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Anandasangaree says lack of help from some provinces, police won't thwart gun buyback

sootoday - OTTAWA — Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree says he doesn't foresee logistical challenges in gathering up banned firearms through a federal buyback program, despite the refusal of several provinces and police forces to help.

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York Region police latest to opt out of federal gun buyback program

5 wks / citynews / John Marchesan

Gun buyback not hurt by some provinces, police refusal to help: minister

5 wks / globalnews / Globalnews Digital

'Waste of money,' Windsor gunshop says, as local police opt out of Ottawa firearm buyback program

5 wks / windsorstar / Millar Holmes-Hill

Anandasangaree says lack of help from some provinces, police won't thwart gun buyback

5 wks / sootoday

Peterborough police won’t participate in federal assault-style firearms buyback program

5 wks / globalnews / Greg Davis

Back to Top / Thursday, January 29, 2026, 8:22 pm / permalink 18554 / 5 stories in 5 wks


Ontario’s police watchdog not investigating alleged assault on lawyer at courthouse

Globalnews Digital / globalnews - Ontario's police watchdog says it is not currently investigating allegations that police officers assaulted a lawyer at an Oshawa, Ont., courthouse.

#canada #violence #crime #security #ontario #publicsafety #legalaffairs #government

Advocates demand ‘swift’ investigation after lawyer accuses Durham cops of assault

5 wks / torontosun / Jordan Ercit

Ontario’s police watchdog not investigating alleged assault on lawyer at courthouse

5 wks / globalnews / Globalnews Digital

SIU not investigating after lawyer alleges she was assaulted by police at Oshawa courthouse

5 wks / citynews / Lucas Casaletto

Ontario's police watchdog not investigating alleged assault on lawyer at courthouse

5 wks / sootoday

Back to Top / Thursday, January 29, 2026, 2:22 pm / permalink 18541 / 4 stories in 5 wks


General Motors reduces production at Oshawa facility, up to 1,200 jobs lost

Jeremy Borg / westernstandard - TORONTO — General Motors Canada is set to eliminate one production shift at its Oshawa, Ont., assembly plant, a move expected to affect between 1,100 and 1,200 workers across the automotive supply chain.

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Hundreds of GM Oshawa workers finish final shift as layoffs take effect

5 wks / citynews / Lucas Casaletto

More than 500 Ontario autoworkers prepare for layoffs to hit as GM cuts shift

5 wks / globalnews / Isaac Callan

GM set to end third shift in Oshawa, Ont., putting hundreds out of work

5 wks / sootoday

General Motors reduces production at Oshawa facility, up to 1,200 jobs lost

5 wks / westernstandard / Jeremy Borg

GM shift cut at Oshawa plant Friday means job loss for at least 1,000 workers

5 wks / torontosun / Spiro Papuckoski

GM shift cut sparks outrage as more than 1,000 Oshawa autoworkers brace for job losses

5 wks / citynews / Lucas Casaletto

Back to Top / Thursday, January 29, 2026, 11:23 am / permalink 18536 / 6 stories in 5 wks


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