Congressman's Twin Brother Could Make History by Replacing Him
Troy Nehls, a U.S. congressman planning retirement, may be succeeded by his identical twin brother Trever, potentially marking a historic political transition.
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Toronto Police Chief Launches Anti-Corruption Project
Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw announces a new anti-corruption project in response to the recent Project South investigation, aiming to enhance integrity and public trust in law enforcement.
Regina Centre Hosts First 'One-Stop Shop' for Newcomers
The Regina Immigrant Women Centre organized a pioneering event at Cornwall Centre, bringing together local services to assist newcomers in settling into Saskatchewan. This initiative aims to streamline access to essential resources for immigrant women and
Winnipeg Bail Unit: 109 Arrests, 227 Warrants in First Months
The Winnipeg Police Service's new bail compliance unit has resulted in 109 arrests and 227 warrants executed during its initial operational period, targeting individuals violating court-ordered conditions.
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Democrats Slam Trump's Iran War Strategy as Open-Ended After Briefing
Democratic lawmakers sharply criticized the Trump administration's rationale for launching military strikes in Iran, calling the conflict open-ended and lacking congressional authorization.
Dillon Whitehawk Murder Retrial Begins with Testimony
The high-profile retrial of Dillon Whitehawk for the 2019 murders has started, featuring the first full day of courtroom testimony as legal proceedings unfold.
Israel Steps Up Airstrikes in Tehran, Iran Widens Response
The Middle East conflict escalates with Israel intensifying airstrikes in Tehran and Iran broadening its retaliatory actions across the region, amid U.S. embassy closures and rising oil prices.
Stabbing Accused Says He Feared for Life in Vancouver Court
Inderdeep Singh Gosal, accused of second-degree murder in a 2023 Starbucks patio stabbing, testified he was afraid for his life during an argument over smoking. The victim, Paul Schmidt, was a father of a toddler.
Etobicoke Residents' Last Chance to Speak on Women's Shelter Plan
Residents in central Etobicoke have a final opportunity to provide input on a proposed women's homeless shelter on Bloor Street, amid concerns over community engagement and transparency from city officials.
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Iranians' Joy Over Khamenei Death Turns to Grief
The initial celebration among Vancouver's Iranian community following reports of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death was quickly overshadowed by devastating news of civilian casualties in Iran, prompting Amnesty International to issue an urgent protection call
Impaired Driving Charges After Elderly Pedestrian Struck in Lethbridge
A Lethbridge man faces impaired driving charges following a collision that left an elderly pedestrian with severe injuries, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
Eby's Contradictory Musqueam Deal Statements Strain Credibility
Premier David Eby's repeated denials of knowledge about the Musqueam Aboriginal rights agreement, despite attending the signing ceremony, have sparked significant political controversy and questions about transparency in Victoria.
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim's Brief Press Conference Leaves Questions
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim held a five-minute press conference addressing false drug distribution allegations against a council member, but left journalists with unanswered questions about his actions and internal party dynamics.
Musqueam Rights Agreement Focuses on Federal Lands, Not Private
Musqueam First Nation states recent rights agreements with Canada only involve federal Crown lands, not private or municipal properties, though Chief Sparrow hints at future talks on broader territory issues.
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Murder Charge Filed After Missing Woman's Remains Found in Maple Ridge
A murder charge has been laid more than six months after human remains identified as Jessica Cunningham were discovered at a Metro Vancouver home. The case dates back to her July 2025 disappearance.
Carney Regrets Backing U.S. Iran Strikes, Cites International Order Decline
Prime Minister Mark Carney voices regret for supporting U.S. strikes on Iran, expressing deep concern over the erosion of the rules-based international order. Canada was not consulted beforehand.
Cuba Charges Six with Terrorism in U.S. Speedboat Shootout
Cuba has charged six individuals with terrorism after a deadly exchange of fire involving a U.S.-registered speedboat near its shores, escalating tensions with Washington.
Nova Scotia Daylight Saving Time Debate Continues
As Nova Scotians prepare to set clocks forward, the debate over permanently adopting daylight saving time intensifies, following British Columbia's recent move.
Toronto Man Charged After Police Seize Guns, Ammo, Cannabis
A 35-year-old Toronto man has been charged with 22 offences, including firearm-related crimes, after police executed a search warrant and seized loaded weapons, ammunition, cannabis, and cash.
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Alberta Bait Cars Cut Auto Theft to 10-Year Low
Alberta RCMP's innovative bait car program and data-driven policing have reduced property crimes like auto theft to their lowest levels in a decade, with 22 arrests in 2025.
Sudbury Iranians Call Strikes 'Rescue Mission' in Conflict
Two Sudbury residents with family in Iran describe recent U.S. and Israeli strikes as a 'rescue mission' against a regime responsible for thousands of deaths, highlighting local reactions to Middle East tensions.
Middle East on Edge as Iran War Spreads, Journalist Warns
Egyptian-Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy highlights the panic and turmoil across the Middle East as the conflict in Iran escalates, with regional tensions intensifying.
Calgary Councillor Seeks Return of Fiscal Gap Report
Ward 4 Coun. DJ Kelly pushes to reinstate the annual Municipal Fiscal Gap report, which previously revealed provincial funding shortfalls totaling hundreds of millions of dollars in Calgary's budget.
First Four U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iran War Identified
The U.S. military has released the names of four Army Reserve soldiers from Iowa who are the first American casualties in the conflict with Iran, as reported by Reuters.
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Ottawa Approves ByWard Market Revitalization Plan
A major revitalization plan for Ottawa's historic ByWard Market has been approved, featuring significant parking changes including repurposing the Clarence Street garage.
Experts Decode Hillary Clinton's Body Language in Deposition
Body language experts analyze Hillary Clinton's nonverbal communication during her deposition, revealing controlled composure, micro-shifts, and moments of exasperation.
RCMP Uses Bait Vehicles to Fight Auto Theft in Edmonton
The Alberta RCMP has launched a bait vehicle program in Edmonton to tackle auto theft, deploying decoy cars with tracking technology to catch thieves in the act.
B.C.'s Permanent Time Shift: Complexities of Ending Clock Changes
British Columbia's decision to abolish seasonal time changes brings logistical and social challenges, as the province prepares for a permanent shift in 2026.
Vancouver Land Ownership Concerns After Musqueam Agreement
A recent federal agreement with the Musqueam Indian Band has raised questions about land ownership in Vancouver, with critics citing ambiguous language on rights and title.
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Families in Simcoe County Await Loved Ones from Middle East
Families in Simcoe County are anxiously waiting for their loved ones to return home from the Middle East amid escalating regional conflicts, highlighting personal struggles and community support needs.
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