Trio Charged in $1M+ GTA Home Thefts as Construction Workers
Three suspects have been charged after allegedly posing as construction workers to steal over $1 million from high-end homes in Toronto and York Region, according to police investigations.
Category : Politics
Just for Laughs Founder Rozon Ordered to Pay $880K to Accusers
Gilbert Rozon, founder of the Just for Laughs comedy festival, has been ordered by a court to pay $880,000 to his accusers in a civil case. The ruling comes after years of legal proceedings.
O'Reilly: Stephen Miller 'Most Powerful' in White House
Bill O'Reilly declared White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller the most powerful figure in the White House during a podcast conversation with former Trump official Mick Mulvaney.
Just for Laughs Founder Ordered to Pay $880K to Accusers
A Montreal court has ordered Gilbert Rozon, founder of the Just for Laughs festival, to pay $880,000 in damages to his accusers in a civil trial over allegations of misconduct.
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OPP Arrests 3 After Drug Seizure in Sharbot Lake
Ontario Provincial Police have arrested three individuals and seized suspected drugs, cash, and other items during a search in Sharbot Lake, Ontario on March 30, 2026.
OPP Officers Pack Groceries for Cop Camp Fundraiser
Essex County OPP officers will pack groceries at two Zehrs stores to raise funds for the annual Cop Camp, which provides free leadership experiences for Grade 6 students.
Saint John Man Sentenced for Child Abuse Material
A Saint John man has been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to possessing and accessing child sexual abuse material, following an RCMP investigation.
MLA Won't Resign While Facing Intimate Partner Violence Charges
Independent MLA Hon Chan of British Columbia is refusing to step down from his legislative position despite being charged with intimate partner violence, sparking significant political and public debate.
Vancouver Grocery Store Fire Leads to Arrest
A man has been arrested following a fire that caused extensive damage to a Vancouver grocery store. No injuries were reported, but the business suffered significant harm from flames, smoke, and water.
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UCP MLA's Separatist Petition Support Sparks Patriotism Debate
United Conservative Party members in Alberta are expressing patriotic sentiments after an MLA publicly supported a separatist petition, igniting a political controversy over provincial identity and unity.
Supreme Court Overturns Colorado Conversion Therapy Ban for LGBTQ+ Youth
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against Colorado's prohibition on conversion therapy for minors, a decision impacting LGBTQ+ youth protections and sparking legal debates nationwide.
Driver in Barrhaven Crossing Guard Death Appears in Court
A driver charged in the death of crossing guard Peter Clark made a brief court appearance. The incident occurred at a Barrhaven intersection, sparking community mourning and safety concerns.
Supreme Court Overturns Colorado Conversion Therapy Ban
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 8-1 against a Colorado law banning conversion therapy for children, citing First Amendment concerns and remanding the case for strict scrutiny review.
Windsor-Essex Easter 2026 Open/Closed Guide
A detailed overview of what services and facilities will be open or closed in Windsor-Essex during the Easter weekend of 2026, including municipal updates and holiday schedules.
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Poilievre Byelection Cost Taxpayers $2.3M+
A recent byelection involving Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre incurred significant public expenses, totaling more than $2.3 million in taxpayer funds, sparking discussions on electoral costs and transparency.
West Bank Protests Over Israel's Death Penalty Approval
Palestinians demonstrate in Nablus after Israel's parliament passes a law allowing the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of murdering Israelis, sparking widespread condemnation and unrest.
Missing Thompson Teen Found Safe by Manitoba RCMP
A teenager from Thompson, Manitoba, reported missing has been located safe and unharmed following a coordinated search effort by the Manitoba RCMP, authorities confirmed.
Defense Seeks Delay in Kirk Murder Case Over Ballistics
Lawyers for Tyler Robinson, charged with killing activist Charlie Kirk, request a postponed hearing to review extensive evidence and inconclusive bullet analysis that could aid his defense.
MSNOW Host Compares Trump to Nixon Over Historic Protests
Lawrence O'Donnell argues the 'No Kings' protests are unprecedented, targeting Trump personally rather than policies, unlike past anti-war movements against Nixon.
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THEON Belgium Opens Zaventem Production Facility in European Expansion
THEON International Plc has officially inaugurated its new production facility in Zaventem, Belgium, marking a significant expansion of its European defense technology operations. The facility will produce IRIS-C thermal imaging systems under a major OCCA
Guelph Police Hunt Suspect After Armed Robbery
Guelph authorities are actively searching for a suspect involved in an armed robbery at the intersection of Silvercreek Parkway North and Willow Road. The incident occurred recently, with police urging public assistance.
Oakville Double Stabbing Suspect Charged by Halton Police
A man has been charged following a violent double stabbing incident in Oakville, as Halton Regional Police continue their investigation into the attack that occurred on March 31, 2026.
Calgary Council to Finalize Property Tax Hike
Calgary city council is meeting this Tuesday to determine the final amount of this year's property tax increase, which is expected to be substantial. The decision comes amid broader economic discussions and municipal budget pressures.
Edmonton Man Charged After Stunt Driving and Police Chase
A 39-year-old Edmonton man is facing serious charges after allegedly fleeing police on Highway 17 in northern Ontario following a stunt driving incident, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
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Police ID Remains of Sudbury Woman Murdered in 1978
After nearly five decades, Ontario police have identified the remains of Pamela Harvey, a Sudbury woman who went missing in 1978, solving a long-standing cold case.
Russian Oil Tanker Docks in Cuba Despite U.S. Sanctions
A Russian-flagged oil tanker has successfully docked in Cuba, navigating through the U.S. energy blockade. The vessel's arrival highlights ongoing geopolitical tensions and Cuba's reliance on foreign energy sources.
Alberta Separatists Claim Signature Milestone for Petition
Organizers of the Alberta independence movement assert they have collected sufficient signatures to submit their petition to Elections Alberta, marking a significant step in their separation campaign.
Graham's Disney Trip Sparks Shotgun Damage Control Controversy
Senator Lindsey Graham faces criticism after a Disney World vacation, posting a shotgun photo as backlash mounts over his trip during a government shutdown.
Murder Charge Dropped in North Preston Shooting
The Nova Scotia Supreme Court has dismissed a murder charge against a man involved in a fatal shooting in North Preston, citing insufficient evidence.
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Lawyer Rebuked for AI 'Hallucinations' in Federal Court Case
A Federal Court judge has criticized a lawyer for citing four non-existent court precedents generated by artificial intelligence in an Indigenous fisheries case, highlighting growing concerns about AI misuse in legal filings.
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