Fatal Pedestrian Crash Under Investigation in Windsor
A 65-year-old woman died after being struck by two vehicles while crossing Tecumseh Road East mid-block. Windsor police are investigating and seeking witnesses.
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Two Windsor Drivers Face Impaired Operation Charges
A 26-year-old woman and a 29-year-old man have been charged with impaired driving in separate Windsor incidents, following police responses to tips about possible impaired drivers.
Pentagon Prayer Mistakenly Quotes Pulp Fiction, Not Bible
Defense official Pete Hegseth recited a prayer resembling Samuel L. Jackson's Pulp Fiction monologue, not Ezekiel 25:17, during a Pentagon service, highlighting Trump administration-Vatican tensions.
House Rejects Bid to Curb Trump's Iran War Authority
The U.S. House of Representatives rejected a Democratic-led effort to restrict President Trump's military actions in Iran, marking another setback in attempts to reassert congressional war powers.
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Hungary's PM-Elect Vows to End State Media Propaganda
Hungarian Prime Minister-elect Péter Magyar declares state-controlled media will be suspended, condemning it as a 'factory of lies' akin to North Korean propaganda.
Poilievre Blasts Carney, Liberal Economic Record in Speech
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivered a sharp critique of former Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney and the Liberal government's economic management during a Canadian Club speech in Ottawa.
Windsor Drivers Charged with Impaired Driving in Separate Cases
Two motorists in Windsor have been charged with impaired driving following separate incidents, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
Police Warn Sikh Activist of Life Threat After Carney's India Visit
Canadian police have warned Sikh activist Narinder Singh Randhawa of an immediate threat to his life, just one month after Prime Minister Mark Carney's diplomatic visit to India to renew ties.
Police Seek More Victims After Sex Worker Assault Charges
Saskatoon police have charged a 31-year-old man with assaulting a sex worker and believe there may be additional victims. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.
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Woman Charged with Starting Fire That Damaged Apartment Building
A Sault Ste. Marie woman faces charges for allegedly starting a fire that caused damage to an apartment building on Second Line West in January 2026, as police continue their investigation.
Bear Spray Incident in East Regina Hospitalizes One Person
One individual was hospitalized after a bear spray incident in east Regina, with police investigating the assault. The event highlights ongoing public safety concerns in the area.
U.S.-Iran Peace Deal Expected to Take Months, Officials Say
Gulf Arab and European leaders believe a U.S.-Iran peace agreement will require about six months to finalize, with urgent calls to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to prevent global energy and food crises.
Canadians Report on EU's New Border Check System
The European Union has implemented a new Entry/Exit System for border checks, and Canadian travelers are sharing their firsthand experiences with the updated procedures.
Ex-Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax Kills Wife and Self in Tragedy
Former Virginia Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax fatally shot his wife and himself at their home, with officials confirming the couple was undergoing divorce proceedings, according to police statements.
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Bear Spray Attack Injures Two on Saskatoon Bus
A violent incident involving bear spray on a Saskatoon Transit bus left two individuals injured, prompting a police investigation into the assault that disrupted public transportation.
Ex-Corrections Officer Charged for Inmate Romance, Smuggling
A former Correctional Service Canada officer faces breach of trust charges after allegedly developing a romantic relationship with an inmate at Bowden Institution and smuggling contraband for sale.
House Rejects Iran War Troop Withdrawal, GOP Stays with Trump
The U.S. House of Representatives has voted down a proposal to withdraw American forces from the Iran conflict, with Republicans maintaining support for former President Trump's stance.
Sarnia First Nation Sues INEOS Styrolution in Environmental Lawsuit
A First Nation community in Sarnia, Ontario, has initiated legal action against INEOS Styrolution, alleging environmental harm and seeking accountability for industrial operations impacting their lands and health.
ICE Agent Charged with Assault for Minneapolis Highway Incident
Hennepin County prosecutor Mary Moriarty files assault charges against an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent for allegedly pointing a firearm at individuals on a Minneapolis highway in February.
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Bowden Corrections Officer Charged in Breach of Trust Probe
A corrections officer at the Bowden Institution in Alberta has been formally charged with breach of trust following a detailed investigation by authorities. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of conduct within Canada's correctional system.
WSJ Slams Trump's Push to Fire Fed Chair Powell as Self-Destructive
The Wall Street Journal editorial board condemned President Trump's renewed threats to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, calling it a vendetta that could backfire legally and politically.
DOJ Bid to Overturn Jan. 6 Convictions Draws Police Fury
The Justice Department's request to dismiss seditious conspiracy convictions for Oath Keepers and Proud Boys leaders has ignited fierce criticism from Capitol Police veterans who defended the building on January 6, 2021.
Conservatives Call on Carney to Keep Committee Balance
Conservative House Leader Andrew Scheer warns against Liberal plans to overhaul parliamentary committee makeup after securing majority through byelections and floor-crossings.
Canada Asks Travelers for EU Border System Experiences
The Canadian government is calling on recent travelers to Europe to share their experiences with the EU's new Entry/Exit System, launched in 2025 to enhance border security and streamline checks.
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Alberta UCP to Revisit Proposed Riding Changes Before Election
The United Conservative Party in Alberta is set to review and potentially adjust proposed electoral riding boundaries before the next provincial election, sparking political debate.
Woman Files Complaint Over Alleged Brutal ICE Arrest
Aliya Rahman, a Bangladeshi American software engineer, has filed a Federal Tort Claims Act complaint against DHS, alleging unlawful force and detention during a January arrest. The case could lead to a lawsuit seeking compensation for damages.
Saskatoon Man Arrested After Stealing Alcohol, Threatening Staff
A Saskatoon man was arrested following an incident where he stole alcohol and threatened store employees with a weapon, highlighting local crime concerns.
Ukrainian Soldier's Harrowing Frontline Account: 'My Whole Unit Died'
A Ukrainian soldier shares a chilling account of being surrounded by Russian forces in Zaporizhia, describing the loss of his entire unit in a brutal frontline engagement.
Daughter's Remorse Over Residential School Cheque
A London woman expresses deep remorse after cashing her mother's residential school settlement cheque, highlighting ongoing intergenerational trauma and financial struggles in Indigenous communities.
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Ford Vows to End Improper Jail Releases After Outrage
Ontario Premier Doug Ford expresses fury over recent improper inmate releases, pledging immediate reforms to prevent future incidents and ensure public safety.
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