Suspect Sought After Multiple Overdoses in Downtown London
London Police Service is actively searching for a suspect connected to a series of overdoses in the city's downtown area. Authorities urge public vigilance.
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Epstein Accountant Testifies on Wealth and Business Ties
Richard Khan, Jeffrey Epstein's longtime accountant and estate co-executor, provided a deposition to the House Oversight Committee, detailing the financier's complex wealth and business connections.
Canada's Military Shortcomings Exposed in Iran Conflict
Prime Minister Mark Carney's contradictory statements on the U.S.-Israeli conflict in Iran highlight Canada's military deficiencies, from outdated equipment to recruitment challenges.
Canadian Faces Felony Charges for Alleged Flamingo Theft in Vegas
A 33-year-old Ontario man has been ordered to remain in Las Vegas after allegedly stealing a flamingo from a hotel habitat, injuring multiple birds, and facing four felony animal abuse charges.
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Calgary Man Charged with Dating App Sexual Assault
A Calgary man faces sexual assault charges after allegedly assaulting a woman he met through a dating application, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in digital dating environments.
Mulcair: Idlout's Liberal Move Benefits Far North
Political commentator Tom Mulcair analyzes the significant implications of NDP MP Lori Idlout crossing the floor to join the Liberals, highlighting how this strategic shift brings substantial rewards and attention to Northern Canadian communities.
Saskatoon Rejects Flying Former Iranian Flag at City Hall
Saskatoon city council has voted against a proposal to fly the former Iranian flag outside city hall, citing diplomatic and community concerns. The decision highlights ongoing tensions and local governance in municipal affairs.
April 13 Byelections May Secure Liberal Majority
Victories in two of three April 13 byelections would give the Liberals a razor-thin majority of 172 seats, with recent defections tightening the parliamentary gap ahead of the next federal election.
Police Recover Car Lost to Fraudster in Barrie
Ontario Provincial Police successfully retrieved a vehicle stolen via fraudulent means in Barrie, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat auto theft and financial crimes in the region.
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Quebec Tribunal Denies Essential Status for Paramedic Intern Supervision
A Quebec administrative tribunal has ruled that supervising paramedic internships does not qualify as an essential service, impacting labor negotiations and training protocols in the province's emergency medical sector.
Ottawa Funds $10M for Jewish Institution Security After Gunfire
The Canadian government announces a $10 million investment to enhance security at Jewish institutions following recent gunfire attacks, with Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree leading the initiative.
Pump Track Approved for Nuns' Island Park in Verdun
Verdun borough council has awarded a $973,000 contract to build a pump track in Adrien-D.-Archambault Park this summer, despite ongoing opposition from some residents who cite environmental and safety concerns.
B.C. RCMP Release Shocking Road Rage Video, Seek Suspect
Burnaby Mounties have released disturbing footage of an alleged road rage incident where a suspect punched through a vehicle window, calling the behavior 'inexcusable' and appealing for public assistance.
Utility Bar Smashes Door in Fergus Break-In, OPP Seeks Suspects
Ontario Provincial Police have released images of two suspects after a break-in in Fergus where a utility bar was used to smash a front door. The investigation is ongoing.
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Five Arrested, $78K Drugs Seized in Niagara Police Operation
Niagara police have arrested five individuals and confiscated over $78,000 worth of illicit drugs following a month-long investigation into regional drug trafficking activities.
Surrey Murder Suspect May Have Fled Canada, Police Warn
Amarbir Singh faces second-degree murder charges in the 2024 disappearance of Navdeep Kaur, but authorities now suspect he may have left the country, complicating the high-profile case.
Liberals Pledge $10M for Jewish Community Security After Shootings
The Canadian government announces $10 million in funding to enhance security at Jewish gathering spaces following recent gunfire incidents at three Toronto synagogues.
Spain Shocked by Fire Killing 3 Women in Gender Violence Case
A devastating fire in Spain has resulted in the deaths of three women, with authorities investigating it as a potential gender violence incident, sparking national outrage and calls for action.
Edmonton Police Chief Joins Educational Trip to Israel
Edmonton Police Chief Warren Driechel participated in a delegation to Israel for an educational trip, focusing on law enforcement strategies and community policing initiatives.
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Surrey Police Seek More Victims in Indecent Exposure Case
Surrey Police Service is appealing for potential victims to come forward after a youth was charged with three counts of indecent exposure in the community.
First Nation: Settle Land Claim Before Highway 69 Widening
Magnetawan First Nation insists Ontario address its 2021 land claim before providing property for Highway 69 expansion, highlighting Indigenous rights and infrastructure tensions.
Quebec Watchdog Finishes Probe into Teen's Police Shooting Death
The BEI has submitted its investigation report to prosecutors regarding the police killing of 15-year-old Nooran Rezayi in St-Hubert. The DPCP will now determine if criminal charges should be filed against the involved officers.
Montreal Gangster Pleads Not Guilty in Wedding-Linked Hit
Tommy Demorizi, a Montreal gangster, has pleaded not guilty to charges related to an assassination allegedly ordered by former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding, as arrests mount in the transnational criminal enterprise case.
Niagara Police Hunt Suspects After Wellandport Armed Robbery
Niagara police are actively searching for two suspects after a business in Wellandport was robbed at gunpoint on March 10, 2026. Authorities have released details and are urging the public for assistance.
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Saskatchewan Issues Exemptions for Prohibited Gun Owners
Saskatchewan expands firearms legislation to ensure fair compensation for gun owners under the federal buyback program, with exemptions for prohibited firearms.
Power of Attorney Abuse: $73K Stolen from Durham Senior
A Durham Region woman entrusted with power of attorney faces serious allegations after police say she misappropriated over $73,000 from an elderly individual's finances.
Sentencing Hearing for Teen in 2019 Barrie Group Home Murder
The annual sentencing hearing is underway for an Ontario teenager convicted of murder in a 2019 Barrie group home incident, with security video from the arrest playing a key role in the case.
MAID Expansion Alarms Experts on Vulnerable Canadians
As Canada prepares to allow mental illness as a sole criteria for medically-assisted death, experts warn of risks to vulnerable groups and lack of oversight in the rapidly expanding program.
Durham Police Offer $15K Reward in Oshawa Murder Case
Durham Regional Police announce a $15,000 reward for information leading to suspects in the 2023 murder of Michael Nigris, with the victim's mother pleading for justice.
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Second-Degree Murder Verdict in 2020 Edmonton Shooting
A judge has delivered a second-degree murder verdict in a fatal shooting from 2020 in Edmonton, concluding a lengthy legal process with significant implications for justice.
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