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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Manslaughter Charges Laid in Winnipeg Shooting Death
Winnipeg police have laid manslaughter charges in connection with a fatal shooting on Selkirk Avenue earlier this month, marking a significant development in the ongoing investigation.
Ford Seeks Injunction to Stop Al-Quds Day Protest in Toronto
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has directed the Attorney General to pursue an emergency court injunction to prevent a planned Al-Quds Day demonstration outside the U.S. consulate in Toronto, citing concerns over antisemitism and public safety.
Canada Rejects Iraqi Claim on ISIL Detainees from Syria
The Canadian government has officially refuted assertions from Iraq that Ottawa will take in detainees from the Islamic State era held in Syrian camps, clarifying its stance on international security matters.
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Runaway Fire Hose Snags London Crew from Moving Engine
A viral video captures a dramatic incident where a loose hose detached from a London, Ontario fire engine, dragging dangerously behind the vehicle during an emergency response in March 2026.
Ex-NY Trooper Convicted of Manslaughter in Girl's Death
Former New York state trooper Christopher Baldner was found guilty of manslaughter for ramming an SUV during a chase, killing 11-year-old Monica Goods, in a retrial verdict.
Boyle Street Loses Housing Funding as Province Shifts Money
Boyle Street Community Services loses provincial funding for its Intensive Case Management Team housing program, with Alberta redirecting resources to other providers citing performance concerns.
Drunk Driver Pleads Guilty in Fatal Calgary Crash
Kane Anignostis Burrows admitted guilt for a fatal crash on Glenmore Trail while drunk and under a driving suspension, revealing reckless behavior and threats to responders.
Ottawa Police Search for Missing Man, 42, Last Seen March 7
Ottawa police are urgently requesting public assistance to locate Jean-Alex Leconte, 42, who was last seen on March 7 in the Orléans area. Authorities have provided a detailed description and possible locations.
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High-Risk Offender Wanted in Halifax: RCMP Alert
The Nova Scotia RCMP has issued a public alert for Patrick Celestine Hyslop, a high-risk offender wanted on an arrest warrant who may be in the Halifax area. Authorities urge caution and provide contact information.
New Tecumseth Fire Investigated as Arson
A structure fire in New Tecumseth is now under investigation as arson, with authorities seeking a person in a striped coat. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in the region.
Quebec Conservatives Oppose Don Cherry's Order of Canada
Some Quebec Conservatives argue that Don Cherry should not receive the Order of Canada, citing his controversial past statements and divisive public image.
Nanaimo Pellet Gun Attacks Injure One, Target Crowds
A series of drive-by pellet gun attacks in Nanaimo, British Columbia, has left one person injured after shooters targeted crowds in the city. The RCMP is investigating the incidents, which occurred on March 13, 2026, raising public safety concerns.
White House Official Praises Liberal Media in Troll Move
White House communications director Steven Cheung thanked MS NOW for airing Trump administration war promotion videos, claiming they boost polling numbers despite widespread criticism.
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Canada Kept Secret Iranian Missile Strike on Base
The Liberal government failed to disclose for 10 days that Iran attacked a Canadian air base in Kuwait, raising serious questions about transparency and national defense.
Province Inspects Calgary's Water Woes After Pipe Ruptures
Alberta's government has initiated a rare municipal inspection into Calgary's water management following repeated failures of the Bearspaw South feeder main, which caused widespread water restrictions.
Poilievre Promotes Tariff-Free Auto Sector in U.S. Visit
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre advocates for a tariff-free auto industry during his inaugural U.S. trip as party leader, emphasizing economic collaboration and job growth.
London Police ID Deceased as Missing Person in South End
London police have identified a person found dead in a south end home as Jamie Roque, a previously missing individual from London, Ontario. The discovery marks a tragic end to the missing persons case.
Teen Charged After Loaded Gun Found in Hamilton Restaurant
Hamilton police have charged a 19-year-old after seizing a loaded Glock-style handgun with an extended magazine from a local restaurant. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about public safety and illegal firearms in urban areas.
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The Case for Compensating Blood and Plasma Donors in Canada
A recent tragedy in Manitoba sparks debate over paid plasma donations, private clinics, and ethical dilemmas in Canada's healthcare system. Should donors be compensated?
Carney's Leadership Style: A Stark Contrast to Trudeau
As Prime Minister Mark Carney marks his first year in office, his reserved personality and strict professional standards reveal a leader who differs significantly from his predecessor Justin Trudeau.
Trump Endorses Eugenics Theory in Radio Interview
Former President Donald Trump suggested some people are 'bad' due to genetic flaws during a Fox News call-in, reviving long-disproven eugenics pseudoscience with historical Nazi parallels.
Terrorism Convict Released Early, Then Commits University Shooting
A man convicted of supporting ISIS was released early from federal prison after completing a drug treatment program, then opened fire at Old Dominion University, killing one and injuring two before being killed by ROTC students.
Crane Operators Praised for Parliament Hill Rescue Operation
Crane operators at Parliament Hill's Centre Block construction site played a crucial role in rescuing an injured worker using specialized equipment and expertise during a complex emergency situation.
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B.C. Woman Jailed in South Korea: Family Says Romance Scam Victim
The family of a Canadian woman imprisoned in South Korea asserts she was exploited in a romance scam, highlighting international legal and victim support challenges.
Edmonton Council Weighs Ward Budget Increases
Edmonton City Council has directed administration to prepare a proposal for increased councillor office budgets, with details kept private under provincial law. The city currently spends the least per ward among major Canadian cities.
Rule of Law Threatened by Unchecked Antisemitic Protests in Canada
Antisemitic Al-Quds Day protests proceed in Canadian cities despite synagogue attacks, raising concerns about mob rule and police inaction costing taxpayers millions.
Carney's Spending Plan Raises Taxpayer Alarm Over Debt
Prime Minister Mark Carney's latest budget reveals a $506 billion spending plan, increasing costs by $18 billion from last year. Critics warn of soaring debt interest and bureaucratic expansion, questioning fiscal management.
Regina Gang Initiation Involved Drive-by Shootings
A witness testified that witnessing a fatal shooting was her gang initiation, implicating Dillon Ricky Whitehawk in two 2019 murders in Regina's North Central neighborhood.
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Allies Criticize U.S. Easing of Russian Oil Sanctions
Leaders from Canada, Germany, and Norway express concern over the U.S. decision to temporarily lift Russian oil sanctions, fearing it could help fund Putin's war in Ukraine amid energy price pressures.
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