Calgary Woman Charged in Fatal Pedestrian Crash
A Calgary woman faces charges following a fatal crash where a pedestrian was struck and killed at an intersection in April 2013. Police investigation leads to legal proceedings.
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Florida Congresswoman Guilty of 25 Ethics Violations
A House ethics committee has determined that Representative Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick committed 25 separate violations, marking a significant breach of congressional conduct standards.
Arson Charge Laid in Calgary Restaurant Fire Investigation
Calgary police have laid an arson charge following a fire at a southwest Calgary restaurant in February, with authorities continuing their investigation into the incident that caused significant damage.
Trump Rejects Theory Obama's 2011 Roast Sparked His Run
Former President Donald Trump denies claims that Barack Obama's jokes at the 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner motivated his 2016 presidential campaign, calling the theory baseless.
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Barrie Men Lose Cars, Licenses After Impaired Driving Charges
Two individuals in Barrie face severe penalties including vehicle forfeiture and license suspension after being convicted of impaired driving offenses.
Man Charged in Downtown Vancouver Sexual Assault Case
A 47-year-old man faces charges after allegedly groping a woman on Granville Street. Police arrested the suspect following witness reports of multiple assaults.
Suspect Arrested, Two Wanted in Markham Robbery That Injured Man
York Regional Police have arrested one suspect and are seeking two others in connection with a violent robbery in Markham that left a man with serious injuries. The incident underscores ongoing concerns about public safety in the region.
Calgary Man Charged in Restaurant Arson and Genesis Centre Shooting
A Calgary man faces arson and firearm charges for a Beltline restaurant fire causing $275,000 damage and a Genesis Centre shooting that injured one person. Police continue to seek three other suspects.
Carnival Worker Killed by Zipper Ride While Retrieving Item
A technical safety report reveals a worker at a British Columbia carnival was likely attempting to retrieve a personal item when fatally struck by the Zipper ride, prompting renewed safety discussions.
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Sunshine List 2025: Waterloo Region and Guelph's Top Salaries
The 2025 Sunshine List reveals the highest-paid public sector employees in Waterloo Region and Guelph, highlighting key positions and compensation trends in education, healthcare, and municipal services.
MP Michael Ma Under Fire for China Forced Labor Remarks
Liberal MP Michael Ma is under intense scrutiny following a parliamentary exchange with MP Margaret McCuaig-Johnson regarding forced labor allegations in China, with questions deferred to Prime Minister Carney.
Man Charged for Smuggling Family on Raft Across Niagara River
U.S. border agents arrested a Mexican man accused of smuggling a family, including an infant, across the frigid Niagara River on a rubber raft. The incident highlights the dangers of illegal border crossings.
Poilievre Backs Rowling on Olympic Gender Policy
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has publicly endorsed author J.K. Rowling's support for the International Olympic Committee's updated gender policy, highlighting the ongoing political debate over transgender athlete participation in sports.
Manitoba Fined $100K Over 2022 Firefighter Death
The province of Manitoba has been fined $100,000 following a tragic incident that resulted in the death of a firefighter in Winnipeg in 2022. The penalty highlights ongoing safety concerns in emergency response operations.
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House GOP Rejects Senate DHS Deal, Shutdown Continues
House Republicans, led by Speaker Mike Johnson, refuse to vote on a Senate-approved funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security, extending the partial shutdown. They plan to introduce their own bill instead.
Feds Launch Early Retirement Program for Public Servants
The Canadian federal government has officially opened applications for an early retirement package for public servants, following a delay. Treasury Board President Shafqat Ali oversees the initiative aimed at workforce renewal.
Missing Georgian Bluffs Man Found Dead Near Owen Sound
The search for James Van Veen, a missing man from Georgian Bluffs, has concluded tragically with his body discovered near Owen Sound, Ontario, ending a weeks-long effort by authorities and volunteers.
Alberta Doctors Oppose Bill 18, Warning It Harms Patient Care
Alberta clinicians involved in medical assistance in dying express strong opposition to Bill 18, arguing it removes meaningful choice for patients and undermines ethical medical practice.
Premier Houston Returns to Legislative Heat After Texas Trip
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston returns from a Texas visit to confront heated debates and political challenges in the provincial legislature, amid ongoing scrutiny over his leadership and policy decisions.
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Hodgson Defers Michael Ma Questions to PM After Media Cancellation
Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Hodgson redirected inquiries about MP Michael Ma's floor-crossing to Prime Minister Mark Carney, who subsequently cancelled a scheduled media availability, raising political tensions.
Drugs Seized at Ambassador Bridge After Driver's Wrong Turn
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers intercepted a significant drug shipment near the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor after a driver made an erroneous turn, leading to the seizure of cocaine and marijuana.
Edmonton Police Charge Man with Murder After Woman Vanishes
A 47-year-old man has been charged with murder in connection with the disappearance of 29-year-old Marika Sutton from Edmonton's Mill Woods neighborhood. Police believe her remains were disposed of along Highway 2 between Wetaskiwin and Lacombe.
Quebec CLSCs to Operate Like School Boards for Healthcare
Quebec's CAQ government unveils policy transforming CLSCs into first-line service access points, assigning all residents to local centers to reduce ER strain and improve care.
Alberta Minister Breached Election Law in Recall Petition Response
An investigation reveals Service Alberta Minister Dale Nally violated election laws in his official response to a recall petition, with findings released in March 2026.
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Fulton County Seeks Return of 2020 Ballots Seized by FBI
Georgia's Fulton County officials are moving to reclaim 2020 election ballots seized by the FBI in January 2026, as part of an ongoing investigation into election integrity concerns.
Ontario Sunshine List 2025: Top Earners Revealed
Kenneth Hartwick, former OPG CEO, tops Ontario's 2025 Sunshine List with $1.9 million earnings. The list includes 404,922 public servants, a 7% increase from 2024, highlighting salaries across municipalities, healthcare, and education.
Lawyers Rebuke Politicization of Judicial Appointments by Premiers
A Canadian lawyers group criticizes premiers for politicizing judicial appointments, warning it threatens judicial independence and public trust in the legal system.
Vehicle Found in Ditch on Hwy. 17 with Horn Blaring in Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police responded to a late-night incident on Highway 17, finding a vehicle in a ditch with its horn continuously sounding. Emergency services were dispatched to the scene.
Windsor Police Hunt Four in Pepper Spray Attack
Windsor police are searching for four suspects after a pepper spray attack at an east side home left five people injured, including a child. The incident occurred on March 25.
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Ontario Calls on Ottawa to Award Victoria Cross to North Bay Veteran
The campaign to honor Nipissing veteran Pte. Jess Larochelle with the Victoria Cross gains momentum as Premier Doug Ford backs the initiative, marking a significant step in recognizing his bravery.
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