Jewish Groups Concerned Over Avi Lewis' NDP Leadership Election
Canadian Jewish organizations voice alarm as Avi Lewis, a self-described anti-Zionist, becomes NDP leader, citing concerns about antisemitism and party direction.
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Manitoba Has Lowest Hate Crime Rate in Canada: StatsCan
Statistics Canada data reveals Manitoba had the lowest per capita hate crime rate among provinces in 2024, with Winnipeg showing particularly low numbers. The report highlights national trends and police-reported incidents.
Government-Run Grocery Stores: A Recipe for Failure
Avi Lewis's proposal for government-owned grocery stores faces criticism as experts cite past failures, high costs, and lack of purchasing power as major obstacles to success.
Brewers, Taxpayer Group Criticize Beer Tax Hike Proposal
A proposed federal excise tax increase on beer is facing strong opposition from Canadian brewers and a national taxpayer advocacy organization, who argue it will harm local businesses and consumers.
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NDP Leader Avi Lewis Asks Quebec MP Boulerice to Stay
Avi Lewis begins his NDP leadership amid internal pushback, specifically asking Quebec MP Alexandre Boulerice to continue serving on his team while facing broader party challenges.
Civilians Subdue Robbery Suspects, Experts Warn of Dangers
After a smash-and-grab robbery at an Oshawa Centre jewelry store, civilians intervened to subdue suspects. Experts caution about the risks of such citizen actions.
China Cheers MP's Forced Labour Testimony Challenge
Chinese state media celebrates Liberal MP Michael Ma's aggressive questioning of a Canadian expert's testimony on forced labour, calling accusations a Western fabrication while critics protest.
White House Ballroom Project Adds Massive Military Complex
The White House's new ballroom construction is part of a larger project that includes a significant military complex expansion, as revealed in recent reports. This development highlights ongoing security and infrastructure upgrades in Washington.
Impaired Driver Gets Temporary Releases, Victim's Family Outraged
David Fletcher, who lost four family members in a 2021 impaired driving crash, expresses outrage as the driver receives temporary releases from prison, highlighting ongoing grief and justice concerns.
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FBI: Michigan Synagogue Attacker Inspired by Hezbollah
Federal authorities reveal the driver who crashed into a Michigan synagogue was motivated by the Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah, raising concerns about foreign-inspired domestic terrorism.
London Overnight Parking Ban Starts Tuesday Night
London enforces an overnight parking ban from Tuesday night, part of broader municipal updates including construction projects and public safety measures across the city.
Hells Angels Fight B.C. Government Seizure of Clubhouses
The owners of two Hells Angels clubhouses in British Columbia are challenging government attempts to seize the properties, denying allegations that the motorcycle club is a criminal organization.
OPP Investigates Sudden Death in Middlesex Centre
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a sudden death in Middlesex Centre, with a charred vehicle discovered on a rural road in the same county. Authorities have not released details about potential connections between the incidents.
Barrie Billboard Used in OPP Appeal to Solve 2024 Murder
Ontario Provincial Police launch a public appeal using a digital billboard in Barrie to gather information on the unsolved murder of David Robson, who was killed on April 1, 2024.
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Barrie Police Charge Suspects in Knife and Confinement Case
Barrie Police have charged individuals following an incident involving a knife and allegations of people being locked in a room at a multi-unit residential building. Authorities seized a weapon during the investigation.
Russian Oil Tanker Reaches Cuba Amid U.S. Sanctions
A sanctioned Russian tanker delivers 730,000 barrels of oil to Cuba, offering temporary relief from a U.S. blockade that has crippled the island's energy grid and sparked humanitarian concerns.
Police Warn of Thieves Using Hidden Cameras to Spy on Homes
York Regional Police issue a warning after break-and-enter suspects placed hidden cameras on residential properties in Vaughan to monitor homeowners' routines before burglaries.
Tsuut'ina Police Officer Shoots Aggressive Dog in Calgary
A Tsuut'ina Nation Police Service officer shot an aggressive dog in Calgary, with no injuries to humans reported. The incident highlights challenges faced by Indigenous police services.
Surrey Shooting Linked to Drugs, Gangs: IHIT Investigation
Homicide investigators are probing an execution-style shooting at a Surrey townhouse complex, with evidence pointing to drug and gang connections as the likely motive behind the fatal incident.
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Trump Criticizes Biden's Energy Amid Sleep Controversies
Former President Donald Trump launched a new White House app while mocking Joe Biden's energy, despite facing scrutiny over his own apparent drowsiness during official meetings.
Trump's Golf Costs Taxpayers Over $100 Million
President Trump's golf outings have exceeded $100 million in taxpayer-funded travel and security expenses since his 2025 inauguration, with projections reaching $300 million by term's end.
UCP Laws Chill Transgender Visibility in Alberta
Research reveals Alberta's UCP laws restricting gender-affirming care and school policies have created a chilling effect, with many transgender youth hiding identities and families relocating for safety.
Surrey Business Complex Hit in Second Extortion Shooting
Surrey police are investigating after shots were fired at a Cloverdale business complex in the early hours of March 30, 2026. This marks the second extortion-related shooting targeting businesses in the area within a week, with no injuries reported.
Two Arrested in Brantford for Attempted Stolen Vehicle Theft
Brantford police apprehended two individuals in a motel parking lot after they attempted to boost a stolen vehicle, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat auto theft in the region.
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Air Canada Worker Charged in Cannabis Trafficking Scheme
An Air Canada employee has been charged after allegedly using passengers' luggage tags to traffic kilograms of cannabis, highlighting security concerns at Toronto's Pearson Airport.
Barber Gives Free Haircuts to Unpaid TSA Agents
A barber at Buffalo Niagara International Airport is providing complimentary haircuts to TSA agents and military personnel affected by the ongoing partial government shutdown, as some federal workers have gone weeks without pay.
Man Arrested for Machete in Halifax Pizzeria: Police
Halifax Regional Police arrested a man after he allegedly entered a pizzeria armed with a machete. Authorities are investigating the incident, which occurred on March 30, 2026.
OneTaste Founder Gets 9 Years in Forced Labor Case
Nicole Daedone, founder of the controversial 'orgasmic meditation' company OneTaste, has been sentenced to nine years in federal prison following a forced labor conviction.
Same Suspect in Six Gas Station Robberies: Vaughan, Markham
York Regional Police are investigating a series of six gas station robberies over three days, with evidence suggesting a single suspect may be responsible for all incidents in Vaughan and Markham.
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$300K Contraband Seized from B.C. Prison
Correctional Service Canada has confiscated illegal items worth approximately $300,000 from Mountain Institution in Agassiz, B.C., highlighting ongoing security challenges in federal prisons.
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