Trump's Signature to Appear on U.S. Currency
The U.S. Treasury announces plans to include President Donald Trump's signature on new paper currency, marking an unprecedented move for a sitting president in American history.
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Trump Reveals Iran's Oil Tanker 'Present' in Negotiations
President Trump disclosed that Iran's 'big present' was allowing oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz, as tensions and negotiations over the Middle East war continue.
Downtown Fund Projects $412M Surplus by 2044 with Conditions
Edmonton's Downtown Community Revitalization Levy shows potential for a $412 million surplus by 2044, but city officials warn this projection depends on strict conditions and could be impacted by recent funding approvals like the $33.4 million Winspear Ce
Alberta's New Electoral Map Adds Two Seats, Reshapes Ridings
Alberta's electoral boundaries have been redrawn, increasing MLAs from 87 to 89. Calgary gains seats while central regions see consolidation, with controversial hybrid ridings crossing municipal lines.
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Victim ID'd, Suspect Charged in Chilliwack Assault
Dwight Nelson, 49, has been identified as the victim of a February assault in Chilliwack, with a suspect now facing criminal charges in the ongoing investigation.
Alberta Sets Provincewide Municipal Standards Amid Gerrymandering Concerns
Alberta announces new provincewide standards for municipalities while the NDP raises concerns about gerrymandering from boundary map recommendations, highlighting political tensions.
Saskatchewan's $819M Deficit Budget Passes Amid Criticism
Saskatchewan's 2026-27 provincial budget, projecting an $819-million deficit, passed in a party-line vote of 33 to 18. Premier Scott Moe cited global economic uncertainty while highlighting health care investments.
Halifax Mayor's Bike Lane Cost Remarks Spark Debate
Halifax Mayor's recent comments on the expenses of bike lanes have reignited discussions about municipal budgeting and infrastructure priorities in the city.
Man Who Served Sentence in NBA Home Ordered to Jail
Maurice Jonathan Koud Ondon, who served part of his conditional sentence at former Raptor Chris Boucher's home, has been ordered to jail for repeatedly violating his release conditions, according to a Quebec court judge.
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Quebec Cuts Homeless Services Funding Amid Rising Demand
Montreal organizations assisting unhoused individuals face severe funding cuts from provincial programs, threatening critical support services during a period of escalating homelessness.
Canada Hits NATO Defense Spending Target with $3B Package
Prime Minister announces a $3 billion defense spending package, enabling Canada to meet its NATO commitment of 2% of GDP amid global security shifts.
Vaughan Shooting Suspects Flaunt Crime on Social Media
York Regional Police are investigating a brazen shooting in Vaughan where suspects posted video of the crime online. Authorities seek public help to connect incidents.
Edmonton Men Charged After $800K Drugs and Guns Seizure
Two Edmonton residents have been charged with 24 offences after a traffic stop led to the seizure of $800,000 worth of drugs, firearms, and counterfeit cash in a multi-province investigation.
Suspect Wanted for Sexual Assault in Toronto's Flemingdon Park
Toronto police are actively searching for a male suspect connected to a sexual assault reported at an apartment building in the Flemingdon Park area on March 26, 2026.
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NDP Joins Outcry Over SaskPower Rate Increase
The Saskatchewan NDP is amplifying concerns from both consumers and industry leaders regarding SaskPower's proposed rate increase, citing affordability and economic impacts.
Alberta Man Gets 17 Years in Fake Disney Child Luring Sting
A Red Deer, Alberta man has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for online child luring after a police sting operation involving a fictitious Disney World trip. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat digital exploitation of minors.
Final Arguments in Regina Physiotherapist's Sexual Assault Trial
The sexual assault trial of Regina physiotherapist Dipan Chauhan concluded with closing arguments focusing on credibility and consent. The judge will now deliberate on the conflicting testimonies.
Fatal Carnival Accident in Prince Rupert Linked to Operator Distraction
A safety investigation reveals that distraction from carnival-goers and poor communication led to the death of a carnival worker struck by The Zipper ride in Prince Rupert last summer.
Alberta Sets Provincewide Standards for Municipalities
The Alberta government announces new provincewide standards for municipalities, aiming to create consistency across local governance while addressing concerns about potential gerrymandering.
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Justice Department Blames ICE for Error in Immigration Case
The U.S. Justice Department has acknowledged using incorrect information from ICE to justify arrests at immigration courts, potentially impacting an ongoing lawsuit.
33 Arrested in Ontario Child Exploitation Sting
A major province-wide initiative targeting child sexual exploitation has led to 33 arrests across Ontario, with several men from Barrie among those apprehended in the coordinated law enforcement operation.
Atlantic Canada's Role in Defence Strategy Highlighted by McGuinty
Minister of National Defence David McGuinty emphasizes Atlantic Canada's potential to contribute significantly to Canada's defence strategy, amid broader national discussions on security and policy.
Dangerous Offender Hearing in Barrie Sexual Assault Case
The Crown seeks a dangerous offender designation for Michael Zaakir in a Barrie sexual assault case, with hearings ongoing as of March 2026.
Trump's Iran War Claims Contradict NATO Tensions, Troop Moves
President Trump's conflicting statements on the Iran war, NATO allies, and ground troop deployments highlight a lack of clear strategy as casualties and economic impacts mount.
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Alberta NDP Warns of Gerrymandering in New Boundary Map
Alberta's NDP has issued a warning about potential gerrymandering following the release of new electoral boundary recommendations, sparking political debate over fairness and representation.
Ontario's 2026 Budget: What's in It for Ottawa?
Ontario's 2026 budget, tabled at $244.2 billion, largely reiterates prior commitments for Ottawa, with a focus on infrastructure and economic resilience amid fiscal challenges.
MLA Hon Chan Booted from Conservative Caucus Amid Charges
Richmond Centre MLA Hon Chan has been expelled from the B.C. Conservative caucus after being charged with assault, choking, and uttering threats related to a January 2024 domestic violence incident.
DOJ Sues Tow Company Over Military Vehicle Sales
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against a Southern California towing company, alleging it illegally auctioned or disposed of over 148 vehicles belonging to military service members, violating federal protections under the Servicemembers
Alberta to Introduce Province-Wide Municipal Code of Conduct
Alberta's Municipal Affairs Minister Dan Williams announces enabling legislation for a universal municipal code of conduct, establishing accountability for elected councils and councillors across the province.
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Spending Review Not About Job Cuts, Says Treasury Board President
Treasury Board President Shafqat Ali insists federal spending review focuses on respecting taxpayer dollars, not job cuts, despite planned reductions of 30,000 public service positions.
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