Ex-Boy Scouts Leader Charged in Historical Sexual Assaults
A 63-year-old former Boy Scouts volunteer from Toronto faces sexual assault charges dating back to the 1970s, as police investigate historical allegations.
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Second Arrest in Northern Alberta Death Case
Police have made a second arrest in connection with a death in northern Alberta, as the investigation continues to unfold with new developments.
Calgary Man Seeks Bail in Drug Cartel Extradition Case
Allistair Chapman, linked to a drug cartel allegedly run by Olympian Ryan Wedding, will renew his bail bid ahead of an extradition hearing to California on murder conspiracy charges.
Edmonton Councillor Criticizes Police Over Israel Trip
Edmonton city councillor Erin Rutherford has publicly called out the police chief and commission chair for a trip to Israel, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in local law enforcement leadership.
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Kitchener's 'Cool' Method for Ice Rinks: A Sustainable Approach
The City of Kitchener is considering a novel 'cool' technique to build ice rinks, aiming to enhance sustainability and reduce environmental impact. This initiative could revolutionize winter recreation in the region.
Carney Silent on Iranian Missile Strike Against Canadian Troops
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces criticism for remaining silent for nearly two weeks after Iran fired missiles at a base housing Canadian Armed Forces personnel in Kuwait.
Pro-Independence Café Opens in Montreal for Quebec Dialogue
A new café in Montreal's Plaza Saint-Hubert invites patrons to discuss Quebec's potential independence, creating a unique community space for political conversation.
Teens Arrested After Synagogue Explosion in Rotterdam
Dutch police have arrested four young men suspected of causing an explosion and fire at a Rotterdam synagogue. Justice Minister David van Weel condemned the attack, vowing zero tolerance for antisemitism and violence.
Motorcyclist Charged in Fatal Wilmot Pedestrian Crash
A motorcyclist has been charged following a fatal collision with a pedestrian in Wilmot on October 26, 2025, resulting in the pedestrian's death. Police continue to investigate the incident.
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Waterloo Man Charged in Child Exploitation Investigation
A Waterloo man has been formally charged with luring following an extensive child exploitation investigation by local authorities, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat such crimes in the region.
Trump's Stair Remarks Reveal Ableism in Politics, Experts Warn
At a Kentucky rally, Donald Trump mocked opponents' physical abilities, drawing criticism from disability advocates who say such rhetoric perpetuates harmful stereotypes and distracts from policy impacts on vulnerable communities.
Toronto Police Seek Suspect in Parkdale Sexual Assault
Toronto Police are asking for public assistance to identify a suspect in a sexual assault in Parkdale. Meanwhile, a sixth arrest has been made in a Grimsby shooting, and a Hamilton man faces firearm charges after a gun was spotted in a restaurant.
Edmonton May Charge for Snow Dumping, Improve Traffic Flow
Edmonton officials propose charging municipalities and businesses for snow dumping, currently free, and explore automated parking enforcement and proactive traffic signals to enhance winter operations.
Calgary Man Charged for Violating Stay-Out Order in Brooks
A Calgary man has been charged after failing to comply with a court-ordered stay-out directive in Brooks, Alberta. The incident highlights ongoing enforcement of legal restrictions in the region.
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Toronto Councillor Proposes City-Run Grocery Stores
Toronto City Councillor Anthony Perruzza is advocating for municipal non-profit grocery stores to address soaring food prices, drawing inspiration from New York City initiatives while emphasizing practical affordability over ideology.
Uncertainty Over Mandate of Canada's New Security Adviser
Questions persist regarding the precise duties and scope of authority for the incoming national security and intelligence adviser, amid ongoing national security discussions and foreign interference concerns.
Alberta Town Considers Bylaw to Limit Flags and Crosswalk Designs
Didsbury town council will vote on March 24 on a proposed neutrality bylaw that would restrict flags on municipal property to official government flags and standardize crosswalk designs, sparking debate among residents.
Edmonton Police Accused of Obstruction in Manslaughter Sentencing
A judge has condemned Edmonton police for a 'veiled threat' that may constitute obstruction of justice during the sentencing of Ashley Rattlesnake for the manslaughter of eight-year-old Nina Napope Dumais.
WADA May Bar Trump from LA Olympics Over Unpaid Fees
The World Anti-Doping Agency is reportedly weighing a ban on former President Donald Trump and other U.S. officials from the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics and potentially the 2026 World Cup due to outstanding financial contributions.
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Charges Dropped in Fatal High School Prank Case After Family Request
A Georgia prosecutor has dismissed vehicular homicide charges against an 18-year-old driver involved in a prank that killed a beloved teacher, following the victim's family's request for leniency.
Ford Seeks Injunction to Stop Al-Quds Day Rally in Toronto
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has directed the Attorney General to pursue a court injunction against the planned Al-Quds Day rally in Toronto, citing concerns over hate and violence following recent synagogue shootings.
Police Lawyers Quiz Expert at Myles Gray Inquest Hearing
Lawyers representing Vancouver police officers cross-examined a use-of-force expert on de-escalation tactics during a public hearing into the 2015 death of Myles Gray. The hearing examines the confrontation that led to Gray's fatal injuries.
Vehicular Homicide Charge Dropped in Teen's Prank Death
A prosecutor has dropped the vehicular homicide charge against a teenager involved in a fatal prank that led to a teacher's death. The case has sparked community grief and legal scrutiny.
Man Jailed for 90-Minute Road Rampage in B.C. City
A man has been sentenced to jail for a 90-minute road rampage that caused widespread fear and disruption in a British Columbia city, with authorities describing the incident as an act of terror.
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Ontario Man's Murder Trial Dates Set for Roommate Death
Sonny Stephens, 48, faces murder charges after his roommate's death in July 2024, with trial dates now officially recorded in Ontario court proceedings.
Police Search for Suspect in Parkdale Sexual Assault
Toronto police are actively searching for a male suspect following an alleged sexual assault on a pedestrian in the Parkdale neighborhood on March 12, 2026.
Student Indicted Over Pregnancy Loss in Kentucky Case
A University of Kentucky student faces manslaughter charges after a pregnancy loss, highlighting the criminalization of miscarriage and stillbirth cases across the United States.
Treaty 6 Chiefs Raise Separatism Concerns with King Charles
First Nations leaders from Treaty 6 met with King Charles III at Buckingham Palace, expressing concerns about Alberta separatism threats to treaty rights ahead of the 150th anniversary commemoration.
U.S. Cuts Citizenship Renunciation Fee by 80%
The State Department reduces the fee for Americans to formally renounce citizenship from $2,350 to $450 after years of legal challenges from expatriate groups.
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Defense Begins in Cold-Case Manslaughter Trial of Serge Audette
Serge Audette, 72, has started his defense against manslaughter charges for the 1996 disappearance of Patricia Ferguson, with testimony challenging prosecution witnesses.
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