Brampton Man Charged in Toronto Restaurant Shooting
A Brampton man has been charged in connection with a shooting at a Jewish-owned restaurant in Toronto, highlighting ongoing concerns over public safety and targeted incidents in the city.
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Scaffolding Covers Parliament Hill's Centre Block and Peace Tower
Major construction begins on Parliament Hill as steel scaffolding is installed over the Centre Block and Peace Tower, marking a significant phase in the restoration project.
Windsor Peace Fountain Replacement Delays Drag On
The replacement of Windsor's iconic Peace Fountain on the waterfront is experiencing significant delays, with city officials citing logistical and planning challenges. The project, initially slated for completion, continues to face setbacks, impacting loc
Calgary-Area Encampment Removed After Violence Allegations
A multi-agency safety operation has cleared an encampment located just outside Calgary city limits, responding to reports of violence and criminal activity in the area.
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Gladu Crosses Floor to Liberals, Party One Seat From Majority
Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu has crossed the floor to join the Liberal Party, citing a need for global leadership under Prime Minister Carney. The move leaves the Liberals just one seat shy of a parliamentary majority.
Man Arrested for Throwing Object into Ambulance in B.C.
RCMP in British Columbia have arrested a suspect following an incident where an object was thrown into an ambulance window, highlighting public safety concerns.
Ottawa Police Investigate Overnight Commercial Building Fire
The Ottawa Police Arson Unit is actively investigating a fire that broke out overnight at a commercial building on Laurier Avenue West in Centretown. Authorities are working to determine the cause and extent of the damage.
White House: Iran's Ceasefire Plan Not the U.S.-Agreed Version
The White House has officially stated that the ceasefire proposal published by Iran is not the same agreement reached with the United States, highlighting discrepancies in the Middle East peace process.
Heavy Police Presence in Brantford Neighborhood Under Investigation
Brantford Police have established a significant presence in a residential area on Marlene Avenue as part of an ongoing investigation, with details remaining limited at this time.
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Half of New Brunswickers Financially Worse Off: Poll
A new Angus Reid poll reveals 50% of New Brunswick residents feel their financial situation has deteriorated this year, highlighting economic pressures in the province.
Sault Woman Among Four Accused of Disabling Apartment Cameras, Locks
Four individuals, including a woman from Sault Ste. Marie, face charges for allegedly disabling security cameras and locks at an apartment building, raising concerns about tenant safety and property security in the community.
Saskatoon Man Arrested in Dark Web Drug Probe
A Saskatoon man has been arrested as part of a dark web drug trafficking investigation, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat illegal online activities in the region.
Regina Launches New Service Reporting Dashboard
The City of Regina has introduced a new online dashboard for residents to report and track municipal service requests, enhancing transparency and efficiency in local governance.
Merrifield Resigns as Poilievre's Communications Director
Katy Merrifield, the communications director for Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, has stepped down from her role, marking a significant change in the party's senior staff.
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Daughter Demands Probe After Mother Goes Overboard in Bahamas
The daughter of a Michigan woman who went overboard in the Bahamas is calling for a thorough investigation into her disappearance, citing prior issues and unexplained circumstances surrounding the incident.
Edmonton Man Charged with Sex Trafficking and Bestiality
A 47-year-old Edmonton man faces 26 charges including human trafficking and bestiality after ALERT's investigation identified at least five victims and evidence of animal abuse.
Canada to Support Strait of Hormuz Reopening After Ceasefire
Prime Minister Carney welcomes the temporary ceasefire between Iran and the U.S., announcing Canada's commitment to assist in reopening the vital Strait of Hormuz shipping route.
CNN Host Grills Panelists on Trump's Hormuz Strait Failure
CNN's Abby Phillip challenged conservative commentators to explain why President Trump has not reopened the Strait of Hormuz despite threats, highlighting strategic contradictions in the Iran conflict.
Inquest into 2020 Death at Elliot Lake Probation Office
An inquest has been announced into the 2020 death of Robert Shane Rhodes following an interaction with Ontario Provincial Police officers at the Elliot Lake Probation and Parole Office.
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Toronto Police Hunt Suspect in Jogger Sexual Assault
Toronto Police are seeking a suspect after a jogger was sexually assaulted in the city's west end. Authorities have released an image and description, urging public assistance.
Saskatchewan Aims for CALEA Accreditation in Policing Standards
Saskatchewan's protective services are seeking elite CALEA accreditation, which would make it the third Canadian jurisdiction to achieve this global policing standard, demonstrating commitment to excellence.
Bondi Exempt from Epstein Deposition After Leaving Office
The U.S. Justice Department states former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi will not be deposed in the Jeffrey Epstein case, citing her change in official status as she is no longer in office.
Israeli Airstrike Hits Central Beirut Amid Iran Ceasefire
Israeli forces conducted a deadly strike in central Beirut, asserting that a temporary ceasefire with Iran does not apply to Lebanon, resulting in multiple casualties.
Ex-Premier Williams Gives $46,900 to NL Tories Pre-Election
Former Newfoundland and Labrador premier Danny Williams contributed $46,900 to the provincial Progressive Conservatives in the lead-up to the election, highlighting the absence of donation limits in the region's political financing rules.
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Suspect Arrested After Reports of Assault on Women in New Westminster
New Westminster police have apprehended a suspect following two separate incidents where a man was reported striking a woman. Authorities are investigating the assaults that occurred in the British Columbia city.
Cornwall Teen Arrested in Ottawa in Stolen Vehicle
A teenager from Cornwall, Ontario, has been arrested in Ottawa for operating a stolen vehicle, highlighting ongoing youth crime concerns in the region.
Toronto Man Charged in Project South Weapons Trafficking Case
A Toronto man faces serious weapons trafficking charges linked to the extensive Project South investigation into organized crime and corruption within the York Regional Police.
B.C. FOI Legacy at Risk with Bill 9 Changes
British Columbia's once-celebrated Freedom of Information legislation faces significant erosion with proposed Bill 9, which critics argue will make it easier for government to delay or deny access to public records.
Judge: Customs Wrongly Canceled Scientist Visa Over Frog Embryos
A U.S. judge ruled that Customs and Border Protection improperly canceled a Russian-born Harvard researcher's visa for suspected smuggling of frog embryo samples, calling the action arbitrary and capricious.
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Deputy Minister Broke Conflict Rules in Hiring: Ethics Report
Federal ethics commissioner finds Department of National Defence deputy minister Christiane Fox violated conflict-of-interest rules by hiring a university peer while at IRCC.
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