$4.5M Contraband Seized at Point Edward Border Crossing
Canada Border Services Agency intercepts high-value illegal goods at the Blue Water Bridge, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against smuggling activities.
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Toronto Police Launch New Counter-Terrorism Security Unit
Toronto Police Service announces creation of dedicated Counter-Terrorism Security Unit and Task Force Guardian in response to evolving security landscape, global conflicts, and increased hate crimes.
Canadian Company Sanctioned for Hezbollah Financing
A B.C. company has been sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury for alleged ties to a $100-million international network financing Iran-backed Hezbollah, raising alarms about terrorist financing in Canada.
Iran Dismisses U.S. Ceasefire Plan as Strikes Hit Region
Iran has formally dismissed a U.S.-proposed ceasefire plan, while military strikes have been reported in Tehran and across the Middle East, escalating regional tensions.
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Germany Jails Four Men Over Hamas Weapons Caches
A German court has sentenced four men to prison for their involvement in storing weapons and explosives for Hamas, highlighting ongoing counter-terrorism efforts in Europe.
B.C. Companies Sign Up for Navy Submarine Bid as Suppliers
British Columbia companies are positioning themselves as potential suppliers for Canada's $60 billion submarine acquisition, partnering with international bidders to secure domestic economic benefits from the massive defense project.
Russia Downs 400 Ukrainian Drones as Aerial Barrages Escalate
Russia reports intercepting almost 400 Ukrainian drones in intensified aerial attacks, with Moscow and Kyiv escalating barrages amid ongoing conflict.
U.S. Offers Iran 15-Point Ceasefire Plan as Troops Deploy
The United States has submitted a comprehensive 15-point ceasefire proposal to Iran through Pakistani intermediaries, even as it deploys thousands of additional troops to the Middle East. Iran has dismissed the diplomatic efforts, launching new attacks ac
Jewish Leaders Warn of Iran-Inspired Terror Threat
Jewish security officials report a 900% rise in antisemitic incidents since 2014, with recent synagogue shootings in Toronto and Detroit linked to Iranian rhetoric. Experts warn of increased threats from both state-sponsored and lone-wolf actors.
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Hegseth's 'We Negotiate With Bombs' Sparks Outrage
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's comments during a swearing-in ceremony praising the U.S.-Israeli air campaign against Iran and stating 'We negotiate with bombs' drew swift condemnation from critics online.
Russia's Major Attack on Ukraine Kills Six, Injures Dozens
A major Russian drone and missile attack struck civilian areas across Ukraine, killing six and injuring at least 46. The assault, involving nearly 400 drones and missiles, targeted cities including Kyiv, Dnipro, and Lviv, damaging a UNESCO World Heritage
Toronto Police Boost Tactical Presence at Worship Sites, Tourist Hubs
Toronto Police Service announces deployment of additional officers equipped with semi-automatic weapons and tactical gear to enhance security at places of worship and major tourist destinations.
Toronto Police Deploy Tactical Unit with Rifles for Security
Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw announces a new counter-terrorism unit, deploying officers in tactical gear with semi-automatic rifles to key locations, citing global threats and recent attacks.
U.S. Deploying 1,000 Troops to Middle East, AP Source Says
The United States is preparing to send around 1,000 military personnel to the Middle East in the coming days, according to an Associated Press source, as regional conflicts and diplomatic challenges persist.
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Canadian Army Outlines Major Overhaul Amid Global Changes
Lieutenant-General Michael Wright reveals the Canadian Army is undergoing a significant transformation driven by evolving global threats and increased defense spending, with restructuring and new equipment priorities.
Saab CEO: Ottawa's Fighter Jet Review Timeline Unclear
The CEO of Saab has indicated that the timeline for Canada's review of its fighter jet procurement remains uncertain, as the government continues its evaluation process for a new fleet.
Toronto Police to Deploy Patrol Rifles at Worship Sites, Tourist Hubs
Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw announces a new security initiative to station officers equipped with patrol rifles and long guns at places of worship and major tourist attractions, aiming to enhance public safety.
Toronto Police to Deploy Rifles in Worship Sites, Tourist Hubs
Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw announces a new initiative to equip officers with patrol rifles and long guns in places of worship and tourist hubs, aiming to enhance public safety in high-traffic locations.
Colombia Questions Military's Secondhand Planes After Crash
Following a deadly military plane crash in Puerto Leguizamo, Colombia's president has raised concerns about the safety of using secondhand aircraft in the nation's armed forces, sparking a debate on military procurement and safety standards.
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NTSB Investigates LaGuardia Crash: Recorder and Controllers
The NTSB is examining the cockpit voice recorder and air traffic controller actions in the fatal Air Canada crash at LaGuardia Airport that killed two Canadian pilots.
Explosions North of Beirut Cause Panic Amid Regional Tensions
Loud explosions were heard north of Beirut, causing panic among residents as regional conflicts escalate. The incident follows recent Israeli airstrikes in the city's southern suburbs.
Russia Fires 400 Drones at Ukraine, Spring Offensive Begins
Russia has unleashed a massive drone assault on Ukraine, with nearly 400 drones fired, indicating the start of its anticipated spring offensive. Rescue efforts are underway in Zaporizhzhia after attacks.
Canada's Strategic Future Takes Shape Beneath Arctic Ice
As Canada expands its Arctic responsibilities, developing domestic maritime technology capabilities becomes crucial for national sovereignty and defense across three oceans.
Three Firearms Seized at Windsor-Detroit Tunnel by U.S. Border Agency
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers intercepted three firearms during a routine inspection at the Windsor-Detroit Tunnel, highlighting ongoing border security vigilance.
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Iran Strikes and Mixed War Talk Signals Heighten Tensions
Recent strikes targeting Iran and Tehran have escalated regional conflicts, with Israel and Gulf states implicated. Amid these attacks, diplomatic efforts to end the war face uncertainty as mixed signals emerge from ongoing negotiations.
Trump Hopes for Iran War Wind-Down as Fighting Persists
U.S. President Donald Trump suggests productive talks with Tehran could lead to de-escalation, but Iran denies negotiations as casualties mount across the region.
Kim Jong Un Vows to Cement North Korea's Nuclear Status
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has declared an irreversible commitment to solidify the nation's nuclear capabilities, as reported by state media following a parliamentary session.
RCMP Staff Shortage Worsens, Auditor General Finds
Canada's national police force is grappling with a severe and worsening personnel deficit, according to a new report from the Auditor General, raising concerns about operational capacity and public safety.
Iran Missile Hits Tel Aviv as U.S. Talks and War Escalate
A missile struck central Tel Aviv as Iran continued barrages against Israel and Gulf states, while U.S. President Trump claimed talks to end the war, disputed by Iran. Israel retaliated in Beirut, and oil prices fluctuated amid the conflict.
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Pentagon Removing Media Offices After Court Ruling
The U.S. Defense Department will close its press corridor and relocate journalists outside the Pentagon following a federal judge's ruling in favor of The New York Times.
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