Man Arrested for Alleged Theft of Trading Cards in Cole Harbour
A man has been arrested by Nova Scotia RCMP for allegedly stealing trading cards from a Cole Harbour store last month, with charges pending as the investigation continues.
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1980 Brinks Murder Linked to Florida Case via DNA
Forensic science advancements are reopening the cold case of Brinks guard Larry Roberts, murdered in 1980, with DNA evidence linking it to a similar Florida heist and Montreal's West End Gang.
Winnipeg Bylaw Could Use Infill Taxes for Neighborhood Fund
A new bylaw proposed in Winnipeg aims to redirect property tax revenue from infill developments into a dedicated fund for enhancing local neighborhoods, sparking municipal debate.
Shell Casings Found at Surrey Home After Shots Fired Call
Surrey Police discovered multiple shell casings outside a residence after responding to a shots fired call, with no injuries reported. The investigation is ongoing.
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Shooter at Michigan Synagogue with Preschool, Vehicle Involved
An active shooter and vehicle attack targeted Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan, on Thursday. Law enforcement reports no confirmed injuries, but the incident has prompted lockdowns and increased security in the area's Jewish community.
Edmonton Police Chief Faces Resignation Calls Over Israel Trip
Muslim and community groups demand answers from Edmonton Police Commission about Chief Warren Driechel's Israel trip, citing failure of judgment and eroded trust during Gaza conflict.
Polish Bishops Launch Probe into Child Sexual Abuse
Poland's Catholic bishops have announced an independent investigation into historical child sexual abuse allegations, aiming to address accountability and transparency within the Church.
Iran's Leader Vows Attacks Continue in First Statement
Iran's newly appointed top leader pledges to sustain military strikes amid escalating tensions, as global powers grapple with economic and humanitarian fallout in the region.
Mark Twitchell Seeks Temporary Escorted Prison Leave
Convicted killer Mark Twitchell is applying for temporary escorted leave from an Edmonton prison, as reported by The Canadian Press. The case dates back to his 2009 movie set involvement.
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Middle East Conflict: Israel Bombs Beirut, U.S. Airstrikes Top 6,000
The Middle East conflict escalates as Israel bombs central Beirut, U.S. airstrikes exceed 6,000, and Iran attacks oil tankers. Global tensions rise with economic impacts and diplomatic efforts underway.
Trump's Mixed Signals on Iran World Cup Amid Tensions
Former U.S. President Donald Trump's contradictory statements on Iran's participation in the 2026 FIFA World Cup highlight escalating geopolitical tensions following the death of Iran's Supreme Leader.
Seven-Year Sentence for Saskatoon Carjacking Spree Targeting Judge
Brandon Wyatt Burns, 31, receives a seven-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to multiple violent offenses including assaulting a judge during a downtown Saskatoon carjacking incident in April 2025.
Canadian Faces Charges for Alleged Flamingo Cruelty in Vegas
Mitchell Fairbarn, 33, of Ontario, is charged with four counts of federal animal cruelty after allegedly stealing and injuring flamingos at a Las Vegas hotel. Newly released 911 calls detail the disturbing events.
Montreal Teen Drive-By Shooting Trial: Lawyer Seeks Acquittal
In a Montreal courtroom, the lawyer for the second defendant in a teen drive-by shooting case is seeking an acquittal. The trial continues as the city grapples with gun violence.
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Windsor Man Faces Kidnapping, Sexual Assault, Weapons Charges
A 34-year-old Windsor man has been arrested and charged with kidnapping, sexual assault with a weapon, and multiple other offenses following a week-long confinement of a woman in a local hotel.
Impaired Driving Charges After Two Crashes in Windsor-Essex
An Essex man and a Windsor woman face impaired driving charges following two separate single-vehicle collisions that occurred on March 11, resulting in license suspensions and vehicle impoundments.
LaSalle Woman Gets House Arrest in Prostitution Forcing Case
A 24-year-old LaSalle resident, Bryanna Abbruzzo, received a sentence of house arrest, curfew, and probation for forcing a woman into prostitution, influenced by her mother who is already imprisoned.
Warsaw Bans Nighttime Alcohol Sales to Reduce Public Disturbances
Poland's capital, Warsaw, has enacted a ban on alcohol sales during nighttime hours, aiming to address public safety concerns and reduce late-night disturbances in the city.
FBI and UFC Partner for Elite Training at Quantico
In a groundbreaking initiative, FBI agents will train with UFC fighters at Quantico to enhance tactical skills, reflecting heightened security measures following recent threats.
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Ukrainians in Bow Valley Mark Four Years Since Invasion
Ukrainian families in Alberta's Bow Valley share stories of strength and community support as they commemorate four years since Russia's invasion, highlighting their journey of adaptation and hope.
Surrey Police: Cloverdale Shooting Not Extortion-Related
Surrey police confirm an early-morning shooting in Cloverdale does not appear linked to extortion. No injuries reported as investigators seek motive and evidence.
Nova Scotia RCMP Seek Mace Pottie for Assault
Nova Scotia RCMP are actively searching for 20-year-old Mace Pottie, wanted for assault in Annapolis County. The search continues as police seek public assistance in locating the suspect.
Barrie Pedestrian Seriously Injured in Vehicle Collision: Police
A woman sustained serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle at Sunnidale Road and Wellington Street West in Barrie, Ontario. Police are investigating the incident that occurred on March 11, 2026.
Cult Leader in Six Deaths Case to Undergo Mental Evaluation
Jack 'Ziz' LaSota, leader of a group tied to six fatalities, will undergo a mental competency assessment as legal proceedings advance. The case highlights concerns over extremist groups and public safety.
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Federal Spending Review Details to Be Released Soon
The Canadian government is set to release details of a federal spending review in the coming days, as part of ongoing efforts to manage public finances and address economic priorities.
FBI Agents to Train with UFC Fighters at Quantico
In a groundbreaking initiative, FBI agents will undergo specialized combat training with UFC fighters at the Quantico base, enhancing tactical skills for high-risk operations.
Pentagon's $93.4B Spending Spree Includes Luxury Items
U.S. Defense Department spent $93.4 billion in September 2025, including millions on Alaskan king crab, lobster tails, and luxury furniture, according to watchdog report.
Quebec Asked to Back Down on Fund Integration by Community Groups
Community organizations in Quebec are calling on the provincial government to halt plans to integrate two funds, citing concerns over impacts on local services and funding stability. The appeal comes amid broader political and economic discussions.
New Bill Grants Police and CSIS Enhanced Search Powers
The Liberal government has tabled Bill C-22, offering police and CSIS new search powers after previous proposals faced criticism from opposition parties and privacy advocates.
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RCMP Seizes 50kg Drugs, $240K Cash in Okanagan Bust
British Columbia's RCMP have confiscated a massive haul of illicit substances and a substantial amount of cash during a significant drug operation in the Okanagan region.
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