal snooping
Three Saskatoon Police Service officers are facing potential discipline after being caught snooping on personal information stored in the force's database for personal, non-official reasons, according to the police service and Saskatchewan's privacy watchdog.
One officer has had their access to the database revoked, and the matter for all three officers is currently under "administrative review," a spokesperson from the police service told CBC News in an email Tuesday.
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Toronto Man Alleges Police Brutality in Laval Incident
Gulaid Mahdi Omar, 31, from Toronto, claims police in Laval, Quebec, used excessive force against him, including pepper-spraying and tasing, during a confrontation on September 1. Omar, who was celebrating a new job, says he was confused and couldn't understand the French-speaking officers. Omar received tickets for not providing identification but was not charged.
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RBC customers outraged over partial refund after unauthorized withdrawals
A B.C. couple is expressing anger over what they say is a banking error at one of Canada’s largest banks. Jason and Susan Lyne say money was being withdrawn monthly from a joint RBC account they share with their daughter without their authorization.
The Lynes say their frustration with RBC started when their daughter noticed payments to Telus exiting their joint account. They say those payments had no association with them or their daughter. “It was basically $130 per time coming out that was not her payment. She’s never had a Telus account,” Susan said.
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Liberal MP says her constituents are 'very adamant' Justin Trudeau needs to go
Quebec Liberal MP Alexandra Mendes publicly stated that many of her constituents believe Prime Minister Justin Trudeau should step down after nearly nine years in office. Speaking to Radio-Canada, Mendes revealed that numerous constituents have expressed dissatisfaction with Trudeau's leadership, urging that he not lead the party into the next election. Although Mendes personally respects Trudeau, she acknowledged that the feedback from her constituents suggests a leadership change could be beneficial for the party.
Mendes, a long-time Liberal who has served both as an MP and in a senior party role, expressed sadness over the criticism of Trudeau but emphasized that the party needs to better communicate its accomplishments if Trudeau remains in office. She noted that despite the government's achievements, such as the Canada Child Benefit and various social programs, many Canadians are unaware of these successes. Mendes is not confident about the party's chances in the next general election unless communication improves.
She plans to convey her constituents' concerns to Trudeau and the cabinet at the upcoming Liberal caucus meeting. Some MPs had previously requested such a meeting, but scheduling conflicts delayed it.
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Protesters get 6½-year sentences for roles in border blockade at Coutts, Alta.
Two men have been sentenced to 6½ years in prison for their roles in the blockade of the Canada-U.S. border crossing at Coutts, Alta.
Anthony Olienick showed no emotion while Chris Carbert appeared glum and folded his arms, as the sentence was read out in Court of King's Bench on Monday.
Neither are to serve their full sentences, as Justice David Labrenz gave them nearly four years credit for time they have already spent in custody.
Olienick and Carbert were convicted last month of public mischief over $5,000 and possessing a firearm dangerous to the public peace. Olienick was also convicted of possessing a pipe bomb.
A jury found them not guilty of the most serious charge they faced — conspiracy to murder police officers at the blockade.
The blockade halted traffic at the border crossing for two weeks in 2022 in a protest of COVID-19 rules and vaccine mandates.
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Edmonton police commission seeks to replace city councillor members with civilians
City council could lose its two seats on the Edmonton police commission if councillors accept a change the commission argues would lead to better governance. In a report going to council Tuesday, the police commission recommends removing the two existing councillor seats and replacing them with members of the public "at a time established by council."
The report outlines disadvantages to having city councillors sit on the 12-member commission. The police commission oversees the Edmonton Police Service, allocating funds provided by council and setting policies for effective policing.
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One of the military's simplest procurement projects is being tied down by red tape
Despite facing heavy pressure to ramp up military spending, the Department of National Defence (DND) has slow-rolled one of the least complex of its vehicle replacement programs.
The light utility vehicle program has been on the books for several years. Its purpose is to update the military's fleet of two-decade-old Afghan war-era Mercedes G-Wagons and civilian-grade utility vehicles, such as pickups and SUVs.
Under the original plan, the terms for the purchase of more than 1,600 vehicles were supposed to be set by this year, putting the program on the road toward a signed contract.
But DND recently told CBC News that it has decided to split the program into two phases — beginning with the acquisition next year of commercial off-the-shelf vehicles, and leaving the purchase of lightly armoured vehicles to later years.
More significantly, the estimated cost of the program has risen to somewhere between $750 million and $1 billion, from an initial projection of $499 million.
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Canada tried to copy New Zealand's gun buyback program — what went wrong?
The Canadian government sought to follow New Zealand's lead in 2020 when it launched a program to force gun owners to surrender military-style firearms. But while New Zealand acted quickly in 2019, Ottawa is still struggling to implement its own plan.
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Man charged after numerous London, Ont., residents defrauded of nearly $2M, police say
A London, Ont., man faces charges after 18 people were defrauded of nearly $2 million, police say.
A victim first contacted the London Police Service (LPS) early this year after realizing that a large sum of money the individual had invested with a financial adviser dating back to 2003 was missing. The financial adviser was said to have collected investments from a number of people, police said, but did not invest the money obtained. Through the course of the investigation, the LPS financial crime unit determined a total of 18 people were defrauded of a total of around $1,988,000.
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Air Canada says government must block strike if pilots' deal can't be reached
Air Canada said Thursday the federal government will need to step in and block pilots from striking if the two sides can't reach a deal, warning that job action would disrupt travel plans for least 110,000 travellers every day.
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Police probe possible firearms trafficking following July seizure of 47 guns
Police in northern Nova Scotia are probing whether more than 40 rifles and shotguns discovered during a large drug bust this summer at two rural homes are part of a weapons trafficking scheme and hope cellphones seized during the raids will offer more clues.
RCMP Cpl. Troy Gill, an investigator with the Cumberland County street crime unit, said police weren't expecting to find such a large cache of guns when officers on July 31 searched the homes in the small communities of Hansford and Birchwood just east of the town of Oxford, N.S.
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3 stabbed, standoff continues in Kingston
Police in Kingston, Ont., say they've closed Montreal Street near Belle Park after multiple stabbings and an ongoing standoff Thursday. Police say three people have been stabbed and a standoff continues. Frontenac County paramedics told CBC all three victims were taken to hospital in critical condition.
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U.S. border patrol reports record number of encounters with migrants at the Canadian border
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Stolen Churchill Portrait Recovered in Italy
The iconic "Roaring Lion" portrait of Winston Churchill, stolen from Ottawa’s Fairmont Château Laurier in 2022, has been found in Italy. A 43-year-old Ontario man was arrested. The portrait will be returned after a ceremony in Rome.
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ISIS suspect arrested in Quebec came to Canada on student visa, immigration minister says
A Pakistani man arrested in Quebec as he was allegedly on his way to New York to conduct a mass shooting at a Jewish centre entered Canada last year on a student visa, Immigration Minister Marc Miller said Tuesday.
Muhammad Shahzeb Khan, charged last week in an ISIS terrorism plot, received a student visa in May 2023 and arrived at Toronto's Pearson airport on June 24, 2023, the minister told reporters.
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Canfor transfers forest tenure in B.C. to 2 First Nations
Forestry giant Canfor has sold its logging license for B.C.'s Mackenzie Timber Supply Area, which covers about 64,000 square kilometers, to the McLeod Lake Indian Band and the Tsay Keh Dene Nation. Each First Nation will receive a share of the license, allowing them to harvest over 430,000 cubic meters of timber annually. This sale is seen as a significant step towards self-determination for the nations and is expected to boost local forestry operations, including a biomass energy project by the Tsay Keh Dene Nation. Canfor's sale, including the Mackenzie Sawmill, is valued at approximately $69 million. The District of Mackenzie’s mayor praised the transfer as a major advancement for the local forestry industry.
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Asian sunscreens are all the rage, so why can't you buy them in Canada?
Nancy Le, 25, has been using facial sunscreens since she was a teenager. But unlike people who buy sunscreen from stores, the Vancouver nursing student is one of many who use online retailers.
That's because the sunscreen she uses, which is made in Asia, contains ingredients that aren't approved by Health Canada.
"The other sunscreens that I tend to like that are available here in Canada, they tend to be a little bit more expensive. So I find even drugstore brands ... it's going to be at least $30," she said.
These days, she uses a Korean-based brand that works as a moisturizer and sunscreen.
"When it's on sale, it costs me $10 a bottle," Le said. "And with sunscreen, you are recommended to reapply it every two hours, especially if you're in the sun. And with the amount that you're using, it can really add up."
She's not alone.
Asian sunscreens have become all the rage online — particularly among those interested in skin care — but Health Canada has not approved them, leaving consumers looking for those products to purchase them online or overseas.
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7-Eleven ordered to pay B.C. woman $907K after pothole injury
Crystal Tommy stopped to get a coffee at a 7-Eleven in Smithers, B.C., one early spring morning in 2018. As she walked across the the convenience store's parking lot she tripped on a pothole, twisting her ankle and breaking it in three places — leading to years of health issues, according to a B.C. Supreme Court decision.
That decision ordered 7-Eleven Canada to pay Tommy, 37, about $907,000 in damages, with a judge finding the company liable for causing her injuries and the consequences of those injuries.
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Peter Nygard Gets 11-Year Sentence for Sexual Assault
Peter Nygard has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for sexual assault, with just under seven years to serve after credit for time served. Described as a "sexual predator" by the judge, Nygard's lawyer plans to appeal the sentence.
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Air Canada could begin suspending flights next weekend if no agreement made with pilots union
Air Canada and Air Canada Rouge are preparing to gradually suspend flights over three days, potentially starting as early as Sept. 15, as talks with the pilots union are near an impasse.
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How the NDP's deal with the Liberals died
Despite Liberal House Leader Karina Gould expressing confidence in the continuation of the supply-and-confidence agreement with the NDP until June 2025, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh announced its termination just a week later. The abrupt decision, which surprised the Liberals, could lead to the government being toppled before fall 2025 and adds uncertainty to the upcoming parliamentary session.
According to unnamed NDP and Liberal sources, the NDP had been planning their exit from the agreement for about a month before Singh's announcement. Concerns among NDP members included the negative impact of being associated with the Liberal brand, which was lagging behind the Conservatives in polls, and a belief that the NDP had maximized its gains from the deal. NDP House Leader Peter Julian confirmed that the caucus felt they had reached the limit of what the Liberals were willing to offer.
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Waterloo Police Seize Over 200 Firearms in Traffic Stop
Waterloo Regional Police seized more than 200 firearms during a traffic stop on Friday night. Officers found 17 firearms in a vehicle and arrested a 39-year-old man from Guelph. A subsequent search of the man's home led to the discovery of an additional 156 improperly stored firearms and 60 more under public safety provisions. Ammunition and firearm parts were also confiscated. Further charges are pending.
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