Forensic Pathologist Testifies in Oughtred Murder Trial
A forensic pathologist provided crucial testimony at the second-degree murder trial of Elfgard Oughtred, while a juror was dismissed in the ongoing proceedings.
Category : Politics
Toronto Daughter's Trial: Judge to Decide in Mother's Death
Eva Samonas, 73, faces manslaughter charges after leaving her 96-year-old mother on a filthy floor for days. The Crown argues she failed her duty of care, while the defense cites dementia challenges.
Sask. Court Upholds Stay in Fatal THC Driving Case
The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal has dismissed a Crown appeal, ruling that Taylor Kennedy's trial for THC-impaired driving causing death took too long, despite errors in delay calculation.
Calgary Shelters Overwhelmed Amid Rising Homelessness
Calgary shelters are operating beyond capacity as food insecurity and homelessness risks escalate. Organizations report unprecedented demand driven by affordability crises and population growth.
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Alberta Separatist Signature Verification Delayed for First Nations Case
A court has postponed the verification of signatures for Alberta's separatist movement until a First Nations injunction case is resolved, highlighting legal and constitutional challenges.
Armed and Dangerous Man Sought by N.S. RCMP in Yarmouth
The Nova Scotia RCMP has issued a provincewide arrest warrant for Christian Lasaga, 30, who is considered armed and dangerous. Authorities are urging the public to exercise extreme caution and report any sightings immediately.
Six Arrested, Guns Seized in Downtown Kitchener Operation
Waterloo Regional Police conducted a significant operation in downtown Kitchener, resulting in six arrests and the seizure of multiple firearms and drugs.
Two Injured, Two Arrested in Regina Break-In
Regina Police Service responded to an early morning break-in that left two individuals injured. Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the incident, which occurred on April 10, 2026.
Barrie Driver, Border Guard Accused of Drug, Tobacco Smuggling
A transport truck driver from Barrie and a Canada Border Services officer at the Niagara border face serious charges for allegedly smuggling millions in drugs and tobacco from the U.S. into Canada.
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Mixed Feelings on Floor-Crossers at Liberal Convention
Delegates at the Liberal Party of Canada's policy convention in Montreal expressed divided opinions on politicians who switch parties, highlighting ongoing internal debates about loyalty and political strategy.
Brampton Man Arrested After Stabbing Mother and Sister
A man has been arrested in Brampton following a violent stabbing that left his mother and sister critically injured. Police confirm the incident was isolated and the suspect is related to the victims.
Three Impaired Driving Charges Issued in Tiny Township
Local police in Tiny Township charged three individuals with impaired driving offenses on Thursday, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against dangerous driving behaviors in the region.
RCMP Renews Call for Info in Mekayla Bali Case
Saskatchewan RCMP have released an age-progressed image of Mekayla Bali, who would now be 19, as they continue to seek public assistance in the long-standing missing person investigation.
Family Sues Over Teen's Death Linked to Energy Drinks
The family of 17-year-old Larissa Nicole Rodriguez has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Alani Nu energy drink distributors, alleging inadequate warnings about cardiac risks.
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Judge Questions House Arrest for Senior Scam Courier
A Calgary judge expressed concerns over a proposed conditional sentence for a woman who acted as a courier in scams targeting seniors, questioning if house arrest fits the crime.
Gladu Joins Liberals, U.S. Economic Woes Threaten Canada
The Liberal Party grapples with progressive unease over Marilyn Gladu's membership, while economists warn U.S. economic struggles could severely impact Canada's economy.
Winnipeg Fire Chief to Retire This Summer
Winnipeg's fire chief has confirmed his retirement this summer, marking the end of a long and distinguished career in emergency services leadership in the city.
Murder Charge Laid in 2023 Grande Cache Killing
Alberta RCMP have laid a first-degree murder charge in connection with a 2023 homicide in Grande Cache, marking a significant development in the long-running investigation.
Mexican Court Rules for Plaintiffs in 2018 Cuba Crash
A Mexican judge has ruled in favor of plaintiffs seeking compensation for the 2018 Cuba plane crash that killed 112 people, marking a significant legal development in the long-running case.
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Young Quebecers Embrace Religion Amid Secularism Push
A surprising religious revival among younger Quebecers challenges the province's secular identity, with baptism numbers rising and churches adapting to digital platforms, while new legislation targets public religious expression.
Illegal Immigrant Accused of Florida Gas Station Hammer Killing
Rolbert Joachin, a Haitian man in the U.S. illegally, faces murder charges for allegedly bludgeoning a gas station clerk to death with a hammer in Fort Myers, Florida, sparking deportation proceedings.
Alberta Independence: The Path and Challenges
Exploring the legal, economic, and political hurdles Alberta would face in any potential move toward independence from Canada, amid ongoing separatist sentiments.
Six-Year Sentence for Saskatoon Man in Fatal Fight
Timothy Smith sentenced to six years for manslaughter after a violent confrontation with Landon Waddell in November 2024, with the judge calling the force 'unnecessary and excessive'.
Buttigieg Debunks Iran War Claims, Defends Obama's Deal
Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg dismantled arguments from CNBC host Joe Kernen about Trump's Iran war, highlighting that the Strait of Hormuz was open before the conflict and defending Obama's diplomatic measures.
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Israel-Iran War: More Than Oil, Says Batra's Analysis
Political columnist Adrienne Batra examines Israel's existential crisis amid Iran's missile attacks, highlighting double standards in international defense perceptions.
Windsor BIA Opens New Office, Pushes for Mission Relocation
The Downtown Windsor BIA has moved to a more central location while advocating to relocate the Downtown Mission homeless shelter from Ouellette Avenue to improve downtown's image.
Edmonton Transit Fraud: $45K Stolen via Arc Card Machine
Fraudsters exploited a faulty Arc card machine in Edmonton's transit system, stealing $45,000 using 300 unregistered cards. City officials confirm the issue was isolated and has been resolved.
Canadian Starfighter in U.S.-Iran Conflict May Return Home
A decommissioned Canadian-built F-104 Starfighter from the Hellenic Air Force, entangled in geopolitical tensions, could be restored in London, Ontario, preserving military heritage.
Truro Teen Faces Impaired Driving Charges: RCMP
A teenager from Truro, Nova Scotia, has been charged with impaired driving by the RCMP, highlighting ongoing concerns about road safety and youth behavior.
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Epstein Survivor Slams Melania Trump's Hearing Call as Victim-Blaming
Danielle Bensky, a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein, accuses First Lady Melania Trump of shifting burden onto victims by calling for congressional testimony without proper investigations.
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