Woodstock Man Charged with Arson Causing Bodily Harm
A Woodstock man faces arson causing bodily harm charges after an altercation. Police say the fire injured one person. The suspect is in custody pending a court appearance.
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Correspondents Dinner Shooter Case Raises Train Security Concerns
The case of a shooter at the Correspondents' Dinner raises concerns about U.S. train security, highlighting vulnerabilities in public transportation systems.
Iranian Soccer Officials Denied Entry to Canada
Iranian soccer officials were turned away at the Canadian border ahead of a FIFA meeting in Vancouver, raising diplomatic tensions.
Trumps Demand Kimmel's Firing; Free Speech Experts Alarmed
President Trump and Melania Trump called for ABC to fire Jimmy Kimmel over a joke. Legal experts say the attacks threaten free speech and cannot be normalized.
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Canada Allocates $145M for World Cup Security
The Canadian government has announced a $145 million investment for security measures during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, ensuring safe hosting of the global event.
RCMP Probes Suspicious Death in North Battleford
Saskatchewan RCMP are investigating a suspicious death in North Battleford. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as the investigation continues.
80 Alberta Officers Honored for Impaired Driving Enforcement
Nearly 80 Alberta officers were recognized for their efforts in impaired driving enforcement. RCMP officer Surendra Singh received a certificate for stopping 110 impaired drivers.
USDA Rejects Women Soybean Farmers Amid Anti-DEI Push
The Trump administration rejected four women farmers from the United Soybean Board, citing anti-DEI policies, reducing women's representation to five on the 77-member board.
Police search for suspect in Thornhill synagogue incident
York Police seek a male suspect who attempted to enter a Thornhill synagogue on April 25, then assaulted a person nearby after being denied entry. Photos released.
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Calgary Sentencing Hearing for Driver in Fatal Crash
The sentencing hearing starts for a Calgary man who caused a crash that killed 9-year-old Victoria Desjardins on Dec. 26, 2024, while fleeing police.
CRA Must Reject Weaponizing Charitable Law Against Jewish Schools
Anti-Israel groups seek to strip Jewish day schools of charitable status, alleging improper support for Israeli military. Beryl Wajsman argues the CRA must reject these attempts.
Court rejects full hearing on $83M Trump defamation verdict
A divided federal appeals court refused to grant an en banc hearing on the $83 million defamation verdict against President Donald Trump for defaming E. Jean Carroll.
Police Use Tire Deflation Device to Stop Dangerous Driver
Barrie police deployed a tire deflation device to apprehend a dangerous driver. The suspect was taken into custody without further incident.
CBS Grills Acting AG on Comey Indictment, Cites MAGA Post
Major Garrett questioned Todd Blanche on the Comey indictment, noting Jack Posobiec's similar 2022 post wasn't prosecuted. Blanche defended the investigation.
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Canada Adds $145M for World Cup Security in Toronto, Vancouver
The federal government announced an additional $145 million for World Cup security in Toronto and Vancouver, supplementing $230M and $100M already allocated.
Supreme Court Questions Trump's TPS Termination for Haitians, Syrians
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether the Trump administration can lawfully end temporary protected status for hundreds of thousands of immigrants from Haiti and Syria, with justices divided on judicial review.
Tumbler Ridge Families Sue OpenAI Over Shooting
Seven families of Tumbler Ridge shooting victims file lawsuits against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging negligence and product liability for the 2026 mass shooting.
Alert citizen helps Port Moody police nab wanted man
Port Moody police credit an alert citizen for helping capture a wanted man. The incident highlights community vigilance in aiding law enforcement efforts.
Afghan man convicted in Kabul airport bombing
An Afghan man was convicted of conspiracy in a deadly suicide bombing at Kabul airport during the U.S. withdrawal, which killed 13 U.S. service members and dozens of Afghans.
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Regina Committee Debates REAL Purchase by Brandt
Regina's executive committee is debating Brandt's proposed purchase of REAL. Follow live updates on the meeting and key decisions.
Napolitano: Comey Indictment Frivolous, Likely Dismissed
Former Fox News analyst Andrew Napolitano argues James Comey's indictment for threatening Trump is protected speech and predicts the case will be dismissed, possibly with legal fees reimbursed.
Comey Indicted for Threatening Trump Over Seashell Post
Former FBI Director James Comey faces a criminal case for allegedly threatening President Trump with a seashell photo. Legal experts say prosecution faces high hurdles under First Amendment protections.
Doug Ford's Free-Market Contradiction: Ticket Resale Ban
Ontario's Doug Ford bans ticket resale above face value, creating new problems and boosting Ticketmaster's dominance, despite his free-market rhetoric.
W5 Investigation Sparks Criminal Code Changes on Rape Videos
A CTV W5 investigation into rape videos prompts proposed Criminal Code amendments in Canada, targeting the distribution of non-consensual intimate content.
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Comey in Court in Trump Threat Case Challenging Justice Dept.
Former FBI Director James Comey appeared in court in a case involving threats against Trump, posing challenges for the U.S. Justice Department.
Poilievre urges Carney to use all ties amid D.C. visit
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says PM Mark Carney's government should leverage every relationship to secure a U.S. trade deal, as MPs including Jamil Jivani head to Washington.
Wall Street's NACHO Acronym Mocks Trump on Iran Policy
A new acronym, NACHO, mocks Trump's Iran policy, replacing the earlier TACO. It stands for 'Not A Chance Hormuz Opens,' referencing Iran's Strait of Hormuz restrictions.
Ottawa Cancels Air Canada CEO's Committee Appearance
The Canadian government has cancelled Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau's appearance before the Official Languages Committee, sparking debate over language obligations.
Duhaime inspired by Moe, seeks Conservative alliance against separatism
Éric Duhaime, leader of the Conservative Party of Quebec, praises Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe's provincial autonomy stance and calls for a Conservative alliance to counter separatism.
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Canada Earmarks $145M for World Cup Security
The federal government allocates $145 million for security during the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Toronto, as BMO Field upgrades near completion.
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