BATRA’S BURNING QUESTIONS: One heck of a bad week for Trudeau

South Korean law enforcement authorities are requesting impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol to appear for questioning regarding his martial law decree, as they expand their probe into potential rebellion charges. Yoon's presidential powers have been suspended pending a Constitutional Court decision, with protesters calling for his ouster. Yoon has resisted investigators' requests for interviews and searches, while the Prime Minister and opposition leader prepare for potential leadership changes. Full Article

Police in Ohio are conducting a homicide investigation following the discovery of three women's bodies in a home. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are working to determine the circumstances surrounding the deaths. The incident has sparked concern in the community and raised questions about the safety and security of the area. Full Article

Premiers across Canada are taking on more responsibility in response to Prime Minister Trudeau's perceived lack of leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic. This shift in power has been prompted by the need for quick and decisive action to combat the virus and its economic impact. The premiers are stepping up to fill the void left by the federal government's inaction, demonstrating their commitment to protecting their citizens and ensuring the nation's well-being. Full Article

The Edmonton Oilers are set to host the Florida Panthers for the first time since last year's Stanley Cup Final, but the game is not a rematch. The Oilers are focused on continuing their five-game win streak and maintaining their position in the Pacific Division. While there is no revenge at stake, the Oilers are excited for the matchup as a welcome diversion during the winter season. Full Article

The article reports that Detroit Red Wings' Jonatan Berggren has been fined for a cross-check on Toronto Maple Leafs' Connor Dewar. The incident occurred during a recent game, resulting in disciplinary action against Berggren. The video content of the incident is available for viewing on the website. Full Article

Residents in Windsor and Amherstburg believe that drug use and homelessness are the biggest challenges facing the police service in the coming years, according to the Windsor Police Service 2024 Community Survey. While the majority of residents have a positive perception of the police, concerns over crime rates and priorities for police focus differ between the two communities. The survey, which gathered input from nearly 1,000 residents, aims to provide an overview of community perception...