OPP Active Investigation Underway in Amherstburg
The Ontario Provincial Police are leading an active investigation in Amherstburg, with authorities providing minimal details as the situation develops. Residents are advised to avoid the area.
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Second N.B. Youth on Terror Peace Bond Alarms Experts
Security specialists express deep concern as another young person in New Brunswick is subjected to a terrorism-related peace bond, highlighting growing apprehensions about radicalization risks among youth in the region.
Guelph Police Seize Cocaine and Cash in Drug Bust
Over 300 grams of cocaine and $2,700 in cash were confiscated by Guelph police following a targeted drug investigation, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat narcotics trafficking in the community.
Ottawa Police Seek Suspect in Noxious Substance Theft Incident
Ottawa authorities are investigating a January theft where a suspect released a harmful substance in a Westboro business, prompting a public appeal for information.
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OPP Warns: Don't Build Snow Forts by Roads
Ontario Provincial Police issue a safety advisory urging the public to avoid constructing snow forts close to roadways to prevent accidents and ensure community safety.
Kingsville Man Charged with Impaired Driving After Crash
A Kingsville resident is confronting impaired driving allegations after a traffic accident, as Ontario Provincial Police investigate the incident that occurred on February 20, 2026.
Markham Hit-and-Run: Teen Carried 50 Metres on Hood
York Regional Police are searching for a driver who struck a 19-year-old woman in Markham, carrying her on the hood for 50 metres before fleeing the scene. The victim suffered life-altering injuries.
Trump Slams Supreme Court Over Tariff Decision
Former President Donald Trump criticized the Supreme Court for restricting his tariff powers, calling dissenting justices 'fools and lapdogs' in a fiery press conference.
Governor Moore Slams Trump's Black History Month Comments
Maryland Governor Wes Moore condemns President Trump's Black History Month reception remarks, calling them self-congratulatory and missing the historical significance. Experts agree the event appeared politically motivated.
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Arrested in Epstein Investigation
British police arrested Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on suspicion of misconduct in public office related to Jeffrey Epstein, searching his former and current homes in a historic royal investigation.
Trump Weighs Strikes, Iran Deal Near
Former President Trump warns of potential limited military action against Iran, while Iranian officials indicate a diplomatic agreement could be reached soon, escalating global tensions.
Kitchener Man Charged in Cambridge Convenience Store Robbery
A Kitchener man faces charges after an armed robbery at a Cambridge convenience store, with Waterloo Regional Police Service investigating the incident that occurred in February 2026.
First Nations Travelers Advised to Carry Passports at U.S. Border
Canada has updated travel guidance for First Nations and Native Americans, recommending valid passports instead of status cards when crossing into the United States due to increased scrutiny.
Osaka Gets Gold Bars Worth $3.6M for Water Pipe Repairs
An anonymous donor has gifted Osaka 21 kilograms of gold bars, valued at 560 million yen, specifically to address the city's deteriorating water infrastructure, following safety concerns.
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MMIWG Exhibit Unveiled at RCMP Heritage Centre
A powerful new exhibit honoring missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls has been unveiled at the RCMP Heritage Centre in Regina, emphasizing the need for action and remembrance.
Bloc MP Mugged, Pepper-Sprayed in Brussels During NATO Trip
Bloc Québécois MP Simon-Pierre Savard-Tremblay was attacked and pepper-sprayed while in Brussels for a NATO parliamentary visit, highlighting security concerns for officials abroad.
Nova Scotia Funds 13 Anti-Racism Projects
The Nova Scotia government announces funding for 13 anti-racism initiatives, supporting community-led projects to combat discrimination and promote inclusion across the province.
Eric Ham on CUSMA Talks: Congress vs. President After Tariff Ruling
U.S. Political Analyst Eric Ham examines the political fallout from the Supreme Court's tariff ruling, highlighting tensions between Congress and the president in CUSMA negotiations. The analysis explores implications for trade and governance.
Suspect Sought in East York Aggravated Assault Investigation
Toronto police are actively searching for a suspect following an aggravated assault incident in East York. Authorities have released details as the investigation continues.
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Three Men Charged in Chilliwack Shooting
Three men have been formally charged in connection with a shooting incident in Chilliwack, as authorities continue their investigation into the case.
Hamilton Man Accused of Car Arson and Carjacking Attempts
A Hamilton man is facing serious charges after allegedly setting a vehicle on fire and attempting to carjack multiple drivers along the Lincoln Alexander Parkway, according to police reports.
Montreal, Longueuil Unveil Homeless Encampment Strategy
The cities of Montreal and Longueuil have jointly announced a comprehensive new approach to address homeless encampments, focusing on support services and housing solutions rather than enforcement.
Beyond Referendums: Engaging Albertans on Complex Issues
Premier Danielle Smith's trust in Albertans' judgment raises questions about referendum effectiveness. Citizens' assemblies offer a deliberative alternative for deeper public engagement on divisive topics.
Fetterman Urges Dignity, Respect for Office Amid SOTU Protests
Democratic Senator John Fetterman criticizes party members planning to skip or protest Trump's State of the Union, emphasizing respect for the presidential office and warning against counterprogramming.
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Montreal, Longueuil Adopt New Homeless Encampment Protocols
Montreal and Longueuil have introduced new protocols for homeless encampments, shifting from dismantling to providing basic services and establishing tolerance zones as a last resort.
Youth Charged in Stabbing Near Algonquin College
Ottawa police have charged a youth in connection with a stabbing that occurred near Algonquin College. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in the area.
RCMP Investigates Arson After Lumber Camp Fire in Saint-Léonard
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police in New Brunswick have launched an arson investigation after a significant fire destroyed a lumber camp in Saint-Léonard. Authorities are examining the scene for evidence.
Three Charged with Murder in Chilliwack Shooting
Three individuals face murder charges after a shooting in Chilliwack left one person dead and another seriously injured, according to the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team.
Toronto Money Launderer Denied Bail in Drug Cartel Case
Rolan Sokolovski, alleged financial operator for a billion-dollar drug empire, remains jailed as judge cites strong extradition case and flight risk concerns.
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Windsor Councillor Defends 6 a.m. Olympic Alcohol Service
A Windsor city councillor is facing criticism after supporting a proposal to allow alcohol service starting at 6 a.m. during Olympic events, citing economic benefits and tourism.
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