Canadian Minister to Contact Israel After Fatal Lebanon Airstrike
Defence Minister Anita Anand will contact Israeli officials after a Canadian citizen from Windsor was killed in Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon, amid escalating regional tensions.
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Two Candidates Announce Mayoral Bids in Timmins
Former Grand Chief Lawrence Martin and retired OPP officer Rob Knox have officially entered the race for mayor of Timmins, setting the stage for a competitive election.
Three Charged After Vehicle Thefts at Scarborough GO Stations
Police have laid charges against three people in connection with dozens of vehicle thefts across three GO Transit parking lots in Scarborough, highlighting ongoing security concerns at commuter hubs.
Uxbridge Man Charged in Caledon Sexual Assault Case
A 32-year-old Uxbridge resident faces sexual assault charges in Caledon after an OPP investigation into a 2023 incident. Police believe there may be additional victims linked to his roles at Teen Ranch and as an ice-skating instructor.
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Water Main Break Affects 1,000 Homes in Bolton
A significant water main break in Bolton has disrupted service for up to 1,000 households, with local authorities working to restore supply and assess the damage.
Winnipeg Advised to Reject Homeless Encampment Plan
City officials in Winnipeg are recommended to reject a managed homeless encampment plan due to high costs and timing issues, as homelessness rises in the area.
Montreal Father Charged with Attempted Murder in Hammer Attack
A 56-year-old Montreal father has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly attacking his daughter with a hammer, as police investigate the violent incident in the city.
Thunder Bay Police Charge Suspect with Attempted Murder
A suspect has been charged with attempted murder following an investigation by the Thunder Bay Police Service, highlighting ongoing efforts to address violent crime in the region.
Inmate Assaulted at Atlantic Institution, Hospitalized: CSC
An inmate at the Atlantic Institution in Renous, New Brunswick, was assaulted and taken to a hospital, according to the Correctional Service of Canada. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in federal prisons.
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London Intersection Reopens After Water Main Break
The intersection of Highbury Avenue and Huron Street in London is set to reopen following repairs from a major water main break and sinkhole. Crews have completed work, restoring traffic flow after disruptions.
Two Charged in Amherst for Weapons in Vehicle
Amherst police arrested two individuals after allegedly discovering them asleep in a vehicle containing weapons. Charges have been laid in connection with the incident.
Sask. NDP Members Call for Beck-Lewis Meeting Amid Energy Dispute
Over 500 Saskatchewan NDP members have signed an open letter urging provincial leader Carla Beck to meet with federal counterpart Avi Lewis, calling her comments divisive amid stark energy policy disagreements.
Guilty Plea in Lindsay Break-In That Became Political Flashpoint
A man has pleaded guilty to a break-in at a Lindsay, Ontario, residence, a case that escalated into a significant political controversy. The incident drew widespread attention and sparked debates over justice and community safety.
Waterloo CCTV Camera Installation Still Delayed
The City of Waterloo continues to face delays in installing dozens of closed-circuit television cameras, despite police outlining detailed usage plans for the surveillance system.
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Guards Accused of Abuse at Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz' Detention
A lawyer representing detainees at the notorious Florida immigration detention center known as 'Alligator Alcatraz' has filed allegations of severe physical abuse by guards, including beatings and pepper-spray attacks.
Ford Vows Probe Into Improper Release of 150+ Ontario Inmates
Ontario Premier Doug Ford pledges a thorough investigation after more than 150 inmates were improperly released from provincial jails, with Solicitor General Michael Kerzner involved.
Alberta Holds Firm on Gas Tax as Feds Promise Summer Relief
Alberta Finance Minister Nate Horner says the province will not remove its gas tax before summer, despite federal plans to pause excise taxes. The UCP government cites its legislative program and current oil prices.
Justin Trudeau's Legacy: Celebrity Glitz and Political Wreckage
A critical analysis of Justin Trudeau's post-political life and his impact on Alberta, comparing his flashy celebrity persona to the separatist movement he fueled through anti-energy policies.
Public Meeting on Future of Historic Sunset Speedway Lands in Innisfil
Innisfil residents are invited to a public meeting to discuss the future use of the former Sunset Speedway lands, a historic raceway site, as the town seeks community input on redevelopment options.
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Man Faces Over 20 Charges in Northwestern Ontario Vehicle Theft Probe
A suspect has been arrested and charged with more than 20 offenses in a vehicle theft investigation in northwestern Ontario, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts against auto crime in the region.
Windsor's Lakeshore to Reimburse Businesses for AEDs
The municipality of Lakeshore in Windsor, Ontario, has unanimously approved a program to reimburse local businesses for installing automated external defibrillators (AEDs) to enhance public safety.
Two Women Killed in Atlanta-Area Attacks, Including DHS Worker
A Homeland Security employee and another woman were fatally attacked in a series of incidents in the Atlanta area, with authorities investigating the violent spree.
Arson Investigation: Three Markham Restaurants Set on Fire
Police in Markham are actively investigating a series of arson attacks that damaged three local restaurants. Authorities are searching for two suspects connected to the incidents.
Trump Border Czar Criticizes Vatican on Immigration
Former Trump administration border official Tom Homan expressed disappointment with Catholic leaders who criticized immigration policies, offering to educate them on border security issues.
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Senate Rejects Iran War End Resolution in Partisan Vote
The U.S. Senate voted down a resolution to terminate the Iran war, with Republicans largely opposing it. The conflict continues under a shaky ceasefire as political tensions rise over gas prices and executive power.
Lambton College Shooting Suspect Evading Arrest, Police Say
Sarnia police report that the suspect in the Lambton College shooting, Kyaw 'Chin' Doe, is believed to be evading arrest. Authorities continue their investigation into the incident.
Bernard Drainville to Run Again for CAQ in Lévis
Quebec politician Bernard Drainville confirms his candidacy for the Coalition Avenir Québec in the upcoming Lévis election, highlighting his continued commitment to provincial politics.
Quebec Mayor Lauds New Premier's Strong Start
Quebec City Mayor Bruno Marchand expresses optimism about Premier-designate Christine Fréchette's early leadership, highlighting a positive beginning for her administration in Quebec.
Winnipeg Spring Cleanup Targets Downtown for Civic Pride
Winnipeg city officials have initiated a spring cleanup campaign with a special emphasis on the downtown area, aiming to boost community pride and enhance urban aesthetics as crews begin work this season.
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French Father Faces 30 Years for Confining Son in Van
A French father could face up to 30 years in prison after his nine-year-old son was found malnourished and unable to walk following over a year confined to a van in Hagenbach village.
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