Schizophrenic man who stabbed teen at Tim Hortons gets discharge
A man found not criminally responsible for stabbing a 16-year-old stranger at a Toronto Tim Hortons in 2018 has been granted an absolute discharge by the Ontario Review Board.
Category : Public Health
Measles Alert in Calgary: Province Issues Public Warning
Alberta Health Services issued a public alert for measles exposure in Calgary. Residents who visited specific locations may have been exposed. Symptoms include fever and rash.
One Dead After Crash Near Grenfell, Sask.
A single-vehicle crash near Grenfell, Saskatchewan, has left one person dead. RCMP are investigating the incident, which occurred on Thursday afternoon.
Brockville Grieves Triple Homicide Victims: Mother, Daughters
A celebration of life was held in Brockville for a mother and her two daughters, victims of a triple homicide. The community gathered to honor their memory.
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Calgary Farm Reopens After Parasite Outbreak
Butterfield Acres Petting Farm in Calgary has reopened after a cryptosporidium outbreak. The farm was closed temporarily to ensure public safety.
Ontario Health System at Breaking Point, Nurses Warn
Ontario's health-care system faces unprecedented crisis as nurse layoffs and funding cuts lead to record wait times and low morale, nurses and union reps say.
Ontario Tests 10 Asymptomatic for Hantavirus; Low-Risk Stop Isolating
Ontario now testing 10 asymptomatic people for hantavirus, with low-risk cases told to stop isolating if they test negative. Seven more individuals asked to isolate.
Canadian Jews Lose Belonging as Antisemitism Rises
Many Canadian Jews report losing their sense of belonging amid a surge in antisemitic incidents, with synagogues attacked and hate crimes rising 16-fold since 2000.
DEAR ABBY: Bothersome man won't leave neighbour alone
A reader seeks advice on a neighbour who repeatedly knocks during work hours despite being asked to stop. Abby suggests firm boundaries.
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Vancouver 911 Call-Takers Vote for Strike Action
Vancouver's 911 call-takers have voted in favor of strike action, according to a B.C. union, potentially impacting emergency response services in the region.
Homeless Death Spike in London Shocks Community
A sudden spike in deaths among homeless Londoners has left the community and agencies reeling, prompting mayoral candidates to face pressure for action.
Victoria Fire Dept Halts Non-Urgent Medical Calls Including Overdoses
Victoria Fire Department will no longer respond to less urgent medical calls, including some overdoses, to focus on emergencies. The change aims to improve response times.
Nurse Shortage Halts Labour Services in Miramichi
Expectant mothers in Miramichi, N.B., are being diverted to other hospitals due to a nurse shortage, cancelling labour and delivery services until next week.
Carnival Cruise Passenger Dies After Jumping Overboard
A male passenger jumped from his balcony on the Carnival Liberty near Nassau, Bahamas. Crew retrieved him but he was pronounced dead. The incident is the latest in a series of tragedies for the cruise line.
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Man not guilty plea in child, cat sex assault case
A Seaside man pleaded not guilty to charges of sexually molesting children and sexually assaulting a cat. He faces 75 years to life if convicted.
Regina Hearts in the Park Event Raises Violence Awareness
Hearts in the Park in Regina raises awareness about interpersonal violence, Clare's Law, and coercive control, with heart-shaped cutouts representing lives impacted.
Seven Displaced in Overnight Fire at Sherwood Home
A fire in Calgary's Sherwood neighbourhood displaced seven people and damaged two neighbouring homes. No injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation.
26 More Canadians Contacted for Hantavirus Exposure
Canada contacts 26 more people after low-risk hantavirus exposure on a flight; nine high-risk individuals are in self-isolation as officials monitor the situation.
Saskatoon 'Drowning in Need': City Debates Safety Program
Saskatoon Community Clinic nurses perform so much CPR they need knee pads. Homelessness quadrupled since 2024, and services are declining.
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26 'Low Risk' Hantavirus Contacts in Canada: Top Doctor
Canada's Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Joss Reimer reports 26 'low risk' hantavirus contacts. The update comes amid ongoing monitoring and public health vigilance.
Witness Vehicle Sought in Chilliwack Assault Probe
RCMP are seeking a witness vehicle in a serious assault investigation in Chilliwack, B.C. Police urge anyone with information to come forward.
Sniffer Dogs Nab 45kg Undeclared Food at Pearson
Three detector dogs at Toronto Pearson Airport sniffed out over 45 kg of undeclared meat, dairy, and plants from Bangladesh. Travellers fined $1,300.
Scarborough Toddler Killed, Mother Charged with Murder
A toddler just shy of his second birthday was killed in Scarborough, with his mother charged with murder in what police call an 'extremely tragic' incident.
Sudbury Unveils New Opioid Crisis Strategy
Greater Sudbury, ranked 4th in Ontario for fatal overdoses, launches a comprehensive community drug strategy with annual report cards to combat the opioid crisis.
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Child Pedestrian Seriously Injured in NE Calgary Collision
A child pedestrian suffered serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle in northeast Calgary. Police are investigating the collision.
B.C. Drug Deaths Up in March, Down from Previous Years
British Columbia reported an increase in drug-related deaths in March compared to February, though numbers remain lower than earlier years. The data comes amid ongoing overdose crisis efforts.
Trump's Iran War Costs Americans $38 Billion in Fuel
New data shows Trump's Iran war has driven diesel prices up 50%, costing drivers over $500 million daily. Inflation hits 3.8%, highest in three years.
Vancouver Bridge Barrier Urged After Suicide Death
Following another suicide death on Vancouver's Granville Street Bridge, advocates are renewing calls for a barrier to prevent further tragedies. The bridge has seen multiple deaths.
One Dead After Highway 17 Crash in Johnson Township
A fatal multi-vehicle crash on Highway 17 in Johnson Township left one person dead. The highway has since reopened. Details on the collision between a passenger vehicle and a commercial truck.
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Most Lawyers in Child Sex Abuse Cases Keep Licences
An investigation of 39 cases of lawyers committing child sex abuse finds most still licensed, revealing a slow disciplinary system with lenient penalties.
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