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.
Category : Politics
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.
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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.
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.
Kingsville to Charge for False Alarm Police Responses
Kingsville introduces tiered fees for false security alarm calls, with first response free annually, then $150 for second, $350 for subsequent calls to address rising policing costs.
Calgary Police Probe Serious Stabbing in Dover
Calgary police are investigating a stabbing incident in Dover that left a man with serious injuries on March 23, 2026, as authorities seek information from the public.
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Friends Speak Out After Teen's Killer Granted Unescorted Leaves
Friends of a teenager murdered four decades ago are expressing outrage after his convicted killer, Darren Scott Ray, was granted temporary unescorted leaves from prison while serving a life sentence.
Trump Extends Iran Deadline, Says Tehran Wants Deal
Former President Donald Trump states Iran is seeking a diplomatic resolution to the conflict, as he prolongs the deadline to allow for negotiations, amid ongoing regional tensions.
Police Increase Presence in Merlin After Home Invasion Report
Chatham-Kent police have escalated patrols in Merlin following an alleged home invasion, with authorities investigating the incident and urging public vigilance.
Three Firearms Seized at Windsor-Detroit Tunnel by U.S. Border Agency
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers intercepted three firearms during a routine inspection at the Windsor-Detroit Tunnel, highlighting ongoing border security vigilance.
Iran Strikes and Mixed War Talk Signals Heighten Tensions
Recent strikes targeting Iran and Tehran have escalated regional conflicts, with Israel and Gulf states implicated. Amid these attacks, diplomatic efforts to end the war face uncertainty as mixed signals emerge from ongoing negotiations.
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Steele Condemns Trump's Response to Mueller's Death
Former Republican National Committee chair Michael Steele sharply criticized President Donald Trump's jubilant reaction to the death of former FBI Director Robert Mueller, calling the behavior 'vile' and 'disgusting'.
Windsor Mayor Reviews Complaints Over High ENWIN Charges
Windsor's mayor is addressing resident complaints about unexpectedly high ENWIN utility bills, sparking a review into billing practices and potential solutions.
Quadruple Amputee Cornhole Player Charged with Murder
Dayton James Webber, a 27-year-old quadruple amputee known as a cornhole player, was arrested in Virginia on a murder charge following a fatal shooting, with authorities treating him as a fugitive from justice.
Amherstburg Duplex Fire Sends Four to Hospital
A duplex fire in Amherstburg, Ontario, has resulted in four individuals being hospitalized. Authorities are investigating the cause of the blaze, which occurred on March 24, 2026.
Manitoba to Deliver Provincial Budget on Tuesday
The Manitoba government is set to unveil its annual budget this Tuesday, outlining fiscal priorities and spending plans for the province amid ongoing economic considerations.
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Denmark Snap Election Over Greenland Sovereignty Crisis
Denmark is holding an early general election following a political crisis triggered by U.S. designs on Greenland. The vote, called after tensions over Arctic sovereignty, could reshape the nation's foreign policy.
Smith's Changing Approach to Alberta Separatism Examined
Analysis of Premier Danielle Smith's evolving position on Alberta separatism, examining policy changes, business concerns, and foreign interference threats surrounding the independence debate.
Sweden to Deport Migrants Not Following 'Honest Living'
Swedish Migration Minister Johan Forssell announces new policy to deport migrants who do not adhere to 'honest living' principles, citing integration and societal stability concerns.
Driver Suspended Since 2023 Caught on Ottawa Highway
Ontario Provincial Police stopped a vehicle on Highway 417 whose driver had been under suspension for three years, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts.
London's Boiler Costs Hit $11M as District Energy Cuts Off Buildings
The City of London faces a steep $11 million price tag to install new boilers in municipal buildings after being disconnected from the London District Energy system, highlighting infrastructure challenges.
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Man Charged with Impaired Driving After Summerside Fence Crash
A man faces impaired driving charges after crashing through an electric fence in Summerside, Prince Edward Island, according to police reports from the incident.
Councillor, Friends Speak Out as Teen's Killer Granted Leaves
A Whitby councillor and friends of a victim are expressing outrage after the man who killed a local teen 40 years ago was granted temporary release from prison in Oshawa.
Trump Hopes for Iran War Wind-Down as Fighting Persists
U.S. President Donald Trump suggests productive talks with Tehran could lead to de-escalation, but Iran denies negotiations as casualties mount across the region.
Gunfire in Côte-des-Neiges Brawl Hits Business Window
Montreal police report a bullet was fired into a business window on Edouard-Montpetit Blvd. during a dispute between two groups. No injuries or arrests have been made as the investigation continues.
Police Active Investigation Underway in Merlin
Chatham-Kent police are engaged in an active investigation in Merlin, with authorities withholding specific details as the probe continues.
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Canada's Historic Opportunity to Lead Global Democratic Alliance
As geopolitical tensions escalate, Canada stands at a pivotal moment to unite democratic middle powers and defend the rules-based international order against emerging threats.
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