Calgary Police Officer Fired for Sexual Misconduct
A Calgary Police Service officer has been dismissed after an internal investigation confirmed allegations of sexual misconduct, highlighting ongoing accountability measures within law enforcement.
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Toronto Ramps Up Snow Removal, Urges Car Removal
The City of Toronto escalates winter operations, requesting residents relocate parked cars to facilitate efficient snow clearing after recent heavy snowfall.
Brampton Woman Charged in Bayshore Shopping Centre Thefts
A 49-year-old Brampton woman has been charged with theft after Ottawa police arrested her in connection with incidents at Bayshore Shopping Centre. Police recovered stolen merchandise and linked her to additional high-value thefts from August 2025.
Windsor Police Seek Armed Robbery Suspect
Windsor police have released video footage and are asking for public assistance to identify a suspect involved in an armed robbery incident in the city.
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Liberal MP Proposes Changes to Canada's Divorce Act
Liberal MP Lisa Hepfner introduces legislative amendments to modernize Canada's Divorce Act, aiming to address evolving family dynamics and improve legal processes for separating couples.
'No Kings' Protests Return March 28, Flagship in Minnesota
Organizers announce March 28 as date for next major 'No Kings' protests against Trump administration, with flagship event in Minnesota's Twin Cities following immigration crackdown.
Toronto Jail Escapee Nears Historic Run in Police Hunt
A dangerous inmate's cunning escape from Toronto South Detention Centre sparks a citywide manhunt, drawing comparisons to the infamous Boyd Gang's historic jailbreak nearly 75 years ago.
Toronto Sidewalks Still Snowy Days After Storm
Days after a significant snowstorm, many Toronto sidewalks remain uncleared, prompting city officials to acknowledge a 'performance gap' in snow removal operations.
Veteran Compares ICE Actions to Mercenaries, Demands Investigation
A U.S. Army combat veteran draws stark parallels between her wartime experience and recent ICE operations in Minneapolis, questioning the agency's mission and accountability after two deaths.
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GOP Rep Blames Omar for Assault at Town Hall
Florida Representative Randy Fine criticizes Minnesota Democrat Ilhan Omar after an unknown substance was sprayed at her during a Minneapolis town hall event.
Saint John Overnight Parking Ban Enacted for Snow Removal
The City of Saint John has declared an overnight parking ban in specific districts to facilitate snow clearing operations after significant winter accumulation.
Second Suspect Charged in Regina Homicide Investigation
Regina Police Service has charged a 37-year-old man with indignity to a body and accessory after the fact to murder, following the discovery of a body in a vehicle earlier this month.
Drainville Vows Dialogue with English-Speaking Quebecers
Bernard Drainville, a candidate for Coalition Avenir Québec leadership, emphasizes inclusive nationalism and promises ongoing dialogue with English-speaking community members in Quebec.
N.L. Rejects Federal Gun Buyback, Funds Crime Curbing
The Newfoundland and Labrador government announces it will not participate in the federal firearm buyback program, arguing funds are better directed toward initiatives that directly combat crime.
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Police ID Victim in Vaughan Daylight Shooting
York Regional Police have publicly identified the individual killed in a brazen daytime shooting in Vaughan, Ontario, as their investigation continues.
Canada Condemns Israel's Demolition of UN Site in Jerusalem
Canada, alongside the U.K., France, and other nations, has strongly condemned Israel's recent demolition of a United Nations compound in East Jerusalem. The action has sparked significant diplomatic concern.
Police Video Shows Takedown in 20 Break-In Spree
York Regional Police have released footage showing the arrest of four suspects linked to a series of 20 break-and-enters across the region, highlighting a major investigative effort.
Windsor Police Manager Guilty of $31K Fraud
Former Windsor Police fleet manager James Brush pleaded guilty to fraud charges after spending over $31,000 on corporate credit cards for personal expenses including vacations and car parts.
Brampton Woman Charged in Bayshore Shopping Centre Clothing Theft
A Brampton woman faces charges after police allege she stole a large quantity of clothing from Ottawa's Bayshore Shopping Centre. The incident highlights ongoing retail theft concerns in major Canadian shopping centers.
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Hamas Ready to Transfer Gaza Governance to Palestinian Committee
Hamas has informed AFP it is prepared to hand over governance of Gaza to a Palestinian committee, amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis in the region.
German Leader Merz: Iran Regime's Days Numbered
German opposition leader Friedrich Merz makes a strong statement against Iran's government, calling its days numbered amid ongoing international tensions and domestic protests.
Man with Knife on Pole Arrested in Abbotsford for Psychosis
Abbotsford Police detained a man wielding a knife attached to a pole, citing psychosis under the Mental Health Act. The incident highlights mental health crises in British Columbia.
Walz Mocks Kristi Noem's Past in Interview
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz made pointed remarks about Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's controversial history during an interview, referencing her memoir scandal and current political tensions.
Montreal Equipment Shortage Hinders Snow and Pothole Work
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada reveals a 25% equipment deficit is severely impacting Montreal's snow clearing and pothole repair operations, with complaints doubling.
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CAQ's Fréchette Vague on Abortion in Constitution
CAQ interim leader Caroline Fréchette avoids clear stance on whether abortion rights will be included in the party's constitution, sparking political debate in Quebec.
Calgary Police Hunt Suspect in Home Invasion Attack
Calgary police are urgently searching for a suspect who violently assaulted a homeowner at his front door in January 2026. Authorities have released an image and are asking for public assistance to identify the individual.
Ottawa Driver Charged After Fleeing Traffic Stop at 145 km/h
A 23-year-old Ottawa man faces dangerous driving and failure to stop charges after fleeing a traffic stop on Highway 174 at speeds exceeding 145 km/h in December.
OPP Seeks Suspect in Dunnville Arson, Releases Photos
Haldimand OPP have released photographs of a suspect wanted in connection with an arson incident in Dunnville, Ontario, urging the public to come forward with any information.
U.S. Military Exercises in Middle East as Iran Tensions Rise
The United States announces military exercises in the Middle East as diplomatic tensions with Iran escalate, highlighting regional security concerns.
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Windsor Reduces Winter Road Budget After $450K Snow Clearing
Windsor city council voted to reduce winter road maintenance funding by $385,000 despite recent heavy snowfall requiring $450,000 for residential street clearing, highlighting budget challenges.
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