Ottawa Police Alert: Taxi Card-Skimming Scam Returns
Ottawa Police issue advisory about a resurgent card-skimming fraud involving illegitimate taxis, with suspects using accomplices to steal PINs and swap cards for unauthorized withdrawals.
Category : Politics
Rubio Calls for New Cuban Leaders as Blackout Deepens Crisis
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio demands new leadership in Cuba as a widespread blackout in Havana underscores the island's severe economic crisis, with residents resorting to solar panels for power.
Graham's Iran War Critique Draws Vulgar Rebuke from Kinzinger
Senator Lindsey Graham criticized European allies over the Strait of Hormuz crisis, prompting a profane response from former Rep. Adam Kinzinger amid ongoing tensions in the Iran war.
Third Death in Ottawa High-Rise Fire, Feds Cut Jobs, Wind Hits Power
A tragic fire in downtown Ottawa claims a third life, while federal departments unveil plans for significant job reductions. High winds cause widespread power outages, disrupting the city's LRT system.
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Stolen Pelican Statue: Estevan RCMP Asks for Public Assistance
Estevan RCMP are actively searching for a stolen pelican statue and requesting community assistance to recover the missing artwork, highlighting local crime concerns.
Cape Breton Woman Killed in Weekend Hit-and-Run Identified
AtlanticNewsFamily has identified Cassie Alexis Marley Reid as the woman killed in a hit-and-run over the weekend. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
Calgary Councillor McLean Weighs UCP Bid Amid City Focus
Ward 13 Councillor Dan McLean acknowledges being approached to run for the UCP in the Calgary Shaw riding but remains undecided, emphasizing his current commitment to municipal duties.
Quebec Budget: No Relief for Motorists on Gas Prices
Finance Minister Eric Girard confirms Quebec's upcoming budget will not include financial relief for soaring gas prices, citing uncertainty and upcoming elections.
Supreme Court TPS Case Raises Family Separation Alarms
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case on ending temporary protected status for Haitian and Syrian nationals, potentially forcing 350,000 Haitians to leave and risking a family separation crisis.
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Saskatoon Man Charged with Child Exploitation Material
A 30-year-old Saskatoon man faces two charges for possessing and accessing child exploitation material following an investigation by Saskatchewan's Internet Child Exploitation Unit.
Suspect Burned in Getaway Car Arson After Gang Killing
In the trial for the murder of street gang member Gordy Jean-Paul, police testified that a suspect appeared to have burned himself while torching the getaway vehicle, with evidence including cash and a firearm found.
Jewish Groups Press Liberals to Ban Terrorism Glorification
Major Jewish advocacy groups are pushing the federal government to amend Canadian law to criminalize the glorification of terrorism, as bipartisan attempts to include such language in Bill C-9 were rejected by the parliamentary justice committee.
Liberals Approach Majority with Terrebonne Byelection as Key Test
The federal byelection in Terrebonne could secure a more stable majority for Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals, but reaching 172 seats presents both opportunity and risk.
Trump's Supreme Court Rant Over Tariff Ruling Reveals Unusual Stance
Former President Donald Trump unleashed a lengthy Truth Social tirade against the U.S. Supreme Court over its February tariff decision, with experts saying it reveals his expectation of judicial loyalty and disregard for presidential norms.
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Ecuador President Denies Bombing Targets in Colombia
Ecuador's president firmly rejects claims that his government conducted airstrikes inside Colombia, following military actions against illicit airstrips within Ecuadorian territory.
Edmonton Man Identified as Victim in Highway 2 Shooting
The major crimes unit is investigating the fatal shooting of 22-year-old Birinder Singh on Highway 2 near Leduc. A witness reported a suspicious pickup truck, and a GoFundMe has raised over $25,000 for funeral expenses.
London Man Faces Stricter Bail After Fatal Crash Conviction
A London man convicted in a fatal collision that killed 68-year-old Joan Clubb has had his bail conditions tightened by the court, highlighting ongoing legal proceedings in the case.
Pam Bondi Subpoenaed by Congress on Epstein Files
Attorney General Pam Bondi has been formally subpoenaed to testify before Congress regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case files, as lawmakers intensify their investigation into the handling of the high-profile scandal.
Calgary Mayor Farkas to Shower with CJAY92 Host If Water Use Low
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas has pledged to take a shower with CJAY92 radio host Tyler Middleton if the city's water consumption remains low, as part of a quirky conservation campaign.
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Ottawa Police Hunt Suspects in New 'Taxi Scam' Incident
Ottawa police are investigating a recent 'taxi scam' and urging residents to verify legitimate taxis by checking for proper markings, plates, and ID numbers to avoid fraud.
Child Killer Granted Unescorted Leave From Prison
Darren Scott Ray, serving life for the 1986 rape and murder of a 14-year-old boy, has been granted three 72-hour unescorted absences from prison, prompting police warnings and political calls for parole reform.
Toronto Police Investigate Anti-Semitic Caricatures at Protest
Toronto police are actively investigating the distribution of offensive caricatures targeting Jewish individuals during a demonstration in North York, describing the materials as deeply disturbing.
Teen Charged with Murder in Saskatoon's Second 2026 Homicide
A 17-year-old youth faces multiple charges including second-degree murder following a fatal shooting on March 14 in Saskatoon's 900 block of 22nd Street West.
CBC Defunding Urged Due to Low Viewership and High Costs
The CBC costs taxpayers over $1.4 billion annually, with low ratings and high salaries sparking debate over defunding the state broadcaster.
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Canada Rules Out Offensive Operations Against Iran
Foreign Minister Anita Anand confirms Canada will not join offensive military actions against Iran, prioritizing de-escalation and civilian protection while considering Strait of Hormuz security.
Union Demands Apology from Judge Over Officer Lying Remarks
A police union is calling for a judge to publicly apologize after stating officers lied during a trial related to a fellow officer's death. The three accused officers were cleared by an OPP investigation.
B.C. Auditor: Lytton Wildfire Rebuild Lacked Legal Framework
The B.C. auditor general's report reveals the Lytton wildfire recovery effort proceeded without a clear legal structure, causing delays and confusion in rebuilding the devastated community.
Auditor General Criticizes B.C. on Lytton Wildfire Recovery
A new report from B.C.'s Auditor General examines provincial shortcomings in supporting Lytton's recovery from the devastating 2021 wildfire that destroyed most of the village.
Sudbury Gas Station Robbery: Two Face Firearms, Robbery Charges
Two individuals have been charged with robbery and firearms offenses following a reported gas station robbery in Sudbury, Ontario. Police responded quickly to the incident, leading to the arrests.
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400+ U.S. Healthcare Workers Immigrate to B.C.
British Columbia has welcomed more than 400 healthcare professionals from the United States, addressing staffing shortages. Premier David Eby highlights the strategic immigration efforts.
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