U.S. Strikes Vessel, Kills 3 Alleged Drug Traffickers
The Pentagon confirms a military operation in the Eastern Pacific resulted in the deaths of three individuals accused of drug trafficking, highlighting ongoing maritime security efforts.
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Baby Jessica Arrested for Domestic Assault 40 Years After Rescue
Jessica McClure Morales, known as Baby Jessica after her 1987 well rescue, was arrested on domestic assault charges in Texas. The 40-year-old was released on bond after the incident at her home.
Liberal Poll Leads May Be Illusion Due to Conservative Undercount
Veteran pollster David Coletto suggests Canadian surveys chronically undercount Conservative voters by up to seven points, potentially distorting the true electoral landscape and inflating Liberal advantages.
Pope Blasts 'Tyrants' Ravaging Earth in Cameroon Visit
During a visit to Cameroon's conflict-ridden western region, Pope Leo delivered a powerful address, denouncing global leaders who perpetuate war and environmental exploitation for personal gain.
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Pope Leo Blasts War Leaders in Cameroon as Trump Attacks
Pope Leo delivered forceful remarks in Cameroon, criticizing leaders who spend billions on wars and manipulate religion. This comes amid ongoing social media attacks from former U.S. President Donald Trump.
Trump's Tax Cuts: Who Benefits and the Economic Impact
President Trump promotes temporary tax cuts on tips and overtime, but analysis shows most benefits go to higher-income groups, while tariffs and gas prices hurt households.
Ex-Windsor Police Manager Gets 12 Months for $30K Fraud
A former Windsor Police Service fleet manager has been sentenced to 12 months in jail for defrauding the force of over $30,000. The judge called the crime 'sheer greed' and ordered full restitution.
Pakistan Army Chief in Iran to Push U.S.-Iran Negotiations
Pakistan's army chief meets Iranian officials in Tehran to ease Middle East tensions and arrange new U.S.-Iran talks, as the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports continues and regional diplomacy intensifies.
Sex Offender Claims Canadian Laws 'Don't Apply to Me'
A convicted sex offender from Ghana facing deportation told Winnipeg police that Canadian laws don't apply to him after sexually assaulting an Indigenous woman, with the Crown stating he doesn't view Indigenous women as people.
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Rising Costs, Iran War Cloud Trump's Campaign Swing
President Trump faces economic headwinds as soaring gas prices and inflation threaten Republican prospects in key battleground states ahead of November's midterm elections.
Fuel Leak Contained at CFB Borden After Emergency Response
A hazardous fuel leak was swiftly contained at CFB Borden on Wednesday afternoon, with no injuries reported. Emergency crews responded promptly to mitigate environmental risks.
Poilievre's Leadership Under Fire as Liberals Consolidate Power
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre faces mounting pressure after byelection losses and floor-crossings, with Prime Minister Mark Carney's government strengthening its majority and Alberta's collaboration adding to Tory woes.
Turkish School Shooter Referenced 2014 U.S. Killer
Turkish authorities report the assailant in a secondary school shooting used imagery linked to a 2014 U.S. mass killer, highlighting ongoing concerns over copycat violence and school safety.
Bank Street Renewal Progress Update for Ottawa Residents
City officials provided residents with a comprehensive update on the Bank Street renewal project, showcasing plans and addressing community concerns during a recent information session.
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Trump Hints at More Supreme Court Nominations in Future
In a recent interview, former President Donald Trump discussed the possibility of nominating up to three more Supreme Court justices if vacancies arise, amid speculation about Justice Alito's retirement and GOP Senate control.
Private Diagnostic Tests Reduce Public Health Burden
Alberta's new legislation allows private diagnostic tests without doctor referrals, aiming to shorten wait times and enhance public healthcare efficiency amid debates over two-tier systems.
Pakistan Army Chief in Iran to Extend Ceasefire Amid Tensions
Pakistan's army chief meets Iranian officials to extend a fragile ceasefire in the Middle East war, as Israel and Lebanon consider talks and cross-border attacks continue.
French Woman's Fight Against 51 Rapists in Her Home
Gisèle Pelicot discovered her husband drugged her for years and invited strangers to rape her. Her trial became a public reckoning on sexual assault as she fought for justice.
Ottawa's Foggy Thursday: National and Local News Roundup
A rainy and foggy Thursday in Ottawa sets the scene for a diverse news day, covering local incidents, national politics, health updates, and international events from April 16, 2026.
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Police Probe Weapon Threats, One Hospitalized in Incident
Authorities are investigating reports of a man threatening individuals with a weapon, resulting in one person being hospitalized. The investigation is ongoing as police gather evidence and witness statements.
Porch Pirates Caught on Camera, Arrested in Orangeville
Police in Orangeville have arrested individuals after a porch piracy incident was captured on home security footage. The investigation highlights the growing issue of package theft in residential areas.
Carney's Tactics Create Division, Not Unity Government
Prime Minister Mark Carney's strategic floor-crossings secured a majority government but have deepened political divisions, contradicting claims of a 'unity government' and angering opposition voters.
Stabbing in St. James Town Sends Man to Hospital Critically
A man is hospitalized with critical injuries following an early morning stabbing in Toronto's St. James Town neighborhood. Police are investigating the violent incident.
Carville Warns of Dangerous Shift in Trump's Mental State
Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville issues a stark warning about Donald Trump's mental health, citing recent controversies and bipartisan backlash as signs of a critical turning point.
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UCP Fails to Lower Costs for Albertans, Letters Show
Albertans express frustration over the UCP government's inaction on fuel taxes and public services, while federal measures provide relief elsewhere in Canada.
Judge Reduces Sentence Citing Anti-Black Racism in Offender's Background
An Ontario judge considered anti-Black racism in sentencing Samir Abdelgadir for kidnapping, noting it mitigated his responsibility while not excusing the serious crime.
Carney's Unity Push Risks Replacing Debate with Managed Consensus
Donna Kennedy-Glans argues Prime Minister Mark Carney's pragmatic approach risks sidelining genuine opposition in Parliament, particularly in Alberta and Western Canada, by prioritizing managed consensus over robust democratic debate.
Canada's UN Iran Support Betrays Carney's Davos Message
Canada's backing of Iran for a UN committee role raises questions about foreign policy consistency, highlighting parliamentary evasion and diplomatic contradictions.
Bryan Brulotte Advocates for CBC Structural Reform
Bryan Brulotte argues the CBC requires fundamental structural change rather than preservation or elimination, citing mandate drift and institutional culture issues.
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Trump Criticizes Pope Leo XIV, Posts Controversial Image
U.S. President Donald Trump publicly criticized Pope Leo XIV after the pontiff expressed no fear of his administration, escalating tensions over the Iran war. Trump later posted and removed an AI-generated image depicting himself as Jesus Christ.
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