Calgary Man Convicted in Stoney Nakoda Overdose Death Probe
A Calgarian has been found guilty in an RCMP investigation that was initiated after a fatal overdose on the Stoney Nakoda First Nation, highlighting ongoing drug-related issues in Alberta.
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U.S. Embassy in Israel Allows Staff Departure as Iran Strike Threat Looms
The U.S. Embassy in Israel has informed its personnel they can leave the country due to heightened security concerns linked to a potential strike on Iran, reflecting escalating regional tensions.
ICE Agents Accused of False Pretenses in Columbia Student Detention
Columbia University reports that ICE agents allegedly used deceptive tactics to enter a campus residence and detain a neuroscience student, raising concerns about immigration enforcement on university grounds.
Kingston Police Seize Pistol After E-Bike Red Light Run
Kingston, Ontario police officers confiscated a folding, one-shot pistol during a traffic stop involving an electric bicycle that allegedly ran a red light on February 26, 2026.
Cuba Clash Sparks Debate on Regime's Future Amid Crisis
A recent deadly clash between Cuban forces and a U.S. yacht has reignited discussions about the communist regime's viability. Experts suggest Cuba's economic collapse and internal dissent may signal impending change.
Pedestrian Injured in Kitchener Collision at Fairway and Wilson
A pedestrian was injured in a collision at the intersection of Fairway Road South and Wilson Avenue in Kitchener. The incident occurred on February 27, 2026, prompting local emergency response.
Unexplained Activity at Iran's Bombed Nuclear Sites: UN Report
Satellite imagery reveals regular activity at Iranian nuclear facilities damaged in June attacks, complicating ongoing negotiations between Tehran and Washington over nuclear ambitions.
Boebert's Sarcastic Defense for Sharing Clinton Photo Sparks Outrage
Rep. Lauren Boebert gave an absurd reason for sharing a photo of Hillary Clinton's closed-door deposition, potentially violating House Oversight Committee rules and drawing criticism.
Saskatoon Clarifies Drop-In Centres vs. Shelters Differences
Saskatoon city council addressed confusion between drop-in centres and shelters during discussions about a new downtown facility, clarifying distinct roles and services for homeless support.
Trump's Iran Ultimatum Puts Canada on High Alert
President Trump's 10-15 day ultimatum to Iran over nuclear demands has ended talks, with potential U.S. strikes risking terrorism, oil shocks, and strain on Canada's NORAD defenses, as experts debate intervention scope.
Alberta RCMP: Airsoft Guns Pose Deadly Danger to Public
Following a series of incidents in Fort Saskatchewan, RCMP emphasize that airsoft guns, often mistaken for real firearms, can result in serious charges and life-altering harm.
Teen Charged After $7M Cocaine Seizure in Toronto Raid
Durham Regional Police have arrested a teenager and confiscated 325 kilograms of cocaine valued at approximately $7 million during a targeted operation in Toronto, marking a significant blow to local drug trafficking networks.
Bill Clinton Defends Epstein Ties Amid Probe Grilling
Former President Bill Clinton asserts innocence regarding his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein as he undergoes rigorous testimony in the ongoing investigation, drawing significant public and media scrutiny.
Newsom: Trump Presidency to End After 2026 Midterms
California Governor Gavin Newsom declares Donald Trump's presidency will effectively end if Democrats win the 2026 midterms, citing concerns over election tactics and Epstein files.
Halton Police Seize $1.5M in Drugs in GTA Trafficking Bust
Halton Regional Police have confiscated 36 kilograms of opium and 20 kilograms of cocaine, along with $20,000 in cash, in a significant drug trafficking investigation across the Greater Toronto Area.
Opposition Parties Support Indian Act Changes, Liberals Wait
All federal opposition parties express support for amendments to the Indian Act's status provisions, while the Liberal government indicates it is not yet ready to proceed with the changes.
Two Youths Avoid Charges in Hockey Hazing Sex Assault Case
Nova Scotia RCMP announced that two of four youths arrested for sexual assault following a hockey hazing incident will not face charges, citing insufficient evidence.
Carney's India Trip Focuses on Strengthening Economic Ties
Prime Minister Mark Carney embarks on a nine-day trade mission to India, targeting enhanced cooperation in energy, AI, and free trade agreements amid global economic shifts.
Windsor Man Charged After Hitting Police Car
A 63-year-old Windsor man faces dangerous driving charges after allegedly striking an unoccupied police cruiser, mounting a sidewalk, and nearly hitting a pedestrian before fleeing the scene.
Cambridge to Review Snow Clearing After Winter Criticism
Cambridge city council has unanimously approved a comprehensive review of its snow clearing performance this winter, responding to public complaints about maintenance operations and service delays.
Bill Clinton Faces Questions on Epstein Photos in Deposition
House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer announced Republicans will question former President Bill Clinton about photos with Jeffrey Epstein during a deposition. Democrats also seek serious answers, as flight records show Clinton traveled on Epstein's
U.S. Embassy Staff Ordered to Leave Israel Over Iran Tensions
The United States has authorized non-emergency personnel at its Jerusalem embassy to exit Israel due to heightened security risks, as tensions with Iran escalate and diplomatic talks continue.
Impaired Driving Charges in December Highway 21 Crash
Authorities have laid impaired driving charges following a serious crash on Highway 21 in December. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns.
Cocaine and Marijuana Seized at Windsor-Detroit Tunnel
Border agents at the Windsor-Detroit Tunnel intercepted personal-use quantities of cocaine and marijuana, highlighting ongoing vigilance at this critical international crossing.
Blind Refugee Dies After Border Patrol Abandonment (27.02.2026)
Surveillance footage reveals Border Patrol agents left a nearly blind Burmese refugee at a closed coffee shop in freezing temperatures. He was found dead days later, sparking calls for an independent investigation.
York Region Drug Bust: Six Face 40 Charges in Trafficking Ring
York Regional Police have charged six individuals with nearly 40 offenses following a major drug trafficking investigation, seizing $58,000 in cash and a significant quantity of illicit substances.
OPP Arrests Two Teens in Bank Robbery East of Ottawa
Ontario Provincial Police have apprehended two 16-year-old boys following an attempted bank robbery and arson east of Ottawa. The suspects face multiple charges.
York Police Arrest Three in 2024 Home Invasion Shooting
York Regional Police have arrested three individuals in connection with a violent 2024 home invasion that left one man with serious gunshot wounds. The suspects face multiple charges.
First Black RCMP Officer from Cape Breton Remembered After 40 Years
Darren Desmond, manager at NSCC Sydney Waterfront Campus, highlights the legacy of Const. Jonathan Skeete, whose charcoal sketch adorns the school's community room, as Nova Scotia reflects on his pioneering role nearly four decades posthumously.
Rubio to Visit Israel as U.S.-Iran Tensions Soar
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is scheduled to visit Israel next week, a move that comes as tensions between the United States and Iran escalate in the region.
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