Rogan: Military Religious Rhetoric as Scary as Suicide Bombers
Podcast host Joe Rogan sparked controversy by comparing US military commanders' religious statements about Trump and Iran to suicide bombers, citing complaints from service members.
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Ottawa Demands FSIN Repay $29M After Audit Leak
A leaked KPMG forensic audit reveals nearly $2 million in Indigenous Services funding intended for other purposes was used for office building construction, prompting Ottawa to seek repayment of nearly $29 million from the Federation of Saskatchewan India
Cuba Blocks U.S. Embassy Diesel Imports for Generators
Cuba has refused to allow the U.S. Embassy in Havana to import diesel for its generators, escalating diplomatic tensions as the island faces economic struggles and receives humanitarian aid.
Judge Sides with New York Times in Pentagon Access Challenge
A federal judge has ruled in favor of The New York Times in a significant case challenging the Pentagon's media access policies, reinforcing press freedom protections under the First Amendment.
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Trump Considers Winding Down Iran Military Effort
President Donald Trump suggests the U.S. may reduce military operations against Iran as objectives near completion, while deployment of Marines and ground troops remains possible.
Youths Charged After Violent GO Train Assault in Scarborough
Toronto Police have charged three youths with assault and robbery after two victims were attacked on a GO train in Scarborough. One victim sustained life-threatening injuries in the incident.
Iran Threats, US Marines Deployed as Trump Hints at Wind-Down
Tensions escalate as Iran threatens tourism sites and the US sends additional Marines to the Middle East, while former President Trump suggests a potential conflict wind-down on social media.
Calgary Council Criticized for Inaction on Drug Site
Calgary city council faces criticism for failing to support the closure of the Sheldon Chumir drug site, despite provincial requests for their opinion on the controversial facility.
Toronto Mayor Moves to Ban U.S. ICE Agents for World Cup
Mayor Olivia Chow proposes a motion to exclude U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from Toronto during the 2026 World Cup, citing concerns over fear and safety.
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Quebec City Officials Visit Calgary to Learn Infrastructure
Quebec City Mayor Bruno Marchand and councillors visited Calgary to examine major infrastructure projects like the Green Line, seeking insights for urban development.
B.C. Mother, Daughter Detained at Texas ICE Jail with Valid Visa
A Penticton woman and her young daughter remain in U.S. immigration detention in Texas despite holding a valid work visa, causing distress for her American husband who fears for their mental health.
Expert: Canada Should Ban Chinese EVs at Military Bases
A security expert argues Canada must match Poland's ban on Chinese electric vehicles at military installations, citing espionage risks and national security concerns.
Humanitarian Convoy Delivers Tons of Aid to Cuba
A massive humanitarian convoy organized by CODEPINK activists has arrived in Havana, delivering tons of aid to Cuba as the island nation faces severe economic challenges and shortages.
Iran Warns Tourists as Trump Considers Military De-escalation
Iran issues safety warnings for tourist destinations as former U.S. President Trump suggests winding down military operations, escalating regional tensions and global security concerns.
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Edmonton Teen Arrested for Two GTA Murders in Targeted Killings
A 19-year-old Edmonton man, Isaiah Thomas Badger, was arrested in Calgary for two separate targeted murders in Vaughan and Toronto, with police thanking public assistance in the case.
Winnipeg Family at Risk of Deportation to Iran
An Iranian-born Winnipegger fears her family will be deported to a besieged homeland as immigration challenges escalate, highlighting personal struggles amid global tensions.
Released Sex Offender Charged with Breaching Conditions in Vancouver
Vancouver police have charged a 60-year-old man, Shaun Deacon, with breaching his release conditions. The case highlights ongoing monitoring of high-risk offenders in the community.
Eby Stands Firm on Deficit After Credit Rating Cut
British Columbia Premier David Eby faces criticism as Moody's downgrades the province's credit rating, citing structural deficits, while his approval rating drops to 37%.
Sudbury Halts Garbage, Recycling Collection Until Late March
Greater Sudbury suspends all garbage and recycling collection services until the end of March following a massive 42 cm snowfall, disrupting waste management across the city.
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Regina Teen Charged After Stabbing on Murphy Crescent
A Regina teenager faces charges after a stabbing on Murphy Crescent, with police investigating the assault as part of ongoing community safety efforts in the area.
Sikh Group Calls for Hate Crime Investigation in QEII Shooting
A 22-year-old Edmonton student was fatally shot while driving on the QEII highway, prompting Sikh community leaders to demand a hate crime investigation into the incident.
Couple Convicted Again in 2014 Murder of Son After Retrial
Ravyn Colley and Joel Roberto have been found guilty again of murdering their four-year-old son Jaelin in 2014, following a retrial ordered by the Court of Appeal.
Hamilton Fined $600K Over 26-Year Sewage Leak
The City of Hamilton has been fined $600,000 for a sewage leak that persisted for 26 years, highlighting environmental negligence and regulatory failures in municipal infrastructure management.
Iranians Mark Nowruz with Heavy Hearts as War Cuts Contact
As Iranians worldwide observe Persian New Year, the ongoing conflict disrupts family connections, casting a somber tone over traditional festivities and highlighting personal struggles.
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Reiter Touts Budget and Saskatoon's Revenue Sharing
Saskatchewan Finance Minister Jim Reiter emphasized the provincial budget's benefits and Saskatoon's increased revenue sharing during a Chamber of Commerce meeting in the city.
Surrey Shooting Suspect Charge Upgraded to Murder
A suspect in a fatal Surrey shooting has had their charge upgraded to murder, as police continue to investigate the March 15 incident that left one person dead.
Judge Sides with NY Times in Pentagon Press Access Challenge
A federal judge has ruled in favor of The New York Times, striking down a Pentagon policy that restricted reporters' access to defense officials and information.
Vancouver Sex Offender Charged for Breaching Conditions
A 60-year-old man previously convicted of sexual offenses faces new charges after allegedly violating his release conditions in Vancouver, according to police authorities.
Second Suspect Arrested in North Bay Bank Break-In
A second individual has been arrested in connection with a break-and-enter attempt at a bank on Lakeshore Drive in North Bay, Ontario. The incident occurred on March 8, 2026, and police are continuing their investigation into the case.
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Markham Armed Robbery: Police Seek Three Suspects
York Regional Police are investigating an armed robbery in Markham where three suspects herded victims at gunpoint. Separate cases include a correctional officer charged and a child exploitation arrest.
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