Nine-Year Sentence for Saskatoon Home Invasion Manslaughter
Tyrone Frances Nepoose, 39, pleaded guilty to manslaughter for the death of Jason Horse during a 2024 home invasion. The court imposed a nine-year sentence with credit for time served.
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NDP Convention: 'Equity Cards' Debate Sparks 'Canada Is Cooked' Claims
The NDP Leadership Convention in Winnipeg saw intense arguments over 'equity cards,' overshadowing Avi Lewis's election as new leader. Meanwhile, Radko Gudas confirms he'll play against the Maple Leafs despite injury.
Alberta Changes Legislation on Petitions and Recalls
Alberta's government has introduced significant legislative changes affecting citizen initiative petitions and recall processes, with grassroots organizers planning rallies to demonstrate public support.
China Cheers Liberal MP's Forced Labour Doubts, Carney Keeps Him
China praises Liberal MP Michael Ma for questioning forced labour reports, while PM Mark Carney keeps him in caucus. Other political updates include Carney-Poilievre dynamics and new NDP leader Avi Lewis.
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Surrey Business Shooting Suspect Charged by Task Force
A man has been charged in connection with a shooting at a Surrey business complex in July 2025, as announced by an extortion task force investigating targeted violence.
Groups Demand Resignation of Quebec Minister Chantal Rouleau
Community organizations in Montreal are calling for the resignation of CAQ minister Chantal Rouleau, citing concerns over her performance and policies.
TSA Agents Get Back Pay, Airport Lines Ease in Shutdown
U.S. airports see relief as TSA officers receive overdue paychecks after a partial government shutdown, though long security wait times persist during spring break travel.
Alberta Bill 23 Bans Deepfakes, Limits Citizen Petitions
Alberta's Justice Minister Mickey Amery introduces Bill 23, prohibiting AI-generated deepfakes that mislead voters and restricting citizen initiative petitions around election periods.
North Bay Police Crack Cold Case with Weekend Arrest
North Bay police have made a significant breakthrough in a cold case with a weekend arrest, bringing closure to a longstanding investigation. Details emerge as authorities reveal new evidence and community impact.
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Elderly Woman Injured in Toronto Collision, Police Say
An elderly woman sustained serious injuries following a collision in Toronto's Regent Park neighborhood on March 30, 2026, as confirmed by local police authorities.
Crown, Defence Seek Unfit Ruling in 'Nation River Lady' Case
Prosecutors and defence lawyers jointly recommend a judge find the alleged killer in the 'Nation River Lady' case not fit to stand trial, citing mental health concerns.
Warrant Issued for Suspect in Prolonged Winnipeg Assault
Manitoba police are actively searching for Darren Lachose, 33, after a woman was severely assaulted in a prolonged attack on March 29, 2026. Authorities urge public assistance.
Man Charged with Attempted Murder After Knife Attack on Officers
A 33-year-old Edmonton man faces multiple charges including attempted murder after allegedly attacking police officers with a knife at Corona LRT station, with no injuries reported.
Police Billboard Appeal in Unsolved 2024 Ontario Homicide
Ontario Provincial Police are seeking new leads in the 2024 homicide of David Robson, 65, by posting a billboard near Orangeville with his photo and missing vehicle details.
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Hamilton Man Accused of Sexual Assault at Oakville Workplace
Halton police have charged a Hamilton man with sexual assault following an incident at an Oakville workplace. Authorities released his photo, believing there may be additional victims.
Surrey Police Probe Extortion in Home, Business Shootings
Surrey Police Service is investigating a series of shootings at a residence and commercial property, with extortion suspected as the motive. Authorities are urging the public to remain vigilant.
Edmonton Man Charged in Alleged Knife Attack on Police at LRT
A man is accused of attempting to stab police officers at an Edmonton LRT station, leading to charges of assault with a weapon and resisting arrest. The incident highlights ongoing public safety concerns in transit areas.
Israel Approves Death Penalty for Palestinian Murder Convictions
Israel's parliament has passed a controversial law authorizing the death penalty for Palestinians found guilty of murdering Israelis, escalating tensions amid the ongoing conflict with Hamas.
Calgary Water Restrictions Could Lift by Thursday
Calgary residents could see water restrictions lifted as early as Thursday, with city crews finalizing repairs on a critical feeder main. Officials report significant progress, though caution remains until systems are fully restored.
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Road Closures Near Stampede Park for District Construction
Calgary Municipal Land Corporation announces temporary lane reductions and street closures as major Culture and Entertainment District projects advance, with officials urging residents to plan ahead.
Alcohol Tax Increase Draws Criticism from Brewers and Taxpayer Group
The federal excise tax on beer, wine, and spirits is set to rise on April 1, 2026, prompting renewed calls for relief from brewers and taxpayer advocates who warn of higher consumer prices.
FBI: Detroit Synagogue Attack Inspired by Hezbollah
The FBI reveals a man who crashed his truck into a Michigan synagogue was motivated by Hezbollah, recording a video vowing to kill as many people as possible before the attack.
Sault Police Charge Impaired Driver After Border Alert
Sault Ste. Marie police have laid charges against a driver flagged by Canada Border Services Agency for impairment, highlighting cross-agency cooperation on road safety.
Winnipeg Aims to Improve Disaster Debris Response Post-Storms
Following extreme weather incidents like the 2019 early winter storm, Winnipeg is developing strategies to better handle fallen trees, power lines, and other debris to protect residents and infrastructure.
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Crown Drops Charges in $500K Barrie Pool Fraud Case
Criminal charges against two Barrie men accused of defrauding customers of a local pool and landscaping company will be dropped, according to customer notifications.
Transgender Day of Visibility Rally at Alberta Legislature
Advocates gathered at the Alberta legislature steps on March 30, 2026, to mark International Transgender Day of Visibility with a demonstration highlighting transgender rights and visibility.
Fatal Crash in Pembroke Under Investigation by Ontario Police
A tragic vehicle accident in Pembroke has resulted in one fatality, with Ontario Provincial Police currently leading the investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash.
Jewish Groups Concerned Over Avi Lewis' NDP Leadership Election
Canadian Jewish organizations voice alarm as Avi Lewis, a self-described anti-Zionist, becomes NDP leader, citing concerns about antisemitism and party direction.
Manitoba Has Lowest Hate Crime Rate in Canada: StatsCan
Statistics Canada data reveals Manitoba had the lowest per capita hate crime rate among provinces in 2024, with Winnipeg showing particularly low numbers. The report highlights national trends and police-reported incidents.
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Government-Run Grocery Stores: A Recipe for Failure
Avi Lewis's proposal for government-owned grocery stores faces criticism as experts cite past failures, high costs, and lack of purchasing power as major obstacles to success.
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