Edmonton Firefighter Charges Stayed Over Evidence Problems
Prosecutors in Alberta have stayed charges against an Edmonton firefighter, citing 'insurmountable issues' with the evidence that made a conviction impossible.
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Windsor Residents Demand Sandpoint Beach Safety Changes
Windsor residents have launched a petition calling for enhanced safety measures at Sandpoint Beach, citing concerns over public well-being and urging local authorities to take immediate action.
Bartender Claims Impaired Driving Was 'Testing Drinks'
A North Vancouver bartender was arrested for impaired driving after telling police he needed to 'test the drinks' as part of his job, according to RCMP reports.
Pride Festivals Seek Federal Aid as Corporate Support Wanes
Canadian Pride organizations are requesting $3 million in federal funding to offset declining corporate sponsorships, driven by a backlash against diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. This financial strain threatens the sustainability of major ev
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Three Provinces Back Alberta's Judicial Reform Call
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's call for judicial appointment reforms gains support from Ontario, Quebec, and Saskatchewan, demanding provincial input in federal judicial selection processes.
Canadians Arrested at U.S. Border with Hidden Marijuana
Two Canadian citizens were detained by U.S. Customs and Border Protection after officers discovered marijuana concealed within the door panels of their vehicle during a routine inspection at a border crossing.
Man Dead, Suspect at Large After Abbotsford Shooting
A man has died following a shooting in Abbotsford, British Columbia, with police actively searching for a suspect who remains at large in the community.
Lloydminster Man, 18, Charged in Fatal QEII Shooting
An 18-year-old from Lloydminster faces second-degree murder charges for the shooting death of Birinder Singh, 22, on the QEII Highway near Leduc. Police arrested the suspect in Saskatchewan, with the motive still under investigation.
Airdrie Man Arrested in Phone Scam Case
Police in Alberta have apprehended a suspect from Airdrie linked to a widespread phone scam operation, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat telecommunications fraud.
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Fugitive Wanted in Toronto Murder Arrested in U.S.
Adrian Vincent Walker, a 28-year-old fugitive wanted for a 2024 homicide in Toronto's Oakwood Village, has been apprehended by U.S. authorities, police confirmed.
Edmonton Girl Escapes Abduction Attempt, Suspect Charged
A young girl in Edmonton managed to flee from a would-be abductor, leading to the arrest and charging of a suspect by local authorities in a concerning incident.
Calgary Man Accused of Luring Young Girls Online
A Calgary man faces serious charges for allegedly luring and threatening young girls online in Alberta, with police highlighting the dangers of digital exploitation.
St. Thomas Woman Charged for Impaired Driving with Child
A St. Thomas woman faces charges after police discovered her driving impaired with a child in the vehicle, highlighting ongoing concerns about child endangerment and impaired driving laws.
Calgary Man Arrested for Child Luring, Sexual Offenses
A Calgary man has been arrested by police on serious charges including child luring and other sexual offenses, with authorities investigating the case thoroughly.
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Aid Ship Arrives in Havana as Cuba's Crises Deepen
The humanitarian vessel Maguro arrived in Havana Bay, delivering aid from Mexico as part of the 'Our America Convoy' while Cuba faces severe economic and energy challenges.
Boebert's Airport ICE Claim Debunked by Local Reports
Rep. Lauren Boebert claimed ICE agents reduced TSA wait times in Minneapolis, but local reports confirm they had not arrived. Airport officials credit TSA staff for efficiency.
Quebec: Bill 21 Should Be Decided by Voters, Not Judges
Quebec tells Supreme Court that voters, not judges, should determine the fate of Bill 21, defending its use of the notwithstanding clause to shield the secularism law from Charter scrutiny.
Amherst Man Arrested for Resisting Police, Spitting on Officer
A man in Amherst, Nova Scotia, was arrested after allegedly resisting police and spitting on an officer, highlighting local law enforcement challenges.
Toronto Police Charge Three in Firearms Probe, Fourth Wanted
Three individuals from the GTA face charges, and a fourth is wanted in a firearms investigation linked to Project Nighthawk and the tow truck war, with over 60 collective charges filed.
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Barrhaven Crossing Guard Dies in Hit-and-Run
A crossing guard in his 50s succumbed to injuries after being struck by a dark Ford F-150 that fled the scene near Mary Honeywell Elementary School in Barrhaven.
Waterloo Triple Killer Granted Day Parole After 30 Years
Patrick Dombroskie, convicted of murdering three coworkers at an Ontario factory in 1992, has been granted six months of day parole in British Columbia. The parole board noted his 'flawless' behavior during temporary release but expressed concerns about h
Aid Flotilla Arrives in Cuba as U.S. Oil Blockade Bites
A humanitarian aid flotilla has docked in Cuba, delivering critical supplies as the nation grapples with severe fuel shortages exacerbated by the longstanding U.S. oil embargo. The arrival highlights Cuba's ongoing economic struggles and international eff
Premiers Seek Greater Say in Federal Judge Appointments
Four Canadian premiers are advocating for increased provincial influence in the appointment of superior and appeal court judges, citing concerns over federal overreach and the need for regional representation in the judiciary.
Machete Used in Family Dispute on Manitoulin Island
Ontario Provincial Police responded to a violent family incident involving a machete on Howland Street in Little Current, Manitoulin Island, on March 6, 2026.
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Meta Jury Trial Over Child Exploitation Allegations
A New Mexico jury is deliberating accusations that Meta enabled child sexual exploitation, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg's deposition playing a key role in the high-stakes trial.
Rubio Testifies in Venezuela Lobbying Trial
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio provided testimony in the federal trial of former congressman David Rivera, who faces charges related to illegal lobbying for Venezuela's government.
Toronto Police Ban Protests on Residential Streets
Toronto police have implemented a ban on protests along residential streets in the Bathurst and Sheppard area, citing public safety and neighborhood disruption concerns.
Trump Votes by Mail Despite Calling It 'Cheating'
President Donald Trump cast his ballot via mail-in voting in a Florida special election, a method he has repeatedly denounced as fraudulent and vowed to restrict for most Americans.
B.C. Mulls Weakening DRIPA, Shares Secret Document
The British Columbia government is contemplating amendments to the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, while a confidential document has been disclosed to First Nations leaders, sparking significant debate.
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Kingsville Delays Sewer Upgrades Pending Court Decision
The Town of Kingsville has postponed critical sewer upgrades in Ruthven due to an ongoing legal dispute, impacting infrastructure timelines and local planning.
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