Toronto Man on Trial for 2022 Wasaga Beach Stabbing
The attempted murder trial has commenced for a Toronto man accused in a 2022 stabbing incident in Wasaga Beach, with proceedings unfolding at the Barrie courthouse.
Category : Politics
Windsor Mayor's State of the City Address Highlights
Mayor Drew Dilkens delivered his State of the City address, outlining priorities for Windsor's future, including infrastructure, public safety, and economic development.
One Dead in Prince Albert House Fire
A fatal house fire in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, has resulted in one death, with authorities investigating the cause. The incident highlights ongoing fire safety concerns in the region.
Conservative MPs Question D'Entremont on Liberal Caucus Experience
Conservative MPs have reportedly questioned Liberal MP Chris D'Entremont about his experience after crossing the floor, as Marilyn Gladu follows his path. The political shift highlights ongoing tensions in Parliament.
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Maple Ridge Shooter Gets 15 Years for 2024 Killing
Alexander Delair, 27, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for a fatal shooting in Maple Ridge in 2024. With credit for time served, he will spend another 12½ years behind bars.
U.S.-Iran Clash Over Lebanon Fighting in Ceasefire Talks
The White House announced direct talks with Iran while Israeli strikes in Lebanon threaten the fragile ceasefire. U.S. Vice President JD Vance and Iranian officials exchange accusations over ceasefire violations.
First Nations Rally Against Alberta Separation in Court
A rally at Edmonton law courts supports First Nations' injunction bid against Alberta separation, highlighting Indigenous opposition as legal proceedings enter day two.
Saskatchewan's Strip-and-Sip Rule Loophole Exposed
A unique Saskatchewan regulation allows patrons to strip and sip under specific conditions, with a hidden exception that could change enforcement practices.
Youths Charged, Knife Found After Sault Robbery
Sault Ste. Marie police have charged three youths and seized a knife after a robbery incident, highlighting ongoing concerns about youth crime in the community.
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Man Charged in Toronto Jewish Restaurant Shooting
Toronto police have arrested and charged a man with four firearms-related offences after multiple shots were fired at a Jewish-owned restaurant. Chief Myron Demkiw emphasized the investigation remains active and ongoing.
Gold Heist Mastermind Sentenced to Four Years in Prison
Arsalan Chaudhary, a key organizer in the $22.5 million Pearson airport gold theft, receives a four-year prison term and must repay $22 million to Brinks over 40 years.
Gord Krantz, 89, Seeks Re-election as Canada's Longest-Serving Mayor
Gord Krantz, Canada's longest-serving mayor, is running for re-election in Milton after 60 years on the local council. The 89-year-old politician aims to continue his decades-long public service.
Saskatoon Man Awaits Sentence in Fatal Assault Case
Timothy Smith faces sentencing for manslaughter in the death of Landon Waddell. Family members delivered emotional victim impact statements as Crown seeks seven years, defense argues for three and a half.
Barrie Crews Tackle Pothole Season with 2,200+ Repairs
As spring arrives, Barrie's municipal crews are actively addressing pothole season, having already completed over 2,200 repairs on local roads like Marcus Street. The city emphasizes ongoing efforts to maintain infrastructure amid seasonal challenges.
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Conservative MP Defects to Liberals, Securing Majority Government
Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu has crossed the floor to join the Liberal Party, giving Prime Minister Mark Carney a parliamentary majority ahead of key byelections and a major party convention.
Wyoming Man Gets Probation for Snowmobile Wolf Attack
A Wyoming judge sentenced Cody Roberts to 18 months probation for hitting a wolf with a snowmobile, taping its mouth shut, and bringing it into a bar. The case sparked scrutiny of state predator laws.
Trump's Iran War Ends in Ambiguity: Victory vs. Reality
Despite White House declarations of a historic military victory over Iran, analysts warn the U.S. emerges strategically weakened, with Iran gaining international sanction for Strait of Hormuz tolls and retaining nuclear enrichment capabilities.
Gladu's Liberal Defection Marks New Political Cynicism
Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu's surprising defection to the Liberal Party raises questions about political principles and strategic calculations in Canadian politics.
Calgary Man Charged in Medical Supply Warehouse Break-In
A Calgary man faces breaking and entering charges after allegedly stealing from a medical supply warehouse, as police investigate the incident for further details.
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Suspicious Fire at Ottawa Restaurant Under Investigation
Ottawa police and fire services are investigating a suspicious fire that broke out at a Laurier Avenue West restaurant early Wednesday morning, with crews reporting heavy flames and black smoke.
Tiger Woods' Prescription Records Sought in Florida DUI Case
Florida prosecutors are subpoenaing Tiger Woods' prescription drug records from a pharmacy following his recent DUI arrest after a vehicle crash. The golfer has pleaded not guilty and is seeking treatment.
First Nations Rally Against Alberta Separation Referendum
First Nations chiefs and supporters gathered in Edmonton's Churchill Square on April 8, 2026, to protest a proposed Alberta separation referendum, emphasizing unity and treaty rights.
Lowertown Drop-In Centre Reopens After Fatal Collision
The Drop-In centre in Lowertown has reopened over a month after a fatal collision, marking a significant step in community recovery and support services.
Carney's Risky Majority Bid; Gladu's Byelection Support; More
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces constitutional challenges over floor-crossing tactics, while Marilyn Gladu's party switch sparks debate on automatic byelections. Plus, EU membership folly and other top stories.
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Shooter Sentenced in Maple Ridge Fatal Shooting Case
A shooter has been sentenced in the killing of a 34-year-old in Maple Ridge, B.C., following a police investigation into the May 2024 incident. The case highlights ongoing justice efforts in the region.
Poilievre's Communications Director Katy Merrifield Steps Down
Katy Merrifield, communications director for Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre, announced her departure after one year in the role. Conservative caucus members praised her work during challenging political times.
Alberta UCP Rejects Early Gas Tax Cut Amid Federal Calls
The Alberta government confirms it won't suspend provincial gas taxes before July 1, despite federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's push for federal fuel levy suspensions to address rising pump prices.
Explosive Device Found in Sherwood Park Traffic Stop, Man Charged
RCMP discovered an improvised explosive device and drug paraphernalia during a traffic stop in Sherwood Park, leading to charges against a man. Police are investigating potential links to other crimes.
Eby Defends Coffee Recruitment After 'Stunt' Accusation
Premier David Eby stands by his coffee-with-doctors recruitment initiative, dismissing criticism as political noise while emphasizing healthcare solutions.
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Eby Confident Indigenous MLAs to Back DRIPA Pause in B.C.
British Columbia Premier David Eby expresses confidence that Indigenous MLAs will vote to temporarily halt the DRIPA legislation, amid ongoing discussions and political dynamics in the province.
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