Essex Council to Award Contract for New Harrow Fire Station
Essex council is set to award a contract for a new Fire Station 3 in Harrow after an external report found the current facilities in poor or fair condition.
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Iran: 14 Million Volunteers Ready as Trump Deadline Nears
Iran's president declares millions are prepared to sacrifice their lives amid escalating tensions with the U.S. as a critical deadline approaches, raising fears of further conflict.
Duck Lake Renaming Bid Fails, Tax Increase Looms
The town of Duck Lake, Saskatchewan's controversial attempt to sell its naming rights for $10 million has ended without bids, leading to increased property taxes as infrastructure needs mount.
Alberta Referendum on Immigration, Judges Masks Separation Vote
Alberta's upcoming referendum on immigration and judicial appointments is being criticized as a distraction from the province's potential separation from Canada, with legal hurdles and political motives under scrutiny.
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Barrie Sewer Project Resumes, Causing Downtown Road Closures
The Sophia Trunk Storm Sewers project in downtown Barrie, Ontario, has resumed in April 2026, leading to significant road closures and traffic disruptions for residents and businesses.
Easter Truce Offer as Russian Drone Kills 4 in Ukraine Bus Strike
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy calls for a temporary halt to energy infrastructure strikes during Easter, following a Russian drone attack that killed four civilians on a bus in Nikopol.
Canada Strips Terror Group's Non-Profit Status After Delay
Canadian authorities have finally revoked Samidoun's non-profit registration, but only due to paperwork issues, not its terror designation or fundraising for extremist violence.
Australian Veteran Charged with War Crimes in Afghanistan
Ben Roberts-Smith, Australia's most decorated living veteran, has been arrested on charges of murdering five unarmed Afghans during his service from 2009 to 2012, with a potential life sentence if convicted.
First Nations Challenge Alberta Separation Referendum in Court
A judge begins hearing arguments Tuesday in three First Nations lawsuits aiming to halt Alberta's proposed separation referendum, citing constitutional and treaty violations.
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Edmonton Election Finance Rules Need Strengthening
Analysis of Edmonton's 2025 civic election reveals excessive corporate and third-party spending, highlighting urgent need for campaign finance reform despite some candidates winning with less funding.
Carney Misunderstands International Law on Terrorist States
Prime Minister Mark Carney's criticism of Israel's actions in Lebanon demonstrates a flawed interpretation of international law, which does not allow terrorist states to hide behind sovereignty claims when launching attacks.
Trump's Iran Ultimatum Nears Deadline Amid Escalating Conflict
U.S. President Donald Trump's deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz approaches, with threats to target infrastructure. Iran rejects ceasefire, and new attacks unfold in the region.
Cambridge Man Charged in Multiple Retail Thefts
A man has been charged by Waterloo Regional Police in connection with a string of retail thefts across Cambridge, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat shoplifting in the region.
Impaired Driver Arrested After Crash Near Sherway Gardens
A driver faces impaired driving charges following a collision with a light post near Sherway Gardens mall in Toronto on April 7, 2026, as reported by local police.
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Iran Calls for Human Chains to Protect Power Plants
Iran urges citizens to form human chains around power plants ahead of a critical deadline set by former President Donald Trump, escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Hamilton Police Probe Teen's Death in Abandoned Building Fall
Hamilton police are investigating the death of a 19-year-old man who fell through the roof of an abandoned building. The incident occurred in Hamilton, with authorities working to determine the circumstances.
Attack on Israeli Consulate Building in Istanbul by Gunmen
Armed assailants targeted a building housing the Israeli Consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, raising security concerns amid regional tensions. Details are emerging as authorities investigate.
Kraken Robotics Shows KATFISH Autonomous Launch from USV
Kraken Robotics successfully demonstrated its KATFISH towed synthetic aperture sonar and autonomous launch system from SEFINE's RD-22 unmanned surface vessel in Q1 2026 off Istanbul, showcasing advanced mine countermeasure capabilities for naval operation
ICE Arrests Over 800 After Airport Security Tips
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained more than 800 individuals based on intelligence provided by the Transportation Security Administration, highlighting enhanced inter-agency collaboration.
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CAQ Members Start Voting for Next Quebec Leader
Coalition Avenir Québec members commence voting to select their new leader, with candidates Christine Frechette and Bernard Drainville vying for the position. The process follows a series of debates and marks a critical transition for the provincial party
Ontario's Kidney Care Crisis: Transplants vs Dialysis
With kidney disease projected to surge in Ontario, experts argue the healthcare system must prioritize transplants over costly dialysis to save lives and money.
Alberta Electoral Boundaries Report Accused of UCP Bias
Critics allege the minority report from Alberta's Electoral Boundaries Commission shows bias toward the UCP, with controversial riding changes like Edmonton-Enoch-Devon appearing without proper public consultation.
Ottawa Criticized for Rights and Charter Actions
The federal government faces scrutiny for challenging the notwithstanding clause, appealing the Freedom Convoy ruling, and implementing DEI quotas, raising concerns about rights and provincial autonomy.
Carney's Iran Position Shows International Law Misunderstanding
Prime Minister Mark Carney's criticism of Israel's actions against Hezbollah demonstrates a flawed interpretation of international law regarding sovereignty and self-defense against terrorist threats.
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White House's Brief Respite in Pilot Rescue Amid Challenges
The successful rescue of an American pilot shot down over Iran offers temporary relief for the Trump administration, which faces legal setbacks, economic turbulence, and policy failures.
Canadian Genius Turned Arms Dealer: Gerald Bull's Fall
Gerald Bull, a Canadian rocket engineering prodigy, transformed from space race visionary to weapons dealer for rogue regimes, meeting a mysterious violent end reminiscent of spy fiction.
Iran Calls for Human Chains as Trump's Deadline Nears
Iran urges citizens to form human shields around power plants as Trump's threat to destroy them approaches, with experts warning such action could constitute a war crime.
Federal Funding for Regina Infrastructure and Business Ecosystems
Regina, Saskatchewan, is set to receive significant federal funding aimed at enhancing local infrastructure and supporting business ecosystems, as announced by MP Buckley Belanger.
Lecturer Faces 20 Years for Tear Gas Toss During ICE Raid
Jonathan Caravello, a philosophy lecturer, is on trial for assaulting federal officers after throwing tear gas canisters during a chaotic immigration raid at Glass House Farms. Supporters call it a crackdown on dissent.
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First Nation Seeks Injunction to Stop Alberta Separation Today
A crucial court hearing starts today in Edmonton as a First Nation files an injunction to halt Alberta's separation process, marking a significant legal and political showdown.
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