Carney's China Stance Sparks Debate Amid Rising Concerns
A recent editorial criticizes Mark Carney's engagement with China, citing human rights abuses, election interference, and environmental issues as reasons for alarm among Canadians.
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Levy on Iran Nuclear Threat and Failed Diplomacy
Former Israeli spokesman Eylon Levy discusses why diplomatic efforts to contain Iran's nuclear ambitions failed, the risk of a regional arms race, and the war's impact on Gulf States and Israeli life.
Calgary Bridlewood Fire Believed to Be Arson, Officials Say
A detached garage in Calgary's Bridlewood neighborhood sustained minor damage in a fire on April 1, 2026, with authorities suspecting arson as the cause.
Arson Suspect Sought at University of Toronto Campus
Toronto Police are searching for a male suspect after a vehicle was set on fire at the University of Toronto's St. George Campus. No injuries were reported in the early morning incident.
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Scholar: Fire Judges Limiting Section 33, Warns of Crisis
Yuan Yi Zhu argues that Supreme Court attempts to restrict the notwithstanding clause would undermine democracy and risk national unity, amid Quebec secularism law challenges.
Wanted Sex Offender Arrested in North Bay After Months at Large
James Daniel Mervin Williamson, a sex offender wanted on a Canada-wide warrant since September, has been apprehended by police in North Bay, Ontario, ending a lengthy manhunt.
Poilievre Pledges to Cancel Toronto-Quebec High-Speed Rail
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre promises to cancel the Alto high-speed rail line, calling it a costly Liberal boondoggle, and redirect funds to reduce debt and taxes.
Trump Blames Press Secretary for Negative Media Coverage
Former President Donald Trump suggested White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is responsible for unfavorable press coverage during a bizarre Oval Office moment, as his approval ratings plummet amid crises.
Police Seek Info on Dennis Street Shooting in Sault Ste. Marie
Sault Ste. Marie police are actively investigating a shooting on Dennis Street from March 30, urging the public to provide any information or video footage to assist their inquiry.
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Calgary Man Killed in Stoney Trail Vehicle Collision
A tragic incident on Stoney Trail N.E. resulted in a fatal pedestrian-vehicle collision, prompting a multi-hour police investigation and lane closures.
Trump Suggests U.S. May Exit NATO, Calling It 'Paper Tiger'
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has indicated the United States is considering withdrawing from the NATO alliance, which he described as a 'paper tiger' in a recent statement.
Winnipeg Apartment Fire Sends One to Hospital
A Winnipeg apartment fire has resulted in one person being hospitalized. The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service responded to the blaze, which is currently under investigation for its cause and origin.
Quebec Obstetrics Clinics Close Due to Physician Dispute
Multiple obstetrics clinics in Quebec are shutting down after failed negotiations between the provincial government and physicians' groups, impacting maternal healthcare access.
Bayview Drive Construction Resumes in Barrie for Final Phase
Construction crews have returned to Bayview Drive in Barrie, Ontario, to complete the final phase of work on this key roadway. The project, managed by the City of Barrie, aims to enhance infrastructure and improve traffic flow for residents and commuters.
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Tory MPs Debate Hate Crimes Bill with Windsor-Essex Residents
Conservative Members of Parliament held a town hall meeting with nearly 200 Windsor-Essex residents to discuss the controversial new hate crimes legislation, sparking intense community dialogue.
Montreal Coroner Orders Inquiry into Homeless Deaths
A Quebec coroner has mandated a public inquiry into the deaths of homeless individuals in Montreal, highlighting systemic failures and urgent need for action.
Pakistan-Afghan Taliban Talks Resume in China, Beijing Seeks Ceasefire
Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban have resumed diplomatic talks in China, with Beijing actively mediating to secure a ceasefire in the region. This development marks a significant step in regional diplomacy amid ongoing tensions.
Calgary's Population Boom Overwhelms Social Services
Calgary's rapid population growth of over 275,000 in five years has strained social support agencies, with food banks and homeless shelters stretched to capacity amid rising living costs.
Trump's Iran War Rhetoric Mirrors His COVID-19 Response
President Donald Trump's handling of the Iran conflict shows striking parallels to his contradictory statements and erratic leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic, with shifting timelines and disregard for expert advice.
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CRA Audit of Muslim Charity Criticized in Report
A new report criticizes the Canada Revenue Agency's audit of a Muslim charity, raising concerns about fairness and transparency in the process.
SIU Ends Parry Sound Campsite Arrest Probe, Woman Injured
The Special Investigations Unit has completed its inquiry into an arrest at a Parry Sound campsite where a woman suffered two broken ribs. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about police conduct.
Trump Considering U.S. Withdrawal from NATO: Report
Former President Donald Trump is strongly considering pulling the United States out of the NATO military alliance, according to a report from The Telegraph newspaper.
Carney Liberals Keep Symbiotic Relationship with CBC Alive
The Liberal government under Prime Minister Mark Carney has a secret plan to modernize the CBC, with most details blacked out in access requests. The state broadcaster receives $1.6 billion annually, plus an additional $150 million, while details remain h
Woman Convicted in Stepson's Death Wins Deportation Reprieve
Nichelle Rowe, convicted of second-degree murder in her stepson's death, has won a Federal Court stay of removal after arguing immigration officials failed to properly consider expert evidence about risks she would face in Jamaica.
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Montreal Easter 2026: What's Open and Closed
A comprehensive overview of services, businesses, and public facilities operating or closed in Montreal during the Easter long weekend, including transit, retail, and municipal offices.
Kidnapped Journalist Warned of Threats, Officials Say
American and Iraqi authorities reveal the journalist was alerted to security risks prior to abduction, highlighting ongoing dangers for media in conflict zones.
Ottawa Unveils Passport Refund Policy for Service Reliability
The Canadian government has introduced a new passport refund policy, emphasizing citizen expectations for dependable services amid ongoing updates to travel documentation processes.
Vaccine Injury Program Overhauled Amid COVID Case Backlog
The federal vaccine injury support program, established during the COVID-19 rollout, has been taken over by new administrators to address a significant backlog of unresolved claims.
Trump Sympathizes with Noems After Husband's Fetish Report
President Donald Trump said he felt 'badly for the family' after a report detailed Bryon Noem's online crossdressing and bimbo fetish, which blindsided his wife, former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.
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Tumbler Ridge Shooting Victim Out of Intensive Care
Maya Gebala, the victim of a shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, has been moved out of intensive care, according to her father. The community continues to rally support.
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