Vancouver Mayor, Park Board Chair Spar Over Beach Patrol Cuts
Vancouver's mayor and park board chair are in dispute over the VPD's decision to reduce beach patrols, raising concerns about public safety during the summer season.
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Trump Veers Off-Topic in Economy Speech
During a New York speech on the economy, President Trump frequently deviated from the topic, touching on immigration, trade, and personal grievances.
Smith Defends Separatist Vote Amid Leadership Challenge
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith defends a referendum on separation from Canada, but separatists threaten a revolt within her party, accusing her of betraying the independence movement.
Person of Interest Sought in Edmonton Infill Fire
Edmonton Police seek a person of interest in a deliberately set infill fire near Whyte Avenue on March 19, 2026. The suspect is described as a man in his 30s.
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Ford Slams Judge's Ruling on Ontario Encampment
Premier Doug Ford calls a judge's decision to strike down Waterloo Region's encampment bylaw 'ridiculous' and vows to appeal.
B.C. Actor's Case Now Homicide Investigation
Police in British Columbia have upgraded the disappearance of actor Stewart McLean to a homicide investigation, with the Squamish RCMP taking over the case.
Separatists Told to Win Fall Vote and Accept Outcome
Premier Danielle Smith says Alberta separatists should aim to win the fall election and respect the result, emphasizing the need for clarity on the province's future.
Assigned Seating Returns for Federal Workers This Summer
The Canadian federal government will reintroduce assigned seating for public servants this summer, aiming to improve workplace efficiency and security in government buildings.
Competition Bureau Forces Grain Elevator Sale in $150M Deal
Canada's Competition Bureau intervenes in Parrish and Heimbecker's $150M grain takeover, requiring sale of a Saskatchewan elevator to protect farmer competition.
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Montreal-area man arrested in terror probe, released
A man from the Montreal area was arrested in a terrorism investigation and later released with conditions, police confirmed.
Flotilla activists describe beatings, tasers by Israeli forces
Activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla report beatings, tasings, and mistreatment during Israeli interception, arriving in Istanbul after detainment.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Alberta Separation Vote
Ontario Premier Doug Ford weighs in on Alberta's separation referendum vote, emphasizing national unity and the importance of keeping Canada together.
Treasury Board Allows Staggered Return-to-Office
Treasury Board says departments lacking space can stagger the four-day return-to-office mandate. Statistics Canada is the latest to delay due to space constraints.
Trump Upset Over No Praise for Anti-Weaponization Fund
President Trump expressed disappointment over the lack of appreciation for the DOJ's Anti-Weaponization Fund, claiming he gave up a $10 billion lawsuit settlement to help others.
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Human Smuggling Case Against Abrego Garcia Dismissed
A federal judge dismissed human smuggling charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, citing vindictive prosecution after his wrongful deportation became a political flashpoint.
Hayes: Trump Approval at 31%, Senate GOP in Turmoil
Chris Hayes notes Trump's approval rating hits a new low of 31% as Senate Republicans revolt over his $1.776 billion slush fund and other issues, with Majority Leader Thune sending senators home.
Trump's Cuba Strategy Mirrors Venezuela Playbook but Differs
An analysis of Trump's approach to Cuba reveals similarities to his Venezuela policy, yet distinct differences emerge in strategy and execution.
Smith: Alberta Must Stay in Canada, But Status Quo Must Change
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith proposes a referendum question on separation, advocates for provincial autonomy within Canada, and calls for change in federal-provincial relations.
Toronto police seek suspect in Leslieville following case
Toronto police are searching for a man who allegedly followed a woman in the Leslieville area. The suspect is known to frequent Danforth and Pape avenues.
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Alleged 'Southbound Bandit' Arrested for 2012 Bank Heists
Police have arrested Almir Mujovic, suspected of five bank robberies in York Region in 2012. The 'Southbound Bandit' was captured after a tip.
Smith Defends Alberta Referendum Question on Separation
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith defends the separation referendum question, stating it's time for Albertans to decide their future.
No Serious Injuries in Victoria Police Vehicle Collision
Two Victoria Police vehicles collided while responding to a priority call on Friday morning. No serious injuries were reported. The incident is under investigation.
Ford Opposes Alberta Separation Referendum Vote
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he would 'never' support Alberta's separation referendum, urging unity amid growing separatist sentiment in the province.
Ex-Calgary teacher gets 8 years for assaulting student
A former Calgary teacher was sentenced to eight years for sexually assaulting and exploiting a Grade 9 student in 2000. The judge cited a betrayal of trust.
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Tulsi Gabbard Resigns as Intelligence Director
Tulsi Gabbard resigns as Director of National Intelligence to care for her husband diagnosed with rare bone cancer, ending a tenure marked by tensions with the White House.
Toronto Police Seek Suspect in Harassment Case
Toronto police are searching for a suspect in a criminal harassment investigation. The man is known to frequent Danforth Avenue and Pape Avenue area.
Sask. RCMP Probe Pelican Narrows Suspicious Death
Saskatchewan RCMP are investigating a suspicious death in Pelican Narrows. Authorities have not released further details as the investigation continues.
StatsCan Office Mandate Stalled by Space Shortage
Statistics Canada's plan for a four-day onsite work mandate faces delays due to insufficient office space, according to a new report.
Toronto Police Seek Repeat Offender with 91 Charges
Toronto police are searching for a repeat offender wanted on 91 charges under 'Project Shelf Defence'. The suspect, Joanny Portillo Martinez, is considered dangerous.
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Ottawa LRT Shutdown Over Long Weekend Due to Staffing
OC Transpo suspended Line 1 and Line 4 on Victoria Day weekend due to staffing shortages, sparking union criticism over pay equity and understaffing.
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