Toronto Councillor Wants Police at TTC Stations for Safety
A motion by Councillor Brad Bradford aims to station Toronto Police officers at all TTC stations to address rising drug-related incidents, including crack and fentanyl use on public transit.
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Timmins Report Proposes 3 Sites for Homeless Encampment
A new report recommends three specific locations in Timmins for a temporary homeless encampment, addressing a growing crisis near a low-barrier shelter on Spruce Street South.
Woman Accused of Kidnapping Sons in 2009 Arrested After Fleeing to Poland
Edyta Ustaszewska Watkins, a Barrie, Ontario woman accused of kidnapping her two sons and fleeing to Poland in 2009, has been arrested after years on the run.
Americans Seeking Canadian Citizenship Rise After New Law
A Canadian immigration consultant reports a significant increase in U.S. citizens applying for Canadian citizenship following the passage of a new American law, highlighting growing cross-border migration trends.
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Quebec Conservatives Set to Elect First MNA in Office
The Quebec Conservative Party is on track to elect its first Member of the National Assembly, marking a significant political milestone in the province's history.
AEVEX Aerospace Files for U.S. IPO with Madison Dearborn Backing
Defense contractor AEVEX Aerospace, supported by private equity firm Madison Dearborn Partners, has officially filed for an initial public offering in the United States, marking a significant move in the defense and aerospace sector.
Supreme Court Could Change Notwithstanding Clause Over Bill 21
Opponents argue Quebec's secularism law violates multiple Charter rights and could prompt Supreme Court to reconsider limits of the notwithstanding clause during historic hearings.
Man Charged Third Time for 911 Misuse in Sault Ste. Marie
Sault Ste. Marie police have charged the same individual for a third time in connection with repeated misuse of the 911 emergency system, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against such offenses.
Dog Torturer Accused of NICU Terror Gets Bail in B.C.
A British Columbia woman, previously convicted for torturing a dog, faces new charges after allegedly entering a neonatal intensive care unit. Despite repeated arrests, she has been granted bail multiple times, raising concerns about the justice system.
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Trump Berates Newsmax Reporter, Escalates Media Feud
President Donald Trump publicly insulted a Newsmax reporter, interrupting his question about ICE deployments. This incident highlights Trump's intensified hostility toward the press during his second term, with administration officials echoing his rhetori
TSA Union Slams Trump's ICE Airport Plan During Shutdown
The TSA officers' union criticizes President Trump's move to send ICE agents to airports, calling it unhelpful and potentially dangerous as security lines grow during the government shutdown.
Trump Compares ICE Airport Idea to Paper Clip Invention
President Donald Trump asserted that sending ICE officers to airport security checkpoints was his idea, drawing a bizarre comparison to the invention of the paper clip while making historically inaccurate claims about its origins.
Trump's Iran War: No Strategy, Rising Costs, Human Toll
As Trump's conflict with Iran enters its fourth week, experts note a lack of coherent strategy, rising economic impacts, and significant human casualties. Military personnel report deep disillusionment, while press freedom faces threats from administratio
OPP Takes Over Arson Probe in Nancy Grewal Murder Case
The OPP and LaSalle police have assumed control of an arson investigation potentially linked to the stabbing death of Nancy Grewal, expanding evidence searches across Windsor.
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Poll Measures Public Opinion on B.C.'s COVID-19 Handling
A new poll reveals public sentiment on British Columbia's management of the COVID-19 pandemic six years after its onset, assessing measures like vaccine passports and health policies.
Leamington Council Revisits Gymnastics Bid Amid Backlash
Leamington council will reconsider its decision to support a gymnastics championship bid following significant backlash from the local Flyers community, sparking debate over municipal priorities.
Leamington Man Charged in Alleged Ontario Crime Spree
A Leamington man has been charged by police following an alleged cross-county crime spree that spanned multiple jurisdictions in Ontario, with authorities investigating a series of connected incidents.
Jury Selected for Brantford Murder Trial
A jury has been chosen for the upcoming second-degree murder trial of a Brantford woman, marking a critical step in the judicial process as the case moves forward.
Single Spent Shell Casing Found After Fatal Saskatchewan Standoff
Saskatchewan's police watchdog has revealed that only one spent shell casing was recovered following a fatal standoff, raising questions about the incident's circumstances.
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Toronto Councillor Proposes Police at All TTC Stations
Councillor Brad Bradford's motion aims to address public drug use and violence on Toronto's transit system by deploying police officers, improving station conditions, and installing safety doors.
Sarnia Man Charged After Knife, Baseball Bat Seized by Police
A Sarnia man is facing multiple charges after police seized a knife and baseball bat during an assault investigation, highlighting ongoing efforts to address violent incidents in the community.
Barrie Warns of Scammers Posing as Bylaw Officers
The Town of Barrie issues a public alert after scammers impersonating bylaw enforcement officers targeted a senior in a parking lot, attempting to steal money through fraudulent fines.
Peel Police Bust Carjacking Ring Shipping Cars to Africa
Peel Regional Police have arrested multiple suspects in connection with a violent carjacking ring that was allegedly stealing high-end vehicles and shipping them overseas to Africa.
Barrhaven Crossing Guard Critically Injured in Hit-and-Run
Ottawa police urgently seek public assistance to locate the driver of a dark-colored Ford F-150 involved in a hit-and-run that critically injured a crossing guard near an elementary school.
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Fire in NE Calgary Leads to Evacuation and Minor Injury
A residential fire in northeast Calgary's 400 block of 34th Avenue N.E. prompted evacuations and resulted in one minor injury as firefighters worked through the morning to extinguish the blaze.
Carney Seeks Supreme Court Limits on Provincial Power
The federal government under Mark Carney is asking the Supreme Court to impose new restrictions on how provinces can use Section 33 of the Charter, potentially altering constitutional balance.
Alberta MAID Bill 18 Criticized as Government Overreach
Calgary resident Siobhan Chinnery condemns Alberta's new MAID legislation as political interference compromising medical ethics and patient autonomy during end-of-life care.
Illegal Migrant Charged in Chicago Student Shooting Death
A Venezuelan man who entered the U.S. illegally is accused of fatally shooting 18-year-old Sheridan Gorman, a Loyola University freshman, in a random attack on Chicago's lakefront.
Trump Criticizes Ex-Counterterrorism Chief's Remarriage Timing
Former President Donald Trump questioned the timing of Joe Kent's remarriage in a strange airport interview, adding to his criticism of the former National Counterterrorism Center director.
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Pipeline Leak Found in Ontario River After Week-Long Search
A pipeline leak has been identified in an Ontario river more than a week after a sheen was first reported, raising environmental concerns and prompting investigations into the delayed response and potential impacts.
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