Ontario Man Accused of Taking Flamingo to Vegas Hotel
Mitchell Grant Fairbam faces charges for allegedly chasing flamingos and transporting one to his Las Vegas hotel room, sparking a bizarre wildlife incident investigation.
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Russia Gives Iran Intel to Strike U.S. Military: AP
According to Associated Press sources, Russia has shared critical information with Iran that could enable Tehran to target U.S. military assets in the Middle East.
Calgary Police Seek Suspects in Downtown Assault
Calgary police are investigating an assault that occurred in the 200 block of Stephen Avenue S.W. in front of The Unicorn in the early hours of February 13, 2026, and have released photos of suspects.
Swastikas Vandalize Montreal Pharmacy Windows, Owner Shocked
A Montreal pharmacist expresses shock after discovering swastikas painted on her Saint-Laurent business windows, highlighting a disturbing act of vandalism in the borough.
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Nova Scotia Legislature Limits Public Access for Safety
Nova Scotia's House Speaker has implemented new restrictions on public access inside the legislature building, citing enhanced security measures to protect MLAs and ensure safe parliamentary operations.
Calgary Murder Case: Defense Claims Intent Not Proven
The defense lawyer for Robert Matthews argues the prosecution has not established the necessary intent for murder in the fatal shooting of Jordan Jacques-Vetten during a botched robbery attempt in Calgary.
Russia Gives Iran Intel on U.S. Military Targets
U.S. intelligence reveals Russia shared information with Iran that could aid in targeting American warships and aircraft, amid ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine.
Social Innovation Framework for Edmonton Homelessness
University of Alberta Chancellor Nizar Somji advocates for systemic social innovation to tackle homelessness, moving beyond emergency measures to address economic pressures and institutional fragmentation.
Mildred Kerr Named Saskatoon's 2025 Citizen of the Year
Saskatoon celebrates Mildred Kerr as the 2025 Citizen of the Year, recognizing her lifelong advocacy efforts that began in her hometown of Kuroki, Saskatchewan.
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U.S. Issues License for Venezuela Gold Mining Dealings
The Trump administration issued a license authorizing dealings with Venezuela's state-owned gold mining firm Minerven, aiming to counter China's influence and boost control over natural resources.
Kosta: Noem's Alleged Affair Bought Her Time Before Firing
Michael Kosta humorously suggested Kristi Noem's rumored affair with Corey Lewandowski extended her tenure before she was dismissed as homeland security secretary, referencing a controversial DHS-leased jet.
Saint John Police Probe Hit-and-Run Incident
Authorities in Saint John are investigating an alleged hit-and-run incident that occurred last month, leaving a man with a broken leg. The investigation is ongoing as police seek witnesses and evidence.
Ontario Tourist Charged for Alleged Flamingo Theft in Las Vegas
An Ontario tourist faces charges after allegedly taking a flamingo from a Las Vegas hotel to his room. The incident occurred on March 3, with police releasing a photo of the suspect.
Toronto Police Shut Down Unlicensed Cannabis Dispensaries
Toronto police have conducted multiple investigations leading to the shutdown of numerous unlicensed cannabis dispensaries in February and March 2026, as part of ongoing enforcement efforts.
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Ottawa, Alberta Reach Deal on Major Project Assessments
The federal government and Alberta have reached a prospective agreement to streamline environmental assessments for major projects, aiming to balance economic growth with regulatory efficiency.
U.S. Issues License for Venezuelan Gold Sales
The United States has authorized a license permitting sales of Venezuelan gold, following a high-level meeting between U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and Venezuela's acting President Delcy Rodriguez in Caracas.
London Women's Day Breakfast Addresses Survivor Barriers
Heather Marshall delivered a keynote at the LAWC International Women's Day Breakfast in London, Ontario, focusing on systemic challenges faced by survivors of intimate partner violence.
Fort Erie Man Caught Speeding with Cocaine on Manitoulin Island
Ontario Provincial Police apprehended a Fort Erie man for speeding and drug possession on Manitoulin Island, seizing substances believed to be cocaine during a traffic stop.
King Charles Invites Saskatchewan Chiefs to Buckingham Palace
In a significant diplomatic gesture, King Charles III has extended invitations to Saskatchewan First Nations chiefs for a meeting at Buckingham Palace. This historic event precedes the 150th anniversary of Treaty 6, highlighting ongoing reconciliation eff
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U.S. Immigration Authorities Arrest Reporter in Tennessee
A Spanish-language news reporter was detained by U.S. immigration authorities in Tennessee, raising concerns about press freedom and immigration enforcement practices.
U.S. Airstrike Likely Behind Deadly Iranian School Blast
New evidence suggests a U.S. airstrike was responsible for a deadly explosion at an Iranian school, raising international tensions and legal questions.
Dog Fatally Shot on Durham Property, Police Investigating
Durham Regional Police are investigating after a dog was fatally shot on a property in the region. Authorities have confirmed the incident and are seeking information from the public.
Victoria Police Cleared by IIO in Arrest Case
The Independent Investigations Office has cleared Victoria officers after determining an arrested man did not suffer serious harm. The decision follows a review of the incident.
Two Arrested in Essex Grandparent Scam Probe
Windsor police have arrested two suspects in connection with a grandparent scam investigation in Essex County, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat financial fraud targeting seniors.
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Winnipeg Police to Test Body Cameras for Officers
The Winnipeg Police Service announces a new pilot program to test body-worn cameras on officers, aiming to enhance transparency and accountability in law enforcement operations.
Trump's 'I Guess' Remark on Iran Sparks Outrage
President Trump's nonchalant response to fears of Iranian retaliation, stating 'I guess' and 'some people will die,' has ignited a firestorm of criticism and alarm across social media and political circles.
Calgary Police Probe Martindale Vandalism: 10 Vehicles Hit
Calgary police are investigating a vandalism spree in Martindale where 10 vehicles had their tires punctured overnight. The incident occurred in the 400 and 500 blocks of Martindale Drive N.E.
Police Investigate Assault at Titan Tool in Windsor
Windsor police are investigating an alleged physical altercation between a Titan Tool & Die employee and a protester on the picket line, highlighting ongoing tensions at the manufacturing facility.
Veterans Call on Carney to Recognize Gulf War Service
Gulf War veterans demand action from Mark Carney to fulfill his commitment to acknowledge their wartime contributions, as they commemorate the 35th anniversary of Operation Friction in Ottawa.
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Whistler Stabbing: Convicted Man's Bid to Reduce Prison Term Denied
A man convicted in the fatal 2021 stabbing in Whistler, B.C., has lost his appeal to reduce his prison sentence. The decision comes after a lengthy legal process following the violent incident.
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