Police ID Remains of Sudbury Woman Murdered in 1978
After nearly five decades, Ontario police have identified the remains of Pamela Harvey, a Sudbury woman who went missing in 1978, solving a long-standing cold case.
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Russian Oil Tanker Docks in Cuba Despite U.S. Sanctions
A Russian-flagged oil tanker has successfully docked in Cuba, navigating through the U.S. energy blockade. The vessel's arrival highlights ongoing geopolitical tensions and Cuba's reliance on foreign energy sources.
Alberta Separatists Claim Signature Milestone for Petition
Organizers of the Alberta independence movement assert they have collected sufficient signatures to submit their petition to Elections Alberta, marking a significant step in their separation campaign.
Graham's Disney Trip Sparks Shotgun Damage Control Controversy
Senator Lindsey Graham faces criticism after a Disney World vacation, posting a shotgun photo as backlash mounts over his trip during a government shutdown.
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Murder Charge Dropped in North Preston Shooting
The Nova Scotia Supreme Court has dismissed a murder charge against a man involved in a fatal shooting in North Preston, citing insufficient evidence.
Lawyer Rebuked for AI 'Hallucinations' in Federal Court Case
A Federal Court judge has criticized a lawyer for citing four non-existent court precedents generated by artificial intelligence in an Indigenous fisheries case, highlighting growing concerns about AI misuse in legal filings.
Ottawa Police Boost Bank Street Patrols for Safety
Ottawa Police have significantly increased patrols along Bank Street in response to growing public safety concerns. The enhanced presence aims to address community worries and improve security in the area.
Quebec Police ID Body of Woman Missing Since 1978
Quebec police have identified the remains of Pamela Harvey, who disappeared in 1978, solving a decades-old cold case through modern forensic techniques.
OPP Vehicles Catch Fire at Police Headquarters in Orillia
Two Ontario Provincial Police vehicles caught fire at the Orillia headquarters, causing significant damage. Authorities are investigating the cause of the blaze, which occurred early Monday morning.
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Quebec Liberals Catch Up to PQ in Voting Intentions: Poll
A new poll reveals the Quebec Liberal Party has dramatically closed the gap with the Parti Québécois in voting intentions, signaling a potential shift in the province's political landscape ahead of future elections.
King Charles III to Visit US and Bermuda in Late April
King Charles III will undertake a state visit to the United States and Bermuda in late April 2026, marking a significant diplomatic engagement following his recent interactions with US leadership.
Canada-Wide Warrant for Quebec Man in Voyeurism, Extortion
A Canada-wide warrant has been issued for a Quebec man accused of voyeurism and extortion. The suspect, known by an alias, is wanted by Longueuil police in a case that has drawn national attention.
EU Ministers Mark Bucha Anniversary as Drones Hit Russian Oil
European foreign ministers gathered in Bucha, Ukraine, to honor victims of wartime atrocities on the conflict's anniversary, while Ukrainian drone attacks targeted Russian oil infrastructure, escalating tensions.
Iran Attacks Oil Tanker as Trump Wavers on War Escalation
Iran launched a drone strike on a Kuwaiti oil tanker near Dubai, signaling willingness to escalate attacks on energy infrastructure despite steady crude prices and Trump's diplomatic overtures.
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Federal Early Retirement Package: What You Need to Know
The federal government has introduced a new early retirement package, offering incentives for public servants to retire early. This move aims to streamline operations and reduce costs amid economic pressures.
Alberta NDP Needs Distance from Federal Leader's Radicalism
Alberta NDP faces political crisis as federal party elects Avi Lewis, architect of anti-fossil fuel Leap Manifesto, forcing provincial party to reconsider its branding and strategy in energy-rich province.
Kitchener Robbery Injures One in Early Morning Attack
A violent robbery in Kitchener early Monday morning resulted in one person being injured, with local authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the assault.
Fox Host Defends Trump's Poll Obsession as Strategy
Greg Gutfeld argued President Trump is not a narcissist obsessed with polls but a strategic spender of political capital, sparking disbelief from co-host Jessica Tarlov amid Trump's own complaints about Fox's unfavorable polling data.
Kitchener Police Investigate Hate-Motivated Assault
Police in Kitchener are investigating an alleged hate-motivated assault, with authorities confirming the incident is being treated as a serious criminal matter.
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Barrie Man Charged in Oshawa Mall Smash-and-Grab Robbery
A Barrie man is among five individuals facing charges following a chaotic smash-and-grab robbery at an Oshawa mall, with police pursuing suspects as they fled the scene.
Two Dead in North York House Fire, Victims Found Without Vital Signs
A man and a woman were discovered without vital signs after a house fire on Anthia Drive in North York. Emergency crews rushed them to hospital, but they could not be saved.
Alberta NDP Leader Rejects Federal NDP's Avi Lewis
Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi publicly distances himself from new federal NDP leader Avi Lewis, citing concerns over Lewis's anti-oil stance and potential negative impact on Alberta's energy sector and provincial party fortunes.
Mooney's Bay Sledding Plan Costs Rise Amid Public Consultations
The price tag for converting Mooney's Bay Park into a designated sledding destination in Ottawa has increased, with public consultations now underway to gather community feedback on the project.
Toronto Police Struggle with Protest Ban in Jewish Area
Despite a police ban, anti-Israel protesters demonstrated near a Jewish neighborhood in North York, causing distress among residents ahead of Passover. Authorities reported no arrests.
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OPP Expands Aerial Patrols for Proactive Policing
The Ontario Provincial Police are intensifying aerial surveillance efforts as part of a broader proactive policing strategy to enhance public safety and crime prevention across the province.
Trump Admin Plans International Summit to Counter Antifa
The Trump administration is organizing an international summit focused on countering the left-wing movement antifa, highlighting a shift in U.S. counterterrorism priorities. The event, tentatively planned for summer, aims to convene officials from various
Huntsville Man Charged with Criminal Harassment After Neighbour Dispute
A Huntsville man has been charged with criminal harassment by Ontario Provincial Police following a neighbour dispute. The incident highlights tensions in residential areas and legal consequences.
Ontario's 'Buy Ontario' Health Policy Risks Trade and Healthcare
Premier Doug Ford's extension of 'Buy Ontario' procurement into healthcare equipment creates trade vulnerabilities with the U.S. while potentially worsening Ontario's strained medical system through protectionist policies.
Defense Seeks Delay in Hearing for Charlie Kirk Murder Suspect
Lawyers for Tyler Robinson, accused of fatally shooting Charlie Kirk, have requested to postpone the preliminary hearing. The case continues in Utah's 4th District Court.
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Two Men Hospitalized After Stabbing in Montreal's Sud-Ouest
Two men were hospitalized after being stabbed during a conflict in Montreal's Sud-Ouest borough on March 30, 2026. The incident occurred in the borough, with both victims sustaining injuries requiring medical attention.
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