Brantford Man Charged in Good Samaritan Murder
A Brantford man faces a second-degree murder charge after a fatal shooting incident where a Good Samaritan was killed while assisting a driver on a highway.
Category : Politics
Trump Sued Over Presidential Records Act Memo
Watchdog groups American Historical Association and American Oversight have filed a lawsuit against former President Donald Trump and his administration. The suit alleges that a Justice Department memo, which claims the Presidential Records Act is unconst
Alex Jones Calls for 25th Amendment to Remove Trump
Far-right commentator Alex Jones breaks with President Trump, urging invocation of the 25th Amendment over threats to Iran. Other conservatives echo concerns about potential war crimes.
Charges Laid in Surrey Shooting Before Vehicle Crash
Surrey Police Service has filed charges following a shooting that occurred before a motor vehicle collision, with authorities investigating the connection between the two incidents.
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CBA's Progressive Agenda Undermines Judicial Independence
The Canadian Bar Association's recent statement condemning media criticism of judges raises serious concerns about judicial independence and the rule of law. The organization's influential role in judicial appointments creates potential conflicts of inter
Windsor's Downtown Decorative Lights Nearly Complete
The installation of decorative lights in downtown Windsor is almost finished, enhancing the city's ambiance and aesthetics for residents and visitors alike.
NDP Under Fire for Antisemitism and Resource Economy Views
Political columnists discuss the NDP's challenges with antisemitism and disregard for Canada's resource economy, as new leader Avi Lewis takes charge.
Police Seek Tips in 2006 Cold Case of Missing Clayton Condos
Calgary police are urging the public for information on Clayton Condos, who vanished in 2006. His mother seeks closure as authorities highlight recent cold case successes in Alberta.
Carney's $51B Infrastructure Plan Targets Local Projects
Prime Minister Mark Carney announces a $51 billion infrastructure spending initiative, featuring $64 million for a new community center in Brampton, Ontario, as part of broader federal investments.
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Carney Calls for International Law Respect as Trump Warns Iran
Prime Minister Carney reiterates the importance of upholding international law as former U.S. President Trump issues stark warnings regarding Iran, highlighting escalating global tensions.
Missing Man Last Seen in Arthur, Ontario: Search Ongoing
Authorities are actively searching for Benjamin Stewart, a man reported missing after he was last seen in Arthur, Ontario. The Ontario Provincial Police have released a photo and are urging the public to come forward with any information.
Iran-Backed Militia to Free Kidnapped US Journalist in Iraq
The powerful Iran-backed Iraqi militia Kataib Hezbollah announced it will release American journalist Shelly Kittleson, kidnapped in Baghdad last week, citing appreciation for outgoing Prime Minister al-Sudani.
Sault Police Officer Charged with Two Sexual Assault Counts
A police officer in Sault Ste. Marie, Northern Ontario, has been formally charged with two counts of sexual assault, as announced by authorities in December 2023.
Calgary Rapist Richard Mantha Found Guilty on Six Charges
Richard Mantha has been found guilty on six charges related to sexual assault in Calgary. The verdict follows a trial that concluded with the judge delivering the decision on Monday.
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Iran-Backed Iraqi Militia to Free American Journalist Shelly Kittleson
An Iran-supported Iraqi militia group has declared it will release U.S. journalist Shelly Kittleson, who was detained in Baghdad. The announcement marks a potential diplomatic development amid regional tensions.
Guelph Police Probe Back-to-Back Distraction Thefts
Guelph Police are investigating two distraction thefts that occurred consecutively in the city, with a vehicle believed to be involved. Authorities urge public vigilance and report any suspicious activity.
Police Seek Suspect in Bayshore Mall Jewelry Robbery
Ottawa police are asking for public assistance to identify a suspect who allegedly stole jewelry from Bayshore Shopping Centre on March 23. The suspect is described as a Black male wearing distinctive clothing.
Russia, China Veto UN Resolution on Strait of Hormuz
Russia and China have blocked a United Nations resolution aimed at reopening the strategic Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions over the vital global shipping route.
Carney Considers Aid for Canadians Facing High Gas Prices
Prime Minister Mark Carney is examining potential solutions to alleviate the financial burden of soaring fuel costs on Canadian households, alongside new infrastructure investments.
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Ottawa Driver to Plead in Crossing Guard Death Case
The driver charged in the death of an Ottawa crossing guard is expected to enter a plea in court. The case has drawn significant community attention as legal proceedings advance.
Nova Scotia Man Wanted on Warrant Arrested by RCMP (07.04.2026)
Brian Gary Keiver, 48, was apprehended by RCMP after a provincewide warrant was issued. The arrest highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts in Nova Scotia.
Trump-Carlson Feud Over Easter Post and Iran Threats
Former President Donald Trump and commentator Tucker Carlson are locked in a bitter dispute after Carlson condemned Trump's Easter Sunday social media post threatening Iran as 'vile' and a 'mockery of Christianity.'
Lawyers Seek Investigation of Edmonton Police Chief in Homicide Case
Edmonton lawyers have formally requested Alberta's justice minister to investigate police chief Warren Driechel and top lawyer Megan Hankewich for alleged obstruction and intimidation in a child homicide case.
Windsor Humane Society Cancels Meeting Amid Court Action
The Windsor/Essex County Humane Society has canceled its annual general meeting as legal proceedings continue, following a judge's ruling that the board acted in 'bad faith' regarding member approvals.
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Trump's Civilizational Threats to Iran Contrast Space Diplomacy
President Donald Trump's ominous warning that Iran's 'whole civilization will die tonight' on Truth Social contrasts sharply with his diplomatic call to Artemis II astronauts, including Canada's Jeremy Hansen, highlighting global tensions.
Ottawa Extends Parking Fine Early Payment to 2 Weeks
The City of Ottawa is expanding its early payment option for parking fines, giving residents two weeks to pay at a reduced rate. This policy change aims to provide more flexibility and encourage timely resolution of parking violations.
Kitchener Police Investigate Downtown Stabbing
Authorities in Kitchener are actively investigating a stabbing that occurred in the downtown area, with no injuries reported. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in the urban core.
Lil Nas X Enters Mental Health Program in Police Case
A Los Angeles judge has allowed rapper Lil Nas X to enter a mental health diversion program, which could lead to the dismissal of felony charges for allegedly attacking police officers, citing his bipolar disorder diagnosis.
Ex-Australian Soldier Charged with 5 War Crime Murders
A former Australian soldier faces charges for five alleged war crime murders committed during the Afghanistan conflict, highlighting ongoing accountability efforts.
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Ex-Australian Soldier Charged with War Crime Murders
Ben Roberts-Smith, a Victoria Cross recipient and former Special Air Service member, faces five counts of war crime murder for alleged killings in Afghanistan between 2009 and 2012.
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