Regina Man Arrested in Chimney After Break-In
A Regina man was arrested for break-and-enter after police discovered him inside a chimney. The incident highlights unusual criminal tactics and ongoing police investigations in the area.
Category : Politics
Bahrain's UN Proposal for Strait of Hormuz Faces Opposition
Bahrain's United Nations proposal advocating for 'all necessary means' to ensure the Strait of Hormuz remains open encounters significant international resistance amid regional tensions.
Ottawa News: Hit-and-Run Arrest, Senators Win, LRT Issues
A 19-year-old arrested in a Barrhaven hit-and-run, the Ottawa Senators secure a victory but lose key players, and public outcry over LRT Line 1 troubles dominate Ottawa's headlines.
Judge Orders Human Rights Review of Starbucks Language Policy
A Saskatoon judge has ordered the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission to reconsider a complaint from a woman denied service in Tagalog at a hospital Starbucks, citing potential discrimination.
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Ford: Privacy Commissioner's Opposition 'Politically Driven'
Ontario Premier Doug Ford claims the privacy commissioner's resistance to proposed record access limits is motivated by politics, sparking debate over government transparency.
Nova Scotia Budget Nears Final Approval Stage
The Nova Scotia government is pushing its budget close to the finish line, with Finance Minister John Lohr leading the effort amid broader national political and economic discussions.
Yukon Non-Profit Sues Feds Over Defunded First Nations Meal Program
A Yukon non-profit organization has filed a lawsuit against the federal government after funding was denied for a rural nutrition program that provided meals to hundreds of food-insecure First Nations children.
Notwithstanding Clause Protects Canada from Trump-Style Threats
Columnist Chris Selley argues that Canada's notwithstanding clause serves as a crucial defense against potential authoritarian overreach, contrasting it with Quebec's Bill 21 religious symbols ban and dismissing comparisons to U.S. political dynamics.
Day Parole for Waterloo Killer, Gas Prices to Drop 13 Cents
Patrick Dombroskie, convicted of a 1992 triple murder, receives day parole in B.C. Meanwhile, analyst Dan McTeague predicts a 13-cent drop in gas prices on Wednesday.
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German President Criticizes U.S. Iran War as 'Disastrous'
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier condemns the U.S. war with Iran as a violation of international law and a politically disastrous error, warning of permanent damage to transatlantic relations.
Manitoba Budget: No PST on Groceries, $498M Deficit
Premier Wab Kinew's Manitoba budget eliminates PST on groceries, aiming to aid families, while projecting a $498 million deficit for 2026, with key priorities outlined for the province's future.
Guelph Man Not Criminally Responsible for Murder
A Guelph man has been found not criminally responsible for the murder of a senior, following a court ruling that considered mental health factors in the case.
Montreal Police Arrest Bus Assault Suspect
Rosenthal Jr. Dorleans has been arrested following an investigation into sexual assaults on Montreal city buses in November 2025 and March 2026, according to police.
Hillier's Charges Reinstated After Appeal Court Overturns Stay
Ontario's top court has overturned a stay on criminal charges against former MPP Randy Hillier related to the 2022 convoy protest, sending the case back to Superior Court.
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Premiers Seek More Say in Federal Judicial Appointments
Four provincial premiers have jointly called for a reformed judicial appointment process that gives provinces meaningful input in selecting judges for superior courts and courts of appeal in their jurisdictions.
Young Men's Support for Trump Plummets, Threatening GOP
CNN's Harry Enten reveals a sharp decline in Donald Trump's approval among men under 45, with cost of living cited as a key issue. This trend could jeopardize Republican prospects in the upcoming midterm elections.
Man Charged with Break-and-Enter, Harassment in St. Charles
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a suspect with break-and-enter and harassment after responding to an incident at a residence in St. Charles, Northern Ontario, on March 22, 2026.
Saab CEO: Ottawa's Fighter Jet Review Timeline Unclear
The CEO of Saab has indicated that the timeline for Canada's review of its fighter jet procurement remains uncertain, as the government continues its evaluation process for a new fleet.
Two Stunt Drivers Charged Near North Bay Within an Hour
Ontario Provincial Police in North Bay apprehended two separate stunt drivers within a single hour, one from the United States and another from southern Ontario, highlighting ongoing traffic enforcement efforts.
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MPs Urge Closing Nomination Loopholes After LBC Election Controversy
A parliamentary committee recommends changes to the Elections Act after the Longest Ballot Committee flooded ballots with protest candidates, sparking 18,000 complaints in the 2025 election.
One Hospitalized After House Fire in Northeast Edmonton
A house fire in northeast Edmonton on Monday night resulted in one person being taken to the hospital. Edmonton Fire Rescue Services responded to the incident, with details on the cause and condition of the individual still under investigation.
Oakville Priest, Orangeville Man Charged in Sexual Assault Cases
Reverend Ranjan D'Sa, 53, is charged with sexual assault in Oakville, while Antonio Neves, 34, faces three counts in Toronto. Police seek potential victims and information.
O'Reilly Defends Trump's Remarks on Mueller's Death
Former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly defended President Donald Trump's controversial comments about the death of Robert Mueller, the former special counsel, in a column that also criticized Hillary Clinton.
Quebec: No Limits on Notwithstanding Clause, Even for Tyrants
Quebec's government told the Supreme Court there should be no new restrictions on the use of the notwithstanding clause, even if a future tyrant could abuse it, during hearings on Bill 21.
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Police Chief Backs Funding for 24/7 Homeless Shelter in North Bay
North Bay's police chief supports urgent funding efforts to keep a temporary homeless shelter open 24/7, as financial constraints threaten to reduce its hours starting in May, highlighting community safety concerns.
Helicopters Search for Missing Man in Colchester County, N.S.
RCMP in Nova Scotia are using helicopters to patrol parts of Colchester County in an intensive search for a missing man, with authorities urging public assistance.
Ford Seeks More Provincial Say in Federal Judge Appointments
Premier Doug Ford has united with counterparts from Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Quebec to demand enhanced provincial authority in federal judicial appointments, citing public safety concerns.
N.B. Inmate Charged After Jail Escape in February
Todd John Lewis faces charges for being unlawfully at large after escaping from the Southeast Regional Correctional Centre in Shediac, N.B., on February 12, 2026.
Pastor Wants Texas Democrat Dead, Tied to Defense Secretary
A pastor connected to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth prayed for the death of Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico on a podcast, sparking controversy over religious rhetoric in politics.
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Montreal Police Seek Victims in STM Bus Sexual Assaults
Montreal police have charged Rosenthal Dorleans with sexual assaults on STM buses, including minors, and believe there may be more victims. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward.
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