Woman Critical After High-Speed Crash in Manotick
A woman is in critical condition after a high-speed collision in Manotick Saturday night. Three people were hospitalized, including one with multi-systems trauma.
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Waterloo Rally Protests Hospital Funding and Privatization
Hundreds gathered in Waterloo, Ont., to protest the Ontario government's healthcare privatization push, demanding public funding for hospitals.
Boy, 14, Sought After Teen Fatally Shot Inside Hamilton Mall
A 14-year-old suspect is wanted for the murder of 16-year-old Nabil Askafe, who was shot inside Jackson Square mall in Hamilton. Police are seeking the public's help.
Police probe hate attack at Sephardic Jewish centre in Vaughan
York Regional Police investigate a hate-motivated incident at the Sephardic Kehila Centre in Vaughan, where a suspect attempted forced entry and assaulted a victim.
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Burlington woman charged with impaired driving in Brantford
A Burlington woman faces impaired driving charges after an incident in Brantford. Police responded to reports of erratic driving, leading to her arrest.
Lewis: Gaslighter's Guide to Undoing Medicare
Steven Lewis critiques Alberta's Bill 29, arguing it undermines medicare through gaslighting policies that promote private diagnostic testing at public expense.
Advocates React to Sloka Acquittal in Kitchener
Advocates and community members react to Jeffrey 'Scott' Sloka's acquittal in a sexual assault case outside the Kitchener courthouse, expressing disappointment and concern.
Health Officials Search for Bulldog in Stratford Incident
Public health authorities are trying to identify a bulldog involved in an incident in Stratford. The dog's owner is urged to come forward.
Why Canada Should Consider UK's Smoking Ban: Experts
Health experts urge Canada to follow the UK's lead on a progressive smoking ban, citing clear evidence of public health harms from tobacco use and secondhand smoke.
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Advocates Urge Caution Amid Overdose Spike in Fredericton
Fredericton sees a concerning rise in overdoses, prompting advocates to call for increased harm reduction measures and public awareness to prevent further tragedies.
Burnaby Strip Mall Fire Sends One to Hospital
A small fire at a Burnaby strip mall Thursday night sent one person to the hospital. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze; cause under investigation.
U.S. Consumer Sentiment Falls to Record Low in April
The University of Michigan sentiment index dropped to 49.8 in April, the lowest since 1978, as inflation and the Iran war weigh on consumers.
One Dead in Gatineau Business Shooting
A fatal shooting at a Gatineau business left one dead. Police are investigating the incident on Main Street. No arrests have been made.
Teen Stabbed Near Brampton High School, Suspect Arrested
A teenager was stabbed near a Brampton high school, with one suspect arrested. Peel Regional Police are investigating the incident that occurred on April 24, 2026.
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Counterfeit Cash in Barrie: Spotting Fake Bills
Barrie residents are warned about counterfeit Canadian $100, $50, and $20 bills. Learn the telltale signs to protect yourself from fake money.
Jewish student sues TMU for $1.3M over antisemitism
A Jewish student at Toronto Metropolitan University is suing for $1.3 million, alleging the school created a poisoned environment and failed to address antisemitic incidents since October 7, 2023.
B.C. Hears Calls for Stronger Domestic Violence Protections
British Columbia service providers urge the province to strengthen restraining order and risk assessment systems for domestic violence cases.
West Edmonton Apartment Fire Fought in High Winds
Fire crews in Edmonton are battling a blaze at an apartment near 162 Street and Stony Plain Road, facing challenges from heavy winds. The fire broke out on April 23, 2026.
Paramedics save man from New Brunswick house fire
Two New Brunswick paramedics rescued a man from a burning building, earning praise for their bravery. The incident highlights the risks first responders take daily.
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Barrie Man Charged with Impaired After Cocaine Seizure
Barrie police seized cocaine and paraphernalia at a RIDE check, leading to impaired driving charges against a local man. The investigation highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug-impaired driving.
Firefighter heard 'stop, stop, stop' before deadly crash
A firefighter at LaGuardia Airport recalls hearing 'stop, stop, stop' before a fatal collision between an Air Canada jet and a firetruck, but did not know who shouted it.
Maya Gebala's Family Still in Canada, Mother Updates
Maya Gebala's mother confirms the family hasn't moved to the U.S. yet, citing a difficult transfer process. Maya's feeding tube is removed, and she shows signs of recovery.
Parents of Boy in Tourist Death Face Manslaughter Charges
The parents of a 13-year-old boy face manslaughter charges after their son threw a statue from a balcony, killing a 30-year-old tourist in Naples.
Fredericton Overdose Spike Linked to Illicit Drug Supply
Fredericton police report a surge in overdoses, attributing the increase to a dangerous illicit drug supply. Authorities urge caution and awareness.
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Sask. NDP Calls on Province to Tackle Rising Gun Crime
The Saskatchewan NDP is pressing the provincial government to take action against increasing firearm-related crimes, citing urgent public safety concerns.
Alberta Doctors: Self-Referral Could Increase Wait Times
Medical professionals in Alberta express concerns that new self-referral initiatives could exacerbate existing healthcare delays, potentially impacting patient access to specialists.
UK Bans Cigarette Sales for All Born After 2008
The UK Parliament has passed legislation permanently prohibiting cigarette purchases for anyone born after December 31, 2008, aiming to create a smoke-free generation and reduce smoking-related deaths.
Kennedy Jr. Refuses Responsibility for Measles Surge
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declined to accept any blame for the nationwide measles outbreak during congressional testimony, blaming Mennonites, immigrants, and other countries instead.
Drug Crisis Has Staggering Impact on B.C. Children: Report
British Columbia's Representative for Children and Youth, Dr. Jennifer Charlesworth, highlights significant gaps in care systems for children and youth affected by the ongoing drug crisis in a new report.
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U.K. Bans Cigarettes for Post-2008 Births: Canada Next?
The United Kingdom has passed a landmark bill prohibiting cigarette sales to anyone born after 2008, aiming for a smoke-free generation. This article explores the policy's implications and whether Canada might adopt similar measures.
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