RCMP Cuts Dozens of Positions at Ottawa Headquarters
The RCMP is set to eliminate dozens of positions at its national headquarters in Ottawa as part of a restructuring effort, impacting administrative and support roles.
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Calgary Water Main Break Closes 17 Avenue, Hits 22 Businesses
A water main break on March 5, 2026, has closed 17 Avenue S.W. in Calgary, impacting 22 businesses and adding to the city's water woes as restrictions approach.
Iran Vows Escalation as Trump Touts War Gains
The U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran enters its sixth day with Tehran promising intensified retaliation and oil prices climbing amid regional chaos.
Iran Threatens U.S., Carney on Canada's War Role
Iran vows retaliation after U.S. sinks warship, as Prime Minister Mark Carney discusses Canada's potential involvement in the escalating Middle East conflict, with NATO ally Turkey also targeted.
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Québec Solidaire Wants Front-Line Cyberviolence Service
Québec Solidaire co-spokesperson Ruba Ghazal advocates for a dedicated front-line service to address cyberviolence, highlighting the need for government action in Quebec.
North York Business Hit by Second Shooting, Police Investigate
Toronto police are investigating a second shooting at GFL Environmental's hauling yard in North York this week, highlighting ongoing security concerns for local businesses.
Three Arrested After Man Attacked in Quebec City
Quebec City police have arrested three individuals in connection with a violent assault on a man, highlighting ongoing efforts to address crime in the area. The incident underscores community safety concerns.
American Idol Contestant's Daughters Seek Restraining Order
The daughters of former American Idol contestant Caleb Flynn are seeking a restraining order to protect assets as their father faces murder charges for allegedly killing their mother.
McCaskill Slams Trump's Lack of Iran Post-War Planning
Former Senator Claire McCaskill questions the Trump administration's strategy after launching military strikes against Iran, highlighting the absence of a clear plan for the country's future leadership and governance.
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Crown Attorney Phone Scam Targets Essex County Residents
Ontario Provincial Police issue a warning about a fraud scheme where scammers impersonate Crown attorneys, urging residents to be vigilant against unsolicited calls and financial demands.
Iran Threatens U.S. as Middle East Conflict Escalates
Iran issues stark warnings to the United States following military strikes, calling for retaliation and vowing that America will regret its actions. The conflict continues to escalate with live updates.
House Vote on Iran War Powers Tests Trump Strategy
The U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote on a war powers resolution concerning Iran, a critical test of former President Trump's military strategy and its implications for international alliances.
Middle East War Escalates: Iran Attacks Israel, Israel Strikes Lebanon
As the Middle East conflict enters its sixth day, Iran launches missiles at Israel while Israel strikes Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, with casualties mounting and Canada considering potential involvement.
Hamilton Police Update on 2023 Homicide
Hamilton police are set to provide a significant update on a 2023 homicide case, with details expected to shed new light on the investigation and progress made.
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Swastikas Target Jewish Businesses in Montreal, Hate Crimes Rise
Montreal police investigate antisemitic graffiti on three Jewish-owned businesses in St-Laurent, amid a significant increase in hate crimes over the past two years.
Political Divide Deepens Over Refugee Reform and Immigration
A Conservative bill to end benefits for denied asylum-seekers was voted down by opposition parties, sparking taxpayer concerns and heated debate over Canada's immigration policies and housing solutions.
Trump's Iran Strike Gamble May Backfire Politically
While the joint U.S.-Israel military action against Iran was strategically justified, President Trump faces significant political risks as public opposition grows and his base reacts negatively to the conflict.
Middle East Conflict Escalates: Iran Attacks Israel and U.S.
The Middle East conflict intensifies as Iran launches new attacks targeting Israel and U.S. military bases, while Israel responds with strikes in Lebanon. Live updates on the escalating tensions and international reactions.
Mark Carney's Foreign Policy U-Turns Under Scrutiny
Prime Minister Mark Carney's rapid shifts on Iran military action and U.S. relations reveal a pattern of dramatic policy reversals that have become a hallmark of his political career.
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Canada's Troop Deployment in Middle East Remains Undisclosed
The Canadian government declines to specify troop numbers in the Middle East amid rising tensions, while Prime Minister Carney discusses alliance commitments and potential involvement.
RCMP's Oldest Sniffer Dog Bond Still Guards Edmonton Airport
At nearly 12 dog years old, Bond the German shepherd remains indispensable for explosive detection at Edmonton International Airport, showcasing her skills in high-profile security operations.
Alberta Should Opt for Standard Time Over Permanent DST
Columnist Lorne Gunter argues that if Alberta eliminates seasonal time changes, it should adopt permanent standard time rather than daylight saving time to avoid extremely late winter sunrises.
Saskatoon Prioritizes 22nd Street, Eighth Street, Woodlawn Corridor Plans
City administration has outlined how infrastructure development will be prioritized along Saskatoon's Link Bus Rapid Transit corridors, with 22nd Street, Eighth Street and Woodlawn identified as the next three areas for planning.
1963 Saskatoon Fire Hazard Demolition Campaign in Downtown
In March 1963, Saskatoon's fire department launched a multi-year program to demolish hazardous buildings in the downtown area, starting with an apartment block at Avenue A and 21st Street.
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Senator Sheehy Helps Remove Protester, Sparking Controversy
Senator Tim Sheehy assisted Capitol Police in ejecting a Green Party candidate from a Senate hearing, leading to accusations of excessive force and a broken arm.
Primary Elections: The Key to Political Change in America
With low voter turnout in primaries and high public dissatisfaction, experts argue that primary elections are where real political influence lies, shaping the general election ballot and congressional power.
Canada's Knife Violence Crisis: A Doctor's Survival Story
Dr. Julie Woods survived a brutal stabbing by her ex-father-in-law, highlighting Canada's rising knife violence. This article explores the intimate savagery of such attacks, their increasing prevalence, and the urgent need for greater public attention and
Shooting Victim Drives Self to Hospital in Ahuntsic-Cartierville
A 23-year-old man was hospitalized after being shot in Montreal's Ahuntsic-Cartierville borough. Police found a car with bullet impacts at the scene as the investigation continues.
How Licence Plate Scanners Flag Suspended Drivers Instantly
Automated Licence Plate Recognition technology enables police to quickly detect drivers with suspended licences, enhancing road safety through real-time data checks.
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Man Hospitalized with Gunshot Wounds in Montreal
A man walked into a Montreal hospital with gunshot wounds, prompting a police investigation in the Ahuntsic-Cartierville borough on March 4, 2026. Authorities are seeking information on the shooting incident.
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