Rustad: BC United 'Dirty Trick' Cost Conservatives Election
Conservative Leader John Rustad alleges a last-minute campaign tactic by BC United may have swayed voters and prevented a Conservative victory in the recent British Columbia election.
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Regina Doctor Suspended for Lying to Get Ambien
A Regina physician has been suspended after an investigation revealed he provided false information to obtain the sleep medication Ambien, raising concerns about professional misconduct.
Diddy Appeals Conviction, Cites First Amendment Protection
Sean 'Diddy' Combs' lawyers argue his conviction under the Mann Act should be overturned, claiming his filmed sexual encounters constitute protected amateur pornography under the First Amendment.
Greene Breaks with Trump, Calls GOP 'Burned to Ground'
Former Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene launched a scathing attack against the president and the Republican Party, accusing them of being controlled by foreign interests and turning into a cult.
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Vance Forgets Vatican Official's Name Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Vice President JD Vance needed a reminder about Cardinal Christophe Pierre's identity when questioned about reported U.S.-Vatican tensions. The incident occurred during discussions about a controversial meeting between Pentagon officials and the cardinal.
Doug Ford on Potential Liberal Majority in Ottawa
Ontario Premier Doug Ford states his government is working 'extremely, extremely well' with federal counterparts when questioned about a possible Liberal majority in Ottawa.
Barrie Man Faces Child Abuse Charges After Police Probe
A Barrie man is facing serious charges related to child abuse and exploitation after an extensive investigation by local police, who seized electronic devices from a central residence.
Saskatoon Special Events Funding Crisis: Applications Exceed Reserve
Saskatoon's special events funding faces a severe shortfall with applications exceeding $655,000 against a $133,900 reserve. City administration and Discover Saskatoon clash over solutions and process changes for 2026.
Vancouver Homeless Count Shows 12% Rise Since Last Tally
New data from Vancouver indicates a 12% increase in homelessness since the previous count, underscoring ongoing challenges in housing and social services.
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Alberta NDP Campaigns to Keep Province in Canada Before Vote
Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi has launched a campaign urging Albertans to vote to remain in Canada, as the province faces a potential independence referendum.
1986 Salem State Student Murder Solved, Killer Gets Life
After nearly four decades, the cold case murder of a Salem State University student has been resolved with a life sentence for the convicted killer, bringing long-awaited closure to the victim's family.
North York Driver Charged After Allegedly Evading Police
A 36-year-old North York driver faces charges after allegedly attempting to evade police during traffic enforcement in Bradford West Gwillimbury, abruptly changing direction along County Road 27 and Line 3.
Former Saskatchewan Lt.-Gov. Vaughn Solomon Schofield Dies at 82
Vaughn Solomon Schofield, who served as Saskatchewan's lieutenant governor from 2012 to 2018, has died at age 82. She was known for delivering the throne speech in 2014.
Last Suspect Convicted in 2023 Home Invasion Kidnapping
Sijuola Obatusa found guilty in B.C. Supreme Court, completing convictions for all four suspects involved in a terrifying family kidnapping during a home invasion.
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Carney: Floor-Crosser Gladu Will Vote with Liberal Values
Prime Minister Mark Carney states that former Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu, known for social conservative views, will now vote according to Liberal principles on issues like abortion and LGBTQ+ rights.
Democrats Escalate Calls for Trump Removal After Iran Threats
Democratic leaders are intensifying discussions about removing former President Donald Trump from office after his recent threats regarding Iran, marking a bold shift in political strategy.
Impaired Driving Charges After Multi-Vehicle Crash on E.C. Row
A 55-year-old woman has been charged with impaired driving following a multi-vehicle collision on Windsor's E.C. Row Expressway. The crash occurred when traffic slowed due to construction, resulting in her vehicle rolling down an embankment.
Saskatchewan Prison Seizes $138K in Drugs and Phones
A significant contraband seizure at Saskatchewan Penitentiary in Prince Albert nets drugs and cell phones valued at $138,000, highlighting ongoing security challenges in federal prisons.
Modi Pushes Bill to Increase Women in Indian Parliament
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is championing a legislative proposal designed to significantly raise the number of women serving in India's parliament, marking a major step for gender equality in governance.
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Teen Girl Hospitalized with Gunshot Wounds in Hamilton
A teenage girl was transported to a Hamilton hospital with serious gunshot injuries, prompting a police investigation into the circumstances surrounding the shooting incident.
Police Uncover Covert Ghost Gun Factory in B.C.
RCMP officers discovered a clandestine lab manufacturing untraceable 3D-printed firearms, seizing multiple weapons and tools in a significant operation.
Truro Man Charged with Dangerous Driving, Assaulting Police
A Truro man faces serious charges including dangerous driving and assaulting a police officer after an incident in Amherst, Nova Scotia, highlighting ongoing law enforcement challenges.
Windsor Clears Downtown Homeless Encampment
The City of Windsor has removed a long-standing homeless encampment near Salter Avenue following years of resident complaints about fires, drug use, and safety issues. Officials directed about 15 individuals to shelters, but advocates express concerns abo
Police Report 75 Charges in Towing Industry Crackdown
Ottawa police have charged 75 violations in the first quarter of 2026 through targeted enforcement of towing regulations, aiming to foster cooperation and accountability within the industry.
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Argentina Approves Milei's Glacier Law Reform Amid Protests
Argentina's Congress has passed President Javier Milei's controversial bill easing protections for glaciers, sparking environmental backlash and protests in Buenos Aires.
Two Arrested in Saint John Drug-Trafficking Probe
The Saint John Police Force has apprehended two individuals as part of an ongoing drug-trafficking investigation, highlighting law enforcement efforts to combat illicit substances in the community.
Republicans Block Democrats' Iran War Powers Vote in House Session
Democrats attempted to force a vote on a War Powers Resolution regarding the Iran conflict during a House pro forma session, but Republicans swiftly gaveled it down, highlighting ongoing political tensions.
Brockville Parents Charged After Children Left Alone
Two parents in Brockville, Ontario, have been charged by police after their young children were discovered left alone for an extended period, highlighting serious child safety concerns.
Netanyahu Authorizes Direct Talks with Lebanon
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has authorized direct negotiations with Lebanon 'as soon as possible' as part of broader ceasefire efforts involving multiple regional actors.
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Impaired Driving Charge After Multi-Vehicle Crash on E.C. Row
Windsor Police Service has laid impaired driving charges following a serious multi-vehicle collision on E.C. Row Expressway that disrupted traffic and required emergency response.
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