Islamic Militants Abduct Over 300 in Nigeria
Officials report that Islamic militants have kidnapped more than 300 individuals in northeastern Nigeria, marking a severe escalation in regional violence and security concerns.
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Iranian Canadians Struggle to Contact Loved Ones in Iran
As airstrikes escalate in Iran, Iranian Canadians in British Columbia face immense anxiety while trying to reach family members. Many express complex views on military intervention and regime change.
DOJ Adds Trump Allegation to Epstein Files, Lawmaker Demands Subpoena
The Justice Department uploaded previously missing files to its public Epstein Library, containing an unsubstantiated allegation of sexual assault against Donald Trump from the early 1980s.
Supreme Court: Asylum Seekers Eligible for Quebec Daycare
The Supreme Court of Canada has affirmed that asylum seekers in Quebec are entitled to access subsidized daycare services, a decision impacting social programs and immigration policy.
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Two Arrested After Fiery Crash into Pole in Rexdale
Toronto police are investigating a dramatic incident in Rexdale where a vehicle crashed into a pole, caught fire, and two individuals were subsequently arrested. No one was found at the initial scene.
Surrey Hit-and-Run: Pedestrian Critically Injured
A man is in critical condition after a hit-and-run incident at a Surrey intersection. Police are investigating as the vehicle fled the scene.
Canada Evacuates Citizens from Middle East with Flights and Buses
The Canadian government is organizing chartered flights and bus convoys to assist citizens stranded in the volatile Middle East, with Minister Anand warning of the dangers of ground travel in the war-torn region.
Windsor Man Arrested Again on Drug and Bail Violation Charges
A 22-year-old Windsor man facing firearm charges was arrested for allegedly violating bail conditions and found with cocaine, police report. This marks his second arrest in recent months.
Supreme Court Confirms Asylum Seekers' Daycare Rights
The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that asylum seekers are entitled to access public daycare services, affirming their rights under Canadian law and impacting childcare policies nationwide.
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Barrie Man in Life-Threatening Condition After Impaired Driving
A 29-year-old man from Barrie is in life-threatening condition following an impaired driving incident, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
Poilievre Gains Momentum, NDP and Toronto Mayor Race in Focus
A weekly political wrap-up examines Pierre Poilievre's rising influence, the NDP's leadership challenges, and the upcoming Toronto mayoral election, featuring insights from top columnists.
Man Accused of Luring Guelph Teens to Toronto for Sex
A Toronto man faces serious charges after allegedly using social media to lure teenagers from Guelph to Toronto for sexual purposes, highlighting ongoing concerns about online safety.
Union Calls for Protections After Caregiver Murder
Following the fatal stabbing of personal support worker Nancy Grewal during a solo house call, her union is demanding systemic safety improvements for healthcare workers in Ontario's homecare sector.
Iain Black's Return to Politics: B.C. Conservative Leadership Bid
Former B.C. Liberal minister Iain Black discusses his motivation for seeking the B.C. Conservative party leadership, citing community decline, affordability crises, and overdose deaths as driving factors.
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Trump Wants to 'Clean Out' Iranian Leadership, Install 'Good Leader'
U.S. President Donald Trump has expressed his desire to completely remove Iran's current leadership structure, stating he has individuals in mind who would make 'good leaders' for the country amid ongoing Middle East tensions.
Fire Breaks Out at Abandoned Barrie Townhouse
A significant late-night fire erupted at an abandoned townhouse on Berczy Street in Barrie, Ontario, on March 6, 2026. Emergency services responded to the blaze, which caused extensive damage to the vacant property.
Weekly News Roundup: Key Stories from Canada and Beyond
A comprehensive overview of this week's top news, covering politics, business, health, sports, and more, with updates on local and international events.
Toronto Police Arrest Alleged Killer of Teen in Calgary
Toronto Police have arrested Abdul Yeberebaba in Calgary for the alleged murder of 15-year-old Jahkai Jack in Mount Dennis last summer, with two others charged as accessories.
Trump Predicts Cuba's Imminent Fall, Calls It a Priority
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has made a bold statement, predicting that Cuba will soon fall and emphasizing it as a current focus. The remarks were made in an interview with CNN, highlighting ongoing geopolitical tensions.
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Canada Evacuates 530 Citizens from Middle East via Chartered Flights
The Canadian government has arranged emergency charter flights to evacuate over 500 citizens from the Middle East amid regional tensions, with operations focused on Dubai.
Shelter-in-Place Ends in Atikokan After Suspects Found
Ontario Provincial Police confirm the shelter-in-place advisory for Atikokan has been lifted following the location of two suspects wanted in connection with a fatal incident.
Canada Evacuates 180 from Dubai Amid Regional Tensions
The Canadian government has organized a chartered flight to evacuate 180 people from Dubai following the closure of its international airport due to regional instability.
Quebec Budget 2026-2027 Tabled on March 18
Quebec Finance Minister Eric Girard will table the province's 2026-2027 budget on March 18, 2026, outlining fiscal priorities and spending plans for the upcoming fiscal year.
Four Charged for Threatening Taxi Driver, Passenger in Cape Breton
Cape Breton Regional Police have charged two men and two youths following an incident where a taxi driver and passenger were threatened. The suspects face multiple charges, including assault and uttering threats.
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Trump Demands Iran's Surrender, Rules Out Talks
Former President Donald Trump has declared he will not engage in negotiations with Iran unless the nation agrees to an unconditional surrender, escalating tensions in the Middle East conflict.
Lawyer's Opinion on Aboriginal Title Case Concerns B.C. Landowners
A lawyer's comments following the Cowichan Tribes' Aboriginal title victory have sparked concerns among private property owners in Richmond, despite a judge ruling the remarks irrelevant to the case.
Ottawa Police Seek Suspects in Stairwell Assault
Ottawa police are asking for public assistance to identify two men connected to a reported assault that occurred in a building stairwell on December 20, 2025.
Brampton Stabbing Leaves One Injured, Police Probe
One person is hospitalized in stable condition following a stabbing incident in Brampton. Peel Regional Police report no suspect details are available as the investigation continues into the assault.
White House to Push Defense Firms on Production After Iran Strikes
The White House is set to urge defense contractors to accelerate weapons production as recent U.S. strikes on Iran have significantly reduced military stockpiles, raising concerns over readiness.
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Gun Buyback Costs $24,000 Per Firearm, Could Fund Police Instead
Canada's assault-style firearms compensation program has spent over $779 million to collect 32,000 guns, averaging $24,370 per firearm. For every three weapons, the government could have hired an RCMP officer.
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