Winnipeg Police Seize $108K in Drug Probe Items
Winnipeg police have confiscated approximately $108,000 worth of items as part of an ongoing drug investigation, highlighting efforts to combat illegal substances in the city.
Category : Politics
Ex-Canadian General: U.S. Underestimates Iran's Military Means
A retired Canadian general asserts the United States has significantly underestimated Iran's capacity to wage war, highlighting strategic miscalculations amid ongoing tensions.
Iran's Cheap Weapons Strategy in Economic War with U.S., Israel
Iran is leveraging low-cost military technology to counter U.S. and Israeli forces, highlighting a shift toward economic warfare tactics in global conflicts.
Bolsonaro's Kidney Function Improves, Still in Intensive Care
Brazil's ex-President Jair Bolsonaro, temporarily released from house arrest for medical care, sees enhanced kidney function but continues to require intensive care monitoring in hospital.
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Pakistan Strikes Militant Hideouts in Afghanistan's Kandahar
Pakistan's military has launched targeted strikes against militant hideouts in Afghanistan's Kandahar province, marking a significant escalation in cross-border operations as regional instability persists.
Attempted Stabbing Stopped in Windsor's Ford City
A potential violent attack was prevented in Ford City, Windsor, as authorities intervened to stop an attempted stabbing. Details on the incident and community response are emerging.
Charges Filed After Toronto Al-Quds Day Rally Incidents
Two men face charges after incidents at Toronto's Al-Quds Day demonstration, which proceeded after a judge dismissed the Ontario government's request to halt the rally.
Driver Fled with Woman, Toddler After South Simcoe Police Chase
South Simcoe Police are searching for a driver who fled a pursuit, possibly carrying a woman and toddler. The suspect vehicle was later recovered in Vaughan, with no injuries reported.
U.S. Military Crash Crew: Alabama Father, Ohio Members
A fatal U.S. military crash involved a crew including a recently deployed father from Alabama and several members from Ohio, highlighting the human toll of service.
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Taiwan Reports Large Chinese Military Aircraft Presence
After weeks of relative calm, Taiwan's defense ministry has reported a significant increase in Chinese military aircraft activity near the island, marking a notable escalation in regional tensions.
Israeli Forces Kill Palestinian Family in West Bank
Israeli forces shot and killed a Palestinian family of four in the West Bank, with two children injured. The military says the incident is under review amid ongoing violence in the region.
Orbán and Magyar Hold Rival Rallies Before Hungary Election
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and opposition challenger Péter Magyar led competing rallies in Budapest, showcasing political strength as the April election approaches.
Toronto Yacht Club Spared Closure After Tense Debate
Toronto's only river yacht club receives temporary reprieve after city committee hearing marked by frustration over staff transparency and environmental concerns.
Halifax Mayor Pushes New Arena Plan Amid Forum Debate
The future of the 99-year-old Halifax Forum is under intense scrutiny as Mayor Mike Savage advocates for a modern replacement arena, igniting a passionate community debate over preservation versus progress.
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Swedish Court Detains Russian Tanker Captain After Boarding
A Swedish court has ordered the detention of the Russian captain of the tanker Sea Owl I, which was boarded by authorities off Sweden's coast. The incident highlights ongoing maritime security tensions in the region.
30 Women and Girls Violently Killed in Canada in 2026
A femicide observatory has documented 30 violent deaths of women and girls across Canada so far in 2026, highlighting ongoing gender-based violence concerns.
Alberta Independence Petition Nears End, Experts Weigh In
With six weeks remaining in Alberta's independence petition drive, political analysts and constitutional experts outline the complex legal and economic ramifications if voters back separation from Canada.
Gulf States Intercept Missiles Amid Iran War Threats
Gulf Arab nations have intercepted new missile and drone attacks while Iran threatens to widen the ongoing Middle East conflict, raising global security concerns.
Minister Defends 'Aggressive' Stance on Iranian Regime in Canada
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree insists the federal government is taking an aggressive approach to countering the Iranian regime's activities in Canada, despite limited deportations.
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Military Spouses' Reality: Headlines Hit Home
A former TV anchor turned Navy spouse shares how global crises feel personal for military families, offering advice on meaningful support and avoiding common pitfalls.
Trump's Iran War Sparks Political Turmoil Ahead of Midterms
President Trump confronts declining poll numbers and Democratic opposition over the Iran conflict, with economic fallout and sanctions easing benefiting Russia.
First Nations Treaty Rights Challenge Alberta Separation
As Alberta considers potential independence, Indigenous leaders assert treaty rights with the federal Crown, creating legal and political obstacles that could derail any separation process.
Two Dead in Centretown Apartment Fire on Somerset Street
A devastating fire at a Centretown apartment building on Somerset Street West has resulted in two fatalities, with emergency services responding to the scene on March 14, 2026.
Alberta Independence Petition Drive Enters Final Stretch
With six weeks remaining in Alberta's independence petition drive, political and economic experts outline the potential consequences if voters back separation from Canada, analyzing legal, financial, and social implications.
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Gulf States Face New Missile Attacks as Iran War Escalates
Gulf Arab states report new missile and drone attacks amid Iran's widening campaign against the U.S. and Israel, causing civilian casualties, mass displacement, and global economic disruption.
Zelenskyy Awaits U.S., Russia to Set Ukraine Talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy states that Ukraine is ready for negotiations but is waiting for the U.S. and Russia to agree on timing, amid ongoing conflict.
Carney, Nordic Leaders Pledge Deeper Economic Ties
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Nordic leaders commit to enhancing cooperation to counter global economic coercion, emphasizing Canada's role as a reliable energy exporter.
Poilievre to Announce Auto Plan Following Michigan Meetings
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is set to reveal a comprehensive automotive strategy after concluding key discussions with industry stakeholders in Michigan, aiming to bolster Canada's manufacturing sector.
Driver Flees After Crashing into Pole on Bathurst Street
Toronto police are searching for a driver who fled the scene after crashing into a pole on Bathurst Street early Sunday morning, with no injuries reported.
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Wetaskiwin Man, 87, Fights Extradition to Scotland on Abuse Claims
A retired teacher in Wetaskiwin faces extradition approval for alleged physical and sexual abuse of 17 students at Scottish boarding schools in the 1960s-70s, while maintaining his innocence and challenging the decision.
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