Heavy Police Presence Closes Osborne Street in Winnipeg
A significant police operation has resulted in the closure of the 100 block of Osborne Street in Winnipeg on Wednesday morning, with authorities on scene investigating an incident.
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Boebert Defends Debunked ICE Claim, Fights Reporter Online
Rep. Lauren Boebert continues to push her false claim about ICE agents reducing airport wait times, leading to a heated exchange with Reason reporter Billy Binion over social media.
Guelph Police Probe Indecent Act at City Park
Guelph police are investigating an indecent act reported at a city park, urging residents to remain alert and report suspicious behavior as the probe continues.
Guelph Man Accused of Stealing $3.3K in LCBO Alcohol
A Guelph man faces charges after allegedly stealing over $3,300 worth of wine and spirits from an LCBO outlet. Police investigation details the incident and ongoing legal proceedings.
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Saint John Reveals 'Name the Plow' Contest Winners
The City of Saint John has unveiled the winning names for its snowplows in the annual 'Name the Plow' contest, celebrating community engagement and winter resilience.
Germany Jails Four Men Over Hamas Weapons Caches
A German court has sentenced four men to prison for their involvement in storing weapons and explosives for Hamas, highlighting ongoing counter-terrorism efforts in Europe.
Newsom Mocks Vance's Iran Role with Viral Meme
California Governor Gavin Newsom targeted Vice President JD Vance with a social media meme mocking his involvement in Iran negotiations, highlighting political tensions and 2028 presidential speculation.
O'Donnell Blasts Trump Over Iran War and Strait of Hormuz Claims
MSNBC host Lawrence O'Donnell criticized Donald Trump for asserting U.S. control over the Strait of Hormuz amid disputed Iran peace talks, highlighting the war's $12.7 billion cost and falling approval ratings.
Nova Scotia Spending Bill Vote Delayed After Protests
A late-night vote on Nova Scotia's spending bill was postponed following protests from the public gallery, highlighting tensions in the provincial legislature.
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Via Italia Shooting Suspect Re-Arrested After Second Bail Breach
Windsor police have arrested Heydar Alanuz, 24, for a second bail violation related to a 2024 Via Italia shooting. The Bail Compliance Unit conducted a routine check leading to his arrest.
B.C. Companies Sign Up for Navy Submarine Bid as Suppliers
British Columbia companies are positioning themselves as potential suppliers for Canada's $60 billion submarine acquisition, partnering with international bidders to secure domestic economic benefits from the massive defense project.
Seattle Expands Homeless Shelters for World Cup, Vancouver Holds Steady
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaches, Seattle is accelerating shelter expansion with 500 interim beds, while Vancouver maintains existing services despite advocacy calls for increased support.
Kenya Exhumes 32 Bodies, Fetuses from Mystery Mass Grave
Authorities in Kenya have uncovered a disturbing mass grave containing 32 bodies and fetuses in shallow pits near Malindi, raising urgent questions about the origins and circumstances of this grim discovery.
Sarnia Police Lay Kidnapping, Robbery Charges in Weapons Incident
Sarnia police have charged Cole Dew and Brennan Erdodi with kidnapping and robbery following an alleged weapons-related incident. The charges stem from an investigation into a serious criminal event in the community.
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French River Suspect Charged with Intimate Partner Violence
A 26-year-old from the French River area faces charges after an alleged assault on March 22, highlighting ongoing concerns about intimate partner violence in Northern Ontario communities.
Kinew Links Iran War to Gas Price Spike in Canada
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew connects the conflict in Iran to increased fuel costs in Canada, calling it a 'dumb war' as his government tables its 2026 budget.
Iran Receives U.S. Ceasefire Plan, Criticizes Negotiations
Iran has acknowledged receiving a ceasefire proposal from the United States but sharply criticized the American approach, accusing Washington of negotiating with itself amid ongoing regional tensions.
Democrat Flips Florida Seat in Trump's Mar-a-Lago District
Democrat Emily Gregory wins a special election in a Florida state legislative district that includes former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, marking a significant political shift.
FSIN Chief Dismisses Federal Audit Demanding $29M Repayment
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations in Saskatchewan has strongly criticized a federal audit requiring a $29 million repayment, with its chief labeling the process as a waste of two years.
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Regina Central Library Future Uncertain, City Seeks Funding Options
With municipal funding unavailable due to debt limits, Regina explores alternative financing for the Central Library renewal project, including tax increases and renovation options.
FBI Exhumes K-9 Dog in Cold Case Murder Probe
The FBI has exhumed the remains of a K-9 commander's dog named Fuzz in a cold case murder investigation, raising questions about the animal's mysterious death and its potential connection to unsolved crimes.
Danish Election Inconclusive, PM's Future Unclear
Denmark's 2026 general election has produced a fragmented parliament with no clear majority, casting doubt on the incumbent prime minister's ability to retain power as coalition negotiations begin.
Niagara Police Officer Shoots Aggressive Loose Dog
A Niagara Regional Police officer shot and killed an aggressive dog that had become loose, prompting an investigation by the province's police watchdog.
Barrie Driver Found in Woods After Hwy. 400 Crash, Charged
A driver from Barrie was discovered in the woods after crashing into a guardrail on Highway 400, leading to multiple charges. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in Ontario.
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ICE at U.S. Airports Raises Concerns for Canadians
Heightened visibility of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in American airports is generating apprehension among Canadian travelers, with experts noting potential deterrent effects.
Keystone XL Pipeline a Bargaining Chip in Canada-U.S. Trade Talks
A Liberal MP states the Keystone XL pipeline revival is a strategic asset in ongoing trade negotiations with the United States, amid broader diplomatic and economic discussions.
Riverside South Residents Preview New Community Hub and Library
Ottawa's Riverside South neighborhood hosted an open house for its proposed community center and library branch, giving locals a first look at the future gathering space.
Calgary's Regional Future: 'Hunting as a Pack' Strategy
Mayor Jeromy Farkas calls for a 'we-first' mentality in regional collaboration as Calgary approaches 2 million people. New partnerships aim to boost economic development and infrastructure across municipalities.
Iran Receives U.S. Ceasefire Proposal in War Updates
Iran has reportedly received a 15-point U.S. ceasefire proposal via Pakistani intermediaries, covering sanctions relief and nuclear issues, as conflict with Israel and Hezbollah escalates.
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ICE Agents at U.S. Airports During Shutdown Spark Rights Concerns
President Trump has deployed Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to major U.S. airports, citing TSA staffing shortages during the government shutdown. Travelers, especially non-citizens, are advised to know their rights amid heightened enforcemen
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