Kensington Police Launch 'Coffee with a Cop' Program
The Kensington Police Department introduces a 'Coffee with a Cop' program to enhance community engagement and build stronger relationships with local residents in Prince Edward Island.
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Carney Meets Starmer as Iran War Disrupts Shipping Routes
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer hosted Canadian counterpart Mark Carney at 10 Downing Street, discussing global security and economic impacts as the Iran conflict disrupts key maritime trade lanes.
Trump May Delay China Trip, Denies Hormuz Pressure
President Trump suggests a potential postponement of his upcoming visit to China, while an official clarifies it is not linked to pressuring Iran over Strait of Hormuz disruptions.
TTC Bus Fight Leads to Stabbing in Toronto, Police Investigate
A violent altercation on a Toronto TTC bus escalated into a stabbing near Wilson Ave. and Keele St., leaving one man hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Police have arrested one suspect and are searching for another.
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Trump Demands 7 Nations Send Warships to Strait of Hormuz
Former President Trump has reportedly demanded approximately seven countries deploy warships to ensure the Strait of Hormuz remains open, as tensions escalate in the Middle East.
Edmonton Lawyer Loses Bid to Overturn Sex-Assault Conviction
Jeffrey Peter O'Brien's attempt to overturn his 2023 sexual assault conviction was rejected by a Court of King's Bench justice, who found his claims of incompetent defense counsel unsubstantiated.
Funeral Home Owner Faces 20 Years for Fake Ashes
A former funeral home owner in Colorado could serve up to 20 years in prison after authorities discovered he provided families with counterfeit cremated remains instead of their loved ones' ashes.
False Threat Forces Evacuation at Quebec City Airport
A false security threat led to the evacuation of Quebec City's Jean-Lesage International Airport, causing disruptions and highlighting ongoing safety protocols.
Trump May Delay Xi Summit If China Doesn't Help in Hormuz
President Donald Trump has warned he could postpone his upcoming summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping unless Beijing assists in securing the Strait of Hormuz, as oil supply disruptions from the US-Israel war strain global economic ties.
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Carney meets Starmer as Iran war disrupts shipping
Prime Minister Mark Carney meets UK Labour leader Keir Starmer in London, discussing global security and economic impacts of Middle East conflict on shipping routes and fuel costs.
Toronto's Worst Potholes: Residents Voice Their Complaints
A recent survey reveals the most problematic potholes across Toronto, with residents detailing safety hazards and damage to vehicles. The city's infrastructure challenges come into sharp focus.
Operation Atlantic: Cross-Border Crackdown on White-Collar Cybercrime
Canadian, U.S., and U.K. enforcement agencies unite in Operation Atlantic to combat sophisticated cross-border fraud schemes using blockchain technology, with industry players assisting in real-time disruption and fund recovery efforts.
B.C. Emerges as Conservative Stronghold Amid Liberal Gains
As federal Liberals secure majority through defections, British Columbia becomes focal point for conservative resurgence with NDP facing unprecedented budget deficits and public discontent.
Ford's Build Agenda Meets Canadian Obstructionism
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's ambitious construction plans face significant opposition from courts, municipalities, and critics despite aligning with federal priorities.
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Musqueam Deal in Vancouver: Property Rights and Indigenous Title
The recent Musqueam Agreement in Metro Vancouver sparks debate over private property rights and Indigenous title, with experts clarifying misconceptions and highlighting legal complexities.
Bill 21 Supreme Court Challenge Tests Religious Freedom vs Gender Equality
As Quebec's secularism law heads to the Supreme Court, advocates argue Bill 21 undermines both religious freedom and gender equality by restricting public employees' rights.
Trump Demands Coalition to Police Strait of Hormuz
President Donald Trump demands seven countries send warships to keep the Strait of Hormuz open as oil prices soar during the Iran war, with no commitments yet.
Suspects in B.C. Killing of Iran Critic to Appear in Court
Individuals charged in the homicide of Masood Masjoody, a vocal critic of the Iranian regime, are set for a court appearance in Vancouver, as the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team leads the probe.
Alberta Mother in Qatar Turns to British Embassy for Child's Passport
An Alberta family stranded in Qatar faces hopelessness as war-related delays hinder their exit, prompting a mother to seek urgent help from the British embassy for her child's passport.
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Should Public Servants Evaluate Their Managers? Upward Feedback Debate
A former federal executive examines whether employee feedback should be included in manager performance reviews, discussing the potential benefits and practical challenges of implementing upward feedback systems in the public service.
Trump's Iran War Remark Sparks Disbelief
Former President Donald Trump's comment questioning US presence in the Iran war during a press gaggle has ignited widespread reaction and criticism online.
Trump Attacks Reporter, Avoids Fallen Troops Question
President Donald Trump deflected questions about a fundraising email using a solemn military ceremony photo, instead attacking the ABC News reporter who asked. He claimed ignorance of the email while boasting of his military support.
Ex-Waterloo Mayor Shocked by Sniper at St. Patrick's Party
A former mayor of Waterloo has voiced surprise after learning a sniper was deployed during a local St. Patrick's Day celebration, raising questions about security protocols.
Bolsonaro's Health Improves, Still in ICU with Pneumonia
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's kidney function shows improvement, but he continues intensive care for pneumonia. The ex-leader, serving a 27-year sentence, faces ongoing health challenges.
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WADA May Ban US Officials from Olympics Over Funding Dispute
The World Anti-Doping Agency is proposing rules to exclude US government officials, including President Trump, from major sporting events due to unpaid dues, potentially affecting the 2028 LA Olympics and upcoming World Cup.
Pope Leo XIV Demands Ceasefire in Middle East, Addresses Iran War
Pope Leo XIV made his most forceful comments to date, calling for an immediate ceasefire in the Middle East and directly addressing leaders behind the Iran war, while expressing deep concern for civilian casualties.
North York Stabbing Leaves One in Life-Threatening Condition
A violent altercation in North York escalated into a stabbing, resulting in one individual being rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries. Toronto Police are investigating the incident.
BC RCMP Identifies Homicide Victim Gurkirat Manocha
Police in Northern British Columbia have publicly identified the victim of a homicide as 25-year-old Gurkirat Manocha, releasing an image to aid the investigation.
Waterloo Mayor Shocked by Sniper at St. Patrick's Day Party
Waterloo Mayor Dorothy McCabe expressed shock after learning a police sniper was deployed during an unsanctioned St. Patrick's Day street party near university campuses.
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Ottawa Kitchen Fire in South End Causes No Injuries
A kitchen fire broke out in Ottawa's south end on March 15, 2026, with Ottawa Fire Services responding quickly. No injuries were reported, but an investigation is ongoing to determine the cause.
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