Saskatchewan Crown Seeks Dismissal of Jackson's Appeal
The Saskatchewan Crown argues Michael Gordon Jackson's appeal should fail, disputing his defense of necessity claim in an abduction case involving his daughter and COVID-19 vaccination concerns.
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Toronto Police Seek Eight Suspects in 2025 Assault Case
Toronto Police are appealing for public assistance to identify eight men involved in a 2025 assault that left three seriously injured, and are also searching for a man in a separate break-and-enter incident.
96-Year-Old Seriously Injured in Regent Park Collision
Toronto police are investigating a serious collision in Regent Park that left a 96-year-old woman with severe injuries. The incident occurred on March 30, 2026, prompting an emergency response.
Windsor Mall Brawl Caught on Camera; Three Charged
A violent altercation at a Windsor shopping mall was recorded on video, resulting in three individuals facing criminal charges. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about public safety in retail spaces.
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Vancouver Island Youth Charged Over U.S. School Threats
A youth from Vancouver Island faces charges after allegedly making threats against schools in the United States, as reported by the RCMP in March 2026.
Kitchener-Waterloo Considers At-Home Voting for Election
Kitchener-Waterloo is investigating at-home voting options for the upcoming municipal election, aiming to enhance accessibility and voter turnout in the region.
Regina Police Seek Suspect in Multiple Shoplifting Incidents
Regina Crime Stoppers and police are searching for a person of interest connected to several shoplifting cases. Authorities urge public assistance in identifying the suspect.
Alberta Pushes for Constitutional Changes on Court Appointments
Alberta's government is advocating for constitutional amendments to gain a formal say in the appointment of superior court judges, aiming to strengthen provincial influence over the judicial selection process.
Accused B.C. Cop Killer Wants Mental Fitness Finding for Trial
The lawyer for the man accused of killing Const. Shaelyn Yang in 2022 says his client wants to be declared mentally fit to stand trial, as a hearing proceeds in the high-profile case.
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Questions Persist on Federal Public Servant Early Retirement
Concerns and questions continue to surround the early retirement option for federal public servants, with ongoing debates about its implementation and impact on government workforce planning.
Cambridge Road Rage: Man Charged After Knife Incident
A man faces charges following a road rage altercation in Cambridge where a knife was brandished. Waterloo Regional Police responded to the incident, highlighting ongoing public safety concerns.
Regina Police Arrest 4 Teens for Gun Threats
Four teenagers were apprehended by Regina police following reports of residents being threatened with a firearm while walking. The incident highlights ongoing community safety concerns.
Assault Charges After Vehicle Hits Three in Saskatoon
Saskatoon police have laid assault charges following an incident where a vehicle struck three people. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the collision.
Trump Threatens Iran with War Crimes, Claims Deal Near
President Donald Trump threatened to destroy Iran's infrastructure in retaliation, which experts call war crimes, while simultaneously claiming a ceasefire agreement is close.
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Nenshi Slams Avi Lewis's Energy Views as Harmful to Alberta
Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi has publicly condemned activist Avi Lewis's stance on energy, arguing it undermines the province's economic interests and fails to align with Alberta's priorities.
8 Suspects Wanted in Toronto Downtown Fight, 3 Seriously Hurt
Toronto police are searching for eight suspects following a large-scale altercation in the city's downtown core that resulted in three individuals sustaining serious injuries. The incident underscores ongoing concerns about public safety in urban areas.
STC Demands Transparency as Feds Seek $28.7M from FSIN
Saskatoon Tribal Council Chief Mark Arcand calls for accountability within the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations as Indigenous Services Canada works to recoup $28.7 million flagged in audit.
Federal NDP's Communist Shift Under Avi Lewis Leadership
Avi Lewis's leadership of the federal NDP introduces radical economic policies resembling communism, causing internal party divisions and concerns in Western provinces about resource development.
Arizona Vetoes Charlie Kirk Highway, Citing Politics
Arizona officials have vetoed a highway proposal associated with Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, attributing the decision to political considerations rather than infrastructure needs.
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Yuri Fulmer Makes Deal with Dallas Brodie in B.C. Conservative Race
Capilano University chancellor Yuri Fulmer has forged a strategic agreement with OneBC leader Dallas Brodie to consolidate right-wing support in the B.C. Conservative leadership contest. The pact aims to prevent vote-splitting against the NDP in upcoming
Canadian Passport Fees Rise with New Processing Deadline
Canadians applying for passports will face higher fees starting Tuesday, with most increases being modest. The government has also implemented a 30-business-day processing deadline, with automatic refunds if exceeded.
Carney's Silence on China Forced Labor Sparks Alarm
Prime Minister Mark Carney's refusal to publicly address allegations of forced labor in China, dubbed the 'Carney Doctrine,' raises concerns about transparency and human rights in Canadian foreign policy.
Carney Begins Search for Supreme Court Justice
The process to fill an upcoming vacancy on Canada's Supreme Court has commenced, with officials seeking a qualified judge to join the nation's highest court.
Tribunal Approves Major Child Welfare Deal for Ontario First Nations
A human rights tribunal has approved a landmark agreement to reform child welfare for First Nations in Ontario, marking a significant step toward addressing long-standing systemic issues.
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Amherstburg Gets $838K for Industrial Park Job Prep
The Town of Amherstburg receives $838,000 in provincial funding to prepare its industrial park for future job creation, announced by MPP Anthony Leardi on March 30, 2026.
Calgary Murder-for-Hire: Getaway Driver Gets 8.5-Year Sentence
A Calgary man who served as the getaway driver in a 2017 murder-for-hire has been sentenced to 8.5 years for manslaughter. Jessey James Pearson was tricked into participating in the deadly ambush of Ronnie Olara Obina.
Calgary Water Restrictions May Lift as Feeder Main Work Nears End
Calgary's Bearspaw South feeder main repair enters final stages with water restrictions potentially lifting by Thursday, though the aging pipe remains at risk of another break despite reinforcement work.
Ex-Justice Minister Denis Battles Tribunal Over Discrimination Complaint
Former Alberta justice minister Jonathan Denis is taking legal action after the human rights commission rejected his bid to anonymize his discrimination complaint against Tiffany & Co. over a 2022 mask incident.
Police Recover Stolen Items in Break-and-Enter Cases
York Regional Police have successfully recovered numerous stolen items, including watches and jewelry, as part of their ongoing Project Payday initiative targeting break-and-enter crimes across the region.
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Family Urges Montreal Police to Resume Search for Missing Teen
The family of 18-year-old Hassoun Choui, missing since falling through ice on Rivière-des-Prairies, calls on Montreal police to resume water search efforts.
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