Calgary Police Chief McLellan to Serve Until 2028
Calgary Police Chief Katie McLellan will continue in her role until mid-2028, following her interim appointment in May 2025. The police commission praised her leadership during a complex period.
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Three Injured, One Arrested in City Centre Avenue Altercation
Ottawa police responded to a violent confrontation on City Centre Avenue where two people were stabbed and one was struck by a vehicle. One arrest was made.
Canadian Man Gets 46 Years for Molesting U.S. Teen
A 22-year-old Manitoba man who posed as a boy online to groom a 13-year-old Indiana girl has been sentenced to 46 years in U.S. prison after pleading guilty to child molestation charges.
Victoria Police Halt Gaza Protest Attendance After 126 Weeks
Victoria police have ceased attending weekly Gaza solidarity protests after 126 consecutive weeks, formally requesting organizers to end the marches. The decision marks a significant shift in the handling of long-running demonstrations in the city.
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TN Senator Threatens Journalist Over West Bank Bill
Tennessee State Senator Paul Rose threatened a progressive journalist during a heated exchange about a bill that would rename the West Bank to Judea and Samaria.
Vancouver to Vote on Extending Outdoor Pool Hours
Vancouver City Council will decide on extending weekend hours at Kits Pool and adding early swims at Second Beach, aiming to improve public access and reduce wait times.
Ontario Ends Funding for Supervised Consumption Sites
Premier Doug Ford and Health Minister defend the decision to close supervised consumption sites, redirecting resources toward addiction treatment and recovery programs in a major policy shift.
Winnipeg Councillor Russ Wyatt Charged with Sexual Assault
Winnipeg city councillor Russ Wyatt has been arrested and charged with sexual assault, according to reports from March 2026. The case adds to ongoing discussions about accountability in public office.
Ontario Minister Criticizes Feds on Nurse Practitioner Rules
Ontario Health Minister Sylvia Jones expresses disappointment with federal handling of nurse practitioner regulations, highlighting tensions in healthcare policy coordination.
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Calgary Police Chief McLellan's Contract Extended to 2028
The Calgary Police Commission has announced the extension of Chief Katie McLellan's contract, ensuring her leadership continues through mid-2028 amid ongoing public safety challenges.
Former NDP Voters Unaware of Leadership Candidates: Poll
A recent survey indicates that 50% of past NDP supporters cannot identify the party's leadership contenders, highlighting potential challenges in voter re-engagement.
Vaughan Home Shooting and Arson Attempt: Police Seek Suspects
York Regional Police are investigating a violent incident in Vaughan where shots were fired and an attempted arson occurred at a residential property. Authorities are actively searching for persons of interest.
Charges Laid in Cambridge Stabbing Case
Waterloo Regional Police have charged two people in connection with a stabbing that occurred at the intersection of Scrimger and Ballantyne Avenues in Cambridge on March 23, 2026.
Two Stabbed in Hintonburg Fight, One Arrested
A violent incident in Ottawa's Hintonburg neighborhood resulted in two individuals being stabbed and one person arrested by police. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the altercation.
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Quebec Court Rebukes Feds for Blocking Decision Release
The Quebec Superior Court has issued a sharp rebuke against the federal government for its attempt to block the public release of a court decision, highlighting transparency concerns in judicial proceedings.
Pearson Gold Heist Mastermind Pleads Guilty, Loot Missing
Arsalan Chaudhary, a key organizer of the $22.5-million Pearson airport gold heist, has pleaded guilty to theft. The case reveals a sophisticated plot, but most of the stolen gold remains unrecovered as sentencing approaches.
Brother of Tumbler Ridge Shooter Gets 3-Year Sentence
The brother of the Tumbler Ridge shooter has been sentenced to three years in prison for aggravated assault in Alberta, marking a significant legal development in a high-profile case.
VPD Investigates Suspicious Death in Downtown Eastside
The Vancouver Police Department's homicide team is investigating a suspicious death after a body was discovered in a gravel yard in the Downtown Eastside neighborhood.
UN Labels African Slave Trade 'Gravest Crime Against Humanity'
The United Nations has officially designated the African slave trade as the most severe crime against humanity, marking a pivotal moment in global recognition of historical atrocities.
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Toronto Man Charged in Markham Break-and-Enter Spree
Neville Ricky Young is facing more than a dozen charges related to nine break-and-enters in Markham, as announced by York Regional Police in a recent investigation.
Major Contraband Seizure at Saskatchewan Penitentiary
Correctional officers at Saskatchewan Penitentiary have confiscated approximately $59,000 worth of contraband, including methamphetamine, in a significant security operation aimed at curbing illicit activities within the facility.
Trump's China Trip Rescheduled to May After Iran Delay
Former President Donald Trump will visit Beijing on May 14-15, 2026, a trip postponed due to the Iran war. The White House confirmed the dates, highlighting renewed diplomatic engagement.
Saint John Police Arrest Man in Firearm Investigation
A 51-year-old man has been arrested by Saint John police following a firearm investigation, with authorities seizing items as part of the ongoing probe into weapons-related incidents.
Active Police Investigation Underway on Alexandra Avenue in Chatham
Authorities in Chatham, Ontario, are conducting an active investigation on Alexandra Avenue. Details remain limited as police work to secure the scene and gather information.
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Markham Hit-and-Run Suspect Arrested, Victim Injured
A 29-year-old man has been charged in connection with a hit-and-run incident in Markham that left a woman with severe, life-altering injuries in February 2026.
N.B. Senior Pleads Guilty to 2024 Pointe-Sapin Murder
A senior citizen in New Brunswick has pleaded guilty to murdering a man in Pointe-Sapin in 2024, with the case unfolding in Moncton Law Courts as the justice system proceeds.
American Justice Delivers Harsh Sentences to Canadian Predators
Two Canadian men face decades in U.S. prisons for traveling to America to sexually exploit minors, highlighting stark sentencing contrasts between the two nations.
Ontario: New Notwithstanding Clause Limits Threaten Federation
Ontario's attorney general argues that Supreme Court-imposed restrictions on the notwithstanding clause would cause irreparable harm to Canadian federalism, as hearings on Quebec's Bill 21 continue.
Pelee Approves 2026 Budget with 2.98% Tax Hike
The municipality of Pelee in Windsor has officially passed its 2026 budget, implementing a 2.98 percent property tax increase to fund essential services and infrastructure projects.
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Lethbridge Requests More Time for EMS Contract Decision
Lethbridge City Council is asking Alberta's government for additional time and detailed financial analysis before committing to a new emergency medical services contract that could increase costs for taxpayers.
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