Toronto Police Ban Protests on Residential Streets
Toronto police have implemented a ban on protests along residential streets in the Bathurst and Sheppard area, citing public safety and neighborhood disruption concerns.
Category : Politics
Trump Votes by Mail Despite Calling It 'Cheating'
President Donald Trump cast his ballot via mail-in voting in a Florida special election, a method he has repeatedly denounced as fraudulent and vowed to restrict for most Americans.
B.C. Mulls Weakening DRIPA, Shares Secret Document
The British Columbia government is contemplating amendments to the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, while a confidential document has been disclosed to First Nations leaders, sparking significant debate.
Kingsville Delays Sewer Upgrades Pending Court Decision
The Town of Kingsville has postponed critical sewer upgrades in Ruthven due to an ongoing legal dispute, impacting infrastructure timelines and local planning.
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Trump Votes by Mail in Florida Amid Push to Limit Absentee Voting
Former President Donald Trump has cast a mail-in ballot in a Florida special election, an action that contrasts with his ongoing efforts to sharply curtail absentee voting across the United States.
Ford's 2026 Budget: A Chance to Curb Ontario's Debt Spiral
As Ontario's debt soars to $459 billion, Premier Doug Ford's upcoming 2026 budget presents a critical opportunity to rein in spending and address rising interest charges that threaten public services.
Ex-DHS Official Quit Over Trump's McCain Flag Dispute
Miles Taylor, a former Homeland Security official, explains his decision to resign after President Trump's response to Sen. John McCain's death, citing pettiness and lack of integrity.
Quebec Men Arrested in International Cocaine Trafficking
Three men from Quebec have been arrested as part of an international cocaine trafficking investigation, with authorities seizing significant quantities of the drug.
Pakistan Offers to Host Talks as Iran Vows to Fight On
Pakistan has offered to mediate peace negotiations in the Middle East conflict, while Iran remains committed to military action. U.S. officials express skepticism about trusting Iran in potential talks.
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Man Charged with Murder in Fatal QEII Highway Shooting
A man faces second-degree murder charges after a fatal shooting on Alberta's QEII highway. RCMP recovered a pickup truck believed to be involved in the incident, which occurred on Saturday afternoon.
Judge's Bail Reform Rebuke Backfires After Offender Re-Arrested
Newfoundland Judge Andrew Wadden faced criticism after scolding taxpayers demanding bail reform, only to see a defendant he released re-arrested within weeks on new charges including extortion and forcible confinement.
O'Donnell Blasts Trump's 'Despicable' Mueller Death Reaction
MSNBC host Lawrence O'Donnell condemned former President Donald Trump's celebratory remarks on Robert Mueller's death, calling it more despicable than Nixon's behavior.
China Protests Alleged Embassy Break-In in Tokyo to Japan
China has issued a formal diplomatic protest to Japan following an alleged break-in at its embassy in Tokyo. The incident raises concerns over diplomatic security and bilateral relations.
RCMP Seizes $100,000 in Counterfeit Cash in Elsipogtog
New Brunswick RCMP have charged a man after discovering $100,000 in counterfeit currency inside a stolen vehicle in Elsipogtog, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat financial crime.
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SIU Probes Driver Injury During OPP Arrest in Rockland
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has been called in after a driver sustained injuries during an arrest by provincial police in Rockland. The incident highlights ongoing scrutiny of police conduct.
Peel Police Dog Kylo, Involved in 100+ Arrests, Dies Suddenly
Peel Regional Police announced the sudden passing of Kylo, a dedicated police dog credited with aiding in more than 100 arrests, marking a significant loss for the force and community.
Suspicious House Fire in Morriston, Ontario
A house fire on Whitcombe Way in Morriston has been deemed suspicious by authorities, with Wellington County OPP and fire services responding to the scene on March 24, 2026.
Ottawa Police Boost Patrols in ByWard Market, Downtown Spring 2026
Ottawa Police will deploy additional officers to the ByWard Market and downtown core starting this spring to enhance public safety and address community concerns.
Eby's 'Hoodie-Gate' Sparks Debate on MLA Attire and Qualifications
B.C. Premier David Eby's criticism of an MLA's casual hoodie has ignited a heated discussion about fashion standards in politics and the appropriateness of such public remarks.
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Iran Charges Ships Transit Fees in Strait of Hormuz
Iran has begun charging transit fees on select commercial vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz, with payments reaching up to $2 million per voyage, highlighting Tehran's control over this critical maritime energy channel.
Trump's Secret Iranian Contact: Five Key Figures in US Talks
President Donald Trump revealed the US is dealing with a 'top person' in Iran but refused to name them, saying 'I don't want him to be killed.' Here are five possible figures involved in secret negotiations.
Russia Fires 400 Drones at Ukraine, Spring Offensive Begins
Russia has unleashed a massive drone assault on Ukraine, with nearly 400 drones fired, indicating the start of its anticipated spring offensive. Rescue efforts are underway in Zaporizhzhia after attacks.
Final Suspect Arrested in Toronto Tow Truck Shootings
Toronto police have apprehended the eleventh and final suspect wanted in connection with a series of tow truck-related shootings that terrorized the city in March 2025, marking a significant breakthrough in the violent investigation.
Ottawa Crossing Guard Dies After Vehicle Strike in Barrhaven
A 55-year-old crossing guard, identified as Peter Clark, died after being hit by a vehicle at a Barrhaven intersection. Ottawa police are investigating the tragic incident.
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Canada's Strategic Future Takes Shape Beneath Arctic Ice
As Canada expands its Arctic responsibilities, developing domestic maritime technology capabilities becomes crucial for national sovereignty and defense across three oceans.
SIU Ends Probe into Senior's Injury in Police Encounter
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has terminated its inquiry into a 60-year-old man's injury during a police interaction outside a hospital, citing insufficient evidence for charges.
RCMP Investigates Theft of Church Bell in Antigonish, N.S.
The RCMP is investigating the theft of a church bell from a place of worship in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, highlighting concerns over heritage crime in the community.
Fox Host Watters Criticizes Kamala Harris's Appearance
Fox News host Jesse Watters sparked controversy by declaring Vice President Kamala Harris 'not hot' during a panel discussion about Democrats' alleged focus on candidate attractiveness.
Taliban Frees U.S. Academic Dennis Coyle After Year-Long Detention
Afghanistan's Taliban authorities released American academic Dennis Coyle on Eid al-Fitr, citing humanitarian grounds. The U.S. had designated Afghanistan for wrongful detention.
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Dartmouth Shooting Case Added to Nova Scotia Rewards Program
The fatal shooting of Isaac Downey in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, has been officially included in the province's Crime Stoppers rewards initiative, offering financial incentives for information leading to resolution.
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