Windsor Arena May Become Homelessness Service Hub
Windsor is considering options to transform the historic Windsor Arena into expanded homelessness services, aiming to address housing needs in the community.
Category : Politics
Journalist: 'Regime Change Through War Is Fantasy'
Amid ceasefire, Iranian-Canadians experience mixed emotions of relief and anxiety for loved ones in Iran, as journalist Adrian Ghobrial analyzes the ongoing regional conflict.
Winnipeg Main Street Fire Causes Road Closures
A significant building fire near Main Street and Logan Avenue in Winnipeg has prompted road closures as firefighters work to contain the blaze on April 9, 2026.
Ottawa Police Lay 75 Charges Against Tow Truck Operators
Ottawa police have charged 75 tow truck operators with various offenses in the first three months of 2026, highlighting a crackdown on industry misconduct.
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Israel's Buffer Zone Strategy Signals 'Forever War' Shift
Israel is establishing buffer zones in Gaza, Syria, and Lebanon, reflecting a strategic shift toward a semi-permanent state of war, according to military officials. This move comes as the U.S. and Iran negotiate a ceasefire, but Israel continues operation
Cable Tech Tipped Off Robbers in Violent Windsor Home Invasion
A cable technician confessed to alerting robbers about valuable watches in a Windsor home, leading to a violent 2024 invasion that injured two elderly homeowners. All three perpetrators have been convicted.
Foster Parents Face Assault Charges Over Infant Injuries
Foster parents in Smiths Falls are facing assault charges after a 14-month-old child was treated for injuries, sparking an investigation into child welfare and safety protocols.
Teen Charged After Pre-arranged Fight Near Barrie School
A 15-year-old has been charged with assault following a pre-arranged fight near Bear Creek Secondary School in Barrie, Ontario, as police investigate the incident.
Mount Forest Resident Loses $2k in Puppy Scam
A Mount Forest resident was defrauded of $2,000 in an online puppy scam, prompting Ontario Provincial Police to issue warnings about pet purchase fraud.
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Brampton Teen Charged with Attempted Murder in Carjacking
A 19-year-old Brampton man faces attempted murder charges after two men were shot during a violent carjacking. Police recovered a loaded illegal firearm during the arrest, while one suspect remains at large.
Suspect Arrested After Garage Break-In in Downtown Windsor
A suspect has been apprehended by Windsor police after a garage break-in near the downtown area, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat property crime in the community.
Homicide Team Probes Fatal Incident in Surrey, B.C.
The homicide team has taken over the investigation into a man's death from injuries in Surrey, B.C., urging the public to provide any information to police.
Husband Denies Wrongdoing After Arrest in Bahamas
The husband of an American woman who vanished from a boat in the Bahamas has been arrested but denies any wrongdoing, according to his lawyer, as the investigation continues.
Kidnappers Underestimated Nancy Guthrie's Health, Expert Says
A cold case detective suggests Nancy Guthrie's captors may have abandoned their ransom plan after realizing her severe health conditions made her a liability.
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Iran Ceasefire Teeters Over Lebanon, Hormuz Disagreements
A fragile ceasefire in the Iran war faces collapse as disagreements over Lebanon and the Strait of Hormuz escalate, with U.S. and Iranian commitment in doubt and political tensions rising.
RCMP Seeks Suspect After Attempted Break-In in Manitoba
Manitoba RCMP are actively searching for a suspect involved in an attempted break and enter. Authorities have released an image of Jacob Ashe and are urging the public to assist with any information.
Man Charged in Two Suspicious Fires in Yarmouth, N.S.
A man has been charged by Nova Scotia RCMP following investigations into two suspicious fires in Yarmouth, highlighting ongoing efforts to address arson in the community.
Ottawa Police Seek Missing 14-Year-Old Girl in Kanata
Ottawa police are asking for public help to locate Abigail Bent, 14, who was last seen Wednesday afternoon in the Teron Road and Campeau Drive area of Kanata.
Windsor Police Arrest Suspect in Power Tool Theft
Windsor police have apprehended a 41-year-old man after security footage captured him using a chisel to break into a garage and steal power tools. The suspect faces multiple charges including break-and-enter and possession of stolen property.
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Lebanon Searches for Survivors After Deadliest Day of War
Rescue workers in Beirut dig through rubble after Israeli airstrikes mark the deadliest day of renewed hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah, with casualties mounting.
Ex-Law Dean Disbarred in U.K. After $600K University Fund Misuse
Jonathan Black-Branch, former University of Manitoba law dean, faces disbarment in England after being found to have misspent over $600,000 in university funds and being subject to a Canada-wide arrest warrant.
Lebanon's Deadliest Day in Israel-Hezbollah War: Over 200 Killed
Lebanon faces devastation as Israeli strikes kill at least 203 people, wound over 1,000, and trigger rescue efforts in Beirut. Israel warns of escalation amid civilian casualties and international outcry.
Police Search for Suspect After Assault in Surrey's Holland Park
Surrey Police Service is investigating a violent assault in Holland Park that left a woman with serious injuries. Authorities are appealing for witnesses to come forward with information.
Public Viewing for Rodger Brulotte in Montreal Thursday
A public viewing for Rodger Brulotte, a pedestrian struck in Toronto's west-end, will take place in Montreal this Thursday. The event honors his memory as family and community gather to pay respects.
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Barrie Woman Charged with Stunt Driving for 93 km/h in 50 Zone
A Barrie, Ontario woman has been charged with stunt driving after police clocked her traveling at 93 km/h in a 50 km/h zone on Yonge Street near Cox Mill Road on April 3, 2026.
Police Probe Arson and Break-In at Scarborough Business
Toronto police have launched an arson investigation following a fire and break-in at a Scarborough business on April 9, 2026. Authorities suspect deliberate criminal activity.
Ex-FedEx Driver Guilty in Murder of 7-Year-Old Texas Girl
A former FedEx delivery driver has pleaded guilty to the murder of 7-year-old Athena Strand in Texas, admitting to killing the child after making a delivery at her home in 2022.
MAID Advocate: Excluding Mentally Ill Could Increase Suicides
Jocelyn Downie testified before a parliamentary committee that Canada must legalize assisted suicide for the mentally ill to prevent more suicides, echoing arguments central to Canadian euthanasia policy since 2015.
Husband Arrested After Wife's Disappearance Overboard in Bahamas
Brian Hooker, 59, was arrested after claiming his wife Lynette fell from their boat in Bahamian waters. The experienced sailor's story faces scrutiny from family and authorities.
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Surrey Hells Angels Dissolved, New Chapter Opens on Vancouver Island
The Hells Angels' Hardside chapter in Surrey has been officially dissolved after nine years, marking the first chapter closure in B.C. since 1983. Simultaneously, a new West Side chapter has been established on Vancouver Island.
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