Anand: Iran War Role Must Fit Legal Frameworks
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand emphasizes that any Canadian involvement in the Iran conflict must strictly adhere to domestic and international legal and policy standards.
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Killer Visited Courthouse Hours Before Fatal Shooting
Murder trial jurors heard that Malique Calloo's courthouse visit was a frantic attempt to stop his ex-girlfriend and Daniel Squalls from moving to Detroit with his daughter, just hours before the fatal shooting.
Head-On Crash in Barrie Sends Two to Hospital, Driver Charged
A serious head-on collision in Barrie's south end resulted in two individuals being hospitalized and an impaired driving charge being laid by local police.
Canada-Wide Arrest Warrant Issued for Saint John Suspect
The Saint John Police Force is seeking Peter Johnston, 33, who is wanted on a Canada-wide arrest warrant. Authorities have released his photo and urge the public to assist in locating him.
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Montreal Allocates $6M to Fix Potholes, Pledges Immediate Repairs
The City of Montreal has announced a $6 million investment to address potholes across the city, with officials promising rapid repairs to improve road safety and infrastructure.
James Comey Subpoenaed in Trump-Era 'Grand Conspiracy' Investigation
Former FBI Director James Comey has been subpoenaed as part of a Florida federal prosecutor's investigation into officials who investigated Donald Trump, with over 130 subpoenas issued.
Caroline Elliott Launches B.C. Conservative Leadership Bid
Caroline Elliott announces her candidacy for B.C. Conservative Party leadership, criticizing the NDP government and emphasizing unity and conservative pride.
Hundreds of Charges at Waterloo St. Patrick's Day Party
Waterloo police issued hundreds of charges during St. Patrick's Day celebrations in the university district, addressing public safety concerns amid large crowds.
RCMP Officer Poses as Panhandler, Issues Tickets in Lower Sackville
An RCMP officer in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, conducted an undercover operation posing as a panhandler, resulting in dozens of traffic tickets for violations like distracted driving.
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Legault Stays as MNA Until Election, Ending Political Career
Outgoing Quebec Premier François Legault will continue serving as MNA for L'Assomption until the October election, viewing it as a responsible conclusion to his decades-long political journey.
Iran Hits Kuwait Refinery, Israel Kills Guards Spokesman
Iran launched a missile attack on Kuwait's Mina Al-Ahmadi refinery, while Israel eliminated an Iranian Revolutionary Guards spokesman, intensifying Middle East tensions as war continues to rage.
Calgary Police Charge Two Men and Teen in Fatal Shooting
Two men and a youth face first-degree murder charges for the death of a man in Calgary's Ogden neighborhood on December 10, 2025, as police continue their investigation.
Man Arrested After Jumping in Front of Vehicles on Halifax Highway
RCMP arrested a man who endangered himself and motorists by jumping in front of moving vehicles on a Halifax-area highway, highlighting public safety concerns.
Iran Gulf Strikes Continue as War Nears Three-Week Mark
Iran persists with attacks on Gulf Arab states despite Israel's signal to halt targeting energy infrastructure, disrupting oil markets and regional stability as casualties mount.
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China Calls for Middle East War End, Economic Warning
Chinese President Xi Jinping advocates for immediate peace in the Middle East conflict, highlighting severe risks to the global economy if hostilities continue unchecked.
Second Distraction Theft Reported in Kitchener
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a second reported distraction theft in Kitchener, urging residents to remain vigilant against such criminal tactics in the community.
Hamilton Shooting and Toronto Break-in: Police Hunt Suspects
Hamilton Police are searching for a gunman after a targeted shooting left a man seriously injured. Meanwhile, Toronto Police seek a suspect in a business break-in and investigate a stabbing.
Child Injured in Mauricie Two-Vehicle Collision
A child sustained serious injuries following a two-vehicle collision in the Mauricie region of Quebec. Provincial police are investigating the incident.
Calgary Police ID 45 Extortion Suspects, Border Alert Issued
Calgary police have identified 45 individuals linked to extortion incidents in the city this year, with information shared with border officials potentially leading to deportations.
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Iran Military Warns Global Tourist Sites Unsafe for Enemies
Iran's armed forces have issued a stark warning, declaring that parks, recreational areas, and tourist destinations worldwide will not be safe for its enemies, escalating tensions amid ongoing Middle East conflicts.
Boebert Rejects $200 Billion War Supplemental Funding
Republican Representative Lauren Boebert firmly opposes additional military funding for the Iran conflict, arguing domestic needs in Colorado should take precedence over defense spending.
Markham Man Charged in Alcohol Theft from Centre Wellington Business
A Markham man faces charges after allegedly stealing alcohol from a business in Centre Wellington Township. Wellington County OPP are investigating the incident, which highlights ongoing retail theft concerns in the region.
UK Police Arrest Suspected Iranian Spies Near Sub Base
British authorities have detained two individuals suspected of espionage for Iran near a critical submarine facility, highlighting ongoing international security tensions.
Quebec, FIQ Agreement Clarifies Nurse Practitioner Patient Registration
Quebec's government and the FIQ nurses' union have finalized an agreement to define patient registration procedures under specialized nurse practitioners, enhancing healthcare clarity and efficiency.
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NYC's First Muslim Mayor Celebrates Ramadan Milestone
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's iftar event at the New York Taxi Workers Alliance highlights a new era for the city's Muslim community during Ramadan.
Military Vehicles on Ottawa Highways This Weekend
The Department of National Defence will conduct training exercises involving military vehicles on highways in Ottawa and eastern Ontario this weekend, as part of routine operations.
Legault to Stay as MNA Until Next Quebec Election
Quebec Premier François Legault confirms he will continue serving as a member of the National Assembly until the next provincial election, maintaining his political role amid ongoing governance.
Windsor Police Shooting Video Shows Officers Followed Training
A veteran officer analyzes bystander video of a fatal police shooting in Windsor, stating the response aligned with standard training protocols for knife-wielding suspects.
Abu Dhabi Arrests 100+ for Posting Misleading War Info
Authorities in Abu Dhabi have detained more than 100 individuals for filming and sharing misleading information during the ongoing Middle East conflict, highlighting strict digital enforcement measures.
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Denmark Readied Explosives for Greenland Runways Over U.S. Threat
Danish military sent explosives and blood supplies to Greenland in January as contingency planning for potential U.S. attack, revealing heightened tensions with Trump administration over Arctic sovereignty.
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