Nairobi Demolition Disaster Leaves Four Dead
A planned demolition of a building in Kenya's capital Nairobi turned deadly on Monday, March 16, 2026, collapsing unexpectedly and killing at least four people, with rescue operations ongoing.
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Sault Police: 122 Non-Emergency 911 Calls in Two Days
Sault police revealed a suspect made 122 calls to 911 over two days, none of which were emergencies, highlighting misuse of emergency services and potential legal consequences.
Mayor Slams Liberals Over Antisemitic Violence Response
Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca condemns officials for prioritizing votes over Canadian values following synagogue shootings, highlighting community shock and resilience.
Carney's Fiscal Oversight Scrutinized Amid PBO Appointment Delays
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces criticism for delaying appointment of Parliamentary Budget Officer, raising transparency concerns about Liberal government's fiscal management and deficit spending.
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Police Release Sketch of Suspect in Playground Incident
Calgary police have released a composite sketch of a man suspected of engaging in an indecent act near a Whitehorn playground in December 2025, seeking public assistance.
Trump Targets Maggie Haberman with Derogatory Nickname in Latest Attack
Former President Donald Trump launched a fresh verbal assault on New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman, dubbing her 'Maggot Hagerman' and threatening legal action as part of his ongoing feud with the newspaper.
Suspicious Fire Investigated at Waterloo Walmart
Authorities are probing a suspicious fire that occurred inside a Walmart store in Waterloo, Ontario, leading to a temporary closure of the Bridgeport Plaza location.
Teen Driver Hits 202 km/h with Passengers in Trunk; Fraud Charges
A 17-year-old driver from Welland was charged after OPP recorded them at 202 km/h on Highway 406, with two passengers found in the trunk. Separately, a Markham man faces fraud charges in an investment scheme.
Hello Kitty Toy Helps Police Arrest Road Rage Suspect
A Hello Kitty plush toy left at a crime scene provided crucial evidence, helping Tucson Police identify and arrest a suspect in a road rage shooting that injured two teenagers.
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Police Seek Dashcam Footage After Fatal QEII Shooting
Edmonton police have no images of the suspect vehicle involved in a fatal shooting on Highway 2 and are appealing to the public for dashcam video to aid their investigation.
High-Risk Offender Wanted by N.S. RCMP Arrested in Manitoba
Patrick Celestine Hyslop, a high-risk offender convicted of raping and murdering a teen boy nearly 40 years ago, has been arrested in Manitoba after being sought by Nova Scotia RCMP.
Calgary Police Seek Man for Playground Incident, Recording Kids
Calgary police have released a composite sketch of a man wanted for indecent acts at a Whitehorn playground, where he allegedly recorded children on his cellphone.
Taber Ice Rink Rebuild Costs Millions, Council Decides
The town of Taber, Alberta, faces a multi-million dollar expense to rebuild its ice rinks after a devastating explosion in December 2025, with council now weighing funding options and community impact.
Paid Hit on Gang Member Detailed in Terrebonne Murder Trial
A Brampton man is on trial for first-degree murder after prosecutors allege he drove to Terrebonne to carry out a $38,000 contract killing of a street gang member in 2023.
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Ottawa Police Arrest Two in String of Car Thefts and Home Invasions
Ottawa police have apprehended two suspects, one male and one female, following a series of violent incidents involving three stolen vehicles and multiple home invasions across the city on March 14.
Ottawa Police Arrest Two in Vehicle Theft and Break-In Spree
Ottawa police have apprehended two individuals linked to a series of vehicle thefts and break-ins across the city, as authorities intensify efforts to combat rising property crimes.
Nova Scotia Health Coalition Concerned Over Alberta Healthcare Model
The Nova Scotia Health Coalition warns that Alberta's recent healthcare reforms could pave the way for a two-tiered system, threatening universal access across Canada.
Break-ins at Four Guelph Homes Under Police Investigation
Guelph Police are investigating a series of break-ins at four residential properties, with no arrests made yet. Authorities urge residents to secure homes and report suspicious activity.
No Charges Three Years After Old Montreal Fire Kills Seven
Investigations continue into the 2023 Old Montreal building fire that claimed seven lives, with no criminal charges laid as of March 2026, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.
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Ontario Advances New Brockville Provincial Jail Construction
The Ontario government is moving forward with plans to build a new provincial jail in Brockville, marking a significant step in modernizing correctional infrastructure in the region.
Iranian Dissident Warned About Suspects Now Charged in Murder
Masood Masjoody, an Iranian dissident in Canada, had publicly accused two individuals of plotting to kill him before his remains were discovered. Those same individuals now face first-degree murder charges in his death.
Alberta Referendum Could Make It America's 51st State
A prediction market shows a 55% chance Alberta schedules a secession referendum by 2027, with Premier Danielle Smith's plans fueling speculation about the province joining the United States.
Afghan Asylum Seeker Dies After ICE Detention in Dallas
Mohammad Nazeer Paktyawal, a father of six who served with U.S. forces in Afghanistan, died less than a day after being detained by ICE agents in Texas, sparking calls for transparency and accountability.
Ontario Man Gets More Unescorted Absences for 1980s Murder
Darren Scott Ray, serving life for the rape and murder of a teen boy nearly 40 years ago, will receive increased unescorted temporary releases from prison in Oshawa, according to Durham police.
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Ottawa Police Seek Witnesses to Hit-and-Run in Carleton Heights
Ottawa police are urgently seeking witnesses and dash cam footage for a serious hit-and-run that injured a pedestrian near Fisher Avenue and Viewmont Drive in early February.
Leamington's Coffee Shop to Set Waterfront Standard
Leamington launches Brew on the 42, a municipally operated coffee shop in a shipping container, as part of a two-year pilot project to revitalize the waterfront plaza and establish a model for future businesses.
Gen Z Canadians More Likely to Support Iranian Regime: Poll
A new Association for Canadian Studies poll finds 20% of Canadians aged 18-24 believe Canada should politically support Iran's current leadership, contrasting sharply with older generations who show virtually zero support.
More Unescorted Absences for 1980s Rape-Murder Convict
Darren Scott Ray, serving life for the 1980s rape and murder of a teen boy, will receive increased unescorted temporary releases from prison, as approved by the parole board.
Susie Wiles Diagnosed with Breast Cancer, Continues White House Role
President Donald Trump announced that his chief of staff, Susie Wiles, has been diagnosed with early stage breast cancer. Wiles will continue working while undergoing treatment, with Trump praising her strength and commitment.
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Balgonie Man Charged in Child Exploitation Probe
A man from Balgonie is facing charges following a child exploitation investigation, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat such crimes in Saskatchewan.
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