Hospital Strike in Sudan Kills 64, WHO Says
A devastating attack on a medical facility in Sudan has resulted in at least 64 fatalities, according to the World Health Organization. The incident highlights escalating violence in the region.
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Ottawa Firefighters Battle House Fire in Manotick
Ottawa firefighters responded to a significant house fire in Manotick on March 22, 2026, with no injuries reported. The incident highlights ongoing emergency response efforts in the region.
Trump Threatens ICE Airport Deployment Over DHS Funding
President Trump announced plans to deploy ICE agents to airports starting Monday if Democrats do not agree on DHS funding, escalating tensions over immigration enforcement and airport security during a partial shutdown.
Iran Missile Hits Near Israeli Nuclear Town, Breaches Defenses
A ballistic missile from Iran struck residential areas in Dimona, Israel, wounding dozens and breaching air defenses near a secretive nuclear research facility, marking a dangerous escalation in regional tensions.
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Search for Missing Nancy Guthrie Continues in Arizona
The weekslong investigation into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie remains active, with Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos giving a recent update in Tucson, Arizona, amid ongoing efforts.
Calgary Man Convicted in U.S. Child Luring Sting
A Calgary, Alberta man has been convicted following a U.S. sting operation targeting child luring. The individual now faces sentencing as authorities highlight the international nature of such crimes.
U.S.-Iran Tensions Rise After Strikes Near Nuclear Facilities
Following recent military strikes near nuclear-linked sites, the United States and Iran have exchanged threats, raising fears of a broader regional conflict. The situation remains volatile as both nations issue warnings.
Poilievre Personally Set Up Joe Rogan Interview, Says Campaign Manager
A Conservative campaign manager discloses that party leader Pierre Poilievre personally orchestrated his appearance on the 'Joe Rogan Experience' podcast, highlighting direct political outreach strategies.
Police Investigate Serious Overnight Crash on Wellington Road
London police are investigating a serious overnight crash on Wellington Road near Southdale, with details emerging about the incident that occurred in the early hours of March 22, 2026.
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Greg Rickford: Driving Ford's Northern Ontario Development Vision
Ontario Indigenous Affairs Minister Greg Rickford's unique background and consensus-building approach are accelerating critical mineral development in the Ring of Fire region, with infrastructure projects moving forward years ahead of schedule.
Toronto Police Investigate Overnight Shooting in Cedarvale
Toronto police are actively investigating a firearm discharge that occurred overnight in the Cedarvale area. Authorities are seeking a suspect vehicle and have not provided an estimated reopening time for the scene.
Trump Threatens Iran Power Plant Strikes Over Hormuz
Former President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to Iran, threatening to target its power infrastructure if Tehran does not reopen the vital Strait of Hormuz shipping lane.
Community Helps Save Matheson Home from Major Fire
A serious house fire in Matheson spread to vehicles and a neighboring home, but community members assisted firefighters in preventing total loss.
Japan Announces Release of National Detained in Iran
Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi confirms the release of a Japanese citizen detained in Iran since last year, marking a diplomatic resolution.
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Amanda Lathlin, First First Nations Woman in Manitoba Legislature, Dies
Amanda Lathlin, a trailblazing politician who became the first First Nations woman elected to Manitoba's legislature, has died. Premier Wab Kinew paid tribute to her legacy.
PBO Nominee Ryan Enters Spotlight Amid Fiscal Challenges
Annette Ryan's nomination as Parliamentary Budget Officer comes as Canada faces pivotal federal financial decisions, with her recent committee testimony highlighting her role.
Canadians on Cuba Mission Describe Life: 'People Are Tired'
A Canadian humanitarian team shares insights from Cuba, highlighting widespread fatigue amid blackouts and economic struggles, as captured in recent AP photos from Havana.
Expat Canadians Mobilize to Boost Voter Turnout in Byelections
Canadians living abroad are actively working to increase voter participation ahead of key byelections, focusing on special ballots and outreach efforts to ensure their voices are heard in federal politics.
Two Charged in North Bay Armed Home Invasion, Second Suspect Arrested
North Bay police have made arrests in two separate criminal incidents: two men face charges for an armed home invasion robbery, and a second suspect has been apprehended in a March 8 bank break-in.
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Trump's Stair Comments Ignite Ableism Debate in Politics
At a Kentucky rally, Donald Trump criticized opponents' physical abilities, drawing expert analysis on ableism. His remarks highlight broader issues of discrimination and policy impacts on disabled communities.
Toronto Police Investigate Overnight Shooting, Seek Vehicle
Toronto police are actively investigating an overnight shooting incident, with authorities seeking a suspect vehicle. No injuries have been reported, but the investigation is ongoing as officers gather evidence.
Ontario Legislature Returns After 14-Week Recess
Queen's Park in Toronto has resumed its legislative session following a 14-week break, immediately entering a critical budget season as Premier Doug Ford's government prepares its fiscal plans.
Flat Homelessness Funding in Quebec Budget May Force Cuts
Montreal homeless advocates warn that Quebec's 2026 budget, with funding essentially unchanged, fails to account for inflation, threatening vital services and long-term solutions for the unhoused population.
Ehrlich's Population Bomb: Flawed Theories Caused Global Harm
Paul Ehrlich's 1968 book 'The Population Bomb' predicted mass starvation that never occurred, yet its racist undertones influenced coercive population control policies worldwide, causing widespread suffering despite being fundamentally incorrect.
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Murder Sentence Reduced Due to Offender's Race in Canada
A British Columbia Supreme Court decision reduced parole eligibility for a convicted murderer based on racial background assessments, highlighting Canada's evolving approach to equity in sentencing and legal systems.
Poilievre Personally Set Up Joe Rogan Podcast Appearance
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre personally orchestrated his appearance on the Joe Rogan podcast, according to his campaign manager. The revelation comes amid analysis of Canada's strategic approach to the Strait of Hormuz.
Carney's Spending Review: Federal Programs Facing Cuts
Prime Minister Mark Carney's spending review targets federal departments, with social programs and foreign aid at risk. Unions warn of impacts on employment and Indigenous support.
Windsor Closes Park After Windstorm Damage
The City of Windsor has temporarily closed Optimist Memorial Park due to safety concerns after powerful windstorms toppled trees and caused significant damage.
Congress Questions Trump's Iran War Strategy, Costs Mount
Lawmakers are increasingly scrutinizing the U.S.-led war with Iran, questioning its objectives and costs as casualties rise and a $200 billion funding request looms, with no clear exit strategy in sight.
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Windsor Man, 21, Faces Stunt Driving Charge for 145 km/h Speed
A 21-year-old man from Windsor has been charged with stunt driving after allegedly traveling 145 km/h in an 80 km/h zone in Essex. The incident occurred on Highway 3, leading to a 30-day license suspension and vehicle impoundment.
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