Drunk Driver Gets 8 Years for Killing 3 Kids in Etobicoke
Ethan Lehouillier, 20, sentenced to 8 years for drunk-driving crash that killed three siblings in Etobicoke. Judge questions why ignition interlock devices aren't mandatory.
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RCMP officer disciplined for sexualized photo of prisoner
A B.C. RCMP officer has been disciplined for taking and sharing a sexualized photo of a female prisoner, sparking outrage over misconduct and privacy violations.
Head-On Crash Near Slave Lake Kills Two: RCMP
A 58-year-old man and 62-year-old woman died in a head-on collision south of Slave Lake on Sunday. RCMP investigate.
42-year-old N.S. man dies in motorcycle crash
A 42-year-old man from Nova Scotia died after a motorcycle crash in Head of Chezzetcook. RCMP are investigating the incident that occurred on May 4, 2026.
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Calgary Man Accused of Killing Kids Remains in Custody
A Calgary man accused of murdering his children remains in custody after a court appearance. He has retained a lawyer as the case proceeds.
Kanoodle Brain Teaser: $10 Game Boosts Brain Health
The Kanoodle puzzle game offers 227 challenges to sharpen cognitive function, reduce dementia risk, and provide screen-free fun for all ages. Compact and portable.
Driver dies after car hits tree in Scarborough
A 20-year-old driver died after crashing into a tree in Scarborough. Police are investigating the incident near Goldhawk Trail and McCowan Road.
B.C. Teacher Suspended for Inappropriate Emails to Student (03.05.2026)
A British Columbia teacher has been suspended after sending inappropriate emails to a student, violating professional conduct standards. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about educator-student boundaries.
Ladies of Sandwich Make Thousands of Meals for Montreal Shelters
A volunteer group called the Ladies of Sandwich meets weekly to prepare hundreds of meals for Montreal's homeless shelters and missions, addressing food insecurity in the city.
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Scarborough Distraction Thefts Target Elderly: 2 Wanted
Toronto police seek two suspects in distraction thefts targeting elderly in Scarborough. Victoria Miclescu, 37, among those wanted. Tips sought.
SIU Clears Officer in Self-Stabbing Incident
The SIU found no criminal wrongdoing by an Ottawa officer who used a taser and pepper spray on a man in mental distress who later stabbed himself.
Pedestrian Struck by Impaired Driver Dies in Abbotsford
A pedestrian struck by an impaired driver in Abbotsford has died, police say. The incident adds to a series of collisions and penalties across British Columbia.
Ontario Grandparents Sentenced to House Arrest in Toddler Death
Maternal grandparents of an East Ferris toddler killed in 2020 pleaded guilty to failing to provide necessities, receiving house arrest.
Telus Blames Customer in 911 Outage Death Lawsuit
Telus argues a Winnipeg man's negligence contributed to his death during a 911 service outage, according to a lawsuit. The case raises questions about liability during network failures.
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Pedestrian Seriously Injured in Centretown SUV Crash
A man in his 20s suffered multi-system trauma after an SUV jumped the curb and hit him on a sidewalk in Ottawa's Centretown. Three others were assessed and released.
Man and Teen Critically Injured in Scarborough Crash
A man in his 40s and a teenage boy are fighting for their lives after a two-vehicle collision in Scarborough along Lawrence Avenue East.
Opinion: We Must Act on Homelessness and Addiction Crisis
A nurse recounts saving lives from overdoses and frostbite. With over 800 unhoused in Regina, safe consumption sites are vital, yet closures worsen the crisis.
Driver Arrested in Abbotsford Crash; Alcohol Suspected
Abbotsford police arrested a driver after a pedestrian was seriously injured in a collision. The driver fled then returned; alcohol is believed to be a factor.
Toronto Normalizing Open Drug Use with Taxpayer-Funded Paraphernalia
Open crack and meth use is becoming normalized in Toronto, with taxpayers spending millions on pipes and needles. Critics say harm reduction policies are failing.
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Vancouver park board restores lifeguards to most beaches
The Vancouver park board reverses a decision to cut lifeguards at five beaches, reallocating $600,000 from pool upgrades to restore services for summer.
Manitoba Expands RSV Program for Vulnerable Residents
Manitoba announces expansion of its RSV immunization program to protect more residents this winter, as health officials monitor rising measles cases.
Whooping Cough Alert After Case at Prince Albert Hospital
The Saskatchewan Health Authority warns the public about a pertussis case at Prince Albert hospital. Learn about symptoms and precautions.
Manitoba Urged to Declare Emergency Over Drug Deaths
Advocates call on Manitoba to declare a public health emergency following a surge in drug-related deaths, emphasizing that addiction can affect anyone.
Young Person Charged with Indignity to a Body at Ontario School
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a young person with indignity to a body following a death at an eastern Ontario school. Details remain limited as investigation continues.
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No Charges in B.C. Baby's Suspected Drug Overdose
Authorities in B.C.'s Okanagan have decided not to file criminal charges in the case of a baby who suffered a suspected drug overdose, citing insufficient evidence.
York Cop Launches Autism Fundraiser in Windsor
A York Regional Police officer has launched an autism fundraiser in Windsor, aiming to support local families and raise awareness about autism spectrum disorder.
Nova Scotia Man Charged with Impaired Driving After Crash (30.04.2026)
A Nova Scotia man faces impaired driving charges after a truck crash. RCMP report no serious injuries but remind public of dangers of impaired driving.
Government Policies Fuel Youth Unemployment Surge in Canada
A new Fraser Institute report blames immigration and minimum wage hikes for Canada's unprecedented youth unemployment rise, which hit 13.8% in 2025.
Toxic Drug Supply Sparks Violence in ERs, Doctors at Risk
Canada's toxic drug supply is causing violent withdrawals in ER patients, endangering staff and others. High naloxone doses needed to reverse overdoses trigger severe agitation.
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OC Transpo Driver Honored for Saving Man in Crisis
OC Transpo bus driver Yasha received the Transecure Call of the Year Award for helping a man in distress in September 2025, calling it an honor to wear the uniform.
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