Iran's Security Chief Ali Larijani Killed by Israel
Iran confirms the assassination of security chief Ali Larijani by Israel, as new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei rejects de-escalation offers, intensifying the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran.
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Robert Peters Wins Illinois Primary Over Jesse Jackson Jr.
Illinois state Sen. Robert Peters, backed by progressive leaders, won the Democratic primary for the 2nd district House seat, defeating former congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. in a race focused on money in politics and affordability.
B.C. Tax Worker Charged with Identity Theft and Fraud
A Canada Revenue Agency employee in British Columbia faces multiple charges including identity theft and fraud following a lengthy four-year RCMP investigation into compromised taxpayer information.
DHS Shutdown Fight Could Drag On, Airport Lines Grow
A political standoff over Department of Homeland Security funding threatens to extend for weeks, with travelers already facing long airport lines and growing anxieties as lawmakers remain unyielding.
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B.C. Bill 9 Among Canadian Laws Diluting Rights: Advocate
An advocate highlights B.C.'s Bill 9 as part of a broader pattern of legislative changes across Canada that are eroding rights, raising concerns about democratic protections.
Alberta Premier Smith Took Saudi-Funded Private Flight
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith confirms she accepted a private flight paid for by the Saudi government, sparking scrutiny over transparency and international influence in provincial affairs.
Auditor General: B.C. Expected Lytton to Rebuild Alone After Fire
A new report reveals the B.C. government lacked a disaster recovery framework after the 2021 Lytton wildfire, leaving the village to manage rebuilding with insufficient support and delayed funding.
RCMP Search for Armed Suspect Near North Battleford School
Saskatchewan RCMP are actively searching for a possible armed suspect in the vicinity of a high school in North Battleford, heightening community safety concerns.
RCMP Cruiser Hit Teen While Avoiding Other Police Car
An RCMP cruiser struck a teenager on Kawacatoose First Nation in Saskatchewan as it maneuvered to avoid another police vehicle, according to reports from March 2026.
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Iran Attacks Drive Gulf States Closer to U.S., Israel: U.A.E.
A top Emirati adviser states Iran's missile and drone assaults have miscalculated, pushing Persian Gulf nations toward stronger alliances with the U.S. and Israel while highlighting regional security concerns.
Judge Molloy Firm as OPP Report Contradicts Zameer Trial
Ontario Superior Court Justice Anne Molloy faces criticism after an OPP report disputes her conclusion that officers lied in the Umar Zameer trial, but she maintains her stance based on court evidence.
Judge Orders Voice of America Staff Reinstated, Reversing Trump Shutdown
A federal judge has mandated the reinstatement of Voice of America employees, overturning a controversial shutdown initiated during the Trump administration, marking a significant legal victory for the U.S. broadcaster.
Arizona Charges Kalshi with Illegal Gambling Operation
Arizona becomes the first state to file criminal charges against prediction market Kalshi, accusing it of illegal gambling. The case escalates a legal battle over regulation, with federal support from the Trump administration.
Saskatoon Fire Department Launches New Dispatch Program
Saskatoon's Fire Station No. 9 has implemented a Computer Aided Dispatch system to enhance operational efficiency and response times for fire crews, aiming to improve public safety services.
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Cuban Diaspora in Canada Watches as Blackout Deepens Crisis
As a massive power outage leaves 11 million Cubans in darkness and without running water, the Cuban diaspora in Canada watches with deep concern, reflecting on the deteriorating conditions in their homeland.
General Lost Classified Maps, Got Concussion After Drinking
A former U.S. Army general responsible for military support to Ukraine lost classified maps on a train and suffered a concussion after a boozy dinner, per a federal watchdog report.
Carney's Budget Balancing Faces Skepticism Over Accounting
Prime Minister Mark Carney's plan to balance the federal operating budget by 2028-29 is drawing criticism from economists and watchdogs who argue his accounting methods blur lines between operational and capital spending.
Alberta Judge Faces Suspension Over Lawyer Jailing Dispute
An Alberta judicial board has called for the suspension of a judge who jailed a lawyer in a contentious legal dispute, citing concerns over judicial conduct and fairness in the justice system.
Tax Breaks and Shopping Canadian to Help Albertans
Secretary of State Wayne Long unveils new affordability measures including tax relief, GST credit increases, and NSF fee caps to support Albertans facing economic challenges.
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Saskatchewan Premier Defends Deficit Budget for Public Services
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe explains that the province's deficit budget for 2026-27 is necessary to protect essential public services amid economic pressures.
Retired Alberta Teacher, 87, Challenges UK Extradition
An 87-year-old retired teacher from Alberta is contesting extradition to the United Kingdom to face historical abuse allegations, with proceedings unfolding in Edmonton courts.
Toronto Police Officer Injured in Stolen Vehicle Collision
A Toronto police officer is hospitalized following a serious collision involving a stolen vehicle during a traffic stop near Sheppard Avenue West and Allen Road on March 17, 2026.
Mamdani Moves to Drop Legal Aid for Ex-Mayor Adams in Lawsuit
The Mamdani administration plans to end legal support for former New York City Mayor Eric Adams in a sexual assault lawsuit, citing policy shifts and resource allocation concerns.
Calgary Man Convicted of Aggravated Sexual Assault in 2019 Attack
A Calgary judge has found Kepra Udup Bang guilty of aggravated sexual assault for a brutal 2019 attack that left a woman unconscious and beaten beyond recognition, rejecting his claim of consensual sex.
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Cuba Rejects Political System Talks with US, Cites Embargo Barrier
Cuban envoy states political system is off-limits in US discussions, highlights trade embargo as main obstacle to American investment despite economic challenges.
Federal Government Appeals Emergencies Act Ruling to Supreme Court
The federal government will appeal a court decision on the Emergencies Act to the Supreme Court, following its use during the 2022 convoy protests in Ottawa.
Three Teens Charged in Westwinds Stabbing and Robbery
Calgary police have arrested and charged three teenagers following a violent stabbing and robbery near the Westwinds CTrain station, with authorities expressing deep concern over youth violence.
Edmonton Police Seek Video in North-Side Death Probe
Edmonton police are requesting public video footage to aid in the investigation of a death on the city's north side, as authorities work to uncover details surrounding the incident.
Smith Targets Balanced Budget with Moderate Oil Prices
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith expresses confidence in balancing the provincial budget despite projections of moderate oil prices, emphasizing fiscal discipline and economic stability.
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Inmates Injured in Assault Returned to Springhill Institution
Three inmates sustained injuries in an assault at Springhill Institution in Nova Scotia and have been returned to the facility, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in federal corrections.
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