Coutts Protester's Sentence Upheld by Alberta Court
Marco Van Huigenbos must surrender to authorities after the Alberta Court of Appeal upheld his 120-day jail sentence for mischief during the Coutts border blockade.
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Lawyer: No Proof Client Was at B.C. Double Murder Scene
A Vancouver defense attorney asserts there is no concrete evidence linking his client to the 2022 double homicide of an elderly couple in Abbotsford, B.C., challenging the prosecution's case.
Windsor City Hall Ice Rink Wraps Up First Season
The inaugural season of the outdoor ice rink at Windsor City Hall has concluded, marking a successful new winter attraction for the community. The rink operated throughout the cold months, providing recreational skating opportunities.
Kitchener's Charles Street Terminal Future Considered
The former Charles Street Terminal in Kitchener, Ontario, is being evaluated for its future use, with local authorities and community stakeholders examining potential redevelopment options for the historic site.
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Charges Laid After Tour Bus Stolen in Yellowknife
Police in Yellowknife have laid charges following the theft of an empty tour bus from a local gas station, highlighting ongoing vehicle crime concerns in the northern community.
Jeffries Slams Noem, Demands ICE Policy Changes
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries criticizes former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, calling her a 'disgrace' and demanding transformative changes to ICE before restoring DHS funding.
Heated Sarnia Council Meeting: OPP Motion Withdrawn
A motion by Sarnia Councillor Bill Dennis regarding OPP involvement was abruptly withdrawn during a tense city council meeting, highlighting ongoing municipal tensions.
49 Fugitives Arrested in Alberta Multi-Agency Sweep
A coordinated law enforcement operation across Alberta resulted in the arrest of 49 high-profile fugitives, showcasing inter-agency collaboration to enhance public safety.
Epstein Guard Files Show Google Searches, Suspicious Deposits
Newly released documents reveal jail guard Tova Noel Googled Jeffrey Epstein before his death and had suspicious bank deposits flagged, fueling ongoing speculation about the circumstances.
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Pathologist: Police Actions Complicated Gray's Cardiac Arrest
A forensic pathologist testifies that Myles Gray likely died from cardiac arrest, with police restraint actions during a 2015 confrontation serving as a significant complicating factor in the tragic incident.
MAID Expansion Sparks Fears of Normalizing Suicide Among Youth
As Canada nears expanding medically assisted death to include mental illness, experts warn of rising risks for young people, with MAID becoming a normalized therapy rather than a last resort.
Trump: Iran War 'Very Complete'; Canada Stays Out
Former President Trump claims the conflict with Iran is 'very complete,' while Canada's defense minister firmly states the country will not join the Middle East war, amid regional tensions and political scrutiny.
Four Men Wanted for 20 Whitby Break-Ins
Durham Regional Police are seeking four men in connection with a series of 20 break-and-enter incidents across Whitby. The suspects, all from the Greater Toronto Area, face multiple charges.
ISIS-Inspired Men Charged for Explosives at NYC Protest
Two men, Emir Balat and Ibrahim Kayumi, face terrorism charges after allegedly hurling homemade explosives at a far-right protest in New York City, claiming inspiration from the Islamic State group.
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Toronto Police Probe Second Synagogue Vandalism in Weeks
Toronto police are investigating a hate crime after a local synagogue was vandalized for the second time in a month, amid rising concerns over anti-Semitic incidents in the GTA.
B.C. Government to Restrict Protests at Places of Worship
The British Columbia government announces new legislation creating buffer zones around places of worship to prevent disruptive protests, following concerns about rising hate incidents.
Man Dies After Awning Collapse on Manitoulin Island
A tragic incident on Manitoulin Island in Northern Ontario has resulted in a man's death after an awning collapsed. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the fatal accident.
Ukraine Gets 11 Requests for Drone Defense Help from Allies
President Zelenskyy reveals 11 countries have sought Ukraine's expertise in countering Iranian drones, as Kyiv intercepts over 80% of Russian drone attacks nightly.
Bombardier Jet, Drone Hub in $1B Defense Deals
The National Research Council of Canada invests nearly $1 billion in defense contracts, including a Bombardier Global 6500 research jet and a drone innovation hub in Mirabel and Ottawa.
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NFL Stars Condemn White House for Using Their Footage in Iran War Video
Pro Football Hall of Famers Ed Reed and Ray Lewis have publicly denounced the White House for featuring their NFL highlights in a promotional video about the administration's military actions in Iran, stating they did not approve the use of their images.
Surrey Employees Disarm Armed Man at Business
Employees at a Surrey business successfully disarmed a man who allegedly brandished a gun and made threats, according to police reports from March 2026.
Saskatchewan Announces Patients First Healthcare Plan
The Saskatchewan government has launched a new healthcare strategy focused on providing 'Right Care, Right Place, Right Time' to improve patient outcomes and system efficiency across the province.
PM Carney Heads to Norway for NATO Drills, Talks
Prime Minister Mark Carney is en route to Norway to observe NATO military exercises and hold discussions with the Norwegian Prime Minister, reinforcing Canada's commitment to the alliance.
Mary Simon Should Refuse Pay Raise as Canadians Voice Frustration
Governor General Mary Simon faces calls to reject a $15,800 salary increase as Canadians express anger over automatic raises for top officials. Her total pay now reaches $393,800 while average workers earn far less.
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Ottawa Launches Plumbing Leak Alerts for Residents
Ottawa residents with My Service Ottawa accounts will now receive notifications about potential plumbing leaks, enhancing water conservation and property protection efforts.
Police Update on 2024 Oshawa Pawn Shop Murder Case
Durham Regional Police will hold a press conference to provide new information on the unsolved murder of Michael Nigris, who was killed outside an Oshawa pawn shop two years ago.
Hamilton Man Charged in Second Threat Against Premier Ford
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a 25-year-old Hamilton man, Lucas Bauer, with uttering threats against Premier Doug Ford. This marks the second such incident in a week, following an earlier charge against an Alliston resident.
Three Byelections May Give Liberals Majority Government
Mark Carney's Liberals are poised to secure a majority government through three key byelections in Toronto and Montreal, leveraging financial and strategic advantages.
Nancy Grewal's Killer Still at Large: LaSalle Police
The killer who stabbed personal support worker Nancy Grewal to death on a client's doorstep in LaSalle remains unidentified and free, with police confirming no arrests have been made.
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Second Man Charged for Threats Against Ontario Premier Ford
Ontario Provincial Police have laid charges against another individual accused of making threats toward Premier Doug Ford, marking the second such case in recent weeks as authorities emphasize zero tolerance for intimidation.
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