China Criticizes U.S. Attack, Unlikely to Arm Iran Directly
China has condemned the U.S. assault on Iran but shows little indication of directly supplying weapons. Instead, Iran may turn to Russia for support as its missile stockpile diminishes.
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London Couple Supports Military Efforts for Iran Regime Change
A London couple from the Iranian community advocates for military intervention to overthrow Iran's regime, emphasizing the risks people take for freedom amid escalating Middle East conflicts.
Closing Arguments in Public Servant's Sexual Assault Trial
The trial of Galal Eldien Ali, a federal public servant accused of sexually assaulting an Afghan woman, heard closing arguments on March 2, 2026. The case involves allegations dating back to 2011-2013.
Budget Officer Vacancy Leaves Federal Spending Unchecked
The interim parliamentary budget officer's term has expired without a successor, leaving a critical gap in oversight of federal spending and fiscal analysis in Ottawa.
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Rubio Contradicts Congress on Iran Threat Intelligence
Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated there was an imminent threat from Iran, contradicting earlier congressional briefings. He cited Israeli actions as a trigger for potential attacks on U.S. assets.
Musqueam Title Agreements for Greater Vancouver Released
The federal government has publicly released comprehensive title agreements with the Musqueam Indian Band, covering significant portions of Greater Vancouver. This landmark step advances reconciliation and clarifies land rights in the region.
Farkas vs. Smith: Epic Battle Over Calgary Property Tax Increase
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas confronts Alberta Premier Danielle Smith over a $339 annual property tax increase, calling it the largest hike in city history and demanding accountability for provincial spending.
Toronto Water Meter Replacement Program Starts in April
Toronto begins a three-year, $103-million program to replace 470,000 water meter transmission units, ensuring accurate billing and system reliability for residents.
Whitehawk Retrial Underway for 2019 Double-Murder in Regina
The retrial of Dillon Whitehawk for a 2019 double-murder has commenced in Regina, marking a significant development in a high-profile criminal case that has drawn public attention.
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Saskatchewan RCMP Officer Nearly Hit by Semi During Traffic Stop
An RCMP officer in Saskatchewan narrowly escaped injury after a semi-truck struck their vehicle during a traffic stop on Highway 1, highlighting dangers faced by law enforcement.
Mississauga Mom Missing for Years, Now a Homicide Investigation
Peel Regional Police are investigating the mysterious disappearance of Mezhgan Aini, a Mississauga mother of three who vanished in 2022 but was not reported missing until 2025, with authorities now treating it as a homicide.
Jewelry Store Robbery at Conestoga Mall in Kitchener
Kitchener police are investigating a robbery at a jewelry store in Conestoga Mall. Authorities have released details about the incident and are seeking public assistance.
U.S. Embassy in Riyadh Hit by Drones, Fire Reported
A drone attack struck the U.S. embassy in Riyadh, causing a fire and material damage, with no injuries reported. The incident occurred amid regional tensions involving Iran and U.S. bases.
Supreme Court Blocks California School Gender Identity Policy
The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a California law preventing schools from informing parents about their child's gender identity changes, citing religious freedom concerns.
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Mark Carney Arrives in Australia for Parliamentary Speech
Mark Carney, former Governor of the Bank of Canada, has landed in Australia ahead of a scheduled address to the Australian parliament, marking a significant international engagement for the prominent economist.
Clinton Distances from Epstein in Deposition Videos
Former U.S. President Bill Clinton testified under oath, distancing himself from Jeffrey Epstein in over nine hours of deposition videos released by a House committee.
Melania Trump Chairs UN Meeting on Child Safety Amid Iran War
First Lady Melania Trump presided over a UN Security Council meeting focused on protecting children in conflict zones, as tensions between the U.S., Israel, and Iran continued to escalate.
Supreme Court Blocks California Transgender Student Protections
The U.S. Supreme Court has halted California policies designed to safeguard transgender students, marking a significant legal setback for LGBTQ+ rights advocates amid ongoing national debates.
Alberta May Follow B.C. in Ending Daylight Saving Time
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announces the province will evaluate eliminating seasonal time changes, following British Columbia's move to stop the practice. This could leave Alberta surrounded by provinces that do not observe daylight saving time.
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Trump to Attend White House Correspondents' Dinner
In a historic move, President Donald Trump has announced his intention to attend the White House Correspondents' Dinner, marking his first participation as president. The event, scheduled for 2026, follows years of his notable absence from the annual gath
Canadian Israelis Face Iranian Missile Attacks in Israel
Israeli-Canadians in Israel cope with nationwide missile alerts as Iran retaliates with strikes, highlighting community resilience and the broader conflict.
Cochrane Conman's Surprise Guilty Plea Mid-Trial
Scott Brooks, a suspected fraudster from Cochrane, unexpectedly pleaded guilty to most charges during his trial while awaiting a judge's decision on his bail application.
Iranian-Canadians Celebrate Leader's Death Amid War Fears
Iranian-Canadians in Halifax marked the death of Iran's leader, while experts caution the conflict could widen, impacting global stability and Canadian interests.
B.C. Court Orders Richmond Firm to Disclose Documents in Land Title Case
A British Columbia Supreme Court judge has mandated a Richmond company to provide documents to Cowichan Tribes before joining their Aboriginal title lawsuit, as negotiations continue between the First Nation and provincial government.
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Charges Laid in New Westminster Shooting, Police Release Image
Police have laid charges following a shooting in New Westminster, releasing an image of a suspect vehicle linked to the incident. The investigation continues as authorities seek further information.
Police Respond to Disturbance at Calgary Islamic Centre
Calgary police were called to the Akram Jomaa Islamic Centre after a medical episode led to a crowd disturbance, resulting in one person hospitalized.
Iran-Israel War Strains U.S. Missile Defense Stocks
The escalating Iran-Israel conflict, marked by missile strikes and U.S. troop casualties, is intensifying concerns about the depletion of American interceptor inventories and global energy market volatility.
Covenant Health Develops Indigenous-Informed Healthcare Plan in Edmonton
Covenant Health in Edmonton is collaborating with Indigenous communities to create a culturally sensitive healthcare strategy, addressing systemic gaps and improving health outcomes through community-led input.
Calgary Iranians Divided After Military Action
The Iranian diaspora in Calgary is experiencing deep divisions following recent military strikes in Iran, with protests and community tensions emerging in the city.
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Speaker Breaks Tie to Advance NDP Budget in B.C.
B.C. Speaker Raj Chouhan cast the decisive vote to approve the NDP government's budget, demonstrating the party's ability to govern with its slim one-seat majority despite opposition.
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