Daughter on Trial for Manslaughter in Death of Elderly Mom
Eva Samanos is on trial for manslaughter after her 96-year-old mother was found with severe bedsores in a cluttered Toronto home. Paramedics testified to disturbing conditions.
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Calgary Men Face Charges After Genesis Centre Shooting
Two Calgary men are facing serious charges following a shooting in the Genesis Centre parking lot in March. Police have arrested the suspects as the investigation continues into the violent incident.
Fall Couldn't Cause Baby's Injuries, Ottawa Murder Trial Hears
A forensic pathologist testified that a fall would not account for the severe injuries sustained by an infant, as the murder trial of an Ottawa couple continues in court.
Wayne Gretzky Drive Closed After Serious Crash in Edmonton
A severe traffic incident on Wayne Gretzky Drive near 118 Avenue has led to road closures and emergency response, with authorities investigating the crash.
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Democrat Asks Judge to Remove Trump Name from Kennedy Center
A Democratic congresswoman has formally requested a judge to strip former President Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center, citing concerns over his legacy and the institution's values.
Search Resumes for Missing Grey County Man James Van Veen
Ontario Provincial Police have resumed a large-scale search for James Van Veen, a man from Grey County who has been missing since January 2026, with community efforts intensifying.
Road Rage Trial: Motorist Claims Self-Defense in Pedestrian Incident
A Montana man testified he feared for his life during a Calgary road rage incident where he struck a pedestrian with his vehicle, claiming self-defense against assault charges.
Casino Corp. Fined $70K for OHS Violation, Worker Injured
Cold Lake First Nations Casino Corporation pleaded guilty to an Occupational Health and Safety code violation, resulting in a $70,000 fine and two years of enhanced supervision after a worker was seriously injured in 2023.
Charges Laid in Home Invasion with Woman Trapped in Closet
Police have charged individuals from Brantford and Kitchener following a violent home invasion in Oakville where a woman was confined in a closet. Authorities seized guns, drugs, and stolen property during the investigation.
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U.S. Strike Kills 4 on Alleged Drug Boat in Caribbean
A U.S. military operation targeted a suspected drug smuggling vessel in the Caribbean Sea, resulting in four fatalities, according to an official statement from defense authorities.
National Assembly Silent After Iran War Outbreak
The National Assembly has not issued statements or actions nearly a month after the outbreak of war in Iran, raising questions about Canada's foreign policy response.
Ottawa Man Charged After Stolen Construction Gear Found in Car
Ontario Provincial Police have charged an Ottawa man after a traffic stop uncovered stolen copper pipes and wiring reported missing from a construction site.
Two Arrested for Harassing Mono Family in Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police have apprehended two individuals accused of harassing a family in Mono, Ontario, following a concerning incident that prompted a swift law enforcement response.
Winnipeg Orders Backyard Pigeon Aviary Removal
A Winnipeg appeal committee has ruled that a backyard pigeon aviary must be removed following neighbor complaints about noise and waste, highlighting urban wildlife conflicts.
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Saskatoon Woman, 21, Dies in Truck-SUV Collision
A 21-year-old woman from Saskatoon has died following a severe collision involving a truck and an SUV, with local authorities investigating the incident.
Quebec Man Charged in U.S. for Grandparent Scam Role
A Quebec resident faces charges in a U.S. court for allegedly participating in a transnational grandparent scam that defrauded elderly victims across North America.
Regina Police Search for Suspect in Stabbing Case
The Regina Police Service is actively searching for a suspect involved in a stabbing investigation, urging public assistance as part of their ongoing efforts to ensure community safety.
Accused Defends 2022 Windsor Shooting: 'I Completely Lost It'
A suspect in a 2022 fatal shooting in Windsor, Ontario, has defended his actions, stating he 'completely lost it' during the incident that claimed a 26-year-old man's life.
Alberta Town Bans Decorative Flags and Crosswalks on Public Land
A town in Alberta has passed a new bylaw banning decorative flags and painted crosswalks from government-owned land, sparking debate over municipal authority and public expression.
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Montreal Mayor: French Promotion Won't Harm Anglophones
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada presents a 31-measure action plan to promote French in Montreal, emphasizing that efforts must not disadvantage the city's anglophone community.
DOJ Settles Michael Flynn Lawsuit for $1.2 Million
The Justice Department has agreed to pay approximately $1.2 million to settle a lawsuit filed by former national security adviser Michael Flynn, who was pardoned after pleading guilty to lying about Russia contacts.
Carney Criticized for Language Focus After Air Canada Crash
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces backlash for summoning Air Canada's CEO over a language issue following a fatal plane crash, as critics argue the government should focus on aviation safety and national crises instead.
Calgary Officer Avoids Charges Despite Unnecessary Gunfire Finding
A Calgary police officer will not face criminal charges despite ASIRT's conclusion that he wrongfully fired shots at fleeing home-invasion suspects in March 2019. The Alberta Crown Prosecution Service declined to prosecute after reviewing the case.
Lethbridge Seeks EMS Contract Cost Details from Province
Lethbridge City Council is drafting a formal letter to the Alberta government, demanding greater transparency regarding emergency medical services contract expenditures, as municipalities unite for financial clarity.
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Driver Charged After Hitting 193 km/h in Oro-Medonte: OPP
Orillia OPP radar detected a 21-year-old Bancroft driver traveling at 193 kilometers per hour in Oro-Medonte, Ontario, leading to charges for excessive speeding.
Air Canada CEO's English Video Sparks Bilingualism Controversy
Prime Minister Mark Carney criticizes Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau for an English-only condolence video after a fatal crash, while defending his immigration record against audit findings.
RCMP Arrest Impaired Driver Sleeping in Parked Car on Manitoba Highway
Winnipeg RCMP officers apprehended a suspected impaired driver who was discovered asleep in a parked vehicle on a Manitoba highway, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against dangerous driving behaviors.
Halifax Mayor Unsure if Budget Cost Control Worked
Halifax Mayor Andy Fillmore expresses uncertainty over the effectiveness of measures to curb budget expenses, as the city prepares for public input on the 2027-30 fiscal plan.
Edmonton Public Consultation on 2027-2030 Budget Begins
Edmonton has initiated public engagement for its 2027-2030 budget, with town halls across all wards to gather feedback on spending priorities and taxes. Mayor Andrew Knack emphasizes transparency and resident involvement in financial decisions.
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Ottawa Deploys 'Python' Machines to Fix Spring Potholes
The City of Ottawa is deploying two Python 5000 pothole patching machines to address thousands of spring potholes, with each repair taking just minutes.
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