Two Hospitalized After Serious Saskatoon Collision
Two individuals have been hospitalized with serious injuries following a severe traffic collision in Saskatoon. Local police are actively investigating the incident, which occurred on March 8, 2026.
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Saudi Arabia Reports First Deaths in Conflict: Indian, Bangladeshi Killed
Saudi Arabia has reported its first fatalities in the ongoing conflict, stating a military projectile killed an Indian and a Bangladeshi national. The incident marks a significant escalation in regional tensions.
Federal Byelections in April to Shape Parliament Majority
Prime Minister Mark Carney announces three federal byelections on April 13 in Scarborough Southwest, University—Rosedale, and Terrebonne, which could grant the Liberals a majority government.
Summerside Apartment Fire Under Investigation
The Summerside Fire Department is investigating the cause of a fire at a Water Street apartment building on March 7, 2026. No injuries were reported in the incident.
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Police Promise Relentless Probe into GTA Synagogue Shootings
Toronto police and community leaders condemn the targeted shootings at synagogues in the Greater Toronto Area, pledging a thorough investigation to ensure justice and safety.
Calgary Water Restrictions Begin Monday for Main Repairs
Calgary officials implement water restrictions starting Monday to manage supply while crews fast-track repairs on the Bearspaw feeder main, which remains at risk of bursting again.
Weekly News: Waste Carts, Ayr Fire, Swan Parade Updates
This week's top stories include recycling cart concerns, a historic building fire in Ayr, changes to the Stratford swan parade, and other local and national news highlights from Kitchener and beyond.
Carney Calls April 13 Byelections in Three Ridings
Prime Minister Mark Carney has scheduled byelections for April 13 in Scarborough Southwest, University-Rosedale, and Terrebonne, potentially securing a Liberal majority.
Swiss Government: Attack on Iran Violates International Law
Switzerland's government has declared that the recent attack on Iran constitutes a clear violation of international law, emphasizing the need for diplomatic resolution in the escalating conflict.
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Federal Byelections Set for April in Toronto, Quebec
Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced three federal byelections scheduled for April 13, including two Toronto ridings and one in Quebec, as the government fills vacant parliamentary seats.
Iran War: Civilian Infrastructure Targeted, Bahrain Water Plant Hit
The conflict in Iran intensifies as military actions expand to include civilian infrastructure, with Bahrain confirming a water treatment facility was struck, raising humanitarian concerns.
China Warns 'Flames of War' Spreading, Urges U.S. Cooperation
Chinese officials issue stark warning about escalating global conflicts, calling for U.S. collaboration to manage differences before critical Xi-Trump meeting in 2026.
Two Arrested After Bolts Thrown at NYC Mayor's Mansion
Two individuals were arrested after throwing devices containing bolts and screws during a protest outside New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's official residence, Gracie Mansion, with one suspect fleeing the scene.
Iran Vows Months-Long Retaliation Amid Tehran Smoke Crisis
Iran's Revolutionary Guards pledge sustained retaliation as Tehran faces thick smoke from burning oil depots after U.S.-Israeli strikes. Attacks extend to Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Kuwait amid escalating regional conflict.
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Highway 401 Lanes Reopen After 'Person in Crisis' Incident
Traffic on Highway 401 at Keele Street in Toronto resumed after a police investigation involving a 'person in crisis' temporarily closed lanes, ensuring public safety.
Israeli Strikes Hit Thousands of Iranian Sites, Conflict Escalates
The Israeli military has announced targeting several thousand sites across Iran, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing Middle East conflict. Live updates detail the unfolding situation.
Hwy 401 at Keele Street Closed for Police Crisis Investigation
Toronto police have shut down sections of Highway 401 near Keele Street as they respond to a person in crisis situation. Authorities are urging drivers to seek alternate routes.
Kuwait Airport and Government Agency Fires Controlled After Attacks
Firefighters in Kuwait have successfully extinguished blazes at the international airport and a government agency, following a series of attacks that caused significant disruption and raised security concerns in the region.
Carney Announces Byelections in Key Ridings
Prime Minister Mark Carney has officially called byelections in several ridings, marking a significant political development as the government addresses vacancies in Parliament.
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Man Found Unconscious with Violence Signs in Montreal
A 25-year-old man is in critical condition after being discovered unconscious with signs of violence in Montreal's Mercier—Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough early Sunday morning.
Quebec Language Policing Criticized as Petty Amid Global Crises
As global conflicts escalate, Quebec's focus on enforcing language laws against businesses using English on social media is being called petty and embarrassing by critics.
Judge Rules Trump Administration's Voice of America Actions Illegal
A U.S. federal judge has declared that the Trump administration's efforts to dismantle the Voice of America were unlawful, marking a significant legal victory for the government-funded broadcaster.
Montreal Protests Divided Over Iran Conflict as Rallies Clash
Opposing demonstrations in Montreal reveal starkly different perspectives on the American and Israeli military actions in Iran, with some condemning and others praising the attacks.
Pentagon, FAA to Test Anti-Drone Lasers in New Mexico
The U.S. Department of Defense and Federal Aviation Administration are collaborating on advanced laser tests to counter unauthorized drone operations, enhancing national security measures.
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Canadian Left's Israel Focus Called Unhealthy Obsession
Analysis examines how Green Party, NDP, and Liberal politicians have embraced anti-Israel positions, with specific examples of petitions, BDS support, and antisemitic incidents within party ranks.
West Bank Clash Kills 3 Palestinians, Weekly Toll Hits 6
Three Palestinians were killed in a West Bank clash, bringing the death toll from a week of violence to six. The incident underscores escalating tensions in the region amid ongoing conflict.
Synagogue Shooting: Author on Predictable Violence
Jonathan Milevsky shares his experience after his synagogue was targeted in a shooting, discussing the predictable nature of such attacks on Jewish institutions in Canada.
Hwy. 401 at Keele Street Closed for Police Probe
A significant police investigation has led to road closures on Highway 401 at Keele Street in Toronto, disrupting traffic as authorities work at the scene.
Dosanjh Criticizes Canada's Tolerance of Sikh Radicalism
Former BC premier Ujjal Dosanjh argues Canadian authorities ignore Khalistani extremism while Ottawa pursues major economic partnership with India, raising questions about balancing tolerance with security.
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Ontario Minister Meets Windsor Veterans to Improve Supports
Ontario Minister Graham McGregor met with veterans in Windsor to discuss ways the province can better serve them through improved support programs and services.
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