NB family grieves after fire destroys home months after car crash death
A New Brunswick family is grieving after a fire destroyed their home on July 5, 2026, just months after losing a loved one in a car crash.
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Man charged after 3D printed firearms seized in Pickering
A 43-year-old man faces charges after police seized 3D printed firearms and a 3D printer from a home in Pickering, Ontario, on July 9, 2026.
Appeal Court Upholds 9-Year Sentence for Drunk Driver Who Killed Dad
Ontario's Court of Appeal upheld a nine-year prison sentence for Fereidon Hayatibahar, an unlicensed drunk driver who killed a Richmond Hill father and injured others in a 2019 crash.
Ottawa Flood Aid Coming Sooner Rather Than Later: Flack
Ontario Minister Rob Flack promises flood assistance for Ottawa will arrive sooner rather than later, as residents grapple with rising waters and property damage.
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N.S. man infuriated police lifted emergency alert before gunman caught
Brian Meyers of Chelsea, N.S., is infuriated after police lifted an emergency alert while a man with a gun remained at large, endangering the community.
Edmonton Police Seek Help in River Valley Sexual Assault
Edmonton police appeal for public assistance to identify a suspect in a June 23 sexual assault of a teen in the river valley near Grand View Drive and 62 Avenue.
Corb Lund Petition Rejection Casts Doubt on Alberta Referendum
The rejection of Corb Lund's Water Not Coal petition by Elections Alberta due to statistical sampling raises serious concerns about the credibility of the upcoming Oct. 19 referendum with 10 questions.
Chatham Fire Station Relocation Proposal Faces Scrutiny
Chatham-Kent council will consider relocating Fire Station No. 1 from the Civic Centre, sparking questions about costs and public safety.
Amber Alert for B.C. boy cancelled in Alberta, active in B.C.
The Amber Alert for six-year-old Lanakai Morrison has been cancelled in Alberta but remains in effect for British Columbia as new photos are released.
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3 dead in SUV-semi crash north of Edmonton
Three people were killed when an SUV collided with a semi-truck north of Edmonton on July 10, 2026, according to RCMP. The crash occurred on Highway 44 near Gibbons.
N.B. RCMP seek suspects in theft of war memorabilia from elderly
RCMP in New Brunswick are investigating the theft of war memorabilia from an elderly man, appealing for public help to identify the suspects.
Lawrence Bishnoi gang terror; Carney trade resistance; cyclospora outbreak
Indian gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, jailed in India, is accused of masterminding violence in Canada. Mark Carney's anti-Trump stance may harm trade talks. Plus: Cyclospora outbreak near Canada.
Burnaby RCMP Probes Indecent Acts in Central Park
Burnaby RCMP is investigating multiple indecent acts in Central Park, including indecent exposure and voyeurism, with no suspect description yet.
New Details in Fatal RCMP Shooting Near Irricana
RCMP released new details about the fatal shooting of a suspect near Irricana, Alta., following an altercation. The incident involved officers from multiple detachments.
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Media Consortium Seeks Tumbler Ridge Shooting Records
A media consortium has filed a legal bid to access police documents related to the 2026 Tumbler Ridge, B.C., mass shooting, citing public interest in transparency.
Toronto Auditor Urges Tougher Penalties for Parking Scofflaws
Toronto's auditor general recommends tiered penalties for repeat parking offenders as a city committee reveals a backlog of 247,514 screening requests and $17.7 million in unpaid red light camera fines.
Platner withdraws from Maine Senate race, complicating Dems
Graham Platner formally withdrew from Maine's U.S. Senate race on Friday, ending a troubled campaign and threatening Democratic efforts to unseat Republican Sen. Susan Collins.
Unexploded Fireworks at Bluesfest; DND Buys Properties; Construction
Unexploded Canada Day fireworks were shot off at Bluesfest opening night without notice, upsetting councillors. DND buys two Ottawa properties. City seeks better construction coordination.
Explosive Device Prompts Block Closure in New Westminster
A potential explosive device shut down a block in New Westminster, B.C., on July 10, 2026, prompting an evacuation and police response.
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Scarborough Fumes Over ICE Shooting: 'Gunning Down People'
Joe Scarborough erupted on 'Morning Joe' over the ICE fatal shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, accusing DHS of lying and comparing it to previous incidents.
Two Pedestrians in Their 60s Killed by Vehicle in Scarborough
A man and woman, both in their 60s, died after being struck by a vehicle in Scarborough on July 10, 2026. Police are investigating the incident.
Detour begins at Region of Waterloo International Airport
A detour is now in effect at the Region of Waterloo International Airport, impacting traffic flow for travelers and local commuters.
New Canadian Citizens Sworn In at Calgary Stampede Ceremony
More than three dozen individuals became Canadian citizens during a ceremony at the Calgary Stampede grounds on Friday, July 10, 2026.
Trump Supporters Clash Over Iran in CNN Exchange
Conservative commentator Scott Jennings and Caroline Sunshine, a former Trump campaign official, argued on CNN over the nature of U.S.-Iran conflict, with Jennings claiming a 47-year war and Sunshine disputing the characterization.
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Shelter-in-Place Continues in M’Chigeeng First Nation
A shelter-in-place order remains in effect in M’Chigeeng First Nation on Manitoulin Island after reports of an armed suspect prompted police action.
U of Regina sued by women's basketball coach over contract
The University of Regina is facing a lawsuit from its women's basketball coach, who alleges breach of contract. The coach claims the university failed to uphold terms of her employment agreement.
Teen charged after bear mace, rock attack in Sault Ste. Marie
A 16-year-old faces multiple charges after allegedly spraying bear mace and throwing rocks at victims in Sault Ste. Marie, causing minor injuries.
Downtown office vacancies drop as retail struggles continue
Edmonton's downtown office vacancy rate fell nearly 1% in Q2 2026, but retail and restaurant closures persist, highlighting uneven recovery in the core.
B.C. Premier Eby Announces Mediator in Nurses' Job Action
B.C. Premier David Eby says a mediator will step into the ongoing nurses' job action, aiming to resolve the labor dispute affecting healthcare services.
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Hamilton man charged in sexual assault and child luring case
Joshua King Mcrea, 34, was arrested July 10 after allegedly contacting minors on social media. He faces charges including sexual assault, child luring, and making child pornography.
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