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.
Category : Politics
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.
Hegseth's 'No Quarter' Threat Raises War Crime Alarm
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's declaration of 'no quarter' for Iranians in Trump's war draws condemnation as a potential Geneva Convention violation, with legal experts and lawmakers warning of grave consequences.
Bail Hearing for Chesham Place Weapons Suspect
Fei Han appears in court as one of four suspects charged in the Chesham Place weapons and explosives case. All accused remain in custody following the investigation.
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32 Charges Filed After 27 Animals Seized in Centre Burlington, N.S.
Three people are facing a total of 32 charges following the seizure of 27 animals in Centre Burlington, Nova Scotia. The Nova Scotia SPCA led the investigation, highlighting ongoing animal welfare concerns in the region.
Eastern Congo Drone Strikes Threaten Regional Peace Efforts
Recent drone attacks and violent clashes in the Democratic Republic of Congo's eastern region are undermining ongoing peace initiatives, with UN peacekeepers responding to escalating tensions.
Royal Regina Rifles Ceremony for New Honorary Lieutenant Colonel
The Royal Regina Rifles held a ceremony to appoint Monique Goffinet as honorary Lieutenant Colonel, with Lt.-Col. Kevin Barry presenting a sword in a formal military tradition.
Former Boy Scout Leader Charged with Historical Sexual Assaults
A 73-year-old Georgina man, Aubrey Wayne Stentiford, has been charged with historical sexual assaults involving children from the 1970s while he was a Boy Scout leader in Newmarket. Police are concerned about additional victims and urge anyone with inform
Judge Dismisses Subpoenas Against Fed Chair Powell
A federal judge has dismissed subpoenas targeting Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, ruling them as 'mere pretexts' in a criminal investigation, citing lack of evidence for any crime beyond political displeasure.
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Windsor Police Hunt Two Suspects After Vehicle Theft
Windsor police are searching for two suspects involved in a vehicle theft and attempted break-in, while a third suspect has been arrested and charged with multiple offences.
Trucker Caught Smuggling Opium Bricks at B.C. Border
A truck driver was apprehended at the Pacific Highway Border Crossing in British Columbia for attempting to smuggle bricks of opium from the United States, highlighting ongoing cross-border drug enforcement efforts.
Lethbridge MLA Recall Petition Ends Without Signature Drive
A recall petition against Lethbridge-East MLA Nathan Neudorf concluded without a clear signature collection effort, with critics alleging the campaign was orchestrated to block legitimate recall attempts.
Calgary Man's Lawyers Seek Bail Review in Ryan Wedding Case
Lawyers for a Calgary man involved in the Ryan Wedding case plan to request a review of the bail denial, highlighting ongoing legal proceedings in the Calgary Courts Centre.
Delta Business Targeted in Early Morning Shooting, Extortion Probe
Delta police are investigating an early morning shooting at a business on Vantage Place, with no injuries reported. Security footage shows suspects in a white sedan firing multiple shots before fleeing.
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Don Cherry Order of Canada Nomination Sparks Political Backlash
The nomination of controversial hockey commentator Don Cherry for the Order of Canada by Conservative MPs has ignited fierce political backlash, with Bloc Québécois leaders calling it an insult to Quebecers and highlighting divisions within the Conservati
Two Charged in $65K Gold Theft, Third Suspect Sought
Two suspects face charges after a $65,000 gold theft during a private exchange in Markham, with police searching for a third individual involved in the incident.
Judge Denies Media Limits in Charlie Kirk Murder Case
A Utah judge has rejected attempts to limit media access in the high-profile case of Tyler Robinson, accused of fatally shooting conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
Kinew Proposes Survey on Changing Clocks in Manitoba
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announces plans to survey residents on ending seasonal clock changes, citing health and economic concerns. The move follows growing national debate over daylight saving time.
California Livestream Murder Suspect in Custody
Authorities have apprehended the suspected killer of a California woman who livestreamed her sister's deceased body, marking a breakthrough in the disturbing case.
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Witnesses Sought in Fatal Highway 3 Crash in Ontario
A law firm is calling for information from witnesses regarding a fatal crash on Highway 3 near Leamington, Ontario, on March 9, 2026, as part of an investigation into the incident.
Narco Trafficker Marset Extradited to U.S. After Bolivia Arrest
Bolivian authorities have handed over high-profile drug trafficker Sebastián Marset to the United States after his capture, marking a significant international law enforcement operation.
Parole Board Changes Release Terms for Waterloo Killer
The Parole Board of Canada has modified the release conditions for Liana MacDonald, convicted in a 2006 Waterloo murder case, sparking discussions on justice and rehabilitation.
Eight Youths Arrested in Repentigny After Guard Assault
Montreal police have arrested eight youths following a disturbing incident where a security guard was assaulted and filmed in Repentigny. The case highlights ongoing concerns about youth violence and public safety in the area.
Bolsonaro Hospitalized in ICU with Pneumonia While Jailed
Brazil's former President Jair Bolsonaro has been admitted to an intensive care unit due to pneumonia, according to reports. The incident occurs while he remains incarcerated on previous charges.
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Funding Cuts Could Harm Veteran Services, Unions and MPs Warn
Labor unions and federal politicians are raising alarms that proposed budget reductions may severely impact essential support programs for Canadian military veterans, potentially compromising their care.
N.S. Grant Cuts Harm Mi'kmaq Programs: Chiefs
Mi'kmaq chiefs in Nova Scotia express concerns over provincial grant reductions, warning they will undermine programs aimed at redressing historical inequities and supporting Indigenous communities.
Police Seek Suspect in March Road Sexual Assault
Ottawa police are requesting public assistance to identify a suspect in an alleged sexual assault that occurred on March Road in November 2025. The incident took place at a business shortly after 4 p.m.
Police Seek Suspect in Richmond Bank Robbery with White Volkswagen
Ottawa Police are asking for public help to identify a suspect who robbed a Richmond bank on March 5, brandishing a knife and fleeing in a white Volkswagen Golf GTI.
Ford Moves to Stop Al-Quds Rally in Toronto via Injunction
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has directed the Attorney General to file a legal injunction aiming to prevent an Al-Quds Day rally from taking place in Toronto, citing public safety concerns.
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Florida Teens Laugh About Mugshots in Murder Plot Case
Two Florida teenagers accused of a murder plot displayed shocking behavior in court, laughing about their mugshots and expressing excitement about being sent to the same jail.
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