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Former Manitoba MP Inky Mark Faces New Charges After Weapons Seizure
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Former Manitoba MP Inky Mark Faces New Charges After Weapons Seizure

Canadian authorities have filed additional charges against former Manitoba MP Inky Mark following the discovery of hundreds of firearms and explosives at his residence. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police confirmed the seizure during an ongoing investigation into the politician's property.

Sikh Separatist Pannun Warned of New Life Threat by US and Canadian Police
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Sikh Separatist Pannun Warned of New Life Threat by US and Canadian Police

Prominent Sikh separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun has revealed that both the FBI and Canadian law enforcement agencies have issued warnings regarding a new credible threat against his life. The announcement comes amid ongoing legal proceedings involving other figures linked to the movement.

One Dead in Avalanche Near B.C.-Alaska Border
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One Dead in Avalanche Near B.C.-Alaska Border

One person has died following an avalanche near the B.C.-Alaska border. RCMP received a satellite SOS report on Sunday afternoon regarding the incident, which occurred near Pleasant Camp and the Klehini River.

RCMP Union Criticizes Procurement Delays for New Sidearms
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RCMP Union Criticizes Procurement Delays for New Sidearms

The union representing Canada's Mounties states that significant delays in procuring new pistols, more than a decade after their predecessors' intended lifespan, are putting officers at risk and highlight the need for an overhaul of the RCMP's procurement process.

RCMP Detachment in Morse, Sask., Burns Down
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RCMP Detachment in Morse, Sask., Burns Down

The RCMP detachment in Morse, Saskatchewan, was destroyed by fire after a hydrant failed during firefighting efforts, with local farmers and Hutterite colonies providing support to extinguish the blaze.

Six Feared Dead After Boat Sinks Off Canadian Coast
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Six Feared Dead After Boat Sinks Off Canadian Coast

Six people are feared dead after a charter boat sank in a 'bizarre' incident off the Canadian coast near Richmond, B.C. The RCMP is leading recovery efforts for the sunken vessel and its occupants.

Trump Comments on Iran Deal and International Affairs
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Trump Comments on Iran Deal and International Affairs

Donald Trump has made various statements regarding the Iran deal, taking credit if it succeeds and blaming Vance if it fails, while also commenting on the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. He also addressed other international matters, including the presence of US troops in the Gulf region and a school tragedy in Iran.

Three Royal Navy Personnel Die in Helicopter Crash During Exercise
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Three Royal Navy Personnel Die in Helicopter Crash During Exercise

Three members of the British Royal Navy were killed when their helicopter crashed in England during a training exercise. The incident occurred in Devon, leading to an investigation into the cause.

RCMP Spied on Nunavut Leaders in 1970s
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RCMP Spied on Nunavut Leaders in 1970s

Newly declassified documents reveal that the RCMP Security Service spied on Inuit leaders, including John Amagoalik, during the 1970s as they developed the proposal for Nunavut, amid fears of an Inuit-Dene alliance.

He came to Canada with a dream. RCMP say he became a victim of labour trafficking
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He came to Canada with a dream. RCMP say he became a victim of labour trafficking

The RCMP in N.S. have charged a man with a form of human trafficking known as labour trafficking, which they say is of growing concern across Canada. Labour trafficking calls to the Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline held steady for an average of 24 cases a year from 2020 to 2022, jumping to 57 calls in 2023, and 100 in 2024, according to a report produced by the Canadian Association to End Human Trafficking.