Teen's Defence: Duress in Sudbury Bar Murder Case
The trial of a teenager accused of a fatal 2023 shooting in Sudbury nears conclusion, with defence lawyers arguing the accused acted under coercion from a co-accused.
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Stratford Police Identify Man Seen with Gun on Devon Street
The Stratford Police Service has successfully identified a man reported to be carrying a handgun in the Devon Street area on Thursday, following a public alert and investigation.
Israel-Iran Conflict Escalates Amid Ceasefire Talks
Tensions rise as Israel signals expanded military action against Iran, while former U.S. President Trump reports advances in ceasefire negotiations in the Middle East conflict.
Fredericton Police Probe Human Remains After Fire
Fredericton police are investigating the discovery of human remains following a fire, with details emerging as authorities work to identify the victim and determine the cause.
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N.B. Man Sentenced to 2.5 Years for Drugs, Weapons Crimes
A New Brunswick man has been sentenced to 30 months in prison following convictions on multiple drug and weapons charges, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts in the region.
Crown Presses Windsor Killer Over Years of Hatred in Fatal Shooting
During cross-examination at the murder trial, prosecutors challenged Malique Calloo's motives in the 2022 shooting death of Daniel Squalls, arguing it resulted from years of built-up animosity rather than a single incident.
Man Sentenced for Assault Witnessed by Barron Trump
A man has been sentenced to prison for an assault that was captured on video and witnessed by Barron Trump, according to court documents and reports.
Alberta Man Charged After Shots Fired at Vehicle in Dieppe
An Alberta man has been charged by New Brunswick RCMP following an incident where shots were fired at a moving vehicle in Dieppe. Police seized a Mercedes SUV as part of the investigation.
Democrats Fight Trump's End to Army Blind Vendor Preference
Senate Democrats are urging the Trump administration to reverse its decision to eliminate the Army's long-standing preference for blind vendors in dining halls, arguing it unjustly harms job opportunities for workers with disabilities.
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Ontario's 2026 Budget Gets Mixed Reviews
The Ford government's 2026 budget has drawn praise for economic investments but criticism over cuts to supervised drug consumption sites, with business and health groups offering divergent perspectives.
Stolen Truck Crashes into 10 Vehicles in Gatineau
Gatineau police report a stolen transport truck was driven into approximately 10 vehicles near Casino du Lac-Leamy on March 26, 2026, causing significant damage and ongoing investigations.
Juno Startup Led by Ex-Defense Minister Raises Funds for Arctic Tech
Juno Industries Inc., chaired by former Canadian Defense Minister Harjit Sajjan, is raising $10 million in Series A funding to develop Arctic security technology, positioning itself as a 'neo-prime' defense contractor.
Windsor Road Reopens After Guns Seized from LaSalle Home
A road in Windsor has reopened following a police operation where firearms were seized from a residence in LaSalle, with authorities continuing their investigation into the incident.
Trump Warns Iran to 'Get Serious' in Talks Before Deadline
President Donald Trump issued a stern warning to Iranian negotiators, urging them to reach a deal quickly as U.S. military operations continue to degrade Iran's defenses.
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Canadians Back OAS Cuts for Wealthy Seniors: Poll
A new poll reveals strong public support for scaling back Old Age Security benefits for seniors earning over $100,000 annually, with backing across political lines and even among retirees.
Halifax Stabbing Death Unsolved After 40 Years
The 1986 homicide of Ann Marie Masson in Halifax is still an open case, with police urging new leads as the 40th anniversary approaches, highlighting ongoing challenges in cold case investigations.
NDP Leadership Race: Avi Lewis Frontrunner?
As the federal NDP prepares to elect a new leader, speculation mounts over whether Avi Lewis is the candidate to beat. The party seeks fresh energy and direction.
UN Urges US to Conclude Probe into Iran School Strike
The UN Human Rights Council held an emergency debate on a deadly airstrike on a primary school in Iran, with calls for justice and investigations from multiple nations.
Russian Man Jailed for Assault Witnessed by Barron Trump
A Russian man has been sentenced to four years in a U.K. prison for a violent assault that was captured on video and witnessed by Barron Trump, highlighting international legal proceedings.
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Springhill Institution Lockdown Ends, Weapons Found
A lockdown at Springhill Institution in Nova Scotia has been lifted following a search that uncovered homemade stabbing weapons, highlighting ongoing security challenges at the federal prison.
Windsor Mayor Applauds Ontario Budget for Hospital, Interchange Plans
Mayor Drew Dilkens welcomes the 2026 Ontario budget's focus on a new hospital and 401 interchange in Windsor, highlighting potential benefits for healthcare and transportation infrastructure in the region.
Sarnia Mayor Seeks Changes to Municipal Accountability Legislation
Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley has called on Premier Doug Ford to amend proposed legislation that would hold municipal councillors accountable, citing flaws in the removal process.
Liberal MP Michael Ma Apologizes for Forced Labour Remarks on China
Liberal MP Michael Ma has issued an apology following confusion over his remarks questioning reports of forced labour in China, with University of Ottawa Senior Fellow Margaret McCuaig-Johnston involved in the discussion.
Trump Dodges Iran Question, Compliments Fox Host
During a Fox News interview, President Donald Trump avoided a serious question about conditions in Iran by reminiscing about a past lunch and commenting on host Dana Perino's appearance, sparking widespread online criticism.
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Windsor Police Honored for Detroit River Rescue
Four Windsor police officers received St. John Ambulance Lifesaving Awards for rescuing a man from the Detroit River in 2023, overcoming obstacles to save his life.
Calgary's Inclusive Growth: Designing for Accessibility at Scale
As Calgary approaches two million residents, embedding accessibility into all city systems is crucial. This article explores how inclusive design in housing, transportation, and workplaces can prevent crises and foster dignity for everyone.
Pedestrian Critically Injured in Simcoe Crash, Road Closed
A pedestrian sustained life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle in Simcoe, prompting a road closure as police investigate the March 26 incident.
Laval Police Seek More Victims in Dating App Assault Case
Jerry Boncy, 49, faces charges for alleged sexual assaults after meeting victims through dating apps using a fake identity. Laval police urge potential victims to come forward.
Mexico Searches for Missing Aid Boats to Cuba
Mexican authorities are searching for vessels carrying humanitarian aid to Cuba that have gone missing, amid ongoing international relief efforts in the region.
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Barrie Hero Receives Medal of Bravery for Fire Rescue
Mark McCulloch of Lively, Ontario, was awarded the Medal of Bravery by Governor General Mary Simon for his courageous rescue of a woman from a burning group home in Barrie.
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