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The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) has charged two individuals in connection to the death of a 25-day-old infant. On Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2025, emergency crews responded to a report of an infant in medical distress in the area of 33 Street and 116A Avenue. The infant was transported to hospital, where sadly he passed away.The EPS Homicide Section was contacted and initiated an investigation into the nature of the death on February 5, 2025.Following an autopsy and extensive review, the Edmonton Medical Examiner has since determined that the cause of death was severe acute malnutrition and dehydration, and the manner of death was ruled a homicide.On Thursday, November 5, 2026, the parents of the infant, Lexi Tingley, 24, and Wolf Song Benson, 34, were each charged with failing to provide necessaries of life and criminal negligence causing death.
The Winnipeg Police Service Homicide Unit continued to investigate and identified five suspects regarding the shooting-related death of Jayden Laporte.On October 29, with the assistance of the Tactical Support Unit, the Rapid Response and Drone Unit, along with Community Support officers from the North and West Districts, a search warrant was executed at a residence in the 200 block of Furby Street and four people were taken into custody.A 26-year-old male, Thadeus Aird Nasikapow , was charged with manslaughter and firearm-related offences, warrant: unlawfully at Large, identity Fraud, Intent to Avoid Arrest/Prosecution or Obstruct JusticeA 17-year-old male was charged with manslaughter and firearm-related offences and warrant for failing to comply with sentence. A 15-year-old male was charged with manslaughter and firearm-related offences failing to comply with sentence.A second, 15-year-old male was charged with manslaughter and firearm-related offencesAll four were detained in custody.On November 4, with the assistance of the Manitoba Integrated Violent Offender Apprehension Unit (MIVOAU), police located a 23-year-old male, Alexzander Louis Barrett in the 200 block of Princess Street. He was taken into custody and charged with Manslaughter and detained in custody.On October 18, at approximately 8 p.m., members of the Winnipeg Police Service attended the Health Sciences Centre after a 23-year-old male was brought to hospital by family members with a gunshot wound.Investigators have determined that the victim had attended the area of Balmoral Avenue and Spence Street to meet with a group of people. During this encounter, one of the suspects produced a firearm and shot the victim causing serious injuries.
Calgary police have charged two men in connection with a serious assault that occurred last month.On Friday, Oct. 16, at approximately 4:15 p.m. police responded to reports of a serious altercation in the community of Saddle Ridge.Three men were involved in the altercation in a parking lot located at 218 Saddletowne Circle N.E., after two men approached the victim in an attempt to retrieve documented evidence from him.During the altercation, it is believed the victim was robbed then assaulted multiple times and left lying in the parking lot with life-threatening injuries. After the assault, an unrelated vehicle struck the victim after the driver did not see him.As a result of the investigation, Omidullah NASERI, 34, has been charged with one count of robbery. He is expected to next appear in court on Monday, Nov. 30. A second man, Hamid NASERI, 25, has been charged with one count of aggravated assault. He is expected to next appear in court on Tuesday, Nov. 17.We would like to thank the community for their assistance and continued support throughout this investigation.
On October 28, just after 3:30 p.m., the RCMP Air 1 helicopter was conducting routine patrols when it observed a motorcycle travelling dangerously eastbound on Highway 1 in the Surrey area.The Tactical Flight Officer aboard Air 1 observed the motorcycle reaching speeds of up to 180 km/h. Air 1 alerted BC Highway Patrol officers, who attempted a traffic stop on Highway 1 in Langley. The rider failed to stop and continued eastbound at excessivespeeds.Ground units disengaged while Air 1 maintained visual contact from the air. The rider continued to drive dangerously, weaving through traffic, riding on the shoulder, and entering active Highway 1 construction zones. At one point, the motorcycle struck a traffic pylon, causing the rider to nearly lose control. Despite this, the rider continued to place both themselves and other motorists at significant risk.As the motorcycle approached Abbotsford, AbbyPD officers were notified and began coordinating efforts to safely apprehend the rider. Plainclothes officers were strategically positioned to assist with the arrest.Air 1 continued tracking the motorcycle as it exited Highway 1 and entered Highstreet Shopping Centre. After parking the motorcycle, the rider fled on foot. AbbyPD officers, already in the area, quickly located and arrested the suspect without further incident.Charges of Dangerous Operation of a Motor Vehicle, Flight from Police, Possession of Stolen Property, and Driving While Prohibited are being recommended against a 20- year-old Langley man."This arrest highlights the value of strong partnerships between law enforcement agencies," said Sergeant Paul Walker. "Through the coordinated efforts of RCMP Air 1, BC Highway Patrol, and AbbyPD officers on the ground, this dangerous situation was brought to a safe conclusion. Reckless driving at these speeds puts everyone on our roadways at risk. We want to remind motorists that road safety is a shared responsibility, and our agencies remain committed to working together to keep dangerous drivers off the road and our communities safe."
Langley RCMP is advising residents to be cautious after receiving reports of scammers spoofing the detachment's phone number and posing as police officers investigating identity theft.Spoofing occurs when criminals falsify information, such as a phone number, to hide their true identities and present themselves as a legitimate organization in an attempt to gain trust.The callers are requesting personal information while making it appear as though the call is coming from Langley RCMP. "Scammers can make it look like they are calling from a legitimate phone number, including a police detachment," said Corporal Mansoor Sahak with the Langley RCMP. "If you receive a call claiming to be from police and are unsure if it is legitimate, hang up and call the detachment directly using a publicly listed phone number to verify the call."Residents are reminded not to provide personal, financial, or banking information over the phone unless they are certain they know who they are speaking with. Here are some tips to keep yourself safe:Always keep in mind that scammers can alter their number to show up differently on your call display.If you are not expecting a call or do not recognize the number, let the call go to voice mail first.If you receive a call from someone whose number appears to be with the Burnaby RCMP detachment, or identifying themselves as police, you can request their name and the associated file number and call the detachment to verify the information.Never give out personal information over the phone to someone you don’t knowIf you are the victim of a fraud, contact the Langley RCMP at 604-532-3200 to file a report. You may also be able to make a report online. You can also contact the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre at 1-888-495-8501 or online at www.antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca.
White Rock RCMP is investigating a home invasion that occurred on Sunday evening and is asking the public for assistance. On November 1, at 9:21 p.m., White Rock RCMP received a report that a resident was confronted by an unknown man outside a residence in the 14500-block of Sunset Drive and was then forced back inside the home. The suspect remained in the residence for a period of time, stole property, and subsequently fled the area. The victim was not physically injured during the incident. The suspect description is limited. He is described as a tall Caucasian man with an athletic build. Investigators are particularly interested in obtaining dash camera, doorbell, or security video footage captured around the 14500-block of Sunset Drive between 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. on November 1, 2026. Anyone who observed suspicious activity during that time is asked to contact police. “Home invasions are extremely concerning incidents that can have a significant impact on a person's sense of safety and security,” said Staff Sergeant Rob Dixon, Detachment Commander of White Rock RCMP. “We are asking anyone who may have information, or who may have video footage from the area, to come forward and speak with investigators. We also encourage residents to report any suspicious persons or activity in their neighbourhoods, as information from the public can play a vital role in advancing investigations and enhancing community safety.” Anyone with information is asked to contact White Rock RCMP at 778-545-4800 and quote file number 2026-6298.
Mexican district judge Luis Benitez Alcantara was arrested in Colombia following a U.S. federal indictment alleging he accepted a $2-million bribe to grant bail to Andrew Clark, the alleged second-in-command to former Olympic snowboarder turned drug kingpin Ryan Wedding. The bribe secured Clark's temporary release from Mexican custody during extradition proceedings in February 2025, though Clark was rearrested days later and extradited to the U.S. Benitez Alcantara now faces U.S. extradition and up to 15 years in prison per count on a nine-count indictment.
The text reports that at least 27 European flights faced fake bomb threats on Thursday, causing flight delays, plane searches, and fighter jet escorts, following similar disruptions earlier in the week. While Russia and Iran deny involvement, European officials suspect these acts are part of ongoing Russian "hybrid attacks." Experts note that these threats, along with recent cyberattacks on supermarket fridges, aim to cause economic disruption, test security responses, and undermine public confidence.
Canadian Ships (HMCS) Moncton and Edmonton returned to Halifax Thursday , concluding a deployment to European waters with the Standing North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Mine Countermeasures Group One (SNMCMG1) under 'Operation Reassurance'.From July to November, the two ships contributed to NATO’s maritime security and mine countermeasures efforts as part of the Operation Reassurance Maritime Task Force. Their crews, supported by embarked clearance divers and autonomous underwater vehicle operators, conducted mine countermeasures operations throughout the deployment. HMCS Moncton also hosted a Royal Danish Navy mine countermeasures team for more than two months.The deployment brought Canadian sailors and specialist teams together with Allied personnel in support of maritime safety and regional stability. It also provided an opportunity for multinational cooperation, by joining the capabilities of Canada’s Kingston-class Maritime Coastal Defence Vessels (MCDVs) with those of Allied mine countermeasures forces.SNMCMG1 forms part of NATO’s continuous, high-readiness presence at sea. This deployment marked the fifth time Canada has contributed Kingston-class MCDVs to NATO’s Standing Mine Countermeasures Groups through Operation REASSURANCE, reinforcing Canada’s commitment to collective defence.
Cristiano Ronaldo has announced his retirement from international football at age 41 after a 23-year career with Portugal, ending his national team tenure following a fallout with manager Jorge Jesus. The record-breaking forward, who scored 146 goals in 234 caps and led Portugal to titles at Euro 2016 and two Nations Leagues, will continue playing for Saudi club Al-Nassr until the end of the season as he pursues his 1,000th career goal.Image: Wikimedia Commons
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