Windsor Integrity Commissioner Clears Mayor's Wife Hiring
Windsor's integrity commissioner has concluded an investigation into the hiring of the mayor's wife, finding no evidence of misconduct or violation of municipal ethics rules.
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Crown Proceeds with 7 of 12 Charges in Stronach Trial
The Crown has decided to proceed with just seven of the original twelve charges against Frank Stronach in his ongoing trial, marking a significant development in the high-profile case.
NYC Bomb Suspects Were Self-Radicalized ISIS Extremists
Two protesters who allegedly threw an explosive at NYC Mayor Mamdani's home were self-radicalized ISIS extremists who used 'Mother of Satan' bomb material, authorities report.
Quebec Daycare Worker Sentenced to Life for Toddler's Death
A former daycare worker in Quebec has been sentenced to life in prison with no parole for 14 years after being convicted of second-degree murder in the death of an 18-month-old boy.
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Ex-Minister Criticizes Canada's Iran War Response
A former Canadian foreign affairs minister has publicly denounced the government's ambiguous and inconsistent approach to the escalating war in Iran, calling it dangerously confusing.
Driver Charged for Double Speed Limit Violation in Lakeshore
A driver in Lakeshore, Ontario faces charges after police recorded speeds of 106 km/h in a 60 km/h zone, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
ICE Defends Detention of Canadian Man as 'Privilege'
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is defending its detention of a Canadian man, stating that release is a 'privilege, not a right,' amid ongoing legal and diplomatic scrutiny.
One Arrested, One Wanted in Vaughan Fatal Shooting
York Regional Police have arrested a 19-year-old man in connection with a fatal shooting in Vaughan, while a second suspect remains outstanding. The incident is linked to the murder of Sergio Lopes.
Private Property Rights at Risk from Aboriginal Title Cases
Legal expert Dwight Newman discusses the implications of the Cowichan ruling and Musqueam deal, warning that private property may not be safe from Indigenous title claims across Canada.
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Nova Scotia RCMP Tickets Illegal Cannabis Stores After Raids
The Nova Scotia RCMP has conducted raids on five illegal cannabis stores, issuing tickets for violations. This enforcement action highlights ongoing efforts to regulate the cannabis market in the province.
Canada Invests $94.5M to Improve Jobs Data in Key Industries
The federal government announces a major investment to upgrade labor market information systems, aiming to provide more accurate and timely data for critical industries like manufacturing and technology.
Canadian Families in Middle East Decry Government's 'Unimaginable' Position
Canadian citizens stranded in war-torn regions of the Middle East are criticizing federal policies, claiming they place families in dire and stressful situations with inadequate support for evacuation.
Iranians Flee War, Seek Refuge in Turkey Amid Conflict
As the war in Iran intensifies, civilians are risking dangerous journeys to cross into Turkey for safety, highlighting a growing humanitarian crisis in the region.
Youth Arrested for Alleged Firearm Threat to Uber Driver in Whitby
A youth has been arrested by Durham Regional Police following an incident where an Uber driver was allegedly threatened with a firearm in Whitby. The suspect faces multiple charges.
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OPP Charges Filed in Clarence-Rockland Bank Robbery
Ontario Provincial Police have formally announced criminal charges related to a bank robbery that occurred in Clarence-Rockland during February 2026, marking a significant development in the ongoing investigation.
Police Investigate Break and Enter in St. Thomas
St. Thomas police responded to a break and enter incident near Churchill Crescent and Fifth Avenue, prompting a significant police presence in the residential area.
Explosives Attack Near NYC Mayor's Home Investigated as ISIS-Linked
Authorities are investigating an explosives incident near the New York City mayor's residence as potential ISIS-related terrorism, amid heightened security concerns.
Toddler Killed by Vehicle on Private Property in Northern Ontario
A two-year-old child has died after being struck by a motor vehicle in a driveway near Englehart. Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the tragic incident that occurred on March 8.
War Zone Policy Strains Canadian Families in Middle East
Canadian families trapped in Middle East conflict zones face severe stress due to federal evacuation policies, with former officials questioning the government's stance on Iran.
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Calls to Label Khalistan Extremists Terrorists After LaSalle Murder
The Hindu Canadian Foundation urges the federal government to designate Khalistani extremists as terrorists following the killing of Nancy Grewal, a vocal critic. Police continue their investigation without confirming any links.
Veteran Journalist Frances Bula Runs for Vancouver City Council
After 43 years covering civic affairs, veteran journalist Frances Bula is crossing the 'thin line' to seek a Vancouver city council seat with OneCity in the 2026 municipal election.
Property Standards Dominate Essex Bylaw Workload
A recent report highlights that property standards violations account for the majority of bylaw enforcement cases in Essex, underscoring ongoing community challenges with maintenance and compliance.
Mojtaba Khamenei Named Iran's New Supreme Leader
Mojtaba Khamenei, 56, has been appointed as Iran's new supreme leader, replacing his father Ali Khamenei who was killed by U.S. and Israeli forces. The U.S. had previously sanctioned him and President Trump called him a 'lightweight.'
Police Drone Training Near Bayfield Street and Highway 400
Local police have initiated specialized drone training exercises in the vicinity of Bayfield Street and Highway 400, enhancing aerial surveillance capabilities for public safety operations.
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Feeding Windsor-Essex Initiative Soft Launch Announced
A new community-driven initiative, Feeding Windsor-Essex, has begun its soft launch phase to address food insecurity in the region, with plans for full implementation later this year.
Calgary Police Probe Cornerstone Stabbing Incident
Calgary Police Service is actively investigating a stabbing that occurred in the Cornerstone neighborhood. Authorities are gathering evidence and seeking witnesses to determine the circumstances surrounding the violent altercation.
Windsor Police Seize $440K and Drugs, Arrest Three
Windsor Police have arrested three men and seized over $440,000 in cash and drugs following a major investigation. Two additional suspects remain at large after an attempted break-in.
Grandparent Scam Attempt Thwarted in Essex, Two Arrested
A vigilant neighbour in Essex helped prevent a senior from falling victim to a grandparent scam, leading to the arrest of two Windsor suspects by Ontario Provincial Police.
NDP Leadership Voting Begins, Successor Announced March 29
The NDP leadership election is underway, with five candidates vying to replace Jagmeet Singh. The party will announce its new leader on March 29, 2026, following a period of debates and member voting.
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Belgian Synagogue Damaged in Explosion; No Injuries
An explosion rocked the Synagogue de Liège in Belgium early Monday morning, shattering windows but causing no injuries. Authorities are investigating the incident as Prime Minister Bart De Wever condemns potential antisemitic motives.
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