UK Police Reopen Rape Probe into Andrew Tate
British authorities are set to reopen a rape investigation into controversial influencer Andrew Tate, following new evidence and developments in the case.
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Counterfeit Money Found in Northern Ontario's Moose Factory
Police in northern Ontario report another counterfeit $20 bill discovered in Moose Factory First Nation, highlighting ongoing concerns about fake currency circulation in the region.
AMA Calls for Competitive Doctor Recruitment in Alberta
The Alberta Medical Association emphasizes the need for Alberta to stay competitive in attracting doctors, as other provinces like B.C. actively recruit healthcare professionals from the U.S.
Timmins Council Selects Temporary Encampment Location
Timmins city council has chosen a temporary encampment site and authorized measures to address safety concerns at the Living Space Shelter, aiming to provide immediate support for vulnerable residents.
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Charges Laid in 2025 Alberta Meth Seizure by ALERT
ALERT has laid charges following a significant 2025 methamphetamine seizure in Wainwright, Alberta, where 20 kilograms of the drug were confiscated in a major bust.
Sarnia Mayor Calls for More Power to Remove Councillors
Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley advocates for stronger municipal authority to address councillors whose conduct threatens governance, citing ongoing disruptive behavior.
Trump Admits Iran War Plans, Dismisses Economic Impact
President Donald Trump acknowledged that starting a war with Iran would raise prices but said it 'didn't matter' due to long-term goals, as gas prices surge 30% amid tensions.
Two Charged After Drugs, Weapons Seized in Winnipeg Home
Winnipeg police have charged two individuals following a raid on an Osborne Village residence, where significant quantities of drugs and multiple weapons were confiscated during a contained investigation.
Driver, Victim's Parents Charged After Cyclist Hit by Truck
A collision investigation in Waterloo has led to charges against the driver and the parents of the cyclist who was seriously injured after being struck by a pickup truck.
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Windsor Man's Tearful Testimony in Murder Case
A Windsor man accused of murder gave emotional testimony in court, claiming he did not intend to commit the fatal shooting that killed a 26-year-old in November 2022.
Psaki Mocks Trump's New GOP Award as 'Participation Trophy'
Former White House press secretary Jen Psaki ridiculed President Donald Trump's latest award from Republicans, calling it a 'participation trophy' for a 'very special boy' during a sarcastic segment on her show.
Driver Charged for Hitting School Bus with Children Onboard
A driver faces charges following a collision with a school bus transporting children in Brant County. Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the incident that occurred on March 25, 2026.
Hamilton Police Hunt Suspect in Trail Indecent Acts
Hamilton police are actively searching for a suspect accused of committing indecent acts along a local trail. Authorities urge public vigilance and report any suspicious activity.
Teens Accused of Using Fake Bills at Durham Pet Stores
Durham Regional Police have charged two teenagers with using counterfeit currency at pet stores in Whitby and Ajax, following a detailed investigation into fraudulent activities.
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Suspects Sought in Niagara Falls Taxi Driver Pepper-Spray Attack
Niagara Regional Police are searching for two individuals involved in a pepper-spray assault on a taxi driver. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns for transportation workers.
RCMP Union Officials Quit Over Election Interference Claims
Two senior RCMP union election officials have resigned, alleging leadership interference in upcoming elections. Their scathing letter claims board members are trying to control outcomes and favor handpicked candidates.
MLA Hon Chan Booted from Conservative Caucus Over 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 incident.
Quebec Teen Killed in Dominican Republic; Two Suspects Arrested
Tristan Primeau-Poitras, a 19-year-old from Quebec, was fatally shot during an attempted robbery in Puerto Plata. Dominican police have arrested two suspects in connection with the tragic incident.
Supreme Court Ends Hearings on Quebec Secularism Law
The Supreme Court of Canada has wrapped up hearings on the constitutionality of Quebec's Bill 21, a controversial secularism law that bans religious symbols for public servants.
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Rogan: Hillary Clinton's Immigration Stance 'More MAGA Than MAGA'
Podcaster Joe Rogan sparked controversy by analyzing Hillary Clinton's past immigration platform, calling it aligned with hardcore right-wing perspectives and noting Democratic policy shifts over decades.
Edmonton: Strategic Hub for Canada's Defense Future
Edmonton's unique combination of military infrastructure, industrial capacity, and academic excellence positions it as the critical center for advancing Canada's national defense capabilities amid rising global tensions.
Toronto Police Officer's Lawyers Seek Bail Review
Defense attorneys for a Toronto police officer implicated in a corruption investigation have formally requested a judicial review of his bail conditions, following a recent court ruling.
East York Stabbing: 27-Year-Old Mechanic Killed, Suspect Sought
A 27-year-old mechanic, Ahmed Hassan Asif, was fatally stabbed in East York on Wednesday night. Police are investigating and searching for a suspect who fled on foot, with no arrests made yet.
Missing Vulnerable Man Last Seen in Lower Harmony: RCMP
Nova Scotia RCMP have issued an update on missing vulnerable man Jason Lorette, now believed to have been last seen in the Lower Harmony area. Authorities continue their search and urge public assistance.
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Regina Passes Animal Bylaw Changes for Dangerous Pets
Regina City Council has approved amendments to its animal protection bylaw, introducing fines and mandatory leash requirements for dangerous pets to enhance public safety.
Politicians Use Short Clips to Sway Voters Amid Attention Decline
As average attention spans drop to just 47 seconds, politicians leverage brief, digestible clips to influence public opinion, with experts urging deeper reading for context.
Alberta Municipalities Challenge Premier on Funding and Infrastructure
Alberta municipal leaders, including Bonnyville's mayor, pressed Premier Danielle Smith on stagnant Family Community Support Services funding and urgent infrastructure upgrades during a leaders' caucus meeting in Edmonton.
Army Boosts Training at CFB Suffield in Alberta
The Canadian Army plans to ramp up military exercises at CFB Suffield in Alberta, enhancing defense readiness and local economic impact through expanded operations.
B.C. Conservative MLA Ousted Over Criminal Charges
British Columbia Conservative MLA HOn Chan has been removed from the party caucus following serious criminal charges, marking a significant political development in the province.
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From Police Distrust to Duty: A Canadian Officer's Journey
Mustafa Popalzai grew up despising police after his father was beaten by an officer. Now, he wears the uniform himself, driven by a mission to reform the system from within and build community trust.
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