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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Minister's Rail Ties Spark Probe; Refugee Cleared in Crash
Prime Minister defends minister's spouse role in rail project amid Tory investigation demands. Syrian refugee found not criminally responsible for fatal crash scene departure receives absolute discharge.
Canada Launches National Health Strategy for Men and Boys
The federal government has announced a groundbreaking national strategy to address health disparities affecting men and boys, including higher suicide rates and shorter life expectancy.
Trump Warns Iran, NASA Earthset, Blue Jays Injuries
President Trump threatens Iran over the Strait of Hormuz, NASA releases a stunning Earthset image from Artemis II, and the Toronto Blue Jays deal with player injuries and roster changes.
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London Man Sentenced in Major Canadian Fentanyl Bust
A London man has been sentenced in one of Canada's largest fentanyl seizures, part of Project Oasis. The Sarnia Police Service recovered significant quantities in 2023.
Canada's Latvia Mission Head Removed Over Compensation Issues
The military officer leading Canada's Operation Reassurance in Latvia has been temporarily removed following allegations of irregularities in compensation and benefits.
Alberta Court Upholds Murder Conviction in Calgary Case
The Alberta Court of Appeal has upheld the first-degree murder conviction of Devon Shedrick in a revenge-motivated shooting, rejecting defense claims of flawed jury instructions.
U.S. Reviews Pakistan's Iran Ceasefire Plan as Trump Deadline Nears
The United States is evaluating a ceasefire proposal from Pakistan aimed at de-escalating tensions with Iran, coinciding with a critical deadline set by former President Trump. Prime Minister Carney emphasizes respect for international law amid heightened
ASIRT Probes Injury During Arrest at Edmonton Hotel
Alberta's police watchdog is investigating after a man was injured during an arrest at a Downtown Edmonton hotel lobby in March. The incident involved use of a conducted energy weapon.
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Saskatoon Police Canine Unit Makes Multiple Easter Weekend Arrests
The Saskatoon Police Service canine unit played a crucial role in several arrests over the Easter long weekend, demonstrating the effectiveness of specialized police resources in maintaining public safety.
Calgary 'Prolific Offender' Arrested for Recreation Centre Thefts
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have apprehended a suspect linked to multiple thefts at recreation centres across the Calgary region, describing the individual as a 'prolific offender'.
Rotary Club Removes Controversial Sponsor, Wins Praise
A Windsor community advocate commends the Rotary Club for its decision to apparently drop a contentious sponsor, highlighting local efforts to uphold ethical standards in event partnerships.
London's 'Clean and Green Campaign' Targets Garbage Problem
The City of London is urging residents to join its 'Clean and Green Campaign' after a noticeable increase in discarded waste appearing in public spaces like Thames Park.
Ottawa Pothole Fix Criticized as Impaired Driving Cases Rise
Ottawa faces a 27% increase in impaired driving collisions early in 2026, while a new pothole repair machine is criticized for ignoring deeper infrastructure issues. A hit-and-run case also proceeds in court.
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Edmonton Lawyers Call for Probe into Police Chief
Defence lawyers in Edmonton are urging a criminal investigation into Police Chief Warren Driechel, citing concerns over police conduct and accountability in Alberta's capital.
Regina Police Arrest 4 After Assault and Robbery
Four individuals have been apprehended by Regina Police Service following a serious assault and robbery incident in the city. Authorities are continuing their investigation into the matter.
Toronto Police Seek Man for Allegedly Following Teen Girl
Toronto police are searching for a man wanted in a criminal harassment investigation after he allegedly followed a 13-year-old girl walking home in the city's east end. Authorities have released a photo of the suspect.
RCMP Asks Kids to Name New Foals in Community Program
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is inviting children across Canada to submit name suggestions for their newest foals, fostering community engagement and celebrating the iconic Mountie horses.
Trump Iran Threat Sparks 25th Amendment Calls
President Donald Trump's declaration about Iran has triggered widespread demands from politicians across party lines to invoke the 25th Amendment, citing threats of war crimes and instability.
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Liberal Gun Ban Faces Constitutional Challenge in Court
A firearms rights group is challenging the constitutionality of Canada's Liberal government ban on assault-style weapons, arguing these firearms have legitimate hunting and sporting uses.
Prince Albert Police Probe Late-Night Stabbing at Business
Prince Albert police are investigating a serious stabbing that occurred late at night at a local business, with authorities urging witnesses to come forward.
Calgary Rezoning Hearing Ends After Thousands of Submissions
The public hearing on repealing Calgary's blanket rezoning policy has concluded with 411 speakers and 3,293 written submissions. The proposal would redesignate over 300,000 residential parcels and change density rules.
Alberta Rejects Federal Nature Strategy Over Constitutional Issues
Alberta's environment minister criticizes Prime Minister Mark Carney's $3.8 billion national biodiversity plan, calling it unconstitutional and threatening to provincial land management authority and economic activities.
Children Among Casualties in Fresh Ukraine-Russia Strikes
At least 13 people, including two children, have been killed in the latest wave of strikes exchanged between Ukraine and Russia, according to emergency services.
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Ottawa Washroom Project Paused After Budget Overrun
A standalone public washroom initiative in Ottawa's Centretown district has been suspended after exceeding its allocated budget, highlighting urban infrastructure challenges.
FedEx Driver Guilty in Murder of 7-Year-Old Texas Girl
A former FedEx driver pleaded guilty to capital murder after admitting he accidentally hit and then strangled a 7-year-old girl in Texas. The trial began with emotional testimony as jurors decide his punishment.
Edmonton Fire Investigates Apartment Blaze in Wîhkwêntôwin
Edmonton Fire Rescue Services are investigating the cause of a morning apartment fire at 103 Avenue and 123 Street on April 7, 2026, with no injuries reported.
Police Investigate Death in River Ryan, Nova Scotia
Cape Breton Regional Police are investigating a death in the community of River Ryan, Nova Scotia. Authorities have not released details about the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Iran Calls Youth to Shield Power Plants Amid Trump Ultimatum
Iranian officials call on young people to encircle power plants as human shields against potential U.S. attacks, following President Trump's warning that a civilization could die if Iran doesn't meet his 8 p.m. ET deadline to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
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Police Watchdog Probes Taser Use at Edmonton Hotel
Alberta's police watchdog is investigating the Edmonton Police Service after a man was tased at a downtown hotel and hospitalized. The incident raises questions about use-of-force protocols.
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