Surrey Police Shoot Stabbing Suspect; Victim Lived in Same Building
A suspect stabbed two people near Holland Park in Surrey, then was fatally shot by police. The stabbing victim lived in the same building as the suspect.
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B.C. Judge: Cyclist Hit by Police Was 'Reckless'
A B.C. judge found a cyclist 'reckless' in a collision with a police officer, sparking debate over road safety and police accountability in Central Saanich.
Active Shooter in Pelican Narrows, Sask.: RCMP Responding
RCMP are responding to an active shooter situation in Pelican Narrows, Saskatchewan. Details remain limited as police work to secure the area.
Two Stabbed at Mooney's Bay; OC Transpo Promises Reliability
Two people were stabbed at Mooney's Bay, one critically. OC Transpo's new boss vows reliability. Ottawa explores helping seniors age in place. Military report urges patriotism for mobilization force.
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Cape Breton Police Arrest Man, Seize Drugs and Firearm
Cape Breton Regional Police arrested a man after he fled officers. Drugs and a firearm were seized during the incident.
Former Ottawa Pastor to Face Sex Abuse Charges
James Andrew Evans, 64, former pastor at Chinese Christian Church of Ottawa and Toronto Chinese Mennonite Church, faces multiple sex abuse charges including sexual assault and exploitation.
Man Rams Into Ex-Partner's Home, Throws Stone at Police
A Kitchener man allegedly smashed into his former partner's home in Hanover and threw a stone at police. He faces multiple charges including assault with a weapon.
Manitoba Watchdog Details Winnipeg Police Shooting
Manitoba's police watchdog releases new details on a Winnipeg police shooting that occurred during a hostage situation in St. James, sparking public scrutiny.
Ontario Eyes New School Protections for Kids with Medical Needs
Ontario is considering new legislation to strengthen protections for students with medical conditions, ensuring they receive necessary care and accommodations in schools.
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Mooney's Bay Stabbings: Police Hunt Suspects After Two Injured
Ottawa police are still searching for suspects after a stabbing at Mooney's Bay Park left an adult man in critical condition and a teenage girl hospitalized.
Manslaughter Charge in Edmonton Woman's Death
RCMP have laid a manslaughter charge in the death of a woman struck by a pickup truck west of Edmonton. The incident occurred on a highway, and investigations continue.
Two Charged in Extortion Threats Against Calgary Business Owner
Calgary police charge two men for threatening to shoot a northeast business owner and his family in an extortion case linked to a broader investigation targeting the South Asian community.
New Dog Park Opens in Embro, Ontario
A new dog park has been established in the hamlet of Embro, Ontario, located behind the local ball diamond, providing a dedicated space for pets and their owners.
Canada Post Workers Ratify New Five-Year Agreement
Canada Post workers have voted to ratify a new collective agreement, ending two years of negotiations and strikes. The deal includes wage increases and protects job security.
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Gender Violence Survivor Joins Newfoundland Task Force
Newfoundland and Labrador has appointed a survivor of gender-based violence to a new task force addressing intimate partner violence, declared an epidemic.
Rep. Biggs Defends Trump's Iran War, Tells Critics to Leave
Rep. Sheri Biggs (R-S.C.) defends President Trump's military actions in Iran, urging Americans who disagree to leave the country. She dismisses concerns about midterm impacts and accuses Democrats of hypocrisy.
Charges Laid in Alberta Highway Death of Woman
RCMP have laid charges in the death of a woman on an Alberta highway. The investigation continues as police seek further information from the public.
Appeal Court Upholds COVID Mask Bank Robbery Conviction
Alberta's top court upheld Navado Roy Wood's bank robbery conviction, ruling brief exclusions from trial did not cause a miscarriage of justice.
Five More Arrested in Toronto Antisemitic Signage Protest
Toronto police have arrested five additional suspects linked to antisemitic signage displayed at a protest, bringing the total to eight. The investigation continues.
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Murder Charge Laid in Edmonton Senior's September Death
Nicholas Alexander Brashko, 44, faces second-degree murder charges for the September 2023 death of Fred Kolybaba in north Edmonton.
Alberta New Surgery Funding Model for Public Hospitals
Alberta partially implements a new surgery funding model for public hospitals, aiming to increase surgical capacity and reduce wait times. The plan shifts from global budgets to activity-based funding.
N.S. Major Crime Unit Probes Suspicious Death, Fire
Nova Scotia's major crime unit is investigating a suspicious death and a fire in Antigonish County. RCMP are treating the incidents as connected.
Ex-B.C. Conservative MLAs Warn New Leader Will Polarize
Former B.C. Conservative MLAs criticize the party's new leader, warning that his leadership will polarize provincial politics and alienate moderate voters.
Barrie City Hall Raises Flag for Indigenous History Month
Barrie City Hall celebrated National Indigenous History Month with a flag-raising ceremony led by Mayor Alex Nuttall on June 3, 2024.
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Ontario child-care program at risk without new federal deal
Ontario warns its $19-a-day child-care program faces collapse without a long-term federal funding agreement, as an auditor general report reveals systemic issues and a $1.95-billion shortfall.
Tina Peters Released, Repeats Election Lies
Tina Peters, granted clemency by Gov. Polis, immediately repeated election conspiracy theories in an interview, proving she remains unrepentant.
Man Acquitted in Edmonton Senior Death Case
A man has been found not guilty in the death of an Edmonton senior. The verdict was delivered on June 1, 2026, concluding a trial that began earlier this year.
Father Questions Safety at Thunder Bay Jail After Son's Death
Kevin Mamakwa, 27, died in custody at Thunder Bay Jail in June 2020. His father now questions how such a tragedy could happen, raising concerns about inmate safety.
LeBlanc to Meet Trump Trade Czar in Washington Tuesday
Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc will meet with Trump's trade czar in Washington on Tuesday to discuss trade relations and tariffs.
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Regina police arrest man after machete incident
Regina police arrested a man following an alleged machete incident outside a business. The suspect is in custody, and no injuries were reported. Investigation ongoing.
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