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.
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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.
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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U.S. Senate Rejects Effort to Stop Israel Arms Sales
The U.S. Senate has voted down a proposal to suspend arms sales to Israel, as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate and impact global markets.
Ottawa Committee Approves Loosening of Landscaping Bylaw
A city committee in Ottawa has passed a motion to relax landscaping bylaw rules, aiming to provide more flexibility for property owners and businesses.
Saint John Police Seize $112K Drugs, Man Gets 3 Years
In a significant drug bust, Saint John police confiscated cocaine and cash valued at $112,000, leading to a three-year prison sentence for the suspect involved.
Pope Blasts Tyrants for War and Earth Exploitation
Pope Leo delivers a powerful address criticizing world leaders for fueling conflicts and ravaging the planet, amid rising geopolitical tensions and environmental crises.
Police Investigate Food Bank Vandalism in Lethbridge
Lethbridge police are investigating an incident of vandalism at a local food bank, with a group of men identified as involved in the April 5, 2026, window-breaking incident.
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UK Police Probe Three London Arson Attacks as Terrorism
British counter-terrorism units are actively investigating three recent arson incidents in London, including an antisemitic attack in Golders Green, amid heightened security concerns.
Trump Announces Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire
U.S. President Donald Trump has declared a 10-day truce between Israel and Lebanon, aiming to ease regional tensions. The ceasefire is set to begin at 5 p.m. New York time.
Ex-Oneida Councillor Awaits Sentence in $150K Fraud
Ursula Doxtator, a former Oneida Nation band councillor, is awaiting sentencing after being convicted in a significant fraud case involving $150,000. The case highlights accountability and legal proceedings within Indigenous governance structures.
State Funeral for Vaughn Schofield Set for April 25 in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan will hold a state funeral on April 25, 2026, to honor former Lieutenant Governor Vaughn Solomon Schofield, who served from 2012 to 2018.
Two Arrested in Fatal Shooting, One Suspect Still at Large
Amherst police have made two arrests in connection with a fatal shooting, but a third suspect remains on the run. Authorities continue their investigation into the incident.
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Gabbard Sends Criminal Referrals for Trump Whistleblowers
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has referred two ex-officials involved in Trump's impeachment to the Justice Department for investigation, alleging misconduct in handling a 2019 whistleblower complaint.
Judge Allows National Security Work at White House Site
A federal judge has allowed national security-related construction to proceed at the White House ballroom site, despite halting other work. The decision balances security needs with legal challenges.
Guelph Man Charged After Getting Stuck on Railroad Tracks
A Guelph man has been charged following an incident where his vehicle became stuck on active railroad tracks, prompting a police investigation into the dangerous situation.
U.S. Leads in Seeking Canadian Citizenship by Descent
New data reveals a significant surge in U.S. interest for Canadian citizenship by descent, far outpacing other nations, amid global political and economic shifts.
Quebec Opposition Open to Road Tolls with Conditions
Quebec Conservative leader Éric Duhaime supports the 'user pays' principle for road tolls but insists on reviewing government spending first. Opposition parties want conditions attached to any toll implementation.
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Trump: Israel, Lebanon Agree to 10-Day Ceasefire
Former President Donald Trump claims Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a temporary 10-day ceasefire, as the broader Middle East conflict continues to impact global markets and resources.
Ottawa Police Seek More Victims After Sexual Assault Charges
Ottawa police are appealing for potential victims to come forward after charging a 20-year-old man with sexual interference, assault, and harassment. Authorities believe there may be additional individuals affected.
FAA Probes Pilots Making Animal Noises on Air Traffic Control
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating after audio emerged of pilots meowing and barking on an essential air traffic control frequency at Reagan National Airport, prompting a stern rebuke from controllers.
Boston Mayor's $500 Vouchers for Migrants Draws Financial Backlash
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu faces criticism for a program offering $500 wellness vouchers to LGBTQ+ migrants amid city's $50M deficit. The initiative includes yoga, massages, and creative healing.
Armed Suspect Robs Etobicoke Bank, No Injuries Reported
A bank robbery occurred in Etobicoke, Toronto, where a suspect armed with a firearm stole money. Police responded quickly, and no injuries were reported in the incident.
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Men Charged After Assault and Collision in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia RCMP have charged two men following separate incidents: an assault in Elmsdale and a collision in Windsor Junction. Authorities are investigating both cases as part of ongoing law enforcement efforts in the region.
Ford Urges Ottawa to Install Speed Bumps in School Zones
Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls for speed bumps in Ottawa school zones, emphasizing child safety as a 'no brainer' measure amid rising traffic concerns.
Montreal Man Gets Life for Drive-By Shooting Killing Teen
A Montreal man has been sentenced to life in prison for a fatal drive-by shooting that claimed the life of a teenager, highlighting ongoing concerns about gun violence in the city.
Ex-Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax Dies in Murder-Suicide
Justin Fairfax, former lieutenant governor of Virginia, and his wife Cerina were found dead in their home in a tragic murder-suicide linked to a messy divorce, police report.
Saskatoon Police Probe Suspicious Death at Westview Apartment
Forensic officers were dispatched to a Westview apartment building in Saskatoon following reports of a suspicious death. Authorities are conducting a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Moncton Man Charged for 199 km/h Highway Speed in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia RCMP have charged a Moncton man after stopping a vehicle traveling at 199 km/h on a provincial highway, highlighting ongoing concerns over dangerous driving.
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