Sudden Death Investigation Underway in Tottenham
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a sudden death after a person found with life-threatening injuries in a Perth park has died. The incident occurred in Tottenham.
Category : Politics
Cardinals Condemn White House's 'Gamification' of War
Three progressive Catholic cardinals criticized the administration's wartime social media content and foreign policy in a 60 Minutes interview, with Cardinal Cupich calling it 'sickening' to use movie clips with actual bombing footage.
U.S. to Blockade Iranian Ports, Tehran Threatens Mideast Ports
The U.S. military is preparing to impose a blockade on Iranian ports, escalating tensions as Tehran threatens retaliatory actions against ports across the Middle East, raising fears of regional conflict.
Impaired Driver Had Shotgun in Sudbury, Police Charge Seven
Sudbury police reported seven impaired driving charges over a weekend, including one driver with a loaded shotgun within reach. The incidents highlight ongoing road safety concerns in Northern Ontario.
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Two Accused Teen Killers Are Refugee Claimants: Report
Two of five men charged in the 2025 murder of a 16-year-old in Stoney Creek are refugee claimants, with a third as a permanent resident, linked to tow truck industry violence.
Ottawa Driver Charged with Stunt Driving Again in 5 Years
An Ottawa driver has been charged with stunt driving for the second time in five years, highlighting ongoing traffic enforcement efforts in the city. Police continue to crack down on dangerous driving behaviors.
Canada's Defence Budget Still a Mess Despite NATO Claims
Experts reveal Canada's defence spending fails to meet NATO targets effectively, with unclear strategic goals and equipment priorities undermining national security.
Alberta Doctors Share Views on MAID and Bill 18 in Survey
A recent survey by the Alberta Medical Association reveals physicians' perspectives on medical assistance in dying and Bill 18, highlighting ethical and practical concerns in healthcare.
Hungary's PM Accuses Minister of Shredding EU Documents
Peter Magyar, the election winner and incoming prime minister, alleges that outgoing Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto is destroying EU sanctions documents, raising concerns over transparency.
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Calgary Pedestrian Critically Injured in Hit-and-Run
A pedestrian sustained life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle in Calgary's 800 block of 16 Avenue S.W. Police are investigating the hit-and-run incident that occurred on Sunday, April 12, 2026.
Peter Magyar to Take Over as Hungary's Prime Minister in May
Peter Magyar, after defeating Viktor Orban's party in Hungary's parliamentary elections, aims to assume the role of prime minister as early as May 5, 2026, marking a significant political shift.
NDP Slams Ford's Diageo Deal as 'Failed Stunt' on Amherstburg Jobs
Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles accuses Premier Doug Ford of missing an opportunity to secure future employment for workers at the shuttered Crown Royal bottling plant in Amherstburg through the province's agreement with Diageo.
Downtown Windsor Safety and Cleanliness Gains in Council Report
A new Windsor City Council report highlights significant improvements in downtown safety and cleanliness, showcasing progress in the Strengthen the Core revitalization plan.
Trump and Pope Leo Clash Over Iran in Verbal War
U.S. President Donald Trump and Pope Leo XIV engage in a public feud over Iran's nuclear policy, with Trump criticizing the pontiff on social media and the Pope defending his stance on peace.
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Pope Leo Stresses Peacemaking, Not Politics, in Global Context
Pope Leo clarifies his role as non-political, focusing on building bridges for peace and reconciliation, while commenting on figures like Trump. This comes amid various global and Canadian news updates.
Brampton Hit-and-Run Leaves Pedestrian Critically Injured
A pedestrian sustained life-threatening injuries in a hit-and-run collision in Brampton, with Peel Regional Police actively investigating the incident and appealing for witnesses.
Marcos Jr. Debunks Health Rumors with Jumping Jacks
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has publicly dismissed swirling health concerns by performing jumping jacks during a recent forum, showcasing his physical fitness.
Axworthy, Rock Call for Tighter Arms Export Controls
Lloyd Axworthy and Allan Rock, former foreign affairs ministers, are pressing the current minister to enhance oversight and transparency in Canada's arms export system to prevent misuse.
Winnipeg Fire Crews Battle Two Sunday Morning Blazes
Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service responded to two separate fires on Sunday morning, highlighting ongoing emergency response efforts in the city. Details on locations and impacts are emerging.
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Peter Magyar Unseats Viktor Orban in Hungarian Election
Peter Magyar, leader of the opposition Tisza party, has secured a parliamentary election victory, ending Viktor Orban's long-standing rule in Hungary and marking a significant political shift.
Sarnia Police Seize Gun in Dane Nisbet Homicide Case
Sarnia police have recovered a firearm believed to be used in the shooting death of Dane Nisbet, marking a critical development in the ongoing homicide investigation.
Police Officer Killed Guarding Polio Team in Pakistan
A police officer assigned to protect a polio vaccination team was killed by suspected militants in Pakistan as a nationwide immunization campaign launched.
Trump's Hormuz Blockade Plan Threatens Global Energy Markets
President Trump's plan for a full naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz could halt remaining oil flows through the critical waterway, threatening economies worldwide and deepening Middle East tensions.
Barrie Men Among Jewelry Thieves Subdued by Shoppers
Two Barrie men were among five alleged thieves taken down by vigilant shoppers at an Oshawa jewelry store. Viewer video captured a shopper using a chokehold to subdue one suspect.
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Calgary Repeals Blanket Rezoning: What's Next?
Calgary city council has repealed blanket rezoning, sparking debates on new rules for density in older neighbourhoods. Politicians face familiar challenges as they seek balanced housing solutions.
Pope Leo XIV Defies Trump, Vows to Speak Out Against War
Pope Leo XIV reaffirms his commitment to peacemaking and criticizes Trump's policies, stating he has 'no fear' of the administration amid escalating tensions.
Trump-Pope Feud Over Iran War; Strait of Hormuz Blocked
U.S. President Donald Trump and Pope Leo exchange criticism over the Iran war, while ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz stops, causing oil prices to surge and global tensions to rise.
Forgotten Promise: Post-WWII Peace Efforts Fading Today
Decades after WWII, the international community vowed to end wars by making territorial aggression illegal. Today, conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine show this promise is being forgotten.
Eyes Reveal Silent Diseases: What Ophthalmologists Can Detect
Ophthalmologists can identify serious health issues like high blood pressure, diabetes, and brain tumors through eye exams, often before symptoms appear. Experts explain how eye changes signal underlying conditions and stress the importance of annual chec
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Edmonton Offender Named After Publication Ban Lifted in Abuse Case
Ernest MacKenzie, 56, sentenced to eight years for grooming and sexually exploiting a teenage girl between 2008 and 2012, can now be identified after the victim successfully applied to remove a publication ban.
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