Alberta RCMP Cleared in Fatal Shooting of Armed Man
Alberta RCMP officers cleared in fatal shooting of a man who drew weapons and made a bomb threat. The incident involved no criminal wrongdoing.
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Prince Harry Arrives in Kyiv to Show Support for Ukraine
Prince Harry arrived in Kyiv for a security forum, demonstrating solidarity with Ukraine amid ongoing conflict. The visit underscores his continued engagement in global issues.
Windsor Councillor Calls for Preventative Homelessness Approach
A Windsor councillor proposes a preventative strategy to address homelessness downtown, focusing on early intervention and support services to reduce chronic street homelessness.
Trump Envoy's Iran-Italy World Cup Swap Idea Draws Apathy
A suggestion to replace Iran with Italy at the World Cup draws embarrassment and criticism from Italian officials and fans, with FIFA confirming Iran's participation.
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Iran-U.S. Talks Stall; Israel-Lebanon Meet in Washington
Iran-U.S. talks in limbo amid accusations, while Israel and Lebanon prepare for a second round of talks in Washington. The Strait of Hormuz remains choked.
Edmonton sells park land for $1 to build African centre
Edmonton city council approved selling 1.2 hectares of Athlone Park to the Africa Centre for $1, enabling a $54.2M cultural hub serving 20,000+ residents.
Trump Attends WH Correspondents' Dinner After Boycott
Donald Trump will attend the White House Correspondents' Dinner for the first time as president, ending a boycott since 2011. Experts analyze his possible reactions and the event's format.
UCP's Undemocratic Moves: Daylight Time and Electoral Boundaries
Lorne Gunter argues the Alberta UCP government's decisions on permanent daylight time and electoral boundary redrawing are undemocratic, overriding the will of voters.
Canada pledges $200M to spaceport that is just concrete pad
The Canadian government has committed $200 million to Spaceport Nova Scotia, which consists of a gravel road, two sea cans, and a concrete pad, raising questions about the investment.
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Longer Iran Conflict May Endanger Ukraine Missile Defenses
President Zelenskyy warns that a prolonged Iran war could jeopardize Ukraine's ability to secure missile defense systems, as global attention and resources shift.
House Oversight Divided on Maxwell Pardon: Chairman
U.S. House Oversight Committee members are split on whether Ghislaine Maxwell should receive a pardon, according to the chairman, amid ongoing fallout from the Jeffrey Epstein case.
Lebanon, Israel Resume Direct Talks in Washington
Lebanon and Israel will hold rare direct negotiations in Washington to extend the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, mediated by the US.
Rep. Tom Kean Jr. Missing Amid Health Issues
Rep. Tom Kean Jr. has not voted since March 5, with colleagues unable to reach him. His team cites unspecified health issues, but secrecy raises concerns.
Handcuffed Man Escapes Custody in Hamilton: Police
Hamilton police report that a handcuffed man, Sultan Aldarwish, escaped from custody. Authorities are searching for the suspect, who fled despite restraints.
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Alberta Premier to Update Fall Referendum Question Plan
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is set to provide an update on the province's fall referendum question plan, addressing key policy directions.
Lebanon, Israel Hold Second Direct Talks on Ceasefire
Lebanon and Israel are set for a second session of direct talks in Washington to discuss extending the truce between Israel and Hezbollah, amid ongoing hostilities and territorial disputes.
Duterte to Face Crimes Against Humanity Trial
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte will face trial at the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity over his deadly drug war.
Senate Passes ICE Budget to Reopen Homeland Security
The U.S. Senate approved a budget plan for ICE and Border Patrol, aiming to end the Homeland Security Department shutdown amid ongoing political disputes.
B.C. Father Warns of 764 Network Grooming Children
A B.C. father sounds the alarm on the 764 extremist network, accusing it of grooming children. RCMP charges Quebec man with terrorism for promoting violent content.
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Carney's Energy Superpower Ambitions Face Political Hurdles
Mark Carney aims for Canada to become an energy superpower, but policy reversals and short political timelines raise doubts about follow-through.
Extortion Cases Surge Sixfold in Canada in 2026
Canada sees a sixfold increase in extortion cases in 2026, with FINTRAC reporting over 100 cases linked to Indian crime groups targeting South Asian communities.
Iran's Desperate Hormuz Blockade Will Ultimately Fail
Iran's weakened military and delayed IRGC salaries expose desperation behind its failing Strait of Hormuz blockade, as global maritime commerce suffers.
Canada Must Stop Romanticizing a Failing Europe
Joel Kotkin argues Canadians should stop idealizing Europe, citing sluggish growth, energy crises, and authoritarian trends as reasons to favor U.S. dynamism.
Carney Blames Trump for Liberal-Created Problems
Michael Higgins argues that young Canadians' housing and debt crises stem from Liberal policies, not Trump. Carney's fireside chat ignores domestic failures.
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Washington set to eat Canada's digital sovereignty in CUSMA talks
Jim Balsillie warns Canada was 'hijacked' in the last CUSMA negotiation and faces further disadvantages as digital sovereignty is at risk in upcoming talks.
Lapu Lapu Attack Anniversary: Grief, Anger, Hope
One year after the vehicle-ramming attack at Vancouver's Lapu Lapu Day festival that killed 11, the community remembers with grief, anger, and a glimmer of hope.
Houston Amends Immigration Ordinance After Texas Threat
Houston city council amended an ordinance limiting cooperation with ICE after Governor Abbott threatened to withhold $114 million in public safety funds ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Female Premiers on Fréchette's 'Glass Cliff' Challenge
Four female premiers weigh in on Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette's ability to avoid the 'glass cliff' as she takes office amid challenging circumstances.
Man Who Stole Noem's Purse Gets 3 Years
A man who stole Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's purse under Secret Service protection was sentenced to 3 years for a string of thefts in Washington.
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Three House Members Resign Amid Scandals in Rare Move
Three House members resigned within a week amid scandals, but experts say it's not a shift toward accountability but a mix of partisanship and timing.
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