Canadian Air Force Exchange Personnel Not Deployed to Gulf
The Department of National Defence confirms that Canadian military members on exchange with the U.S. Air Force have not been deployed to the Gulf region amid ongoing Middle East tensions.
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Russian Tanker Drifts into Libyan Rescue Zone
Italy's civil protection agency reports a drifting Russian tanker has entered Libya's search and rescue area, raising maritime safety concerns in the Mediterranean.
Iran's Leadership Decimated: Key Figures Killed in War
US-Israeli airstrikes have killed Iran's supreme leader Ali Khamenei and multiple top officials, with Netanyahu describing Iran as 'being decimated' while the Islamic republic shows resilience in replacing leaders.
Super Micro Co-Founder Charged in AI Chip Smuggling to China
U.S. prosecutors have charged Super Micro Computer co-founder Yih-Shyan Liaw and two associates with illegally diverting billions in Nvidia-powered servers to China, marking the highest-profile case of AI technology smuggling to date.
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Border Officer Charged for Allowing Drug Truck into Ontario
An RCMP investigation has led to charges against a border officer accused of permitting a truck loaded with illicit substances, including opium, cannabis, and tobacco, to cross into Ontario from the United States.
Iran Hits Kuwait Refinery, Israel Kills Guards Spokesman
Iran launched a missile attack on Kuwait's Mina Al-Ahmadi refinery, while Israel eliminated an Iranian Revolutionary Guards spokesman, intensifying Middle East tensions as war continues to rage.
Iran Gulf Strikes Continue as War Nears Three-Week Mark
Iran persists with attacks on Gulf Arab states despite Israel's signal to halt targeting energy infrastructure, disrupting oil markets and regional stability as casualties mount.
Iran Military Warns Global Tourist Sites Unsafe for Enemies
Iran's armed forces have issued a stark warning, declaring that parks, recreational areas, and tourist destinations worldwide will not be safe for its enemies, escalating tensions amid ongoing Middle East conflicts.
UK Police Arrest Suspected Iranian Spies Near Sub Base
British authorities have detained two individuals suspected of espionage for Iran near a critical submarine facility, highlighting ongoing international security tensions.
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Military Vehicles on Ottawa Highways This Weekend
The Department of National Defence will conduct training exercises involving military vehicles on highways in Ottawa and eastern Ontario this weekend, as part of routine operations.
Abu Dhabi Arrests 100+ for Posting Misleading War Info
Authorities in Abu Dhabi have detained more than 100 individuals for filming and sharing misleading information during the ongoing Middle East conflict, highlighting strict digital enforcement measures.
Denmark Readied Explosives for Greenland Runways Over U.S. Threat
Danish military sent explosives and blood supplies to Greenland in January as contingency planning for potential U.S. attack, revealing heightened tensions with Trump administration over Arctic sovereignty.
Iran Continues Missile Production Amid U.S.-Israeli Strikes
Iran insists it is still building missiles and denying security to its enemies despite weeks of devastating U.S.-Israeli strikes that have killed top leaders and hammered its industries.
Mexican Civilians Fight Cartel with AK-47s and Grenades
In Guajes de Ayala, Mexico, a local self-defence group has formed, arming themselves with AK-47s and grenades to combat cartel violence that has besieged their community, as reported by The Associated Press.
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Iranian General Killed in Airstrike After Vowing War Continues
An Iranian Revolutionary Guard general was killed in an airstrike shortly after insisting Tehran could still produce missiles and that the war would continue. Explosions were reported in Dubai as regional tensions escalate.
Iran Hits Kuwaiti Oil Refinery, Israeli Attack Rocks Tehran
Iran launched a missile strike on a Kuwaiti oil refinery, while explosions were reported over Tehran from an Israeli counterattack, escalating Middle East tensions in March 2026.
Iran's Dual Wars: Whose Interests Are Really Being Served?
Analysis of Iran's conflict reveals two simultaneous wars: decapitation strikes and economic warfare, serving leaders' political goals over citizens' interests while destabilizing the region.
Israel Halts Strikes on Iranian Energy After Trump Rebuke
Israel announces it will no longer target Iranian energy infrastructure after retaliatory strikes caused oil price surges and prompted criticism from former President Donald Trump.
Kim Jong Un and Daughter Visit Military Training Base
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his daughter, reportedly named Kim Ju Ae, were photographed at a military training base. The images, distributed by state media, show them observing exercises, including riding a tank.
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Kitchener Company Secures Multi-Million Military Deal
A Kitchener-based company has secured a substantial multi-million dollar military contract, marking a significant boost for the local economy and defense sector.
Canada Urged to Join Military Action Against Iran Blockade
Adam Zivo argues Canada must militarily support ending Iran's Strait of Hormuz blockade to prevent nuclear proliferation and maintain Western credibility in the Middle East.
Iran's Military Decimated as Conflict Exposes Regime Vulnerability
Analysis reveals Iran's leadership and military capabilities are severely degraded in the ongoing conflict, with missile volleys dwindling and internal disarray mounting, challenging narratives of resilience.
RCMP: No Current Clandestine Indian Activities in Canada
The RCMP has stated there is no evidence of current clandestine activities by the Indian government in Canada, addressing recent diplomatic tensions while emphasizing ongoing investigations.
Canada Buys $307M Army Rifles from Colt in Kitchener
The Canadian government announces a $307 million contract with Colt Canada in Kitchener, Ontario, to procure new army rifles, enhancing military capabilities and supporting local defense manufacturing.
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Canadian Forces Secrecy on Kuwait Attack Unjustified
Brett Boudreau criticizes DND's communication failures after Iranian missile damaged Kuwait base housing Canadian personnel, calling secrecy unjustified and highlighting broader systemic issues.
Defence Minister Learned of Canadian Asset Strike from Newspaper
The Canadian Defence Minister was reportedly informed via a newspaper article that Iranian strikes may have targeted Canadian assets, highlighting intelligence communication gaps amid escalating Middle East tensions.
Pentagon Bars Own Military Paper from Press Conference
The Pentagon excluded its military publication Stars and Stripes from a press briefing, claiming limited seating. Reporters question editorial independence amid new content rules.
Hegseth: No Timeline for End of Iran War, Trump to Decide
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated that the U.S. war against Iran will conclude only when President Trump decides, with no set date, despite earlier projections of a shorter duration.
Defence Minister Unaware of Iranian Strike on Kuwait Base Until Media Report
Defence Minister David McGuinty revealed he learned about an Iranian strike on a Kuwait air base where Canadian forces were stationed only after a media report, raising transparency concerns.
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Canada Awards $307M Rifle Contract to Colt Canada
The Canadian government has signed a $307 million contract with Colt Canada to manufacture over 65,000 new rifles for the Armed Forces, replacing aging equipment.
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