Murder Charge Dropped in Windsor's First 2026 Homicide
Windsor police have dropped a murder charge in the city's first homicide of 2026, following an investigation that began in February. The case involved forensic work at Windsor Regional Hospital.
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Lutnick to Testify on Epstein Ties, Axios Reports
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has agreed to testify regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein, according to an Axios report. This development follows ongoing investigations into Epstein's network.
Winnipeg Election Ads Had False Info But No Law Broken
The Manitoba election commissioner has determined that third-party advertisements during a Winnipeg election contained false information but did not violate any laws, highlighting gaps in current regulations.
Calgary Water Infrastructure Needs $609.5M More Funding
A city report reveals Calgary requires $609.5 million in additional funding for water system improvements, including replacing the Bearspaw South Feeder Main. Council will consider increasing borrowing capacity by $515.2 million.
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Tillis Blasts Noem Over Leadership Failures and Dog Killing
Senator Thom Tillis excoriated Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem for failures at ICE and FEMA, and condemned her past decisions to kill her dog and a goat during a heated Senate hearing.
Stronach Lawyer: Complainant 'Excited' to Go Home
In a Toronto court, Frank Stronach's defense suggested the last complainant was eager to accompany him home, as the high-profile case continues with new legal arguments.
Toronto Report Urges Approval of $50M Donation for Queen's Park North
A new report on the Queen's Park North revitalization project encourages Toronto City Council to approve a $50 million donation from the Weston Foundation to fund the public space transformation.
Pentagon: Israel, Not U.S., Killed Khamenei in Airstrike
A top U.S. defense official testified that Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed by an Israeli strike, distancing American military objectives from the leadership attack.
ALERT Seizes $75K Drug Shipment, Four Charged in Edmonton
The Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams intercepted a significant drug shipment valued at $75,000 in Edmonton, resulting in criminal charges against four suspects.
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Man Charged with Multiple Sexual Assaults in Windsor
Windsor Police have arrested and charged a man with multiple counts of sexual assault involving the same victim, following an investigation into the alleged incidents.
St. Catharines Man Faces 12 Charges After Police Chase
A St. Catharines man is confronting a dozen criminal and traffic-related charges following an incident where he allegedly fled from officers during a routine traffic stop in 2025, according to police reports.
Edmonton Police Respond to Stabbing at Northeast Motel
Police in Edmonton are investigating a stabbing incident at the Jockey Motel in the city's northeast, with details emerging from the early morning response.
Alberta Teacher Convicted of Student Abuse Gets Full Parole
An Alberta teacher previously convicted of sexually abusing a student has been granted full parole, according to recent reports. The case highlights ongoing concerns about educator misconduct and parole decisions in the justice system.
France Sends Nuclear Carrier to Mediterranean in Mideast Move
French President Emmanuel Macron has ordered the deployment of a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier to the Mediterranean Sea, signaling a strategic military response to escalating conflicts in the Middle East region.
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Vancouver Police: Thieves Use Hot Glue to Target Apartments
Vancouver police issue a warning about a series of break-ins where thieves are using hot glue to identify and mark apartments for future targeting, highlighting a unique criminal modus operandi.
Alberta Should Lead Canada, Not Leave: Economic Risks
Former Alberta cabinet minister warns that separatist sentiment threatens investment, jobs, and economic growth, drawing parallels to Quebec's experience and highlighting global competition.
Sudbury Police Hunt Man After Two Separate Police Evasions
Greater Sudbury Police Service is actively searching for a man involved in two separate incidents of evading police. Authorities have issued warrants and are urging public assistance.
RCMP Seeks Suspect in Strathcona County Voyeurism Case
Strathcona County RCMP are asking for the public's assistance in identifying a man wanted in connection with a suspected voyeurism incident, as part of ongoing efforts to address community safety concerns.
Canada's Indo-Pacific Strategy: Pragmatism Over Principles
Prime Minister Mark Carney's trade missions to China and India signal a shift from Canada's principled Indo-Pacific Strategy toward pragmatic realpolitik, raising questions about foreign interference and value alignment.
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Canada Seeks Oman Airspace for Citizen Evacuation
Foreign Minister Anand negotiates with Oman for airspace access to evacuate Canadian citizens from escalating Middle East conflict, as global tensions rise.
Trump's Iran Bombing Raises Civilian Casualty Concerns
As President Donald Trump escalates military action in Iran, his administration's reduction of civilian harm mitigation staff and relaxed rules of engagement heighten risks of war crimes and massive civilian casualties, with reports of hundreds killed.
Iran War Could Impact Quebec Independence, Says PQ Leader
Parti Quebecois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon admits that the escalating conflict in Iran might affect Quebec's sovereignty aspirations, citing global instability as a factor.
Army Staff College Commandant Removed After Loss of Trust
Col. Fraser Auld has been removed as Commandant of the Canadian Army Command and Staff College in Kingston. The Department of National Defence cited a loss of trust in his ability to command as the reason for this decisive action.
Trump Confirms Iran Strikes, Meets German Chancellor Merz
U.S. President Donald Trump met with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz at the White House, confirming ongoing strikes against Iranian leadership amid escalating Middle East tensions.
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OPP Seizes $230K in Fentanyl, Drugs in Northern Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police have confiscated over $230,000 worth of fentanyl and other illicit substances during a major drug trafficking investigation in northern Ontario, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts.
Witnesses Testify in Montreal Trial of Cardinal Ouellet
Cardinal Marc Ouellet's civil defamation lawsuit against his accuser proceeds in Montreal with witness testimonies. The case centers on allegations and counterclaims, highlighting legal and religious tensions.
Israel Sends Troops to Southern Lebanon Amid Hezbollah War Threat
Israeli forces have entered southern Lebanon following Hezbollah's declaration of readiness for 'open war,' escalating tensions in the region as airstrikes continue.
Trump Threatens Spain Trade Cutoff, Criticizes UK on Iran
Former President Donald Trump has threatened to sever all trade with Spain and criticized the UK for insufficient support in the US-Israeli assault on Iran, highlighting diplomatic tensions.
Police Investigate Shots Fired in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
Halifax Regional Police are actively investigating a report of shots fired in the Dartmouth area, with no injuries currently reported. Authorities are urging the public to remain vigilant.
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OPP Warns of Scam Impersonating Crown Attorney's Office
The Ontario Provincial Police are alerting the public about a sophisticated scam where fraudsters pose as Crown Attorney's office officials to extort money.
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