NDP to Debate Fossil Fuel Crackdown, Electoral Reform in Winnipeg
The New Democratic Party will hold a leadership debate in Winnipeg, focusing on policies to restrict fossil fuel use and reform electoral systems, amid broader political discussions.
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NATO: Europe, Canada Boost Defense Spending by 20% in 2025
NATO allies in Europe and Canada increased defense expenditures by nearly 20% in 2025, totaling $574 billion extra, driven by U.S. pressure and Russian threats.
Toronto Approves Paid Snow Shovelling Plan
Toronto City Council has passed a controversial paid snow shovelling program, modeled after New York City, despite warnings from critics who call it 'the stupid road'.
Notwithstanding Clause: Democratic Safeguard, Not Flaw
Former Montreal mayor Denis Coderre argues Section 33 of Canada's Constitution is essential for democratic governance, not a threat to rule of law, as Supreme Court examines its scope.
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Driver Charged for Nearly Striking OPP Officer on Hwy. 417
Ontario Provincial Police report a driver was charged for failing to move over, with the vehicle coming within a foot of an officer on Highway 417 on March 18, 2026.
Italian Police Warn of Reptiles as Weapons After Wall Snakes
Italian authorities issue a public alert after discovering snakes hidden behind a wall, raising concerns about reptiles being used as unconventional weapons in criminal activities.
Rozon's Libel Suit Against Snyder, McQuade Settled Out of Court
A defamation lawsuit filed by Just for Laughs founder Gilbert Rozon against media personalities Julie Snyder and Pénélope McQuade has been resolved out of court, with Snyder expressing hope for judicial resources to aid other victims.
Ex-Quebec Minister Éric Caire to Leave Politics Post-Election
Éric Caire, former CAQ minister for cybersecurity and digital technology, confirms he will not seek re-election and will depart politics following the upcoming provincial election in Quebec.
Calgary Police Charge 7 with Over 200 Shoplifting Offenses
Calgary police have laid more than 200 charges against seven individuals accused of organized retail theft across the city, highlighting a crackdown on shoplifting operations.
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Four Charged with Attempted Murder in Gatineau Shooting
Four suspects have been formally charged with attempted murder after a shooting incident in Gatineau, Quebec. The case highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts to address violent crime in the region.
Alberta Separatists Face Rural Address Signature Hurdle
Alberta's separatist movement encounters administrative challenges collecting 177,732 petition signatures as rural residents' PO box addresses on IDs complicate verification requirements ahead of May deadline.
Saint John Police Arrest Two, Seize Drugs and Weapons
Saint John police have arrested two men and confiscated suspected cocaine, crack cocaine, knives, and shotgun ammunition in a recent operation, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking and weapon-related crimes in the city.
ICE at U.S. Airports During Travel Chaos: What Agents Do
As TSA agents work without pay during the partial government shutdown, ICE presence at U.S. airports raises questions about enforcement roles and impacts on travelers amid widespread disruptions.
Meth Hidden in Pickle Jars in Canada-Australia Drug Bust: RCMP
Canadian authorities have intercepted a major drug trafficking operation, seizing methamphetamine concealed in pickle jars destined for Australia. The RCMP investigation highlights innovative smuggling tactics.
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Morning Joe Mocks GOP's 'America First Award' for Trump
MS Now's Morning Joe panelists ridiculed Republicans for creating a new 'America First Award' to honor President Donald Trump, calling it embarrassing and childish.
Paraplegic Gang-Rape Victim to Undergo Euthanasia
Noelia Castillo Ramos, a 25-year-old gang-rape victim left paralyzed after a suicide attempt, will be euthanized following a prolonged legal battle with her father who opposed the decision.
Warrant for Edmonton Woman in Regina Jewelry Robbery
Brianna Bouchie, 34, faces multiple charges including robbery and identity theft after a $200,000 jewelry store theft in Regina. A warrant has been active since September 2025 when she missed her court appearance.
Minister Announces $738M for Indigenous Health, Emergency Management
Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty is set to unveil a $738 million funding package aimed at enhancing health services and emergency management for Indigenous communities across Canada.
Barrie Man Arrested in Child Exploitation Operation
A Barrie resident is among 33 individuals apprehended in a major Ontario Provincial Police initiative targeting child exploitation across the province.
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OPP Arrests Suspect in Hawkesbury Identity Theft Case
Ontario Provincial Police have apprehended a suspect in a complex identity fraud investigation that originated in Hawkesbury and extended across provinces, involving luxury vehicle purchases.
Election Bill Aims at Deepfakes, Ballot Length, Nomination Threats
A comprehensive election reform bill introduced in Canada addresses emerging threats like AI-generated deepfakes, excessively long ballots, and intimidation in nomination contests to safeguard democratic integrity.
Collingwood Seeks Feedback on Downtown Parking
The Town of Collingwood is inviting residents and businesses to provide feedback on downtown parking options to improve accessibility and support local commerce.
Phoenix Pay Transition Leader Alex Benay Announces Departure
Alex Benay, a central figure in Canada's efforts to fix the troubled Phoenix pay system, is leaving his role. His departure marks a significant shift in the long-running project to standardize public service HR and pay practices.
Canada's Fugitive Crisis: Killers Evade Justice by Fleeing
A series of high-profile cases reveals Canada's struggle to prevent accused criminals from fleeing the country before facing trial, including murder suspects like Noah Singh.
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Kenya Police Exhume 33 Bodies from Mass Grave
Forensic teams in Kenya have uncovered at least 33 bodies from a mass grave at a cemetery in Kericho, with investigations ongoing into the circumstances surrounding the grim discovery.
Saskatoon News Group Demands FSIN Repay $29M in Grants
The Saskatoon News Group calls on the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations to address critical audit findings and repay $29 million in government grants.
Mayor Sutcliffe's Curious Social Media Ritual in Ottawa
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe's daily 'Good morning, Ottawa' social media posts, including a recent dismal image, spark resident curiosity and discussion about his unique communication style.
Rozon Defamation Lawsuit Against Two Women Ends
The long-running defamation lawsuit filed by Just for Laughs founder Gilbert Rozon against two women has concluded in Montreal, marking the end of a contentious legal battle that spanned several years.
Montreal Mayor Cries Over Deaths of Two Homeless People
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada tearfully addressed the tragic discovery of two homeless individuals found dead in Montreal, highlighting the ongoing crisis of homelessness in the city.
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Conservative Host Slams CPAC as 'Clown' Show
Erick Erickson criticizes CPAC leadership under Matt Schlapp amid sexual misconduct allegations and controversial speaker lineup including Steve Bannon and Todd Chrisley.
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