Trump's Election Demand Stalls DHS Funding, Airport Crisis Worsens
President Trump demands election procedure changes in DHS funding bill, stalling bipartisan talks and worsening airport delays as TSA agents miss paychecks.
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Health Budget Targets Problems, But Needs Better Incentives: Expert
Saskatchewan's $8.4 billion health budget aims to address recruitment and retention challenges, but a policy expert warns that better incentives are crucial to solve the primary care shortage.
Alberta to Allow Lawsuits Over Deepfake Intimate Images
Alberta is proposing legislative changes to permit individuals to sue for the sharing of AI-created fake intimate images, aiming to combat digital exploitation and provide legal recourse for victims.
Cuba Crisis Puts Canadian Relief Efforts on Hold
A severe humanitarian crisis in Cuba has forced Canadian aid organizations to suspend relief operations, citing escalating political instability and logistical challenges that prevent safe delivery of essential supplies.
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Two Men Arrested in Cape Breton After Fleeing Police
Two men have been arrested and charged in Cape Breton after allegedly running from police. The incident highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts in the region.
Judge Appoints New U.S. Attorney for New Jersey
A federal judge has appointed a new U.S. Attorney for New Jersey after Alina Habba and other officials were disqualified from the interim role, following a judicial review process.
Calgary Rezoning Repeal Hearing Starts with 360 Speakers
Calgary City Council's public hearing to repeal blanket rezoning commenced Monday, with 360 residents registered to speak. The proposal would redesignate 306,774 residential parcels back to original zoning and reduce base density from 75 to 60 units per h
Noem's $286K Ad Production with Horse Rentals Funded by Taxpayers
Former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's pro-deportation ad campaign cost taxpayers $220 million, with $286,137 spent on production including $20,000 for horse rentals and $3,800 for hair and makeup services.
Winnipeg Deadlocked on Speed Limit Cut, Opposition Stronger: Survey
A new survey reveals Winnipeg residents are deeply divided on lowering speed limits, with opposition slightly outweighing support, highlighting a contentious urban policy debate.
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Bedford Hit-and-Run: Vehicle Smashes Parked Cars in Video
Police are investigating a hit-and-run incident in Bedford, Nova Scotia, after a vehicle crashed into multiple parked cars, captured on video. The chaotic scene left residents shocked as authorities search for the driver.
Jewish Group Demands Action After GTA Synagogue Shootings
The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs calls on Ontario's government to take immediate measures to protect Jewish communities following recent shootings at three synagogues in the Greater Toronto Area.
Supreme Court to Rule on Asylum 'Turnback' Policy
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments on Tuesday in Noem v. Al Otro Lado, deciding if border officials can block asylum claims at ports of entry, a policy previously used under Obama and Trump.
Two Injured in Prince George Shooting: RCMP Investigation
RCMP in Prince George, British Columbia, are investigating a shooting that left two individuals injured. Authorities are actively working on the case, urging public cooperation.
Pelee Island Proposes 3% Tax Hike for 2026 Budget
Pelee Island officials have put forward a 3% tax increase proposal for the 2026 fiscal year, aiming to address municipal funding needs while maintaining essential services for residents.
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Supreme Court Debates Mail-In Ballot Deadlines
Justice Samuel Alito and conservative justices express skepticism about counting late-arriving mail-in ballots, questioning if it violates the concept of 'Election Day' as a single day event.
Saskatchewan Minister Pledges Support After Rural Council Resignations
Saskatchewan's Minister of Immigration and Career Training Eric Schmalz assures continued provincial backing for a rural municipality after multiple council members resigned, highlighting governance stability efforts.
N.S. Court Certifies Strip Search Class Action at Prisons
The Supreme Court of Nova Scotia has certified a class-action lawsuit concerning strip searches in correctional facilities, potentially affecting numerous inmates and raising significant legal and human rights issues.
Trump Tours Graceland During Iran War and Airport Crisis
President Donald Trump made a surprise visit to Elvis Presley's Graceland estate in Memphis, Tennessee, on March 23, 2026, as international tensions with Iran escalated and airport incidents unfolded. The tour highlighted a moment of cultural respite amid
Amanda Lathlin Honored as First First Nations Woman in Manitoba Legislature
Manitoba politicians pay tribute to Amanda Lathlin, the first First Nations woman to serve in the provincial legislature, who passed away at age 49. A book of condolences has been established at the legislature.
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Six Charged in GTA Carjacking Probe, Vehicles Recovered
Peel Regional Police have charged six individuals with 30 offences in Project Stratis, recovering eight vehicles worth $800,000 and replica firearms from violent armed carjackings targeting Mercedes-Benz models.
Regina Police Hunt Repeat Shoplifting Suspect
Regina Police Service and Crime Stoppers are appealing to the public for help in identifying a person of interest linked to multiple shoplifting incidents in the city.
Windsor Officer Charged for Firing Bullet Through Neighbor's Wall
A Windsor police officer faces charges after allegedly discharging a service firearm, sending a bullet through two walls into a neighboring home where two people were present.
Colombian Military Plane Crash Kills 1, Injures 77
A Colombian military aircraft carrying over 100 personnel crashed during takeoff in Puerto Leguizamo, resulting in one fatality and 77 injuries. The incident near the Ecuador border sent flames and thick black smoke into the sky.
Why Quebec Police Issue Amber Alerts at Night
Sûreté du Québec explains the strategic timing of nighttime Amber Alerts, emphasizing their role in rapid child recovery and public safety coordination.
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Three Drivers Face Impaired Charges in Four Hours: Windsor Police
Windsor Police Service reports three impaired driving charges laid within a four-hour period, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
Easter Food Aid Demand Surges in Chatham-Kent
FreeHelpCK plans to distribute at least 100 food boxes this Easter in Chatham, Ontario, as a surge in demand underscores growing food insecurity in the region.
Oro-Medonte Gets $10M for Boundary Adjustment
The Township of Oro-Medonte in Ontario has been granted a $10 million funding package to support a significant boundary adjustment initiative, aimed at enhancing municipal planning and development.
Trump and Iran in Heated Exchange Over Denied Peace Talks
President Trump rebukes Iran's denial of negotiations to end Middle East hostilities, claiming productive talks while Tehran dismisses them as fake news aimed at market manipulation.
Girard Backs Fréchette in CAQ Leadership Race
Finance Minister Eric Girard publicly supports Christine Fréchette over Bernard Drainville for CAQ leadership, citing her vision and evolution for the party. The endorsement adds to Fréchette's growing support among caucus members.
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Canadian Forces Safe After Missile Intercepted at Border
All Canadian Armed Forces personnel are confirmed safe following a missile interception near the Israel-Lebanon border. Approximately 200 CAF members are stationed in the Middle East amid escalating tensions.
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