Man Convicted in 2001 Teen Death at Puslinch Lake Back in Custody
Christopher Watts, convicted for the 2001 death of a teen at Puslinch Lake, is back behind bars. The case has resurfaced after new developments.
Category : Provincial Politics
Sault Police Seek Help Identifying Walmart Theft Suspects
Sault Ste. Marie police and Crime Stoppers are asking for public assistance to identify two suspects in a $250 theft from the Walmart Superstore on Great Northern Road on April 13.
US Fires on Iranian Tanker in Gulf of Oman
U.S. military forces opened fire on an Iranian-flagged oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman, escalating tensions in the region amid ongoing diplomatic efforts.
N.S. RCMP Find Stolen Trailer in Van Theft Probe
RCMP in Nova Scotia recovered a stolen trailer while investigating a stolen van. The incident highlights ongoing vehicle theft issues in the region.
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Sask. NDP Leader to Address MLA's Exit from Party
Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck will address the departure of former MLA Betty Nippi-Albright from the party. Details on the exit and its political implications are expected.
Sleeping Driver Charged with Impaired in Sault Ste. Marie
Sault Ste. Marie police charged a driver found asleep at the wheel on Edison Avenue with impaired driving after a 911 call early May 3.
LaSalle Home Construction Damage Under Investigation
Windsor police are investigating damage to a home under construction in LaSalle. The incident occurred in the 300 block of Maynard, with no suspects identified yet.
Two Arrested in Windsor Car Theft and Break-In
Windsor police arrested two men after a stolen vehicle was used in a break-in. The suspects face multiple charges including theft and possession of stolen property.
DeSantis Defies Florida Constitution, Eyes 2028 Presidential Run
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis pushes a new congressional map that violates state anti-gerrymandering amendments, sparking anger but potentially boosting his 2028 presidential hopes.
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How Doug Ford can regain his popularity by governing conservatively
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's popularity has dropped as polls show his PC Party tied with Liberals. To recover, he must stop spending like a Liberal and start governing as a true Conservative.
Trump Revives Presidential Fitness Award for Kids
President Trump signed an order to bring back the Presidential Fitness Test Award for schools, joking that he works out only about one minute a day.
Betty Nippi-Albright Leaves Sask. NDP to Sit as Independent
Saskatchewan Centre MLA Betty Nippi-Albright leaves the NDP, citing inability to support Carla Beck's leadership. She will sit as an independent.
DRIPA Troubles Drag Down David Eby's Government
Premier David Eby faces political fallout over DRIPA inaction, with cross-border Indigenous challenges and a court ruling adding pressure to his government.
N.S. RCMP Warns of Man with Machete in Musquodoboit Harbour
RCMP in Nova Scotia are warning the public about a man armed with a machete in Musquodoboit Harbour. Police urge residents to stay indoors and report sightings.
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Saskatchewan CO Detector Rules Strengthened via Henry's Law
Saskatchewan introduces Henry's Law to require carbon monoxide alarms in all suites of multi-unit residential buildings, following the tragic death of 11-year-old Henry Losco.
Two Arrested on Firearms Charges After Regina Traffic Stop
Regina police arrested two individuals on firearms charges following a traffic stop. The suspects face multiple counts related to weapon possession.
Three Seniors Arrested for Impaired Driving
Barrie police arrested three individuals over 50 for impaired driving. The arrests highlight ongoing concerns about senior drunk driving.
UCP Members in Virtual Centurion Meeting, NDP Alleges
Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi revealed that UCP members participated in a virtual Centurion Project meeting, raising concerns about political interference.
Barrie Mayor Alex Nuttall to Announce Political Future
Barrie Mayor Alex Nuttall is set to make an announcement regarding his political future. The statement comes amid speculation about his next steps.
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Young People Leaving Atlantic Canada as Seniors Move In
A new study reveals a demographic shift in Atlantic Canada, with young adults departing and seniors relocating to the region, raising economic concerns.
Ex-OPP Officer Charged in North York Murder
Michaelo Markicevic, 67, faces second-degree murder in the death of Daniel Stopnicki, 47. Police confirm he was a former Collingwood officer.
Man stabbed in Toronto apartment, taken to hospital
A man was hospitalized after a stabbing inside a Toronto apartment. Police are investigating the incident, and no arrests have been reported yet.
Guelph man charged for home entry, claimed seeking friend
A Guelph man faces charges after unlawfully entering a residence, claiming he was searching for a friend. Police are investigating the incident.
Regina Motorcyclist Speeding at 200 km/h on Ring Road
A Regina motorcyclist was caught traveling at 200 km/h on the Ring Road, prompting police action and raising concerns about road safety.
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Barrie Man Charged with Weapons, Assault
An 18-year-old Barrie man has been arrested and charged with weapons and assault following a violent incident in the city's south end. Police continue to investigate.
Toronto Firefighters Battle Two East York Building Fires
Firefighters in Toronto continue to work at two East York buildings that caught fire on Monday, with crews remaining on scene for over 24 hours.
Glenora Developer Doxxing: Permit Revocation Needed
Glenora Homes used doxxing and threats to intimidate residents opposing a multiplex. The city should revoke their building permit for such unethical tactics.
NB Liberals to Introduce Property Tax Overhaul
The New Brunswick Liberals are expected to introduce a property tax overhaul when the legislature resumes, aiming to address long-standing concerns over assessment and rates.
Alberta Separatists Celebrate; Nenshi Demands Petition Killed
Alberta separatists submit over 300,000 signatures for independence vote. NDP leader Nenshi calls petition invalid due to data breach, urges Premier Smith to reject it.
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Man killed in Surrey business shooting
A man was fatally shot at a business in Surrey, B.C. on May 4, 2026. Police are investigating the incident, which has left the community concerned.
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