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40-Year Cold Case Investigation Ongoing for 1986 Halifax Homicide
Authorities in Nova Scotia are still actively investigating the 1986 homicide of Ronald Jack Henderson, a case that remains unsolved after four decades. The Nova Scotia Justice Department's Rewards for Unsolved Crimes program continues to seek information
Trump's War Speech Roils Markets, Exposes Domestic Cuts
Donald Trump's address on Iran lacked clarity, causing stock drops and oil spikes. At an Easter lunch, he prioritized military spending over childcare and health programs, hinting at budget cuts affecting families.
Calgary Mayor Criticizes Premier on Property Taxes
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas challenges Premier Danielle Smith's position on provincial property tax shares, citing inconsistencies with her 2022 UCP leadership campaign promises.
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Ottawa Police Issue 36 Tickets in School Zone Safety Blitz
Ottawa police conducted a targeted safety operation in school zones, issuing 36 tickets for various traffic violations to enhance child safety.
Winnipeg Lifts Winter Route Parking Ban
The City of Winnipeg has officially lifted its winter route parking ban as of April 2, 2026, signaling the end of seasonal parking restrictions following improved weather conditions.
Conservative Nomination Bid Ends in Poilievre's Riding
A candidate has withdrawn from the Conservative nomination race in the Ottawa-area riding previously held by party leader Pierre Poilievre, reshaping local political dynamics.
Calgary Mayor Farkas Criticizes Premier Smith on Property Taxes
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas challenges Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's position on provincial property tax shares, citing inconsistencies with her 2022 UCP leadership campaign promises.
Same Thief Robs Alberta Liquor Store Three Times: RCMP
RCMP report a Fort Saskatchewan liquor store was robbed three times by the same individual in 2025 and 2026, with investigations ongoing into the serial thefts.
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Ontario to Appoint 'Strong' Regional Chairs, Expanding System
Ontario is set to build on its 'strong mayor' framework by appointing 'strong' regional chairs, aiming to enhance governance efficiency and local decision-making across the province.
Grande Prairie RCMP Renames Clairmont Detachment
The RCMP detachment in Clairmont, Alberta, has been officially renamed as part of a broader organizational restructuring within the Grande Prairie region.
Regina 11th Ave Construction Resumes Monday
The City of Regina announces the resumption of construction on 11th Avenue between Hamilton and Scarth Streets, with work set to begin again on Monday. The project aims to enhance urban infrastructure and improve traffic flow in the downtown core.
Two Arrested After Violent Home Invasion in South Windsor
Windsor police have apprehended two individuals in connection with a violent home invasion on Raddison Court in south Windsor, with the incident under active investigation.
Surrey Police Seek Witnesses to March Hit-and-Run
Surrey Police Service is appealing for witnesses to a serious hit-and-run collision that occurred at the intersection of 88th Avenue and Nordel Way on March 5, 2026.
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Gulf States Seek UN Mandate for Hormuz Protection Force
Gulf Cooperation Council foreign ministers are advocating for a United Nations mandate to establish a multinational force aimed at safeguarding the vital Strait of Hormuz shipping lane from potential threats.
Ontario Proposes More Regional Chairs, Fewer Councillors in Niagara
The Ontario government is proposing a significant governance overhaul for the Niagara region, aiming to appoint additional regional chairs while reducing the number of local councillors.
Kitchener Police Seize Replica Gun, Bear Spray, Drugs in Bust
Waterloo Regional Police conducted a significant operation in Kitchener, confiscating a replica firearm, bear spray, and various narcotics. The bust highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug-related crime and public safety threats in the region.
Police Watchdog Investigates Death Following Winnipeg Break-In
The Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba is examining a fatal incident after a home invasion in Winnipeg, with details emerging about the circumstances.
2,000 Soldiers Could Descend on Base Gagetown After Ottawa Investment
A major federal defense spending plan could see up to 2,000 additional soldiers deployed to Fifth Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown, following a billion-dollar investment announced by Ottawa.
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Ottawa Police Search for Missing 66-Year-Old Man
Ottawa police are asking for public assistance to locate Bela Kurucz, a 66-year-old man missing since April 1. He was last seen early Wednesday morning on Bell Street.
Pam Bondi Ousted as U.S. Attorney General, CNN Says
Pam Bondi has been dismissed from her role as U.S. Attorney General, according to a CNN source. The news follows her recent appearance at a White House Cabinet meeting in March.
Open Letter to Alabama's Jay Mitchell: A Neighbor's Plea
A Syrian American writer responds to Alabama attorney general candidate Jay Mitchell's campaign ad, sharing his personal journey with Islam and calling for understanding over fear in political discourse.
Pam Bondi Ousted as Attorney General Amid Epstein Case
Pam Bondi, Donald Trump's pick for attorney general, has been removed from her role. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche will serve as acting attorney general following her departure.
West Edmonton Assault Leaves One Seriously Injured
A violent assault at a west Edmonton residence on April 2, 2026, resulted in one person being transported to hospital with serious injuries, according to local authorities.
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Alberta Bill Aims to Restrict Kids' Access to Sexual Library Content
The Alberta government has tabled new legislation designed to reduce children's exposure to sexually explicit images and materials in public and school libraries across the province.
Pam Bondi Ousted as U.S. Attorney General
Pam Bondi has been removed from her position as U.S. Attorney General, according to a CNN source. The development follows recent Cabinet meetings and marks a significant shift in federal leadership.
Carville Warns Trump of Impeachment and War Crimes Charges
Democratic strategist James Carville predicts GOP disaster in midterms, leading to Trump's impeachment for corruption and war crimes, in a profanity-laced video for Politicon.
Man Charged with Attempted Murder After Shooting on Cree Nation
A man has been charged with attempted murder following a shooting incident on a Saskatchewan Cree Nation, as authorities investigate the case amid broader regional news.
Ottawa Silent on Toronto's Call to Block ICE from World Cup
The federal government has not commented on Toronto's appeal to prevent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from operating during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, raising questions about diplomatic and security protocols.
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Quebec Bans Street Prayers, Prayer Rooms in Universities
Quebec's government has passed legislation banning street prayers and prayer rooms in universities and CEGEPs, sparking debate over religious freedom and secularism in educational institutions.
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