Highway 2 Shooting: One Dead, RCMP Seeks Witnesses
A fatal shooting occurred on Highway 2 in Edmonton, leaving one person dead. RCMP are investigating and urging witnesses to come forward with any information.
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No Charges for OPP Officers After Anti-Riot Weapon Use
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit cleared two OPP officers who fired anti-riot weapons at a hatchet-wielding suspect during a November standoff near Cornwall. The 38-year-old man was apprehended under the Mental Health Act without injury.
Man Charged with Arson After Vehicle Fire Delays Nanaimo Ferry
A man faces arson charges in Nanaimo after a vehicle fire caused significant delays for a passenger ferry, according to police investigations into the incident.
Edmonton Police Chief's Israel Trip Sparks Debate
A criminologist analyzes public reactions to the Edmonton police chief's trip to Israel, highlighting the gap between intention and impact in community relations.
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Two Dead After Shooting in St. John's, Winnipeg
A major crime unit is investigating a fatal shooting in St. John's that left two people dead, with Winnipeg Police Service leading the probe into the altercation.
Trump Shares Graphic Celebrating Media Impact Amid Iran War
Former President Donald Trump used his Truth Social platform to share a graphic celebrating his impact on American media, while continuing to rail against press coverage of the escalating Iran conflict.
Toronto Police Probe Homicide and Assault Cases in Multiple Districts
Toronto Police are investigating a suspicious death in North York, a stabbing in Scarborough, and an assault in East York, with one victim identified as the city's fourth homicide of 2026.
McPherson Optimistic About NDP Rebuild Despite Floor-Crossing
Federal NDP leadership candidate Heather McPherson met with supporters in Edmonton, expressing confidence in rebuilding the party despite recent defections and a shrinking caucus.
Toronto Man Wanted for Assault in Restaurant: Police
Toronto police are searching for an 18-year-old man, Nour Eddin Nouman, wanted on charges including assault and criminal harassment after an incident at a local restaurant.
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Major Crime Unit Probes Deadly Altercation Near Fort St. John
The RCMP's major crime unit has been called to investigate a deadly altercation near Fort St. John, British Columbia, following an incident that resulted in a fatality.
RCMP Search for Missing 20-Year-Old in Winnipeg-Selkirk
Manitoba RCMP are urgently searching for Luka Gjorgievka, a 20-year-old man reported missing in the Winnipeg-Selkirk area, releasing a photo to aid the public.
Calgary Boil Water Advisory Disrupts Southwest Neighborhoods
A boil water advisory in southwest Calgary has forced businesses like Pie Junkie to adapt, impacting operations on busy Pi Day and highlighting broader water safety concerns.
Israel Reports Critical Shortage in Missile Interceptors to U.S.
Israel has informed the United States of a critically low supply of ballistic missile interceptors as tensions with Iran persist, according to a report citing U.S. officials.
Janitor Accused of Hidden Camera in Workplace Washroom
A 45-year-old Toronto man faces 85 voyeurism charges after allegedly using a hidden camera in a Whitby workplace washroom to record women for nearly four years, with police seeking potential victims.
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Conservatives Push for Self-Defence Law Reform in Canada
Conservative MP Sandra Cobena introduces a bill to clarify self-defence rules, arguing Section 34 of the Criminal Code unfairly burdens victims during home invasions and needs urgent updating.
Ottawa Supervised Consumption Sites Face Provincial Funding Cuts
Organizations in Ottawa report provincial funding cuts for supervised consumption sites, raising concerns about public health and addiction services in the community.
Ontario Woman Dies Suddenly on Dominican Vacation
A 24-year-old Northern Ontario woman, Brook Morneau, passed away unexpectedly while vacationing in the Dominican Republic, leaving her family and fiancé in mourning as they await the return of her remains.
Michigan Synagogue Bolstered Security Before Attack
A Detroit synagogue had been actively strengthening its security measures prior to an attempted attack involving a vehicle and explosives, highlighting ongoing concerns about religious site safety.
Judge Dismisses Ontario Bid to Stop Toronto Al-Quds Rally
An Ontario judge has rejected the provincial government's injunction request, allowing the Al-Quds Day rally to proceed as scheduled in downtown Toronto this Saturday afternoon.
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ByWard Market Plan Adds Daycares, 24/7 Washrooms
Ottawa's $200-million ByWard Market revitalization plan now includes new child-care spaces and 24/7 public bathrooms, enhancing community amenities and accessibility.
Montreal Protests Over Iran War as Conflict Enters Third Week
Opposing groups for and against the war in Iran held a protest near the Israeli consulate in Montreal, highlighting global tensions as the conflict continues.
NYPD Solves 1970s Cold Cases with DNA Breakthrough
New York authorities have closed two decades-old murder mysteries, identifying victims and perpetrators through advanced genetic genealogy, bringing closure to families after 50 years.
PM's Office Mum on Don Cherry Order of Canada Petition
The Prime Minister's office has declined to comment on a Conservative-led petition advocating for hockey commentator Don Cherry to receive the Order of Canada, amid ongoing political debates.
Calgary Water Use Declines for Fifth Straight Day
Calgary residents have successfully lowered water usage for five consecutive days, marking a positive trend in conservation efforts amid ongoing environmental concerns.
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Defense Secretary's 'No Quarter' Vow Sparks Legal Controversy
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's declaration of 'no quarter' in the Iran war prompted Senator Mark Kelly to warn it constitutes an illegal order under international law, escalating tensions over military conduct.
Ex-Councillor Denies Conflict in Toronto Government Roles
Joe Mihevc, former Toronto councillor, defends his simultaneous roles as city consultant, TTC vice-chair, and lobbyist, insisting he follows all rules despite criticism.
Ottawa OPP Seeks Driver in Highway 417 Collision
Ottawa OPP is searching for a driver involved in a collision on Highway 417. The incident involved a silver Honda Odyssey, with authorities urging public assistance.
Milton Man Charged After Kitchener Assault and Indecent Act
A man from Milton has been charged by police after an alleged assault and indecent act in Kitchener, with authorities investigating the incident that occurred in the city.
Suspect Arrested After Man Stabbed in Chest in Windsor
A suspect has been arrested in Windsor after a man was stabbed in the chest early Saturday morning. Police are investigating the violent incident that occurred in the city.
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Man Hospitalized After Friday Night Stabbing in Victoria Park
A man is in stable condition after being attacked by three individuals in Victoria Park on Friday evening. Calgary Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.
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