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New Brunswicks local governments face scrutiny for allegedly breaking the law by holding private meetings to discuss complaints against elected officials, including potential code of conduct violations and conflicts of interest. The commission overseeing these municipalities reports that some councils have been incorrectly classifying mayors and councillors as employees, which is against regulations. This classification denies public accountability and transparency, impacting those who file complaints and the wider public. The commission aims to ensure all municipal councils operate within the bounds of the law, promoting openness and trust in local governance.

Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan found guilty of felony charge, not guilty of misdemeanor concealment charge; Trump administration hails verdict as victory, Democrats decry political motivation; charges stem from incident involving Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, who was arrested after judge led him out through private jury door.

U.S. lifts Caesar Act sanctions on Syria, paving way for reconstruction; UK imposes new sanctions on individuals and groups accused of civilian violence.

Police Officer Shot in Welland, Ontario; Community Responds with Safety Measures A police officer was shot in Welland, Ontario, while responding to a call. The officers injuries are not life-threatening, but the incident led to immediate safety measures. Schools, the hospital, and nearby areas went into lockdown, and residents were advised to shelter in place. A male suspect was contained, and the communitys cooperation was crucial in managing the situation. The officer was responding to reports of a shooting, and the community demonstrated resilience and cooperation throughout the event.

Turkish authorities investigate a crashed drone, suspected to be a Russian Orlan-Ten, found in Kocaeli province. This follows the shooting down of another drone from the Black Sea, raising airspace security concerns. Turkey warns Russia and Ukraine, with search efforts ongoing for the first drone.

Celebrated chef David Adjey unveils Chaghall, a 32-seat kosher restaurant at the Windsor Arms Hotel. Offering a global menu, from Vietnamese rolls to vegan Wellington, Chaghall promises a luxurious dining experience for all.

Authorities uncover links to ISIS in hate-motivated attacks: Three men charged in connection with targeting women and the Jewish community, with one allegedly working with ISIS to plan deadly terror attacks.

Driver Fined for Using HOV Lane with Cat as Passenger An Ontario driver learned the hard way that pets dont count as human passengers for High Occupancy Vehicle lanes. After being pulled over on Highway 17, she received a fine and demerit points for using the lane alone, despite her cat being in the passenger seat. The OPP clarified that only human occupants qualify for HOV lanes.

Toronto braces for high winds and icy conditions, with temperatures dropping below freezing and potential power outages. Meanwhile, a significant winter storm impacts the Prairies, leading to school closures and snowfall across north-central Ontario and Quebec. Looking ahead, Toronto expects flurries and temperatures as low as minus six degrees Celsius over the weekend.