Congo-Brazzaville Votes, President Set to Extend Rule
Voters in Congo-Brazzaville head to the polls with President Denis Sassou Nguesso expected to secure another term, extending his rule amid regional political dynamics.
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Hormuz Strait War Frontline: Tanker Attacks Escalate
At least 10 oil tankers have been attacked in the Strait of Hormuz since conflict began, disrupting 20% of global crude shipments and creating economic turmoil as Iran targets maritime traffic.
Israeli Strikes Kill 12 in Gaza, Including Children and Pregnant Woman
Hospital officials in Gaza report that Israeli airstrikes have resulted in the deaths of twelve individuals, including two children and a pregnant woman, amid ongoing regional tensions.
Brampton Man Accused of Fraud Against South Asian Community
Peel Regional Police have charged a Brampton man with fraud after allegations he targeted South Asian community members with temporary immigration status, exploiting their vulnerable situations.
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Fatal Shooting in Surrey's Whalley Neighborhood Under Investigation
A man was fatally shot overnight in Surrey's Whalley neighborhood, leading to an arrest and the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team taking over the case.
Two Brothers Investigated in France for Antisemitic Attack Plan
French authorities have placed two brothers under formal investigation for allegedly planning an antisemitic attack, highlighting ongoing security concerns in Europe.
Industrial Carbon Tax's Hidden Impact on Food Prices
As Canada's industrial carbon tax rises to $110 per tonne, experts warn of amplified costs in the food supply chain, disproportionately affecting consumers and regional logistics.
Canada, Nordic Countries Boost Defense Production Against Russia
Canada and Nordic countries have committed to accelerating defense production and strengthening security cooperation to address Russian threats in the Arctic while managing U.S. interests in Greenland.
Guelph Man Charged After Bar Fight Leaves Victim Seriously Hurt
A Guelph man faces charges after a bar altercation resulted in serious injuries to another individual, with police investigating the incident that occurred in the city.
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Ontario Calls for Federal Legalization of Pepper Spray
The Ontario government is advocating for federal changes to legalize pepper spray for personal protection, citing rising safety concerns and the need for accessible self-defense tools.
Ottawa OPP Charges 7 Drivers for Not Stopping for Emergency Vehicles
Ontario Provincial Police in Ottawa have charged seven drivers, including one in a white Honda Civic, for failing to stop for emergency vehicles and tow trucks, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
Montreal Man Arrested for Sexual Assaults, Police Seek Victims
Montreal police have arrested Abdallah Almir, 22, for alleged sexual assaults on two women in late 2024 and early 2025, with authorities urging other potential victims to come forward.
OPP Fines Seven Drivers for Not Moving Over on Queensway
Provincial police in Ottawa charged seven drivers on the Queensway for failing to move over for emergency vehicles, with penalties including a $490 fine and three demerit points.
Quebec Police Watchdog Probes Fatal Teen Shooting in Longueuil
The Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes is investigating after a 15-year-old boy was shot and killed by Longueuil police officers during an intervention near Quebec City.
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Netanyahu Video Counters Iran Death Rumors
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a video addressing false rumors of his death, reportedly spread by Iran, amid ongoing regional tensions and international news coverage.
Man Shot, Killed at Surrey Home: Police Investigation Underway
A man was fatally shot at a residence in Surrey, according to police. Authorities are actively investigating the homicide, which marks a violent incident in the community.
Trump: Iran Wants Deal, U.S. Holds Out for Better Terms
President Trump states Iran is ready to negotiate an end to the war, but the U.S. seeks improved terms. The conflict disrupts Strait of Hormuz shipping and spikes global oil prices to $100 per barrel.
Two Arrested at Toronto Al-Quds Rally; Firearms Charges Filed
Two Toronto men face charges after incidents at an Al-Quds Day rally, with police treating them as suspected hate-motivated offences. In a separate case, a 29-year-old man is charged with multiple firearms-related crimes following a police investigation.
Trump's Warship Call for Hormuz Gets No Promises
Former President Trump urged nations to deploy warships to protect the Strait of Hormuz, but no countries have pledged support, highlighting tensions in the region.
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Quebec Health Minister to Monitor Doctors' Pressure Tactics
Health Minister Sonia Bélanger announces she will closely monitor new pressure tactics from the specialist doctors federation, amid ongoing healthcare negotiations in Quebec.
Middle East Conflict Escalates: UAE, Israel, Iran Updates
The Middle East crisis intensifies as UAE reports intercepting Iranian missiles and drones, while Israel launches strikes in Iran and Lebanon. Iran clarifies Strait of Hormuz status amid global concerns.
London Al-Quds Day: Banned March Draws Hundreds, Counter-Protest
Hundreds gathered in London for a stationary pro-Palestinian protest and counter-demonstration on Al-Quds Day, with police making three arrests. The march was banned by authorities citing concerns over public disorder.
Pope Criticizes Using God to Justify War
Pope Leo XIV, during his Sunday Angelus address, strongly denounced those who use religion as a pretext for armed conflict, urging peace and dialogue instead.
Windsor Woman Targeted by Arson Before Murder, OPP Video Shows
Surveillance footage released by Essex County OPP shows an arsonist setting fire to Nancy Grewal's porch months prior to her murder, highlighting a disturbing prelude to the crime.
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Toronto Man Charged After Armed Hotel Robbery in Mississauga
A Toronto man faces charges after an armed robbery at a Mississauga hotel, with Peel Regional Police investigating the incident that occurred on March 15, 2026.
Manitoulin Drug Bust: Cocaine, Cash Seized, Five Charged
A significant drug investigation in Northern Ontario has led to the seizure of cocaine, cash, and a replica firearm, with five individuals now facing criminal charges.
Mother Describes Finding Daughter's Remains in Walmart Oven
The family of Gursimran Kaur, 19, remains unsatisfied with the lack of answers about her death in a Halifax Walmart oven 18 months ago, as her mother shares harrowing details of the discovery.
Waterloo Police Probe Noxious Substance Incident at Residence
Waterloo Regional Police Service is investigating a noxious substance incident at a residence in Waterloo. Authorities responded to the scene, and details remain under investigation as community safety is assessed.
Republicans Avoid Calling Iran Conflict a War
Jonah Goldberg critiques Republican lawmakers for refusing to label U.S. military actions against Iran as a war, despite extensive combat operations and presidential declarations.
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Family Displaced After Fire Destroys Northern Ontario Home
A family of four has been displaced after a house fire destroyed their home in Alban, northern Ontario. The incident highlights fire safety concerns in rural communities.
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