Democrats Demand Bondi Testify on Epstein Files
Democratic lawmakers insist former U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi must comply with subpoenas regarding Justice Department files on Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, despite her recent firing.
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Sudbury Councillor Deb McIntosh Not Running for Re-Election
Longtime Ward 9 Councillor Deb McIntosh has announced she will not run in Sudbury's upcoming municipal election, ending her tenure on city council.
Acosta Challenges FCC Chair to Fight Over Media Freedom
Former CNN host Jim Acosta launched a fiery verbal assault on FCC Chair Brendan Carr, challenging him to a boxing match and accusing him of damaging press freedom in America.
Ex-White House Official Warns of Iran Conflict Escalation
Brett McGurk, a former White House coordinator, predicts President Trump's war with Iran will intensify, citing unclear objectives and threats in a recent speech, amid rising oil prices and strategic concerns over the Strait of Hormuz.
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Tory MP Demands Carney Apologize to Grassy Narrows
A Conservative MP has joined calls for Prime Minister Mark Carney to issue a formal apology to the Grassy Narrows First Nation following controversial comments made about recent protests.
Ontario Expands 'Strong Mayor' System with Regional Chairs
The Ontario government announces plans to build on its 'strong mayor' system by appointing 'strong' regional chairs, aiming to enhance governance efficiency across municipalities.
Pam Bondi Ousted as U.S. Attorney General by Trump
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has been removed from her position, announced by President Donald Trump via a Truth Social post praising her as a patriot. Her departure follows reported tensions over Epstein files and Justice Department leadership.
Iranian Rights Lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh Detained in Tehran
Leading Iranian human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh has been detained in Tehran, according to her daughter. The arrest highlights ongoing tensions in Iran's judicial system.
Teen Charged for Defacing Tamil Genocide Memorial in Brampton
A teenager has been charged by Peel Regional Police after the Tamil Genocide Memorial in Brampton was defaced with derogatory and hateful messages, sparking community outrage and condemnation.
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Alberta Sheriffs Shut Down Edmonton Drug Property
Alberta Sheriffs have closed a North Edmonton residence at 11259 159 Avenue due to extensive drug-related criminal activity, following community complaints and a provincial investigation.
B.C. Premier Replaces Spokesperson with Identical Twin
In a unique staffing move, British Columbia Premier David Eby has temporarily replaced his spokesperson with the individual's identical twin brother, sparking intrigue in provincial political circles.
Alberta Immigration Referendum Petition Deemed Counterproductive
A new petition opposes Alberta's upcoming referendum on immigration, with advocates arguing it could harm the province's economy and social cohesion.
Ajax Man Charged for Allegedly Pointing Firearm, Threatening
A 24-year-old man from Ajax has been charged by Durham Regional Police after allegedly pointing a firearm and threatening an individual, highlighting ongoing public safety concerns.
B.C. Seeks to Suspend DRIPA, Informs First Nations
The British Columbia government has formally notified First Nations of its intention to temporarily suspend the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, citing operational challenges.
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Huron OPP Warns of Armed Suspect After Carjackings
Huron County OPP has issued a public safety advisory following reported carjackings, warning residents about an armed and dangerous individual at large in the area.
Barrie Police Apprehend Unruly Man in Downtown After Street Blockade
Barrie Police Service blocked Dunlop Street East to pursue and arrest a disruptive individual in the downtown area on April 2, 2026, as captured in an official photo release.
Quebec Man Arrested in Guelph for Truck Rental Fraud
A Quebec man has been arrested in Guelph, Ontario, on suspicion of fraudulent truck rentals. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about rental scams in the region.
Guelph Teen Charged for Pulling Knife on Mall Security
A teenager in Guelph has been charged following an incident at Stone Road Mall where they allegedly brandished a knife at security personnel, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.
Regina Police Tackle Retail Theft with New Charges
The Regina Police Service has intensified efforts to combat retail theft, with three additional individuals now facing charges. This crackdown comes amid rising concerns about property crime in the city.
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CRA to Cut 210 Jobs in Ottawa in Coming Months
The Canada Revenue Agency is eliminating 210 positions in Ottawa in the coming months, part of broader federal workforce adjustments. The cuts impact administrative and support roles.
UK Police Launch National Hub to Combat Illegal Knife Sales
British authorities establish a centralized national hub to coordinate efforts against illegal knife sales, aiming to enhance enforcement and reduce knife-related violence across the United Kingdom.
Inquest into Regis Korchinski-Paquet's 2020 Toronto Death
A coroner's inquest will investigate the 2020 death of Regis Korchinski-Paquet, who fell from a Toronto balcony during a police interaction, examining circumstances and systemic issues.
Ontario PC Lead Narrows as Liberals Gain Ground
New polling data reveals the Doug Ford Conservatives' support has dipped below 40%, with the Ontario Liberals closing the gap to just three percentage points amid public discontent over recent policies.
Man Convicted for Unlicensed Engineering in Moose Jaw
A Moose Jaw man has been found guilty of practicing engineering without a license in Saskatchewan Provincial Court, highlighting regulatory enforcement in professional fields.
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Sudan War Spills into Chad, Civilians Killed: MSF
The escalating conflict in Sudan has crossed borders into Chad, resulting in civilian casualties according to Médecins Sans Frontières. The humanitarian crisis deepens as refugees flee violence.
Canada Denied Entry to Rima Hassan, France Arrested Her for Terrorism
French-Palestinian MEP Rima Hassan was denied entry to Canada for scheduled conferences, then arrested in France for alleged terrorism support, revealing background concerns.
Calgary Easter 2026: What's Open and Closed Over Long Weekend
A comprehensive guide detailing all essential services, businesses, and facilities operating or closed in Calgary during the Easter 2026 long weekend, including city services and holiday hours.
Brandon Teixeira Sentenced to Life for Surrey Murder
Brandon Teixeira has been sentenced to life in prison for the 2017 murder of Nicholas Khabra in Surrey, after fleeing to the U.S. and being extradited back to Canada.
Canada-Wide Manhunt: B.C. Parolee May Be Heading to Alberta
Police across Canada are searching for Rodney Starke, 65, who is unlawfully at large while serving a long-term supervision order after a robbery sentence. Authorities warn he may be attempting to travel to Alberta.
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U.K. Funeral Director Admits Dozens of Botched Cremations
A funeral director in Cheshire, England, has confessed to mishandling dozens of cremations, raising serious concerns about industry practices and oversight.
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