Mangione Avoids Death Penalty in CEO Murder Case
Federal prosecutors will not appeal a judge's ruling that prevents seeking the death penalty for Luigi Mangione, accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Category : Politics
Winnipeg Metropolitan Region Loses Half Its Municipal Members
Regional planning efforts face uncertainty after nine municipalities formally exit or pass resolutions to leave the Winnipeg Metropolitan Region, raising questions about future collaboration.
Judge Deliberates Fate of BBQ Rebel Adam Skelly in Charter Case
The legal saga of Adam Skelly, who defied COVID-19 lockdowns at his Etobicoke restaurant, nears a conclusion as a judge weighs technical arguments over charter rights and government overreach.
Judge Blocks Trump Policy Targeting Minnesota Refugees
A federal judge in Minneapolis issued a preliminary injunction against a Trump administration policy that sought to arrest refugees without green cards, calling it a 'dystopian nightmare'.
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Extortion Charges Filed in Parkland County Shooting Case
A 24-year-old man faces extortion charges and is wanted on a Canada-wide warrant in connection with shootings in Parkland County, as the RCMP continues its investigation.
Vancouver Island Property Crime Spree: Truck, Safes Stolen
RCMP report a significant property crime incident on Vancouver Island involving a stolen truck, two safes, and three saws, highlighting ongoing investigations into local thefts.
Denmark Warns of Foreign Election Interference Ahead of Vote
Denmark's intelligence services warn that Russia, the U.S., and China may attempt to influence the March 24 general election, citing tensions over Greenland and Ukraine support as key factors.
Vancouver Mayor Sim Under Fire for False Drug Allegations
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim refuses to explain his false public accusation that rival councillor Sean Orr distributed illegal drugs, sparking political controversy and raising questions about accountability in municipal leadership.
Senior Warns Dual Citizens of New U.K. Passport Rules
A Vancouver Island senior shares his surprise at encountering changed U.K. passport renewal rules, urging other dual citizens to stay informed to avoid travel disruptions.
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Yorkton Traffic Op Takes 23 Impaired Drivers Off Road
A recent traffic operation in Yorkton resulted in 23 impaired drivers being removed from the roads, underscoring ongoing efforts to enhance public safety and combat drunk driving in the region.
Bolivian Military Plane Crashes Near La Paz
A Bolivian military aircraft crashed in El Alto, close to the capital La Paz, on February 27, 2026. Authorities confirm no fatalities, with an investigation underway into the cause of the incident.
Toronto Lawyers Accused of Fraud, Victims Seek Lost Millions
Former high-flying lawyers Nicholas Cartel and Singa Bui face disbarment and criminal charges over missing client funds, with victims still waiting for justice and repayment years later.
Toronto Police Shoot at Carjacking Suspect; Suspect Still at Large
The SIU is investigating after a Toronto police officer fired at carjacking suspects in a Mississauga parking garage. One suspect was struck and fled, remaining at large as authorities continue their search.
Pimicikamak Evacuees Given Indefinite Timeline for Return
Residents of Pimicikamak Cree Nation evacuated due to an unspecified crisis are told their return home has no set date, sparking emotional distress and calls for support.
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Second Suspect Sought in Brampton Murder; Toronto Trafficking Case
Peel Regional Police are searching for a second suspect in a 2025 Brampton murder, while Toronto Police have charged a man in a human trafficking investigation involving minors.
B.C. Autism Funding Cuts Criticized as Harmful Policy
A funding change in British Columbia redirects support from autism patients to Down syndrome, sparking criticism for ethical concerns and potential harm to vulnerable families.
UN Chief Condemns Dehumanization of Migrants
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres strongly criticizes the political exploitation of migrants, warning against dehumanizing rhetoric that fuels division and undermines human rights.
NDP Bill Weakens B.C. FOI Law, Limits Public Information Access
The NDP government in British Columbia is introducing Bill 9 to amend FOI legislation, granting officials more power to delay or deny information requests, potentially reducing transparency.
Calgary Mayor Slams Provincial Tax Hike as 'Egregious'
Mayor Jeromy Farkas criticizes Alberta's education tax increase, which will raise property taxes by $340 for average Calgary households, calling it the largest in city history.
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Airdrie Man Charged for Allegedly Filming Women in Calgary Stores
An Airdrie man is facing multiple voyeurism charges after allegedly filming women and girls at Calgary retail stores, including a Marshall's location, with incidents reported in February and summer.
CWE Hall of Fame Ring Recovered, Suspect Arrested by RCMP
A commemorative ring belonging to wrestling legend Davey Boy Smith, stolen in a break-and-enter in Lloydminster, has been recovered by RCMP, with a suspect now in custody.
Vancouver Man Charged in Four Assaults Since July
A Vancouver man faces multiple assault charges for incidents dating back to July, including an alleged attack on a fast-food worker. Police detail the series of alleged violent encounters.
Windsor Police Review After Officer Seen Swiping Phone in Video
A video circulating on social media has prompted Windsor police to conduct a review, as it appears to show an officer swiping a phone from a man's hands, raising public concerns.
Woman Found Dead Near Montreal in Suspected Femicide
A woman was discovered deceased north of Montreal, with police investigating the incident as a potential femicide, highlighting ongoing concerns about gender-based violence in the region.
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Prince Albert Police Warn of Spike in Vehicle Thefts
Police in Prince Albert report a significant rise in vehicle thefts, urging residents to take preventive measures. Authorities advise locking doors and removing valuables.
Joe Biden Delayed at Airport, Poses for Selfies with Travelers
Former U.S. President Joe Biden experienced a fog-related delay at Reagan National Airport, interacting with passengers and posing for selfies. The 83-year-old, battling prostate cancer, traveled with Secret Service protection to South Carolina for a Demo
Alberta Budget 2026: Southern Alberta Infrastructure Upgrades
The Alberta Budget 2026 outlines significant investments in southern Alberta, focusing on infrastructure enhancements to boost local economies and improve public services across the region.
Spruce Grove Launches Rebrand to Reflect Community Values
The City of Spruce Grove has introduced a new logo and branding initiative aimed at capturing the essence of the community, with the mayor emphasizing its alignment with local identity and future growth.
Saskatchewan NDP to Present Emergency Motion on Child Poverty
The Saskatchewan NDP will introduce an emergency motion addressing child poverty as the provincial legislature's spring sitting commences, highlighting a critical social issue in the region.
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Defendant Claims Sole Responsibility in Teen Shooting Trial
Salim Touaibi testifies he alone fired shots that killed 15-year-old Meriem Boundaoui, calling the 2021 incident 'stupid and disgusting' while maintaining it was accidental.
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