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.
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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.
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.
Legault's Final Day as Quebec Premier in Assembly
François Legault marks his last day as premier in Quebec's National Assembly, with political transitions underway. The event highlights his leadership and the province's future direction.
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Trump: I Love People Who Are Nice to Me, Even If They're Bad
President Donald Trump stated that being 'nice' to him is the key to earning his love, even for individuals with poor reputations, during an Easter event speech.
Poilievre Calls for Gas Tax Cuts to Help Canadian Drivers
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has unveiled a plan calling for temporary suspension of federal fuel taxes and elimination of the Clean Fuel Standard to provide immediate relief from soaring gas prices.
B.C. Court Approves Abbotsford Flood Class-Action with Changes
The B.C. Court of Appeal has permitted a class-action lawsuit by Abbotsford property owners seeking damages from 2021 flooding to move forward, but excluded 400 properties with protective covenants.
B.C. Reduces Support for Families with Sick Kids Amid Budget Deficit
British Columbia implements new income caps and reduced coverage for the Family Residence Program, limiting accommodation assistance for families traveling with sick children for medical care.
DNA Links Ted Bundy to 1974 Utah Teen Murder
Advanced DNA testing has conclusively tied notorious serial killer Ted Bundy to the 1974 murder of Laura Ann Aime, a Utah teenager, solving a decades-old cold case and potentially increasing his confirmed victim tally.
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Calgary Police Arrest Suspect in Extortion Case
Calgary police have made their first arrest in an extortion investigation targeting the South Asian community, with threats involving daycare locations. Authorities aim to disrupt criminal groups.
Conservatives Call for Zero Gas Taxes Until End of Year
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre urges the government to eliminate federal gas taxes until December 31, aiming to save Canadians 25 cents per litre as pump prices surge due to the Iran conflict.
Quebec City Police Officer Struck by Vehicle, Driver Charged
A 71-year-old man from Montreal faces charges after a Quebec City police officer was struck while directing traffic. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns for law enforcement personnel.
Weapons Seized After Teen Brings Gun to Restaurant in Nova Scotia
Police in Eastern Passage, Nova Scotia, have seized multiple weapons from a residence after a teenager was allegedly found with a firearm at a local restaurant, sparking a community safety investigation.
Blind Refugee's Death Ruled Homicide After Border Patrol Drop-off
The death of a nearly blind Rohingya refugee found on a Buffalo street has been officially ruled a homicide. Authorities say complications from a stress ulcer caused by hypothermia and dehydration led to his death after Border Patrol agents left him at a
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Winnipeg's Good Friday and Easter Monday Openings Guide
A comprehensive overview of what services, businesses, and facilities will be open or closed in Winnipeg during the upcoming Good Friday and Easter Monday holidays, helping residents plan accordingly.
Machete Attack at Ugandan Nursery Kills Four Children
A horrific incident unfolded at a nursery school in Uganda when a man armed with a machete launched a violent assault, resulting in the tragic deaths of four young children. The attack has sent shockwaves through the local community and raised urgent ques
Alberta Tightens MAID Rules Amid End-of-Life Suffering Stories
George Brookman shares his aunt's painful death from lung cancer, advocating for compassionate MAID access as Alberta government implements stricter regulations.
Barrie Woman Allegedly Trapped, Assaulted by Truck Driver
A tractor-trailer driver faces assault and forcible confinement charges after a Barrie woman reported being trapped and assaulted during a ride to Sudbury on March 30, 2026.
Bondi Beach Gunman Loses Family Anonymity Bid
A Sydney court has rejected accused Bondi Beach shooter Naveed Akram's application to grant his family anonymity, as he appears via video link from a maximum-security prison.
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N.S. Man Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in 2022 Death
A Nova Scotia man has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in connection with the 2022 death of a woman. The case highlights ongoing justice proceedings in the province.
Windsor Police Seek Second Suspect After Business Assault
Windsor police have issued an arrest warrant for one suspect and are asking the public to help identify a second person involved in an assault at a downtown business on Ouellette Avenue.
Trump Discussed Ousting Attorney General Pam Bondi
According to CNN sources, former President Donald Trump has discussed removing Attorney General Pam Bondi. Bondi was seen at a White House Cabinet meeting in late March.
Julie Payette's Fall from Grace as Governor General
Former astronaut Julie Payette's appointment as Canada's Governor General ended in controversy and resignation. An intimate account reveals her struggles with the role, conflicts with staff, and the political fallout that led to her departure.
Lithuania Seeks U.S. Help in Epstein Trafficking Probe
Lithuanian authorities are requesting U.S. cooperation to investigate potential human trafficking connections involving Jeffrey Epstein, according to recent reports.
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Pakistan-Afghanistan Peace Talks Resume in China After Fighting
Pakistan confirms a fresh round of peace negotiations with Afghanistan is taking place in China, aiming to de-escalate tensions after recent deadly border clashes and airstrikes.
Rowdy Fans Damage Bracebridge Community Centre Rink: OPP
Ontario Provincial Police report that unruly fans caused significant damage at the Muskoka Lumber Community Centre hockey rink in Bracebridge, tearing shirts and hanging from glass barriers during an incident.
Sentencing Thursday in Meriem Boundaoui Montreal Murder
The sentencing for the murder of Meriem Boundaoui, a victim of a 2021 drive-by shooting in Montreal, is scheduled for Thursday. The case has highlighted ongoing concerns about gun violence in the city.
County Oversees Windsor Poverty Programs After City Budget Cuts
Essex County will now manage select poverty reduction initiatives in Windsor after city budget reductions forced program restructuring. The transition aims to maintain essential services for vulnerable residents.
Democratic Senators Defend 2025 Immigration Vote as Party Splits
Three Democratic senators with potential 2028 presidential ambitions continue supporting their vote for the Laken Riley Act, which expanded Trump's detention powers, while other party members apologize amid immigration policy struggles.
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Canada Needs GST Hike, Spending Cuts for NATO Goal: Report
A new C.D. Howe Institute report warns that Canada must increase the GST to 7% and reduce non-defence spending to achieve NATO's 5% GDP defence spending target by 2035, amid fiscal challenges.
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