Court Orders Resentencing for Ex-Clerk in Election Fraud Case
A Colorado appeals court upheld Tina Peters' conviction but ruled she must be resentenced, finding her original punishment improperly considered her election fraud claims.
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Base Gagetown Set for Billion-Dollar Upgrades, Population Boom
The Canadian government announces massive defense investments at Fifth Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown, promising infrastructure upgrades and a significant population increase in the region.
Brooklyn Shooting: Baby Killed in Stroller, Police Hunt Suspect
A seven-month-old girl was fatally shot in a stroller on a busy Brooklyn street, with video capturing her mother's horrific realization. Police link the incident to gang activity.
Huron OPP Seeks 'Armed and Dangerous' Driver in Public Advisory
Ontario Provincial Police in Huron County have issued a public advisory warning residents about an armed and dangerous driver actively being sought by authorities. The individual is considered a significant threat to public safety.
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CBSA Seizes 85kg Cocaine at Alberta Border, Calgary-Bound
Canada Border Services Agency agents intercepted over 85 kilograms of cocaine hidden in a commercial truck at an Alberta border crossing. The shipment was destined for Calgary.
Bricks Thrown Through Windows of Cambridge Home
A Cambridge home was targeted in a disturbing act of vandalism, with red bricks thrown through its windows. The incident, reported on April 2, 2026, highlights concerns over property safety and community security in the area.
Moulton Slams Trump's Iran Speech for No Clear Plan
Rep. Seth Moulton sharply responded to President Trump's prime-time Iran war address, expressing deep concern over the lack of a strategic plan and potential escalation risks.
Tribe Defends Constitution Against Trump's Iran War, Citizenship Bid
Harvard professor Laurence Tribe argues President Trump's actions on Iran and birthright citizenship threaten constitutional principles, citing Supreme Court skepticism during recent arguments.
No Evidence Police Caused Broken Ribs in Parry Sound Arrest: SIU
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has concluded there is no evidence supporting a Parry Sound woman's claim that police broke her ribs during a 2025 arrest. The investigation found insufficient proof of officer responsibility.
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James Moore: Winning Coalition for Next Federal Election
Conservative strategist Steve Outhouse outlines the coalition-building strategy needed for Pierre Poilievre to secure victory in the upcoming federal election, emphasizing leadership and policy alignment.
Why 'Buy Canadian' Policies Could Burden Taxpayers
An economic analysis reveals that preferential public procurement policies, like 'Buy Canadian,' may increase costs by billions, impacting healthcare and education funding.
Saskatchewan Community Hub Lost in Recreation Center Collapse
The small community of Smeaton, Saskatchewan, is grieving the loss of its central gathering place after the roof of its recreation center collapsed, leaving residents without a vital hub for social and recreational activities.
Poilievre Calls for Fuel Tax Suspension Amid Gas Price Surge
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre urges the federal government to suspend all fuel taxes for the remainder of 2026, claiming it would cut gasoline prices by 25 cents per litre and align them more closely with U.S. rates.
Calgary Water Restrictions Lifted After Repairs
Calgary officials announce the lifting of water restrictions following successful repairs to a critical feeder main, with Mayor Jeromy Farkas and infrastructure manager Michael Thompson providing updates.
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Nova Scotia Legislature Reopens with New Visitor Rules
The Nova Scotia Province House has reopened to the public with updated visitor guidelines following a temporary closure due to a disruptive protest during a budget vote.
Michael Ford Declines Toronto Mayoral Run
Michael Ford, nephew of Ontario Premier Doug Ford, has announced he will not run for mayor of Toronto in the upcoming election, citing personal considerations.
Alberta Separation Referendum Set for October Vote
Alberta will hold a historic independence referendum on October 19 after separatists collected enough signatures to force the vote, marking a pivotal moment in the province's relationship with Canada.
Next Election Defined by Single Major Issue: James Moore
Political commentator James Moore argues the upcoming election will center on a singular, pivotal theme, as Conservative strategist Steve Outhouse outlines coalition-building for Pierre Poilievre.
Supreme Court Won't Hear Voting System Constitutionality Case
The Supreme Court of Canada has refused to hear a case challenging the constitutionality of the country's voting system, leaving the current electoral framework intact without judicial review.
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Windsor Traffic Blitz Leads to 91 Charges
A recent Windsor police traffic enforcement operation targeting major corridors resulted in 91 charges, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
Five Charged with Murder in Northwestern Ontario First Nation
Five people face murder charges after assaults on Eabametoong First Nation in northwestern Ontario. Nishnawbe Aski Police responded to reports on Albany River Crescent on March 29.
Iranians Report Mounting Strikes on Civilian Areas
As conflict enters second month, residents describe increasing attacks on residential buildings and infrastructure, with humanitarian groups reporting extensive damage to homes.
Canada's 30-Day Passport Processing Guarantee and Refund
The Canadian government now guarantees passport processing within 30 business days, offering full refunds for delays, while increasing fees for 10-year passports to $163.50.
Russian Airstrikes Kill Two in Ukraine, Easter Swap Planned
Russian aerial attacks have resulted in two fatalities in Ukraine, as both nations prepare for a potential Easter prisoner exchange amidst ongoing hostilities.
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Toronto Police Deploy Rifles for Passover Security Amid Rising Tensions
Toronto Police's Task Force Guardian, a counter-terrorism unit, is patrolling with semi-automatic rifles outside synagogues during Passover following recent shootings at Jewish sites, highlighting heightened security concerns.
Deportation Risk to Sri Lanka Acknowledged for Toronto Man
Public Safety Minister acknowledges potential dangers in deporting Kumar Thuraisinkam, a 2010 MV Sun Sea arrival, as he appeals to federal court to halt removal to Sri Lanka.
Surrey Police Appeal for Hit-and-Run Witnesses
Surrey police are urgently seeking witnesses to a serious hit-and-run collision that left one pedestrian in critical condition at 88th Avenue and Nordel Way on March 5.
Man Charged with Murder in Skateboard Killing of Grandmother
Devin Dube, 29, faces murder charges for allegedly using a skateboard to kill his grandmother in Hudson, Massachusetts, in a shocking domestic violence case.
Homeland Security Shutdown to Stretch into Next Week
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security faces a prolonged shutdown as the House considers the Senate's funding proposal, with critical operations at risk.
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Calgary Water System Crisis: $100M Annual Diversion
Calgary has diverted over $100 million annually from water utility fees into general revenues for a decade, while its aging infrastructure faces catastrophic failures. An expert panel reveals systematic neglect.
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