Saskatoon RCMP Find Robbery Suspect via Ringing Phone
Saskatoon RCMP successfully tracked and arrested a robbery suspect after a victim's phone, stolen during the crime, began ringing at the suspect's location, leading to a swift police response.
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Phone with Rifle Linked to Whitehawk in Murder Trial
In the retrial of Dillon Ricky Whitehawk for two 2019 drive-by murders, evidence includes a phone found with an SKS rifle, linking to his nickname and a glove matching one he wore.
First Nations Rally at Legislature Against UCP Separatism
First Nations chiefs and leaders gathered at the Alberta Legislature to support an NDP no-confidence motion and pressure the UCP government to denounce separatist sentiments, with Chief Sheldon Sunshine calling the government's dismissal a personal affron
Criminal Stupidity Leads to Severe Consequences in Canada
A recent case in Edmonton highlights how criminal stupidity, such as robbing a busker or confessing to undercover cops, results in life sentences and public outrage.
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Toronto Police Officer Suspended After Arrest on Charges
Constable Farhan Ali, a 14-year veteran, faces multiple counts including sexual assault and assault. The arrest follows previous controversy involving a police podcast.
Carney's Majority Hopes Fade Amid Iran Conflict
Prime Minister Mark Carney's pursuit of a majority government faces setbacks due to the Iran conflict, shifting political dynamics, and upcoming byelections that could determine his parliamentary control.
Police Seek 4 Suspects After Woman Sexually Assaulted in Abbotsford
Abbotsford Police are searching for four suspects after a woman was driven against her will and sexually assaulted. Authorities urge public assistance in the ongoing investigation.
Alabama Governor Commutes Death Sentence of Elderly Man
Governor Kay Ivey commuted the death sentence of Charles 'Sonny' Burton, 75, who was an accomplice in a 1991 robbery but did not commit murder. The decision came after appeals from jurors and the victim's daughter.
U.S. Warns Iran of 'Most Intense Day of Strikes'
The United States has issued a stark warning to Iran, promising the 'most intense day of strikes' yet as tensions escalate in the Middle East. U.S. Central Command released video evidence of missile launcher takedowns.
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Markham Hit-and-Run Video: Teen Carried on Hood 50 Meters
York Regional Police have released shocking video of a hit-and-run in Markham where a 19-year-old woman was carried on a vehicle's hood for 50 meters. The incident occurred Thursday afternoon at Denison Street and Featherstone Avenue.
National Silver Alert Bill Introduced by Winnipeg MP
A Winnipeg family's advocacy leads to a parliamentary bill for a national Silver Alert system to help locate missing seniors with cognitive conditions across Canada.
Carney to Attend Question Period After Absence Criticized
Prime Minister Mark Carney will return to Parliament for Tuesday's question period, following pointed criticism from opposition parties regarding his recent absence from parliamentary duties.
Recall Bid Against Alberta Premier Smith Fails to Get Signatures
A grassroots campaign to recall Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has fallen short, failing to gather the necessary signatures. The effort highlights ongoing political tensions in the province.
Former Assistant Testifies at Stronach Trial
Defence lawyers are set to call more witnesses today in the sexual assault trial of Canadian auto parts tycoon Frank Stronach, as a former assistant takes the stand.
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Ontario Budget Set for March 26 with Productivity Focus
Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy will present Ontario's provincial budget on March 26, 2026, emphasizing economic productivity and competitiveness initiatives.
Hasan Debunks GOP Fiscal Myth, Slams Trump's Iran War
Journalist Mehdi Hasan dismantles Republican claims of fiscal responsibility, citing economic recessions under GOP presidents and Trump's costly Iran conflict driving up oil prices.
Truro Man Arrested After Police Seize Cannabis for Illegal Store
A Nova Scotia man faces charges after police intercepted a shipment of cannabis products intended for an illegal storefront, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against the illicit market.
Barrie Man, 79, Charged in Suspicious Tiny House Fire
A 79-year-old Barrie man has been charged by police in connection with a suspicious house fire in Tiny Township that caused significant damage. The investigation is ongoing as authorities work to determine the cause and circumstances surrounding the blaze
Nova Scotia Premier's $60,000 Travel Expenses in 2025
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston incurred over $60,000 in out-of-country travel expenses during 2025, according to recent disclosures. The spending has drawn attention amid ongoing debates about government accountability and fiscal responsibility.
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Toronto U.S. Consulate Shooting a National Security Incident
A shooting at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto is being investigated as a national security incident by the RCMP, with two male suspects at large and potential links to Iran conflict.
Ontario Takes Control of Toronto's Airport Lands Stake
The Ontario government, led by Premier Doug Ford, will take control of Toronto's stake in the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport lands, marking a significant shift in the management of this key urban transportation asset.
Second Suspect Arrested in Human Trafficking Probe
London police have made a second arrest in a human trafficking investigation, marking a significant development in the case. Details on the suspect and charges are emerging as authorities continue their work.
Young Amherstburg Councillor Feels Targeted in Role
At just 22, Linden Crain became Amherstburg's youngest town councillor but now reports feeling targeted amid political tensions and public scrutiny.
P.E.I. Man Wanted for Moncton Robbery Arrested by RCMP
Cody MacLeod, a man from Prince Edward Island wanted in connection with a robbery in Moncton, has been arrested by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police following an investigation.
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5,000+ Canadians Evacuated from Middle East, Aid Demand Drops
Defence Minister Anita Anand reports that more than 5,000 Canadians have been evacuated from the Middle East, with demand for government assistance now decreasing significantly.
Mississauga Brothers Charged in $800K Auto Theft Ring
Two Mississauga brothers face charges after a police investigation led to the recovery of 13 stolen vehicles valued at more than $800,000, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat auto theft in the region.
Montreal Restores Free Parking at Claude-Robillard Complex
The City of Montreal has reversed its parking policy at the Claude-Robillard Sports Complex, bringing back free parking after public frustration. The decision addresses community concerns over accessibility and convenience for local residents and visitors
Doug Ford Reacts to Shooting at U.S. Consulate
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has strongly denounced a shooting incident at the U.S. Consulate, calling it 'absolutely unacceptable' and emphasizing public safety concerns.
Teacher's Family Seeks Mercy for Students After Fatal Prank
The family of Jason Hughes, a Georgia high school teacher killed in a botched prank, is calling for charges to be dropped against the five teenagers involved in the tragic incident.
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Albertans Support Smith's Plan to Restrict Immigrant Services: Poll
A new Postmedia-Leger poll reveals over 60% of Albertans support Premier Danielle Smith's referendum proposal to restrict health care and education access for temporary immigrants.
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