Escaped New Brunswick Inmate Captured After Month-Long Search
Todd John Lewis, who escaped from the Southeast Regional Correctional Centre in Shediac, N.B., on February 12, has been arrested by RCMP after being at large for over a month.
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Bolsonaro's Health Improves, May Serve Sentence at Home
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's health condition has shown significant improvement, potentially allowing him to serve his sentence under house arrest instead of in a prison facility.
DHS: SFO Arrests Not Tied to ICE Airport Deployment
The Department of Homeland Security clarified that recent arrests at San Francisco International Airport were unrelated to ICE's deployment to assist TSA during the government shutdown, citing a 2019 removal order.
Vancouver to Cut Seasonal Beach Lifeguards, Save $600K
The Vancouver Park Board announces plans to eliminate seasonal lifeguard positions at beaches, projecting annual savings of up to $600,000, amid budget adjustments.
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Missed Collaboration in Lytton Rebuild: Auditor Report
B.C. Auditor General's report finds provincial and federal governments missed opportunities to collaborate with Indigenous communities during Lytton's post-fire reconstruction, creating tensions.
Alberta Municipalities Face Rising Costs for Firefighter Paramedics
Alberta municipalities may see increased expenses for integrated firefighter paramedic services, impacting local budgets and emergency response funding across the province.
Ex-Minister: Alberta Government Kills Key Scrutiny Tool
A former Alberta cabinet minister has publicly accused the provincial government of dismantling a crucial mechanism for legislative oversight, sparking concerns about transparency and accountability in Edmonton.
Manitoba Budget Targets Property Tax Relief for Residents
The Manitoba government's upcoming budget will introduce measures to ease the pressure from increasing property taxes, as announced by Premier Wab Kinew and Finance Minister Adrien Sala.
Calgary Man Avoids Jail for Townhouse Explosion in Suicide Attempt
A Calgary man who caused an explosion and fire at his townhouse in a suicide attempt will not serve jail time. The judge accepted a joint submission for a conditional sentence and probation, citing his mental health recovery and remorse.
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Sanders Restaurant Incident Sparks Debate Over Political Narratives
Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders' removal from a Little Rock restaurant has ignited controversy, with experts analyzing her response as a narrative control tactic in the political landscape.
Pentagon Revamps Media Access: New Credentials, Office Closures
The Pentagon announces a major overhaul of its media relations, issuing new press credentials while shutting down on-site media offices, sparking discussions about military transparency and journalist access.
MPP Sattler's London Office Vandalized in Targeted Attack
The constituency office of London West MPP Peggy Sattler was vandalized with broken glass, in what appears to be a targeted political attack. Police are investigating the incident.
Bullets Fired Through Front Door of St-Léonard Home
Montreal police discovered bullet holes and shell casings at a St-Léonard residence on Juneau Street. The incident likely occurred overnight, with no injuries reported. Investigators are analyzing the scene and reviewing surveillance footage.
Sarnia Councillor Slams Meeting Over 'Distasteful' Comments
Sarnia Councillor Bill Dennis defends his right to free speech after a special meeting is called to address his controversial social media remarks.
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Serious Injury in North York Shooting on Sunday
A shooting in North York on March 23, 2026, left one person with serious injuries. Police are investigating the incident that occurred in the Toronto area.
RCMP Seize Drugs, Guns in Traffic Stop, Arrest Impaired Driver
Saskatchewan RCMP seized firearms and methamphetamine during a traffic stop in Loon Lake, arresting an impaired driver. The incident highlights ongoing drug and public safety concerns in rural areas.
Triple Murderer from Waterloo Factory Granted Day Parole in B.C.
Patrick Dombroskie, convicted for a 1992 triple homicide at an Ontario glove factory, has been granted day parole in British Columbia, marking a significant development in a decades-old case.
Half of Sherwood Council Resigns Unexpectedly
Four of seven elected officials in the Rural Municipality of Sherwood, including the reeve, have resigned immediately, leaving the council without quorum until November elections.
Bill Cosby Ordered to Pay $19M in Civil Abuse Case
A California jury has awarded Donna Motsinger over $19 million after she accused Bill Cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting her more than 50 years ago.
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Mississauga Mourns Boy Killed in GO Train Collision
Leandro Santos, a 13-year-old boy, is remembered as a kind and loving son after a fatal GO train collision in Mississauga's Lakeview neighbourhood.
London Committee Rejects Mandatory Weeping Tile Disconnection
A London committee has decided against mandating costly weeping tile disconnections for older homes, citing financial burdens on homeowners and alternative solutions.
Judge Clears 3 Florida Officers in UPS Driver Shooting
A Florida judge has cited the state's 'stand your ground' law in dismissing charges against three additional police officers involved in the 2019 fatal shooting of a UPS driver during a hostage situation.
Homicide Investigators ID 45-Year-Old Man Dead in Surrey
Homicide investigators have identified a 45-year-old man who died from injuries in Surrey on March 21, 2026, as the investigation continues into the circumstances surrounding his death.
Carney's Benign View of China, India Sparks Security Concerns
The Carney administration downplays foreign interference threats from China and India, prioritizing trade deals over Canadian safety, despite official reports identifying both nations as active perpetrators.
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Trump's Typo-Ridden Iran Post Sparks Mockery and Market Jitters
President Trump's all-caps Truth Social post on Iran, riddled with typos like 'witch' for 'which,' was quickly corrected but not before going viral, drawing criticism and jokes online.
IHIT Probes Death of Man Found Injured in Surrey
The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team is investigating the death of 45-year-old Zachery Rider, who was found unresponsive in Surrey's Green Timbers area. Police have released a man arrested in connection with the incident.
Richmond RCMP Cracks Down on Speeding, Stunt Driving
Richmond RCMP is launching a major enforcement campaign targeting excessive speeding and stunt driving, with recent incidents leading to vehicle impoundments and fines as part of a broader road safety initiative.
Lethbridge Union Alarms Over Fire-EMS Model Changes
Lethbridge's firefighters' union warns that provincial pressure to end the integrated fire-EMS service model could endanger community safety, calling it a critical 'life or death' issue.
Halifax Woman Charged After Vehicle Hits Two Pedestrians
A woman faces charges after a vehicle allegedly struck two pedestrians in Halifax. Halifax Regional Police are investigating the incident that occurred on March 23, 2026.
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Saskatchewan Bolsters Protections Against Immigration Fraud
Saskatchewan authorities are highlighting enhanced legal protections and public awareness initiatives to combat immigration fraud, aiming to shield vulnerable newcomers from exploitation and financial loss.
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