Fatal Crash in Lakeshore Claims Life of 78-Year-Old Man
A 78-year-old man died after his vehicle collided with a tree on Mariner's Drive in Lighthouse Cove. Lakeshore OPP are investigating and seeking witnesses or dashcam footage.
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Closing Arguments in Walpole Island Murder Trial
The jury heard closing arguments Friday in the first-degree murder trial of Jahton Blair, accused of killing 25-year-old Oyebode Oyenuga on Walpole Island First Nation in 2021.
TKMS Submits Offer for Canada Submarine Tender
Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems has submitted a non-binding proposal for Canada's submarine procurement project, following Prime Minister Carney's visit to its Kiel facility last year.
Toronto Shooting at U.S. Consulate Raises Alarm
A firearm discharge at the American consulate in Toronto has triggered a major police investigation, raising fears of terrorism and diplomatic tensions amid ongoing protests.
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Iranian Official Warns Trump: 'Be Careful Not to Get Eliminated'
An Iranian official issued a veiled threat to former U.S. President Donald Trump amid escalating Middle East tensions, as Trump claims the war with Iran will end 'very soon.'
Pope Fires San Diego Bishop Accused of Stealing $250,000
Pope Leo XIV has removed a San Diego bishop from his position following accusations of misappropriating approximately $250,000 in church funds, marking a significant disciplinary action within the Catholic Church.
Arson Suspected in Scarborough Mechanic Shop Fire
Toronto police are investigating a suspected arson after a fire damaged several vehicles at a Scarborough mechanic shop, with authorities urging witnesses to come forward.
Missing Medal Returned to Late Trooper's Family After 15 Years
The family of Trooper Stefan Jankowski received his long-lost Afghanistan service medal during an emotional ceremony, bringing closure after his 2011 death and a decade-long search.
Alberta Premier Defends Property Tax Hike Amid Criticism
Premier Danielle Smith faces backlash over substantial property tax increases in Calgary, defended as necessary for funding new spending despite earlier tax protection promises.
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Alberta's Political Math Fails: Reclaim Conservative Associations
The UCP's abandonment of fiscal conservatism has left Alberta's moderate right without representation. This analysis explores how fringe groups seized control through constituency associations and why reclaiming these grassroots bodies is crucial for rest
Man Arrested After Weapons Incident, Vehicle Break-Ins in Wilmot
A man has been arrested in Wilmot following a series of vehicle break-ins and a weapons-related incident. Police responded to reports of suspicious activity, leading to the apprehension.
Hate-Motivated Threats Under Investigation in Waterloo
Waterloo Regional Police are actively investigating a series of hate-motivated threats reported in the community, emphasizing their commitment to public safety and zero tolerance for such incidents.
Police Hunt Suspect After Armed Robbery in Kitchener
Waterloo Regional Police are actively searching for a suspect after an armed robbery at a Kitchener convenience store. Authorities urge the public to report any information.
Fatal Crash in Lighthouse Cove: OPP Seeks Public Assistance
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a fatal single-vehicle collision on Mariner's Drive in Lighthouse Cove that claimed one life on March 9, 2026, urging witnesses to come forward.
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Canadians Flee Iran to Turkey Amid Mideast Conflict
Hundreds of families, including Canadian citizens, are crossing the Kapikoy border from Iran into Turkey to escape the intensifying Middle East conflict, as reported by Adrian Ghobrial.
Trump Warns Iran as Middle East Tensions Escalate
Former President Donald Trump has issued a direct warning to Iran, cautioning against further aggression in the Middle East. This statement comes amid heightened regional tensions and ongoing geopolitical conflicts.
New Brunswick Murderer Allan Legere Dead at 78
Allan Legere, one of New Brunswick's most infamous convicted murderers, has died at 78. His death marks the end of a dark chapter in Canadian criminal history.
Netanyahu Vows to 'Break Bones' in Iran War, Markets Swing
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declares strikes aim to overthrow Iran's government, while Trump's contradictory statements fuel market uncertainty. Iran rejects ceasefire as conflict intensifies.
Russia, Ukraine Claim Frontline Gains; U.S. Talks on Hold
Both Russia and Ukraine assert military advances on the front lines while U.S.-brokered negotiations are paused. The conflict continues with recent attacks in Kharkiv highlighting ongoing hostilities.
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Court to Rule on Injunction Against Serial Sperm Donors
A Quebec judge will decide on an injunction to stop two men from donating sperm after a documentary exposed their activities. The case raises ethical questions about unregulated fertility practices.
Pedestrian Struck by Taxi on Wharncliffe Road, Hospitalized
A pedestrian was hospitalized with serious injuries after being struck by a taxi on Wharncliffe Road in London, Ontario. Emergency services responded to the scene near Oxford Street.
Special Forces Sergeant Gets Reduced Sentence for Domestic Assault
An Ontario judge granted a conditional discharge to a JTF2 sergeant convicted of assaulting his ex-wife, citing combat-related concussions and PTSD as factors lessening his moral responsibility.
Cubans Protest Energy Crisis, Fear Government Crackdown
University students in Havana demonstrate over power shortages disrupting classes, as citizens express anxiety about potential arrests and political repression.
Fox News Reporter Griffin Challenges Trump on Iran School Bombing
Fox News national security correspondent Jennifer Griffin stated President Trump knows the U.S. bombed an Iranian girls school, accusing him of trying to 'muddy the waters' with denials. This follows previous criticism from former colleague Pete Hegseth.
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Shots Fired at U.S. Consulate in Toronto, No Injuries
Toronto police are investigating after shots were fired at the U.S. consulate in Toronto. Authorities confirm no injuries occurred during the incident, which is under active investigation.
Fatal Crash in Lighthouse Cove: OPP Seeks Witnesses
A single-vehicle crash on Mariner's Drive in Lighthouse Cove, Lakeshore, has resulted in one fatality. Ontario Provincial Police are investigating and urging witnesses to come forward.
London, Ontario Aims to Tighten Short-Term Rental Rules
The city of London, Ontario is evaluating stricter enforcement measures for its short-term accommodation regulations, including potential fines and licensing requirements for platforms like Airbnb.
Alberta Premier's AISH and Seniors Benefits Claims Criticized
Premier Danielle Smith's assertion that people are moving to Alberta for disability and seniors benefits faces scrutiny from letter writers who question the evidence and call the policy changes cruel.
Treaty Six Chiefs Travel to London to Invite King Charles
A high-level delegation of Treaty Six First Nations leaders has embarked on a historic journey to England. Their mission is to formally extend an invitation to King Charles III and the royal family to visit Saskatchewan, marking a significant diplomatic o
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Carney's Iran War Ambiguity Echoes Mackenzie King's Leadership
Prime Minister Mark Carney's ambiguous position on Canada's support for U.S. strikes against Iran draws parallels with Mackenzie King's careful navigation of Canada's divisions during World War II, avoiding clear stances to maintain national unity.
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