Man Gets 9 More Years After Officer-Involved Shooting in Markham
A 31-year-old man receives a nine-year prison sentence in connection with an officer-involved shooting in Markham, Ontario, as confirmed by York Regional Police authorities.
Category : Politics
Edmonton Journal's April 2026 Cartoons Critique Politics
Editorial cartoons from April 2026 by Malcolm Mayes highlight tensions over judicial power, parliamentary supremacy, and NDP leadership dynamics in Canadian politics.
Alberta Bill 28: Municipal Code, Library Rules, Tax Ban
Alberta introduces sweeping omnibus legislation establishing a province-wide municipal code of conduct, expanding provincial influence over public libraries, and banning vacancy taxes on properties.
Police Investigate Hit-and-Run in Wilmot Township
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a hit-and-run crash in Wilmot Township and have released a photo of a man who may have information to assist with the inquiry.
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Pope Leo XIV Emerges as Vocal Critic of Trump
Pope Leo XIV, the first U.S.-born pontiff, has taken a firm stance against former President Donald Trump, marking a significant shift in Vatican-U.S. relations.
Michael Ford Declines 2026 Toronto Mayoral Bid
Premier Doug Ford's nephew, Michael Ford, has decided against running for Toronto mayor in 2026, potentially setting up a two-way contest between Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford.
Judge Refuses to Stop Deportation of Convicted Drug Dealer
A Federal Court judge has rejected a bid to prevent the deportation of a man convicted of crimes in Thunder Bay, upholding his removal to Nigeria.
Edmonton Mayor Hires Ex-NDP MP as Chief of Staff
Edmonton's mayor has appointed former Edmonton Griesbach MP Blake Desjarlais as chief of staff, marking a significant political move in municipal governance.
Three Arrested in Nipawin After Forcible Confinement Escape
Saskatchewan RCMP have apprehended three individuals following a dramatic incident where a victim managed to escape forcible confinement in Nipawin. The arrests highlight ongoing law enforcement efforts in the region.
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Community Outrage After RCMP Raids Nova Scotia Cannabis Shop
A recent RCMP raid on a cannabis shop in Nova Scotia has sparked fierce community backlash, with residents questioning enforcement priorities and local business impacts.
87kg Cocaine Seized at Coutts Border Crossing in Alberta
Canada Border Services Agency announces major drug seizure of nearly 87 kilograms of suspected cocaine hidden in a commercial truck at the Coutts border crossing in February.
Driver Charged After Car Hits Nearly 200 km/h on Ontario's 401
A driver was charged by Ontario Provincial Police after being clocked at nearly 200 km/h on Highway 401 in Chatham-Kent, highlighting ongoing concerns over speeding and road safety enforcement.
RCMP Traffic Operation in NB: Three Arrests, One Charged
A New Brunswick RCMP traffic enforcement operation has resulted in three arrests, with one individual facing charges. The operation highlights ongoing police efforts to enhance road safety.
Moncton Murder Victim's Parents Attend Court Hearing for Accused
Pat and Peter Price, parents of Melissa Dawn Price, attended a court hearing for the accused in their daughter's murder case in Moncton, New Brunswick, seeking closure and justice.
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RCMP Finds Suspected Meth in Pizza Box During Investigation
Battlefords RCMP officers made an unusual discovery during a recent operation, uncovering suspected methamphetamine concealed within a pizza box. The incident highlights ongoing drug enforcement efforts in Saskatchewan.
Alberta Restricts MAID as Canada Debates Assisted Dying
Alberta pushes back against federal MAID policies with new restrictions, sparking debate over medical assistance in dying for dementia patients and national standards.
Court Orders Resentencing for Ex-Clerk in Election Fraud Case
A Colorado appeals court upheld Tina Peters' conviction but ruled she must be resentenced, finding her original punishment improperly considered her election fraud claims.
Base Gagetown Set for Billion-Dollar Upgrades, Population Boom
The Canadian government announces massive defense investments at Fifth Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown, promising infrastructure upgrades and a significant population increase in the region.
Brooklyn Shooting: Baby Killed in Stroller, Police Hunt Suspect
A seven-month-old girl was fatally shot in a stroller on a busy Brooklyn street, with video capturing her mother's horrific realization. Police link the incident to gang activity.
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Huron OPP Seeks 'Armed and Dangerous' Driver in Public Advisory
Ontario Provincial Police in Huron County have issued a public advisory warning residents about an armed and dangerous driver actively being sought by authorities. The individual is considered a significant threat to public safety.
CBSA Seizes 85kg Cocaine at Alberta Border, Calgary-Bound
Canada Border Services Agency agents intercepted over 85 kilograms of cocaine hidden in a commercial truck at an Alberta border crossing. The shipment was destined for Calgary.
Bricks Thrown Through Windows of Cambridge Home
A Cambridge home was targeted in a disturbing act of vandalism, with red bricks thrown through its windows. The incident, reported on April 2, 2026, highlights concerns over property safety and community security in the area.
Moulton Slams Trump's Iran Speech for No Clear Plan
Rep. Seth Moulton sharply responded to President Trump's prime-time Iran war address, expressing deep concern over the lack of a strategic plan and potential escalation risks.
Tribe Defends Constitution Against Trump's Iran War, Citizenship Bid
Harvard professor Laurence Tribe argues President Trump's actions on Iran and birthright citizenship threaten constitutional principles, citing Supreme Court skepticism during recent arguments.
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No Evidence Police Caused Broken Ribs in Parry Sound Arrest: SIU
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has concluded there is no evidence supporting a Parry Sound woman's claim that police broke her ribs during a 2025 arrest. The investigation found insufficient proof of officer responsibility.
James Moore: Winning Coalition for Next Federal Election
Conservative strategist Steve Outhouse outlines the coalition-building strategy needed for Pierre Poilievre to secure victory in the upcoming federal election, emphasizing leadership and policy alignment.
Why 'Buy Canadian' Policies Could Burden Taxpayers
An economic analysis reveals that preferential public procurement policies, like 'Buy Canadian,' may increase costs by billions, impacting healthcare and education funding.
Saskatchewan Community Hub Lost in Recreation Center Collapse
The small community of Smeaton, Saskatchewan, is grieving the loss of its central gathering place after the roof of its recreation center collapsed, leaving residents without a vital hub for social and recreational activities.
Poilievre Calls for Fuel Tax Suspension Amid Gas Price Surge
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre urges the federal government to suspend all fuel taxes for the remainder of 2026, claiming it would cut gasoline prices by 25 cents per litre and align them more closely with U.S. rates.
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Calgary Water Restrictions Lifted After Repairs
Calgary officials announce the lifting of water restrictions following successful repairs to a critical feeder main, with Mayor Jeromy Farkas and infrastructure manager Michael Thompson providing updates.
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