Tactical Units Respond to Domestic Dispute in Calgary
Police tactical units were called to a northwest Calgary community on March 27, 2026, responding to a domestic incident on Charlesbois Drive, highlighting ongoing public safety concerns.
Category : Politics
Limited Evidence for Regional Policing in B.C., Report Says
A new report highlights that alternative policing models in British Columbia lack adequate exploration, raising questions about regionalized law enforcement effectiveness.
Victims Seek Answers on Lapu Lapu Day Fundraising Money Use
Families affected by the Lapu Lapu Day attack are raising concerns about how funds collected for victims have been allocated, calling for greater accountability from event organizers.
Quebec Premier Legault Defends Interventionist Policy for Jefo
Quebec Premier Francois Legault publicly supports Jefo Nutrition Inc., defending his government's interventionist economic approach to bolster local businesses and jobs in Saint-Hyacinthe.
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Survivor Demands Transparency Over $1.5M Relief Funds
Eleven months after the Lapu Lapu Day festival attack that killed 11 people, survivor Blaine Redlac joins growing calls for accountability regarding how over $1.5 million in donations has been distributed to victims and organizations.
Moms Accused of Torturing, Starving Boy to Death in Ontario
Becky Hamber and Brandy Cooney face murder charges for allegedly starving and torturing a 12-year-old boy in their care, with prosecutors detailing horrific abuse in closing arguments.
Adult Sentence Sought for Youth in Carry the Kettle Homicide
Regina prosecutors are pursuing an adult sentence for a youth accused in a quadruple homicide on Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation, highlighting legal complexities in serious juvenile cases.
Ontario Increases Autism Funding in Provincial Budget
The Ontario government has announced increased funding for autism services in its latest budget, bringing relief to families and advocates who have long called for enhanced support.
CPAC Conservatives Split on Trump's Iran War Across Age Groups
A significant generational rift has surfaced among conservative activists at CPAC regarding former President Trump's military actions in Iran, highlighting evolving party dynamics.
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Iranian Attack Injures 10 US Troops, Damages Planes in Saudi Arabia
An Iranian military strike targeted a Saudi Arabian air base, resulting in at least ten American service members wounded and significant damage to several aircraft. The incident escalates regional tensions.
Fire Code Violations Found at Sudbury Jail, April Deadlines Set
Greater Sudbury Fire Services issued multiple orders after a March 20 inspection uncovered fire-code violations at the Sudbury Jail, with the superintendent required to address them by two April deadlines.
Quebec Man Arrested in Grandparent Scam Involving Winnipegger
A Quebec man has been arrested for allegedly defrauding a Winnipeg senior in a grandparent scam, with police warning the public about these emotional exploitation schemes.
Iran War Debate Splits Conservatives at CPAC Conference
The Conservative Political Action Conference in Texas revealed deep divisions among conservatives over the Iran conflict, with attendees chanting support for Iranian opposition and thanking former President Trump.
London Man Saves Woman in Thames River Rescue
A London man's quick thinking and instinctive actions led to the dramatic rescue of a woman from the Thames River, highlighting the power of human courage in emergency situations.
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MLA's Service Questioned Amid Criminal Charges
Richmond MLA Hon Chan faces assault charges while remaining in office, raising questions about effective representation during legal proceedings.
Suspicious Fire at St-Lambert Commercial Building Under Investigation
Longueuil police and fire services responded to a suspicious fire at an unoccupied commercial building in St-Lambert on Friday afternoon. No injuries were reported, and authorities have established a perimeter as the investigation continues.
Barrie Homeless Encampment Murder: Two Face Accessory Charges
Two men are facing accessory to murder charges in connection with a Barrie homeless encampment investigation, where Robert Ladouceur is accused of first and second-degree murder in the 2025 slayings of two men.
GTA Trio Faces 26 Charges in Human Trafficking Probe
Two men and a woman from the GTA face 26 charges in a human trafficking investigation. Police also seek suspects in break-ins, robberies, and other crimes across Ontario.
Regina Lacks Debt Room for Central Library Renewal, Council Says
Regina City Council has officially acknowledged insufficient debt capacity to fund the Central Library renewal project. The library board must now explore alternative funding strategies for the long-awaited downtown branch overhaul.
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Cowboy Killed in Rescue Attempt After Semi-Truck Crash
A man from Riske Creek, B.C., died after being struck by shifting wreckage while attempting to help a trapped driver following a collision on Highway 20 near Williams Lake.
Lethbridge Police Probe Suspicious Death in Investigation
Lethbridge Police Service is actively investigating a suspicious death, with details emerging as the inquiry progresses. Authorities are urging public cooperation.
Search for Eli Wood Continues Over Five Months After Disappearance
The search for Eli Wood, missing since late 2024, continues in Kitchener as volunteers comb areas near Woodside National Historic Site. Community efforts persist despite the challenging timeline.
Family Sues for $5.5M Over School Bus Fatality in London
The family of Dante Caranci, a 7-year-old boy killed while exiting a school bus in December 2024, has filed a $5.5 million lawsuit, alleging negligence and seeking justice for the tragic incident.
Man Gets 12 Years for 2007 Manitoba Woman Killing
Kevin Queau receives a 12-year sentence for the death of Crystal Saunders, with charges filed in 2024 after a long investigation by Manitoba RCMP.
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Manitoba Finance Minister to Discuss Food Tax Cut with Critics
Finance Minister Adrien Sala announces plans to consult with opponents of a food tax reduction in Manitoba's 2026 budget, aiming to address concerns while advancing fiscal policy.
Michael Ma Criticized for Questioning China Expert at Committee
Liberal MP Michael Ma is under fire for his questioning of China expert Margaret McCuaig-Johnston during an Industry Committee hearing on Chinese EVs. Critics accuse Ma of parroting Beijing's talking points.
UCP Picks Insider Phillip Peters as Auditor General Amid Scandal
The UCP-dominated committee has chosen Phillip Peters, a nine-year veteran of the auditor general's office, to replace Doug Wylie. This appointment aims to expedite the crucial report on health procurement scandals involving private clinics and children's
Saskatoon Police Lay Meth Trafficking Charge After 7-11 Call
Saskatoon police responded to an early-morning disturbance at a 7-11 convenience store, leading to the arrest and meth trafficking charge of a suspect. Authorities highlight the incident as part of ongoing efforts to combat drug-related crimes in the city
Houthis Warn of Escalation in U.S.-Israeli Iran Conflict
Yemen's Houthi rebels declare readiness to retaliate amid widening regional tensions, as global concerns mount over potential humanitarian and economic fallout.
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UCP MLA Pushes Alberta Separation Referendum, Premier Stands Firm
Alberta's parliamentary secretary for constitutional affairs, Jason Stephan, calls for a separation referendum, stating it would be 'good for Alberta,' while the premier reiterates previous positions on the issue.
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