Florida Inmate Charged After Porta-Potty Sex at Jail BBQ
A Florida inmate faces escape charges after allegedly leaving his duties at a jail barbecue to have sex in a porta-potty, as surveillance footage and his own admissions led to his arrest.
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Grand Valley Institution for Women in Kitchener Locked Down
The Grand Valley Institution for Women in Kitchener, Ontario, has been placed under lockdown, with authorities providing limited details on the incident that prompted the security measure.
Teacher Killed in Prank Gone Wrong, Teen Charged
A Georgia high school teacher has died after a prank turned fatal, leading to homicide charges against a teenager. Authorities are investigating the incident at North Hall High School.
Cardinal Ouellet's Lawyer Questions Accuser's Credibility
In a Montreal courtroom, the defense for Quebec Cardinal Marc Ouellet argues the accuser's testimony lacks reliability, as the high-profile case unfolds amid broader legal and social discussions.
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NYC Protest Explosives Case: Men Cited Islamic State
Federal complaint alleges men brought explosives to a New York City protest, citing Islamic State as inspiration. NYPD Commissioner and Mayor held a press conference on the incident.
Trump's Plan as Iran War Drives Oil Prices Past $100
President Donald Trump asserts he has a strategy as oil prices exceed $100 during the Iran conflict, with the U.S. considering special forces deployment to seize uranium.
RCMP Seeks Jean Joseph Gallant for Alleged Theft
New Brunswick RCMP are actively searching for Jean Joseph Gallant, who is wanted in connection with an alleged theft. Authorities have released his photo and are urging the public to assist in locating him.
Accused in B.C. Mountie Killing Testifies at Fitness Hearing
The man charged with the murder of RCMP Constable Shaelyn Yang testified at a fitness hearing, a key step in the legal proceedings. The case has drawn significant public attention in British Columbia.
North Bay Teacher Guilty of Child Pornography Possession
A former educator in North Bay, Ontario, has been convicted of possessing child sexual abuse material, as confirmed by the Ontario College of Teachers. The case highlights ongoing efforts to address such offenses in educational settings.
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Snow Removal Vehicle Driven Into SickKids Hospital, Man Arrested
Toronto Police apprehended a man who allegedly drove an unattended snow removal vehicle into the ambulance bay doors at SickKids Hospital. No injuries were reported in the incident.
Edmonton Firefighter Hurt in Northwest House Blaze
An Edmonton firefighter sustained injuries while battling a residential fire in the city's northwest area on Friday. The incident highlights the ongoing risks faced by first responders in emergency situations.
Windsor Man Gets 3 Years for Terrorist Emails
Seth Bertrand was sentenced to three years in prison after being convicted of participating in a terrorist organization through three emails. The sentencing hearing was held at the Windsor Superior Court of Justice.
Montrealer Stays in Lebanon as War Rages Around Her
Cynthia Kozah, who moved to Lebanon in 2008, describes the constant sound of bombs as 'normal' and explains her decision to stay and help despite the danger.
Intoxicated Man Charged with Assault in Windsor Incident
A man in Windsor faces multiple charges after allegedly assaulting staff members and police officers while intoxicated, highlighting ongoing public safety concerns.
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Gerry Adams Sued by IRA Bomb Victims in Landmark Case
Former Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams is being sued by victims of IRA bombings in a significant legal action. The lawsuit highlights ongoing tensions and unresolved issues from Northern Ireland's troubled past.
Ford Calls Toronto Island Residents 'Squatters' in Airport Expansion Row
Ontario Premier Doug Ford intensifies his push for expanding Toronto's Billy Bishop Airport, sparking controversy by referring to island residents as 'squatters' in the heated debate over urban development and community rights.
London Strip Club Shooting Trial Delayed After Lawyer Withdraws
The trial for a London, Ontario strip club shooting has been postponed after the accused's lawyer withdrew from the case, causing a significant delay in court proceedings.
UN, U.S. Discuss Humanitarian Fuel for Cuba Amid Crisis
The United Nations is negotiating with the United States to facilitate humanitarian fuel deliveries to Cuba, where severe shortages have crippled daily life and transportation.
Drugs, Imitation Guns Seized in Mission Trafficking Investigation
Mission RCMP have seized items consistent with drug trafficking, including imitation firearms and multiple pieces of identification in other people's names, during a recent investigation.
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Teen Arrested in Vaughan Murder, Second Suspect Wanted
York Regional Police have arrested Jacob Wallace, 19, in Moosonee for a Vaughan homicide, while Isaiah Badger, 19, remains wanted for two deadly shootings in Ontario.
Halifax Council Proposes Dangerous Dog Registry
Halifax city council is considering a request to the Nova Scotia provincial government to establish a formal registry for dangerous dogs, aiming to improve community safety and accountability.
Calgary Opens Resource Centre for Water Feeder Main Project
The City of Calgary has established a dedicated resource centre at the Bowness Community Association building to support residents during construction of the Bearspaw South Feeder Main replacement line throughout 2026.
Crown Drops Three Accusers in Frank Stronach Sex Assault Trial
The Crown has abandoned sexual assault charges against auto parts billionaire Frank Stronach involving three of seven accusers, citing insufficient evidence for conviction. Stronach still faces seven charges involving four women and has pleaded not guilty
Ford Slams GTA Synagogue Attacks, Calls for Unity Against Hate
Ontario Premier Doug Ford denounces recent shootings at synagogues in the Greater Toronto Area, urging residents to stand firm against rising hate crimes targeting the Jewish community.
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UCP Tax Grab Hinders Edmonton Economic Development Plans
Edmonton City Council establishes four strategic priorities focusing on economic growth, but faces challenges from provincial tax increases and budget deficits that threaten municipal revenue streams.
Man Arrested After Driving Snowplow into SickKids Hospital
A man was arrested in Toronto after allegedly commandeering an unattended snow removal vehicle and driving it into the Hospital for Sick Children. The incident occurred on March 9, 2026, with no reported injuries.
NYC Protest Explosives Case: Men Claimed ISIS Inspiration
A criminal complaint alleges that men arrested for bringing explosives to a New York City protest stated they were inspired by the Islamic State. Police and city officials held a press conference to address the incident.
Fatal Crash Outside Winnipeg Under RCMP Investigation
A person has died following a serious vehicle collision outside Winnipeg city limits, as confirmed by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
Seventh U.S. Service Member Killed in Iran War Identified
The Pentagon has identified the seventh American military fatality in the ongoing conflict with Iran as an Army sergeant. The news comes as a senior Iranian official warns of a protracted war.
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Suspect Named in North York Crash That Killed Pedestrian
Toronto police have identified Walter Omar Montes De Oca Munoz, 32, as the man wanted for a collision in North York that caused a light pole to fall, killing a pedestrian.
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