Canada Enters Talks to Purchase Saab GlobalEye Planes
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Canada is negotiating to buy Saab GlobalEye surveillance aircraft, based on Bombardier Global 6500 jets, to boost Arctic defense.
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Embalmer Mutilates Dead Sex Offender, Charges Dropped
Texas embalmer Amber Laudermilk cut off a dead sex offender's penis and placed it in his mouth. Charges were dismissed after she completed a class.
Shots Fired Near Toronto Playground in 3 Overnight Shootings
Three separate shootings occurred across Toronto overnight, including one near a playground at Jane Street and Sheppard Avenue. Police are investigating.
Rural Manitoba Town Crime Spike Alarms Residents
Residents of a rural Manitoba community are raising alarm over a sudden increase in crime rates, with local leaders calling for more police resources and community action.
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DHS May Halt Customs in Sanctuary Cities Amid Immigration Clashes
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says DHS is planning to stop immigration processing at airports in sanctuary cities that defy federal enforcement, following clashes at a New Jersey detention center.
Fatal Shooting in Langley: One Dead on Brydon Crescent
One person died in a late-night shooting on Brydon Crescent in Langley. IHIT has taken over the investigation.
US Needs Years to Replenish Iran War Weapons: Analysis
A new analysis reveals the US will require years to restock advanced weapons used in the Iran war, highlighting supply chain challenges and strategic implications.
Paul Anka blames mass immigration for Canada's crime surge
Singer Paul Anka says crime in Canada is 'through the roof' due to mass immigration, echoing concerns on Bill Maher's podcast about changing demographics.
Bridgewater Woman Wanted on Warrant Arrested by RCMP
Dominique Janet Eichel, 34, wanted on a provincewide warrant, has been arrested by Nova Scotia RCMP. She faces multiple charges including assault and theft.
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Rural Manitoba Town's Crime Spike Sparks Resident Alarm
Residents of a Manitoba community are raising alarms over rising crime rates. Local officials call for increased police presence and community action.
N.S. Care Workers, Province Back at Bargaining Table
Striking long-term care workers in Nova Scotia and the provincial government have agreed to resume negotiations, aiming to resolve labor disputes that have impacted facilities across the region.
Ottawa Police Remove 21 Vehicles in Inspection Blitz
Ottawa police pulled 21 vehicles off the roads during a vehicle inspection blitz on Monday, citing safety concerns. The operation targeted unsafe vehicles.
Toronto Police Probe 3 Shootings, One Near Playground
Toronto police are investigating three separate shootings, including one near a playground at Jane Street and Sheppard Avenue. No injuries reported.
Simpsons Writer Who Predicted Trump Now Running for President
Dan Greaney, who wrote the 2000 Simpsons episode foreshadowing Trump's presidency, announced his 2028 presidential campaign, calling for accountability and reform.
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Liberal MP in photo with terrorist vigil organizer
Liberal MP Salma Zahid was photographed with Firas Al-Najim, a known organizer of vigils for terrorist leaders, including Hamas and Quds Force figures.
Quebec Assembly Urges NHL to Allow Habs Watch Parties in Gatineau
Quebec National Assembly unanimously passes motion urging NHL to permit Montreal Canadiens playoff viewing parties in Gatineau, citing hockey's cultural significance.
Calgary OKs Plan to Combat Homelessness, Violence, Poverty
The City of Calgary has approved a comprehensive strategy to address homelessness, domestic violence, and poverty, aiming to improve community safety and well-being.
Lake of Bays Community Centre Reopens After Repairs
Lake of Bays Community Centre reopens after ground repairs. Construction crews fixed structural issues, ensuring safety for visitors. Read more.
Ex-mayor ordered to pay $160K for defaming man on social media
A former mayor of Harrison Hot Springs must pay $160,000 for defaming a resident by calling him a con man and comparing him to Hitler's brownshirts.
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2 Men Stabbed in Mississauga Home Invasion
Two men were hospitalized after a stabbing during a home invasion on Delgado Dr. in Mississauga overnight. Police are investigating.
Surrey council eases illegal construction enforcement pilot
Surrey launches a one-year pilot to ease enforcement on illegal construction, focusing on compliance over penalties. Councillor Doug Elford criticizes the move as hypocritical ahead of elections.
Calgary Council Studies Downtown Police Office Return
Calgary city council advances study for a downtown police district office, with Mayor Farkas noting Calgary is the only major North American city without one.
OPP Identify Kirkland Lake Homicide Victim
Ontario Provincial Police have identified the victim of a fatal incident in Kirkland Lake on May 22. Murder charges have been laid in connection with the case.
Canada Eyes Swedish Aerial Surveillance Over US Option
Canada is in talks with Sweden to purchase an aerial surveillance system, bypassing an American competitor. The deal underscores shifting trade priorities.
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Judge: better vaccine campaigns, housing after Alberta boy's death
A judge recommends improved vaccine campaigns and housing following the death of an Alberta boy, highlighting systemic gaps in public health and social support.
1 dead after car crash in Montreal
A fatal car crash in Montreal has left one person dead. Police are investigating the circumstances of the collision that occurred on Tuesday.
Windsor Councillor Proposes 40 km/h Speed Limit on Residential Streets
A Windsor councillor has proposed reducing the speed limit to 40 km/h on all residential streets to enhance safety for pedestrians and cyclists.
Six Fighter Jet Training Aircraft to Be Stationed in North Bay
Six M-346 T Block 20 aircraft will enter service in 2029 and be stationed in North Bay, with options for six more units. The training jets mark a significant investment in Canadian defense capabilities.
Manitoba Town Alarmed by Rising Crime Rates
Residents of a rural Manitoba community are sounding the alarm over a surge in crime, as a new report ranks Manitoba as the second-highest province for crime rates in Canada.
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Accessibility in Housing: A Key Part of Canada's Future
Statistics Canada reports 27% of Canadians have disabilities, highlighting the need for accessible infrastructure. BILD CEO Dave Wilkes urges proactive home building.
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