Downtown Dig Returns to Paris, Ontario for Revitalization
The popular Downtown Dig initiative is back in Paris, Ontario, aiming to enhance local infrastructure and community spaces through collaborative efforts.
Category : Politics
FedEx Driver Faces Death Penalty for Killing 7-Year-Old Girl
A former FedEx driver pleaded guilty to killing 7-year-old Athena Strand in Texas, with jurors now deciding between death or life in prison. The case involves graphic details and a defense citing mental health issues.
Calgary Considers Permanent Outdoor Watering Schedules
Calgary officials are evaluating the implementation of permanent outdoor watering schedules as part of a broader strategy to curb water consumption, though some argue alternative measures should be prioritized before imposing further restrictions.
Todd Blanche's 'I Love You' to Trump Sparks Social Media Backlash
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche faced criticism for declaring 'I love you, sir' to Donald Trump during a press conference, with many on social media calling it creepy and gross.
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North Korea Launches Projectile, South Korea Confirms
South Korea's military announced that North Korea launched a projectile from its eastern coast, escalating regional tensions amid ongoing security concerns.
Woman Testifies in Manslaughter Trial Over Mother's Death
Eva Samonas, 73, pleaded not guilty to charges after leaving her 96-year-old mother on the floor for days. The elderly woman died from complications related to prolonged immobility.
Toronto Police Seek Suspect in Teen Harassment, Charge Man in Sex Assault
Toronto Police are asking for public help to identify a suspect in a criminal harassment case involving a 13-year-old girl. In a separate incident, a 31-year-old man faces multiple charges including sexual assault and human trafficking.
Mexican Cartel Co-Founder Pleads Guilty in U.S. Court
Erick Valencia Salazar, alias 'El 85,' who helped establish a major drug cartel alongside Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, has admitted to conspiracy charges in a U.S. federal court.
Man Charged with Attempted Murder Sought by Northern Alberta RCMP
Police in northern Alberta are searching for a 20-year-old man facing an attempted murder charge. The RCMP have issued a public appeal for information on his whereabouts.
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Trump's Anti-Muslim Rhetoric Called Intentional by Experts
Islamic studies scholars and Muslim advocacy groups warn that President Trump's escalating threats against Iran, including mockery of Islamic phrases, represent dangerous dehumanization with real-world consequences.
19-Year-Old Charged in Brampton Double Shooting
A 19-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with a double shooting that occurred Monday morning in Brampton, Ontario, as police continue their investigation.
Manitoba Tory Leader Rebuked for Comments to Non-Binary Minister
Manitoba's Progressive Conservative leader faces backlash after making inappropriate comments toward a non-binary cabinet minister, sparking debates on respect and inclusivity in provincial politics.
Cupp Criticizes MAGA Figures Over Trump Iran Threats
CNN pundit S.E. Cupp condemns former Trump supporters like Marjorie Taylor Greene and Tucker Carlson for only now criticizing his Iran threats, calling their remorse too little, too late.
Alberta NDP Calls for Justice Minister Amery's Firing
The Alberta NDP is urging the provincial government to fire Justice Minister Mickey Amery as an investigation into Sam Mraiche unfolds, citing concerns over democratic integrity.
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Trump Delays Iran Threat, Demands Strait of Hormuz Reopening
President Donald Trump postponed his threat to annihilate Iran's civilization for two weeks, demanding Iran reopen the Strait of Hormuz and citing an unspecified 10-point proposal from Tehran.
Kitchener Warming Centers Close Despite Lingering Cold
Kitchener's overnight warming centers have closed for the season, despite ongoing cold temperatures, raising concerns for vulnerable individuals as spring weather remains unpredictable.
Quebec Immigration Minister Under Ethics Probe
Quebec's Minister of Immigration, Francization and Integration, Jean-Francois Roberge, is under investigation by the federal Ethics Commissioner. The probe centers on potential ethical breaches, adding to political scrutiny in the province.
Trump Suspends Iran Military Action for Two Weeks
In a major diplomatic development, former President Donald Trump has agreed to a two-week pause in military operations against Iran, amid intense international pressure and warnings about the conflict's escalation.
Sex Trafficking Trial Starts for Innisfil Exploitation Accusations
A high-profile trial has commenced against four individuals charged with sex trafficking and exploiting women in Innisfil, Ontario. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat human trafficking in the region.
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Manitoba Premier Hints at Gas Tax Cut in Question Period
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew has indicated a possible reduction in the provincial gas tax during a recent legislative question period, sparking discussions on economic relief for residents.
Windsor Cop Charged with Breach of Trust After OPP Probe
A Windsor police constable faces breach of trust charges after a two-year Ontario Provincial Police investigation. The officer has been suspended without pay pending court proceedings.
GOP Lawmakers Criticize Trump's Threat to Destroy Iranian Civilization
Several Republican lawmakers have publicly criticized former President Donald Trump's threat to destroy Iran's civilization, marking rare dissent within the party. Key figures including Rep. Nathaniel Moran and Sen. Lisa Murkowski condemned the rhetoric a
Toronto Police Seek Suspect in Firearm Incident, GTA Crime Cases
Toronto Police are asking for public assistance to identify a suspect in a firearm investigation involving a white Chrysler Pacifica. Multiple other incidents across the GTA include a movie theatre gun hoax, stabbing, road-rage firearm charges, BB gun att
Windsor Police Officer Charged in OPP Investigation
A Windsor police officer faces charges after an Ontario Provincial Police investigation into alleged misconduct, highlighting ongoing scrutiny of law enforcement practices.
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Edmonton Council Debates Lowering Infill Building Height Limits
Edmonton city council is considering a bylaw to reduce maximum wall height for new infill buildings from 10.5 to 9.5 meters, aiming to address community concerns about building massing while allowing three-storey developments.
Iranian-Canadians Worried by Trump's Iran Threat Post
Members of the Iranian-Canadian community are expressing anxiety and unease following a recent social media post by former U.S. President Donald Trump that included threats against Iran.
Tories Demand Ethics Probe Over Finance Minister's Rail Conflict
Conservative Party calls for investigation into Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne's recusal from $90B high-speed rail project after his partner was hired by the Crown corporation overseeing the initiative.
Supreme Court Ruling on Conversion Therapy Ban Sparks Fears
A Supreme Court decision striking down a Colorado conversion therapy ban raises concerns about free speech implications in healthcare, potentially affecting state medical boards and LGBTQ+ protections nationwide.
Blanche Defends Trump's Right to Investigate Political Enemies
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche asserts it is President Trump's right and duty to investigate his political opponents, dismissing concerns about Justice Department weaponization.
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Controversial Orillia Building Demolished
The former Huronia Regional Centre in Orillia is being demolished, ending a long-standing controversy over the site's future and historical significance.
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