Kingston Appoints Kevin Donaldson as New Fire Chief
The City of Kingston has officially named Kevin Donaldson as the new Chief of Kingston Fire & Rescue, marking a significant leadership change in the municipal emergency services department.
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Ottawa Police Identify Sexual Assault Suspect
Ottawa police have identified a suspect in a sexual assault investigation, with details emerging from recent updates. The case highlights ongoing efforts in local law enforcement.
Court Dismisses Appeal in Buena Vista Land Dispute
The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal has upheld a lower court decision, dismissing an appeal in the long-running Buena Vista land dispute, impacting property rights in Regina.
12-Year-Old Uses Bear Spray in Guelph Robberies
A 12-year-old suspect allegedly deployed bear spray during multiple robberies in Guelph, prompting a police investigation into the incidents and raising concerns about youth crime.
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Ontario Man Charged with IPV and Arson After House Fire
A 60-year-old from Phelps Township faces charges for an intimate partner violence incident that escalated into a structure fire, according to Ontario Provincial Police.
Man Charged with IPV After Setting Home on Fire in Ontario
A 60-year-old from Phelps Township faces charges for an alleged intimate partner violence incident that escalated into a structure fire, as Ontario Provincial Police investigate.
Peel Police to Reveal Results of Violent Carjacking Investigation
Peel Regional Police will disclose the outcomes of an investigation into violent armed carjackings that resulted in multiple arrests, highlighting efforts to combat serious crime in the region.
Suspect Sought After Girl Assaulted in Fredericton Park
Fredericton police are investigating an alleged assault on a girl in Odell Park, urging public assistance to locate the suspect as the community remains on alert.
Windsor Police Arrest Four in Violent Home Invasion
Windsor Police have apprehended four suspects following a violent home invasion where a victim was assaulted with a hammer and dog repellent spray. The incident occurred in an apartment complex on Glengarry Avenue.
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Maine Candidate Platner Grilled Over Past Controversial Remarks
Democratic U.S. Senate hopeful Graham Platner faces tough questioning from CNN's Manu Raju regarding past Reddit posts on rape and other inflammatory statements, as his primary lead shrinks.
Nova Scotia Man Arrested for Assault with Weapon and Intimidation
Tyler Coty Read, a Nova Scotia man wanted by RCMP for assault with a weapon and intimidation, has been apprehended following a public search. The arrest highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts in the province.
Immigration Agents at Atlanta Airport During Shutdown
Federal immigration officers have been observed at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, following President Trump's announcement to deploy agents to assist TSA during the government shutdown, raising concerns about escalating tensions.
Man Sentenced for Gun Threat Over St. Patrick's Day Bar Tab
A Windsor man received an 18-month jail sentence after threatening bar staff with a handgun during a dispute over his St. Patrick's Day bar tab. The judge warned him about potential life imprisonment if he continues his criminal behavior.
Nova Scotia Woman Wanted Since December Arrested by RCMP
Cassidy Nickerson, who had been wanted by Nova Scotia RCMP since December, has been arrested following an extensive search. The arrest concludes a months-long investigation into her alleged activities.
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Jewish Ambulances Torched in London Antisemitic Attack
Four volunteer ambulances from Hatzola Northwest were set ablaze in Golders Green, London, in an arson attack police are investigating as a hate crime. Prime Minister Keir Starmer denounced the incident as horrifying.
Trump Extends Iran Deadline Amid Tense Negotiations
President Trump extended his deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, delaying threatened strikes on power plants as talks continue. The conflict has killed over 2,000, spiked oil prices, and raised fears of wider regional devastation.
Arson Attack on Jewish Ambulance Service in London
Four ambulances belonging to Hatzola Northwest, a Jewish community emergency service, were set on fire in London, prompting a hate crime investigation by police.
Ontario MPPs Return to Queen's Park After 102 Days
Members of Provincial Parliament are back at the Ontario Legislature in Toronto following an extended break, with key issues like budget deliberations and legislative debates on the agenda.
Rubio to Testify in Trial Over Secret Venezuela Lobbying
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio is set to testify in the trial of his former roommate, ex-Congressman David Rivera, who faces charges of secretly lobbying for Venezuela. The case highlights foreign influence concerns.
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Pedestrian Struck by Vehicle in Barrhaven, Ottawa
A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle in the Barrhaven area of Ottawa, with police responding to the incident. Details remain limited as authorities continue their investigation into the circumstances surrounding the collision.
Trump Gold Coin Sparks Outrage: Critics Call It 'Banana Republic'
A 24-karat gold commemorative coin featuring Donald Trump, approved by his appointees, has drawn fierce criticism online, with opponents branding it 'creepy' and 'ridiculous'.
Kingsville Council to Consider Bylaw on False Alarms
Kingsville's municipal council is set to debate a new bylaw aimed at reducing false security alarms, which strain emergency services and waste public resources.
LaSalle Byelection Report Released Amid Postal Strike Impact
WindsorNewsLaSalle has published a comprehensive report detailing the 2025 byelection results and the significant effects of the Canada Post strike on voter turnout and campaign logistics.
Fishing Fraud Alleged at Montreal Lake Walleye Derby
The Montreal Lake Cree Nation is investigating an incident of potential fishing fraud during its annual Walleye Derby, raising concerns about integrity in community fishing competitions.
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Trump Delays Iran Strikes for Five Days After Talks
U.S. President Donald Trump postpones military strikes on Iranian power plants for five days following productive discussions, easing tensions and impacting global markets.
Trump Extends Iran Deadline Amid Ongoing Diplomatic Talks
U.S. President Donald Trump has extended the deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, delaying military action while diplomatic negotiations progress. The conflict has resulted in significant casualties and regional displacement.
Trump Pauses Strikes on Iran Energy After Talks
U.S. President Donald Trump orders a five-day pause on military strikes against Iranian energy infrastructure after what he calls 'very good and productive' talks with Tehran.
Americans Seek Canadian Citizenship After New Law, Lawyer Says
Immigration lawyer Cassandra Fultz notes a surge in Americans applying for Canadian citizenship documents following a court decision that altered eligibility rules, with demand 'exploding' in recent months.
Three Byelections Could Reshape House of Commons on April 13
As MPs return to the House of Commons, three critical byelections scheduled for April 13 hold the potential to significantly alter the political landscape and shift the balance of power in Parliament.
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Sask. Mom's Advocacy Cuts Distracted Driving by 31%
Sandra LaRose, whose daughter died in a 2018 crash, has spoken to 50,000 students about distracted driving. Saskatchewan data shows convictions dropped 31% from 2019 to 2024.
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