CSIS: Iran Threat Level Unchanged, Likely to Persist
Canada's intelligence service states the threat from Iran or its proxies remains steady and is expected to continue, amid ongoing regional tensions and U.S. military actions.
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Tecumseh Moves to Bi-Weekly Garbage Pickup in 2027
The Town of Tecumseh announces a transition to bi-weekly garbage collection in 2027, aiming to enhance waste management efficiency and environmental sustainability.
PM's Global Tours Leave National Issues Unaddressed
Prime Minister Mark Carney's international diplomacy efforts are drawing criticism as domestic crises in healthcare, energy, and interprovincial trade remain unresolved. Experts warn of systemic failures in Canada's healthcare system.
Merchants Should Help Make 101 St. Area Safer
A letter to the editor calls on 101 Street businesses to take proactive steps for safety rather than relying on municipal interventions, amid concerns about parking and urban conditions.
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Court Upholds Deportation of Congolese Ex-Intelligence Agent
A federal court in Quebec has refused to halt the deportation of a Congolese man who worked for his country's notorious intelligence agency and remained in Canada for eight years after his refugee claim was rejected.
Supreme Court Reduces Parole Wait for Edmonton Mass Murderer
The Supreme Court's Bissonnette ruling has moved parole eligibility for Travis Baumgartner, who killed three coworkers in 2012, from 2052 to 2037, sparking debate over parliamentary authority.
Canadian Jews Voice Anger Over Rising Antisemitism and Erasure
Larry Maher argues that Canadian Jews face growing antisemitism masked as anti-Zionism, with their historical persecution being erased while violence against synagogues increases.
Government Pressed to Address Antisemitic Violence Surge
Following synagogue shootings in Toronto, Canadian officials call for stronger federal action against antisemitic crimes, criticizing years of inadequate response and demanding coordinated law enforcement efforts.
NL Overhauls Procurement Following AI Report Errors
The government of Newfoundland and Labrador is implementing major changes to its procurement processes after a report revealed significant errors attributed to AI tools. This move aims to enhance transparency and accuracy in public spending.
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Toronto City Council Plans Major Pothole Repair Blitz
Toronto City Council's Executive Committee is organizing a significant pothole repair initiative as residents report worsening street conditions. The campaign aims to address widespread infrastructure concerns across the city.
Trump Calls Canadian PM 'Future Governor' in Social Media Dig
Former President Donald Trump referred to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney as the 'future Governor of Canada' in a Truth Social post about invasive carp, sparking widespread criticism online and highlighting ongoing tensions.
MPs Vote on Bill to Close U.S. Arms Export Loophole
Canadian MPs are set to vote on whether to study a bill aimed at closing a loophole for arms exports to the United States, a move that could reshape defense trade policies.
Body Found in Montreal Apartment, Police Probe Ongoing
A man's body was found in an apartment building in Montreal's Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie borough on March 10, 2026, with authorities launching an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death.
Iran Attacks Ships, Airports, Oil Sites Amid Energy Crisis Fears
Iran's military has launched coordinated strikes on commercial vessels, Dubai's airport, and oil facilities, raising alarms about global energy security and potential escalation in the Middle East.
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Gun Control Groups Disappointed by Tumbler Ridge Firearms Info Lack
Advocacy organizations voice frustration as critical information regarding firearms involved in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting remains undisclosed, highlighting transparency concerns in gun violence incidents.
Idlout Floor Crossing Nears Carney Majority Before Byelections
NDP MP Lori Idlout's defection to the Liberals brings Prime Minister Carney within two seats of a majority government, reshaping the political landscape as key byelections approach.
One in Five Canadians Over 50 Living at Poverty Level
A new study reveals that 20% of Canadians aged 50 and older are living at a standard equivalent to the poverty line, highlighting significant economic challenges for older adults.
Israel-Iran Conflict Escalates with Attacks on Oil and Infrastructure
Israel and Iran exchanged fire early Wednesday, with Tehran targeting oil infrastructure and ships in the Gulf, escalating regional tensions and disrupting global energy supplies as casualties mount.
Husted Faces Backlash Over Poverty Comments
Ohio Senator Jon Husted faces fierce criticism after suggesting people in poverty lack 'real world' experience, drawing rebukes from Democrats and social media users.
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Ottawa Firm Invests $50M in Drones for F-35 Jets
Dominion Dynamics in Ottawa is developing autonomous drones to operate with F-35s, focusing on Arctic missions and domestic production to enhance Canada's defense capabilities.
Byelections May Give Liberals Majority, Trump Impact Debated
Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals could secure a one-seat parliamentary majority through upcoming byelections, but experts debate whether this would strengthen Canada's position in trade negotiations with Donald Trump's administration.
White House Sparks Outrage Over Trump's 'Feeling-Based' Iran Strike
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt faces fierce criticism after stating President Trump's decision to attack Iran was based on 'a feeling the president had based on facts,' drawing widespread condemnation from critics and social media.
Timmins Police Charge Multiple Drivers in Traffic Blitz
Timmins Police Service has concluded a two-week traffic enforcement initiative, resulting in numerous charges for offenses like speeding and impaired driving.
Nunavut MP Lori Idlout Crosses Floor, Liberals Lose Majority
Nunavut MP Lori Idlout has crossed the floor, leaving the Liberal Party two seats short of a majority in Parliament, amid other political and sports news in Canada.
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Sault Police Probe Possible Hate-Motivated Assault
Authorities in Sault Ste. Marie are investigating an assault that may have been motivated by hate, with police examining evidence and circumstances surrounding the incident.
Graham's Iran War Prediction Contradicts Trump's Past Claims
Sen. Lindsey Graham praised Trump for future action on Iran's nuclear program, but critics highlight a contradiction with Trump's 2025 declaration that it was already obliterated.
Sault Pride Crosswalk Vandalized Again, Mayor Condemns
A Pride crosswalk in Sault Ste. Marie has been defaced with spray paint for a second time, with the mayor calling it the worst act of vandalism in the city, highlighting ongoing tensions.
Sault Pride Crosswalk Vandalized, Mayor Condemns Hate Crime
A Pride crosswalk in Sault Ste. Marie was defaced with spray paint, prompting the mayor to denounce it as the city's worst vandalism. The incident highlights ongoing challenges for LGBTQ+ communities in Northern Ontario.
Sault Ste. Marie Marks Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Transphobia
A rally in Sault Ste. Marie commemorated the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia, highlighting local LGBTQ+ advocacy and community solidarity efforts.
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Toronto Sun Letters: Land Claims, Carney, Transit Critiques
In the March 11, 2026 edition, Toronto Sun readers voice strong opinions on divisive land claims, Mark Carney's parliamentary absence, and Eglinton transit inefficiencies, highlighting public discontent.
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