Synagogue Attacker Was Naturalized Citizen from Lebanon
Federal authorities reveal the suspect who rammed a vehicle into a Michigan synagogue is a naturalized U.S. citizen originally from Lebanon, as investigations continue.
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Alberta Launches Full Probe Into Calgary Water Pipe Fiasco
The Smith government orders a comprehensive investigation into Calgary's water system failures, appointing a former energy regulator chair to lead the inquiry with subpoena powers.
Sask. NDP Bill Aims to End Cancer Patient Parking Fees
The Saskatchewan NDP introduces legislation to ban parking fees for cancer patients at health authority facilities, aiming to reduce financial burdens during treatment.
Crown Seeks 7-Year Sentence in Coquitlam Drug Killing
Prosecutors are calling for a seven-year prison term for Terry Miller, accused in a fatal 2022 Coquitlam shooting linked to a drug transaction. The case highlights ongoing violence in the region's illicit drug trade.
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Conservatives Demand Answers on Iranian Missile Attack on Canadian Base
Opposition Conservatives criticize the government for withholding information about an Iranian missile strike on a Canadian airbase in Kuwait for nearly two weeks, questioning transparency and communication failures.
Cuba to Release 51 Prisoners in Unexpected Move
The Cuban government has announced the unexpected release of 51 individuals from the island's jails, marking a significant development in the nation's justice system.
United Way Opens Social Services Hub in Listowel
United Way of Perth Huron has established a centralized facility in Listowel, consolidating seven social services under one roof to enhance community support and accessibility.
Quebec Trio Arrested at Ontario Border with Forged Documents
Three Quebec men face multiple charges after border inspectors discovered forged passports, $24K in cash, and stacks of credit cards during a vehicle inspection at the Peace Bridge crossing in Fort Erie, Ontario.
Regina Mayor Bachynski: 2026 a 'Turning Point' in City Address
Mayor Chad Bachynski delivered his annual State of the City address, reflecting on his first 16 months in office and outlining a transformative vision for Regina's future.
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Regina Library Renewal Stalls as City Grapples with Debt
The City of Regina and Regina Public Library are seeking solutions for the Central Branch renewal project, delayed by financial constraints and rising municipal debt, impacting community services.
Carney's $32B Arctic Defense Plan to Boost Sovereignty
Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils a $32 billion defense upgrade plan for Canada's far north, including airfield improvements and new military support centers, to strengthen Arctic sovereignty.
Columbia Student Detained Without Charge Urges First Amendment Defense
Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University student detained for 104 days over pro-Palestinian activism, warns Americans across political divides to protect First Amendment rights from government overreach.
Suspects Charged in Abbotsford Bank Robbery
Abbotsford police have charged two individuals in connection with a recent bank robbery. Authorities are continuing their investigation into the incident.
Israel Renews Beirut Strikes, Netanyahu Vows Hard Line on Hezbollah
Israeli forces have resumed airstrikes in central Beirut, targeting Hezbollah positions as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledges a tough military response to the militant group's activities.
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Windsor Parking Reminders for Capri Recreation Complex
The City of Windsor is reminding residents to pay attention to parking regulations at the Capri Recreation Complex during events this weekend, as the city focuses on traffic management and public safety.
Regina Man Wanted in Nova Scotia Arrested in Weyburn
A man from Regina, wanted on sexual assault charges in Nova Scotia, has been apprehended by police in Weyburn, Saskatchewan, following a coordinated law enforcement operation.
Police Seek Duo in Clarington Locker Thefts, Arrest Third Suspect
Durham Regional Police are searching for a man and woman accused of stealing wallets and bank cards from recreation centre lockers in Clarington, using them for fraudulent purchases. A separate arrest was made for similar gym thefts in Durham.
Myles Gray Death Shows Need for Regional Police Training Centers
A policing expert argues that the death of Myles Gray underscores the urgent need for regional training centers focused on use-of-force protocols to prevent similar tragedies.
U.S. Air Force Plane Crashes in Iraq, Mideast Tensions High
A U.S. Air Force refueling aircraft has crashed in Iraq, escalating regional tensions as Iran's new supreme leader threatens to close the Strait of Hormuz and oil tankers burn in the Persian Gulf.
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Terminal Cancer Patient Accused of Murder Granted Bail in Ontario
Ranjit Singh Cheema, a 44-year-old man from Adjala-Tosorontio battling terminal cancer, has been released on bail after being charged with second-degree murder in his wife's death, following a recent bail review hearing.
Saskatoon Man Ordered to Hire Lawyer for GPS Tracking Case
A provincial court judge has ordered Marty Glenn Schira to retain legal counsel by March 19 for his upcoming court appearance on over 100 charges related to planting GPS tracking devices on vehicles.
Calgary Child Recovers After Hit-and-Run Near School
A young Calgary boy is recovering from a broken leg after being struck by a vehicle in a hit-and-run while walking to his school bus stop. Police are investigating the incident.
BC Targets 37 Accounts in Drug Ring Forfeiture Lawsuit
The province of British Columbia has filed a civil forfeiture lawsuit seeking funds in 37 financial accounts allegedly linked to a drug trafficking organization that distributed cannabis and psilocybin across Canada using email money transfers.
Calgary Manslaughter Case: Preliminary Inquiry Ends, Suspects Await Fate
The preliminary inquiry for four suspects charged with manslaughter in a deadly Calgary home invasion robbery has concluded. Evidence from 23 witnesses was presented, but the accused must wait until summer to learn if they'll stand trial.
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Calgary Water-Main Work On Track Despite Valve Repairs
Additional repairs to valves are required alongside the ongoing water-main project in northwest Calgary, but officials confirm the schedule remains on track.
Toronto Councillor Seeks Injunction to Stop Al-Quds Day
Toronto Councillor Brad Bradford urges the city to file an emergency court injunction to cancel the Al-Quds Day protest, citing public safety concerns amid recent attacks on Jewish sites.
Calgary Housing Benefit Recalculation Cuts AISH Funding
A recalculation of Calgary's Community Housing Benefit will result in reduced financial support for AISH recipients, raising concerns as an eligibility update deadline approaches.
First Nations Chiefs Meet King Charles Over Separatism Fears
Treaty 6 chiefs from Alberta and Saskatchewan traveled to Buckingham Palace to express their deep concerns about Alberta separatism, warning that independence could threaten their constitutional rights and land entitlements guaranteed by the Crown.
Netanyahu Swaggers as Israel Fends Off Iranian, Hezbollah Attacks
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emerges with renewed confidence after Israel's successful defense against coordinated attacks from Iran and Hezbollah, marking a significant shift in the regional conflict dynamics.
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Manitoba Proposes Grocery Rules, Rent Control, Hydro Hikes
The Manitoba government has unveiled a sweeping proposal introducing new grocery regulations, rent control measures, and some hydro rate increases, aiming to address cost-of-living concerns.
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