Alberta Separatism Support at 5-Year High in Poll
A new poll shows 27% of Alberta voters would support separation from Canada, with 42% potentially backing it as a protest. Political mainstreaming and Ottawa tensions drive the surge.
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Ottawa Man Charged in Centretown Drug Bust with Fentanyl Seizure
An Ottawa man faces charges after a police investigation in Centretown led to the seizure of fentanyl, pills, and cash, highlighting community safety efforts.
Saskatchewan Funds Rural Police with $10,000 Per Officer
The Saskatchewan government announces new provincial funding, providing $10,000 for each sworn officer in small and rural police services to enhance public safety.
Sotomayor Slams Kavanaugh on Racial Profiling in Immigration
Justice Sonia Sotomayor publicly rebuked Justice Brett Kavanaugh for justifying racial profiling in immigration stops, highlighting real-world impacts on U.S. citizens.
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Man Charged in Shooting of Jewish-Owned Restaurant in Toronto
A 35-year-old man faces gun charges for allegedly opening fire on a Jewish-owned restaurant in North York, with police highlighting the impact on community security and ongoing investigations into hate-motivated incidents.
Wasaga Beach Draft Destination Plan Unveiled to Community
The Town of Wasaga Beach has revealed a draft destination plan, including artist renderings of future beachfront developments, to gather public input and shape the area's growth.
Two Arrested for Armed Robbery in Waterloo
Waterloo Regional Police have taken two individuals into custody following an armed robbery investigation on Cedarvale Crescent. Authorities are continuing their probe into the incident.
Suspect Arrested in Victoria Playground Arson Incident
Victoria Police have identified and arrested a suspect in connection with an alleged arson at a local playground, with damage reported from a fire on March 31, 2026.
Sask. Man Harbouring 'Queen of Canada' Cult Has Hearing Adjourned
A Saskatchewan man accused of harbouring members of the 'Queen of Canada' cult had his court appearance adjourned, with legal proceedings delayed as authorities continue their investigation into the case.
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Edmonton Spring Street Sweeping Begins Next Week
The City of Edmonton announces the start of its residential spring street sweeping program next week, aiming to clear debris and improve urban cleanliness after winter.
Sudbury Police Seize $62K in Drugs After Impaired Driving Stop
Greater Sudbury police confiscated 624 grams of suspected cocaine worth $62,000 from a vehicle after a traffic stop prompted by an impaired driving report on April 7, 2026.
Regina Woman Faces Robbery Charge for Dewdney Ave Incident
A Regina woman has been charged with robbery in connection to an incident on Dewdney Avenue, as police continue to investigate the case. The charge highlights ongoing efforts to address crime in the area.
Liberal Convention Agenda and Floor Crossing Impact
The Liberal Party's national convention sets the stage for policy debates and strategy sessions, amid Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu's defection, influencing upcoming byelections and party dynamics.
Two Men Charged After Firearm Discharged in South Ottawa
Ottawa police charged two men after a firearm was discharged on Riverside Drive. The incident occurred on April 2, leading to multiple weapon-related charges.
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Marilyn Gladu's Book Details Controversial Travel Encounters
Former Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu, who crossed the floor to join Mark Carney's Liberals, described questionable experiences in her 2020 travel memoir, including drinking and driving and visiting a suspected drug dealer's property.
Man Arrested for Allegedly Pulling Knife on Teen at Windsor Bus Stop
A man has been taken into custody by Windsor police after reportedly brandishing a knife at a teenage girl at a local bus stop, sparking a swift law enforcement response.
Michelle Obama Calls America 'Janky' on Podcast, Sees Growth
Former First Lady Michelle Obama described the United States as being in a 'janky' era during her podcast, but expressed optimism about national growth and community resilience.
Calgary Council Votes to Repeal Blanket Rezoning
Calgary city council has passed first reading of a bylaw to repeal the city's blanket rezoning policy following a two-week public hearing with thousands of participants and hours of debate.
Trump's Surprise at Canada's Monarchy Highlights Relevance
A new book reveals Donald Trump's astonishment that Canada recognizes King Charles III as head of state, sparking debate on the monarchy's role in modern global alliances.
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Shock in Sarnia as MP Marilyn Gladu Joins Liberals
Residents in Marilyn Gladu's home riding express outrage after the Conservative MP crosses the floor to sit as a Liberal, sparking political turmoil and protests.
Nearly 4,000 Federal Public Servants Choose Early Retirement
A significant number of federal public servants have applied for an early retirement initiative, reflecting workforce trends in the public sector. The program's uptake highlights evolving employment patterns.
Watchdog Calls for Ban on Ethics Screens as Loopholes
An ethics watchdog criticizes 'ethics screens' as loopholes after Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne recused himself from a high-speed rail project involving his partner.
Carney's Floor-Crossing Power Play Ignites Political Backlash
Prime Minister Mark Carney secures parliamentary majority through opposition defections, but the controversial tactic faces fierce criticism from constituents and raises questions about democratic integrity.
Structure Fire Prompts Street Closure in New Glasgow, N.S.
A structure fire in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, has resulted in the closure of Provost Street as emergency crews respond to the incident on April 8, 2026.
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15-Year Sentence for Woman Who Sold Ketamine That Killed Perry
A federal judge sentenced Jasveen Sangha to 15 years in prison for selling ketamine to 'Friends' star Matthew Perry, leading to his 2023 overdose death. She admitted causing his death as part of her plea deal.
Fox Host Defends Trump with 'NACHO' Acronym in Iran Debate
A Fox News host coined the acronym 'NACHO' to counter claims that Trump's Iran ceasefire exemplifies the 'TACO rule,' sparking social media mockery and alternative food-inspired acronyms.
Charges Filed After Drug Bust in Kindersley Parking Lot
Police have laid charges following a significant drug bust in a Kindersley parking lot, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat illegal substances in the region.
Vancouver Police: Suspect Shoved Baby Stroller in Robbery
Vancouver police are investigating a robbery where a suspect allegedly shoved a baby stroller. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward as the search for the perpetrator continues.
Suspect Allegedly Pushed Baby Stroller During Vancouver Robbery
Vancouver police are investigating a robbery where a suspect allegedly used a baby stroller during the incident. Authorities have released details as part of ongoing efforts to address public safety concerns in the city.
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Ottawa Police Seize Drugs and Cash in Trafficking Probe
A drug trafficking investigation in Ottawa's Centretown has resulted in significant seizures of narcotics and cash, with multiple charges laid by local authorities.
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