Trump Says God Backs Iran War, Pope Condemns War Prayers
President Trump asserted God supports U.S. actions in Iran, citing divine goodness, while Pope Leo criticized Pentagon prayers for violence, highlighting a religious divide on war.
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Democrats Question Trump's Fitness After Easter Iran Threats
Democratic lawmakers are raising concerns about President Trump's mental acuity following his Easter social media threats against Iran, with some invoking the 25th Amendment for removal.
Calgary Police Search for Kin of Found Cremated Remains
Calgary police are attempting to locate the family of an individual whose cremated remains were discovered in an empty home, urging public assistance for identification.
Siebel Newsom: No Woman Safe in Trump's GOP After Firings
California First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom criticizes Trump's Republican Party, stating conservative women like Kristi Noem and Pam Bondi face insecurity and discrimination despite alignment.
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Whitby Man Arrested for Alleged Partner Assault in Brantford
Brantford Police have arrested a man from Whitby following allegations of intimate partner assault. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about domestic violence in the region.
Regina's 11th Avenue Revitalization Nears Completion
The major 11th Avenue Revitalization construction project in downtown Regina is approaching its final stages, marking a significant milestone for urban development in the city.
Tory Defections to Hand Carney Majority Government
Three Conservative MPs crossing the floor to the Liberals are set to deliver a majority government to Prime Minister Mark Carney after upcoming byelections, potentially keeping Liberals in power until 2029.
Police on Leave After April Fools' Prank Sparks Hoax Pursuit
Oklahoma City Police Department places officers on administrative leave following a false report of a baby being thrown from a car, triggering a pursuit on April Fools' Day.
Markham's Warden Avenue Sinkhole Fully Repaired
A significant sinkhole that disrupted traffic and infrastructure on Warden Avenue in Markham has been fully repaired, restoring normalcy to the area after extensive work by municipal crews.
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Champagne Recuses from Rail Project Over Personal Connection
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne released a letter stating he will not participate in decisions regarding the government-backed high-speed rail project due to a personal connection with an Alto executive.
Marist Brothers Abuse Lawsuit: $25M Settlement Reached
A $25 million settlement has been reached in a sexual abuse lawsuit against the Marist Brothers in Montreal, marking a significant resolution for survivors after years of legal proceedings.
Police Officers on Leave Over April Fools' 911 Call
Two Oklahoma City police officers have been placed on administrative leave following a prank 911 call made to dispatchers on April Fools' Day, prompting an internal investigation.
B.C. Conservative Debate Controversy Over Missing Candidates
The first B.C. Conservative leadership debate is overshadowed by the absence of two high-profile candidates, Caroline Elliott and Peter Milobar, sparking accusations and defensive responses.
Winnipeg Man Falsely Accused of Cannabis Export
A Winnipeg man was wrongfully accused of cannabis export, leading his partner to speak out about the profound loss of trust in the system and the emotional toll of the false allegations.
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Trump Slams NATO Over Iran War, Reaffirms Greenland Desire
Former U.S. President Donald Trump accuses NATO countries of deliberately avoiding assistance in the Iran war while renewing his controversial interest in annexing Greenland.
Soldier Battles Wife's Deportation After Military Base Detention
A U.S. Army staff sergeant is urgently working to prevent his wife's deportation after she was detained on a Louisiana military base, highlighting immigration challenges for military families.
Calgary Man Walks to Hospital After Slashing Outside Tim Horton's
A man in Calgary sustained serious injuries in a dispute outside a Tim Horton's and walked to the Sheldon Chumir Centre for treatment. The incident highlights urban safety concerns.
Trump's Iran Power Plant Threat Could Be War Crime: Experts
Legal experts caution that former President Donald Trump's recent threats to demolish Iran's power infrastructure may violate international law and constitute a war crime under Geneva Convention protocols.
Las Vegas Illegal Biolab with Chinese Links Raises Alarm
The discovery of an unauthorized biolab in Las Vegas linked to a Chinese national has raised fears of more such facilities operating undetected across the U.S., with experts warning of potential bioterrorism risks.
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Trump's Midnight Rant Targets Supreme Court on Citizenship
Former President Donald Trump launched a late-night social media tirade against the Supreme Court as it considers a case challenging birthright citizenship protections under the 14th Amendment.
B.C. Romance Scam Victim Awaits Trial in South Korean Jail
A British Columbia woman, allegedly deceived in a romance scam, remains incarcerated in South Korea as her trial approaches, highlighting the severe consequences of online fraud and international legal complexities.
B.C. Tribunal Resolves Dog Neutering Dispute in Vancouver
A British Columbia tribunal has settled a contentious case between a Vancouver dog owner and an animal rescue organization over the neutering of an adopted pet, highlighting legal complexities in pet adoption agreements.
High-Risk U.S. Rescue Mission for Downed F-15 Crew in Iran
U.S. forces conducted a dangerous operation to recover two crew members from an F-15 fighter jet shot down over Iran, involving over 170 aircraft and facing heavy enemy fire during the mission.
Impaired Driving Collisions Up 27% in Ottawa Early 2026
Ottawa police reveal a significant 27% increase in impaired driving collisions in early 2026, with 56 incidents reported by March 30. Enforcement efforts continue with RIDE campaigns and public cooperation.
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Two Men Hospitalized After Brampton Noon Shooting
Two men sustained serious injuries in a shooting near a Brampton townhouse complex on Monday. Peel Regional Police are investigating the incident, which follows a fatal double shooting at a local elementary school on Friday.
Bolton: Trump 'Frantic' with No Clear Iran War Endgame
Former national security advisor John Bolton analyzes President Trump's approach to the escalating Iran conflict, questioning the administration's strategic clarity as tensions mount.
First Nations Leader: Suspending DRIPA Same as Amending
Judith Sayers, president of the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council, states that suspending the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act holds no practical difference from amending it, emphasizing ongoing concerns over Indigenous rights implementatio
Trump's Iran War Threat Risks Civilian Catastrophe, Oil Crisis
President Trump threatens to destroy Iran's electrical infrastructure, risking war crimes and retaliation that could worsen civilian suffering and spike oil prices globally.
Children Make Up Half of Haiti's Gangs, Face Foreign Force
A new multinational police force led by Kenya has arrived in Haiti, where children comprise an estimated 50% of gang members, raising concerns about the humanitarian impact of the intervention.
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Poilievre's Interview and Carney's Populist Challenges
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre shares foreign policy views in a podcast interview, while Mark Carney faces populist opposition. Other stories cover DEI debates and maternal health issues.
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