U.S. Investigators Suspect American Role in Iranian School Strike
U.S. military investigators believe American forces likely struck an Iranian girls' school, killing scores of children, but the probe remains ongoing with no final conclusions yet.
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Man Sentenced to 21 Months for Indignity to Remains
A Maple Ridge man has been sentenced to 21 months in prison for committing indignity to human remains, as homicide investigators continue their probe into the disappearance of Jessica Cunningham.
CCTV Shows Minutes Before Deadly Vancouver Starbucks Stabbing
Newly released CCTV videos depict the critical minutes leading up to a fatal stabbing at a downtown Vancouver Starbucks, as authorities continue their investigation into the violent incident.
Toronto Murder Suspect Arrested in Calgary After Teen's Death
Abdul Yeberebaba, 20, wanted in connection with the murder of a 15-year-old boy in Toronto, has been arrested in Calgary following a police investigation.
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Ex-Judge Guilty of Misconduct in Assault Case
A disciplinary panel found former Ontario Court Justice Paul Currie guilty of sexual and physical assault, with a report detailing his evasive testimony and delayed surrender to police.
Trump Turns to Europe for Iran War Support After Years of Feuding
President Donald Trump's military campaign in Iran relies heavily on European bases and airspace, revealing Europe's strategic leverage despite Trump's past criticism of NATO allies and ongoing political tensions.
Brenda Locke Seeks Re-election with Surrey Connect Team
Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke has declared her intention to run for re-election this fall, leading a slate that includes both returning councillors and new candidates. The announcement sets the stage for a competitive race against opposition candidates.
FBI Memos on Trump Sex Abuse Allegation Released
The U.S. Justice Department has publicly posted FBI interview memoranda related to a sexual abuse allegation against former President Donald Trump, marking a significant disclosure in the ongoing legal scrutiny.
White House Criticized for Call of Duty Gameplay in Iran Strike Video
The White House sparked outrage by posting a video mixing Call of Duty gameplay with real footage of missile strikes in Iran, drawing criticism for gamifying war amid escalating conflict.
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Triple-Digit Tax Hikes for Calgary, Chestermere, Airdrie
Residents in Calgary, Chestermere, and Airdrie are bracing for significant provincial tax increases exceeding 100%, as new fiscal policies take effect in 2026.
Toronto Police Probe Union Station Stabbing
Toronto police are actively investigating a stabbing that occurred outside Union Station on March 5, 2026. The incident prompted a significant police presence, with multiple cruisers deployed to the scene.
Calgary Police Probe Connected Home Break-Ins Across Neighborhoods
Calgary police are actively investigating a series of home break-and-enter incidents believed to be linked to traveling crime groups, with multiple neighborhoods affected.
Poilievre Has Reservations About Carney's Fiscal Watchdog Idea
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre voices skepticism regarding former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney's suggestion for an independent fiscal watchdog, highlighting political tensions over economic governance.
Witness Places Whitehawk at Both 2019 Drive-By Shooting Scenes
A key witness testified in Regina court, claiming to have seen Dillon Whitehawk at the locations of both 2019 drive-by shootings, as reported by Mick Favel.
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Ukraine Accuses Hungary of Hostaging Bank Staff with $40M
Ukraine's foreign minister has leveled serious accusations against Hungary, claiming it detained bank employees transporting a substantial $40 million sum. This diplomatic incident escalates tensions amid ongoing regional conflicts.
Kitchener Police Probe Assault and Robbery Case
Waterloo Regional Police are actively investigating a serious assault and robbery that occurred in Kitchener, with details emerging about the ongoing inquiry into the violent incident.
Carlson: 'I'll Always Love Trump' Despite Policy Clashes
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson affirms his enduring affection for Donald Trump, even as the two publicly feud over U.S. foreign policy in Iran and MAGA loyalty.
London Residents Report Rat Infestation, Councillor Proposes Bylaw
Increased rat complaints in east London have prompted a local councillor to propose strengthening property standards bylaws to address rodent infestations.
Police Warn of High-Risk Offender in New Glasgow Community
New Glasgow Regional Police have issued a public safety alert regarding Matthew William Rozins, a high-risk offender now residing in the community. Authorities urge residents to remain vigilant.
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Ken Sim Keeps Business Support Amid Party Silence
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim faces criticism after false drug allegations against a council colleague, but key business leaders continue to support him despite his ABC party's public silence.
North Vancouver Mayors Seek Inquiry into Water Treatment Project
Mayors from North Vancouver municipalities have formally requested Premier David Eby to launch an independent inquiry into a costly and delayed water treatment project, citing transparency and accountability concerns.
SARM Opposes SaskPower Rate Hikes, Assembly May Debate
Rural leaders argue SaskPower's latest rate increase unfairly targets farms and rural customers, with the assembly potentially debating a reversal next week.
Chinatown Residents Demand Moratorium on New Services
Montreal's Chinatown residents are demanding a halt to new services for at-risk populations, opposing a sex workers' resource center relocation. Community leaders cite safety concerns and lack of consultation.
Stolen Vehicle Causes Multi-Car Crash on Calgary's Deerfoot Trail
Calgary police confirm a stolen vehicle was involved in a serious multi-vehicle collision on Deerfoot Trail N.E. Thursday afternoon, disrupting traffic and prompting an investigation.
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Essex Council Rejects Using Reserves for Green Bins
Essex council has voted against a motion to utilize reserve funds for the green bin program, highlighting fiscal concerns in municipal waste management.
Jan. 6 Pardonee Gets Life for Child Molestation
Andrew Paul Johnson, a Florida handyman pardoned by Trump for Capitol riot charges, has been sentenced to life in prison for molesting two children and transmitting harmful material to a minor.
Neck Restraint Used on B.C. Man Who Died After Police Altercation
A paramedic report reveals police used a neck restraint during an altercation with a British Columbia man who later died, raising questions about police tactics and accountability in the province.
Toronto Rally Tests Support for Iran's Ayatollah in U.S.-Israel War
A planned protest at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto this weekend will measure Canadian sentiment on the Iran conflict, with police monitoring for safety amid tensions.
Forever Canadian Urges Albertans to Vote in Separation Referendum
The Forever Canadian movement, partnering with Alberta's francophone community, is mobilizing voters ahead of a possible October referendum on Alberta's separation from Canada, with former deputy premier Thomas Lukaszuk criticizing Premier Smith's stance.
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Civil Rights Pioneer Bernard LaFayette Dies at 85
Bernard LaFayette, who laid the groundwork for the Selma voting rights campaign that led to the 1965 Voting Rights Act, has died at 85. The civil rights leader faced assassination attempts and helped train generations in nonviolent activism.
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