Zameer's Lawyer Demands Inquiry After Police Challenge Acquittal
Umar Zameer's lawyer calls for a public inquiry after Toronto Police and the Premier question his acquittal, sparking controversy over judicial independence and police accountability.
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OPP Defends Probe as Lawyer Calls It 'Chilling' Attack on Judiciary
The Ontario Provincial Police commissioner defends an investigation into Toronto officers involved in the Umar Zameer case, while Zameer's lawyer condemns it as a 'chilling' attack on judicial independence.
Regina Building of 'Queen of Canada' Cult Leader Still Vacant
The Regina property that served as headquarters for conspiracy theorist Romana Didulo, self-proclaimed 'Queen of Canada,' remains unoccupied following her legal troubles and departure from the city.
Pickup Truck in Fatal QEII Highway Shooting Recovered
Edmonton police have recovered a pickup truck believed to be involved in the fatal shooting of a 22-year-old man on the QEII Highway. The incident occurred south of Edmonton on Saturday, March 19, 2026.
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Alberta's Proposed MAID Restrictions Spark Mixed Reactions
Alberta's government is proposing new restrictions on Medical Assistance in Dying, eliciting a complex mix of sorrow and relief from affected groups and families across the province.
NB Opposition Criticizes Liberal Budget for Undoing Higgs Work
New Brunswick's Progressive Conservative opposition argues the Liberal budget is spending millions on debt while reversing fiscal progress made under the previous Higgs government.
Alberta Watchdog Clears Police in Infant Death Case, No Charges
Alberta's police watchdog has concluded its investigation into the death of a baby born to a drug-using mother during a police encounter, recommending no charges against the officers involved.
Smith Not Contacted by RCMP Amid Contract Probe Searches
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith confirms she has not been contacted by the RCMP as police conduct searches in a contract investigation, while political opponents question her intentions.
Police Chief Defends Israel Trip After Tense Meeting
Edmonton Police Chief Warren Driechel faces criticism from Muslim groups over his educational trip to Israel, with calls for resignation amid allegations of genocide in Gaza.
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Dillon Whitehawk Guilty in Keenan Toto Death
A Saskatchewan court has convicted Dillon Whitehawk for his role in the death of Keenan Toto. The verdict concludes a high-profile case that has drawn significant public attention.
Poilievre on Rogan: Fitness, Tariffs, and Sovereignty
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre discussed kettlebells, trade tariffs, and Canada-U.S. relations in a wide-ranging interview with podcaster Joe Rogan.
Whitehawk Guilty of Murder in 2019 Drive-by Shooting
Dillon Whitehawk was found guilty of first-degree murder for the death of Keenan Toto but acquitted in the killing of Jordan Denton following a retrial in Regina.
Trump Posts Military Transfer Photos After Media Ban
The White House shared images from a dignified transfer for six service members killed in Iran-related actions, despite families requesting no press coverage, sparking controversy over political use.
New Trial Ordered for Shayne Corson's Son in Sex Assault Case
The Quebec Court of Appeal has mandated a new trial for Noah-Lee Jetté-Corson, son of former Montreal Canadien Shayne Corson, overturning his conviction for sexually assaulting a minor due to judicial error regarding age verification.
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Kitchener Company Secures Multi-Million Military Deal
A Kitchener-based company has secured a substantial multi-million dollar military contract, marking a significant boost for the local economy and defense sector.
RCMP Searches Medical Supplier in Alberta Health Procurement Probe
The RCMP has conducted searches at MHCare offices in Edmonton as part of an investigation into Alberta's healthcare procurement practices, following a lawsuit involving Alberta Health Services.
Millions Lose Health Coverage After ACA Subsidy Expiration
New research reveals approximately 2 million Americans became uninsured following the expiration of enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies, with many facing severe financial strain.
U.S. Approves Trump Gold Coin for 250th Anniversary
A federal arts commission has approved a 24-karat gold commemorative coin with President Donald Trump's image to mark America's 250th birthday in 2026, despite legal restrictions on living presidents on currency.
Rogan Mocks Trump's Canada Annexation Idea with Poilievre
Podcaster Joe Rogan mercilessly mocked President Donald Trump's repeated suggestion of making Canada the 51st state during an interview with Canadian Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre.
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Calgary Officer's Murder Charges Set for Preliminary Inquiry
A Calgary police constable is scheduled for a two-week preliminary inquiry in May on two counts of second-degree murder related to a 2023 fatal shooting incident during a low-speed chase.
ICE Arrests DACA Father Taking Milk to Newborn in Hospital
Juan Chavez Velasco, a DACA recipient and father of three, was arrested by ICE while delivering milk to his newborn in a Texas NICU. His wife and lawmakers allege intentional delays in DACA renewals.
Poilievre on Joe Rogan Podcast: Big Takeaways
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's appearance on Joe Rogan's podcast sparks debate on trade, backlash risks, and political strategy, with analysts weighing in on the implications.
Boy, 13, Fatally Struck by GO Train in Mississauga
A 13-year-old boy riding a motorized bike or scooter was fatally struck by a GO train in Mississauga, leaving family and friends heartbroken as police investigate the tragic incident.
Trump Warns Israel on Iran Attacks as Energy Prices Soar
U.S. President Donald Trump urged Israel to halt strikes on Iranian gas facilities, amid escalating tit-for-tat attacks that have disrupted global energy markets and raised fears of a prolonged conflict.
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Kingsville Alerts System Undergoes Major Changes
The Kingsville Alerts emergency notification system is implementing significant operational changes to enhance community safety and communication effectiveness across the region.
Nova Scotia Woods Ban Challenge: Final Arguments Conclude
Lawyers presented closing arguments in the Nova Scotia Supreme Court case challenging a provincial ban on public access to certain wooded areas, with a decision expected soon.
Windsor Police Shooting; 2022 Murder Confession in Court
Windsor police officers fatally shot a knife-wielding suspect in west Windsor. In a separate case, a man confessed to a 2022 killing at his murder trial opening.
Mullin's Shooting Remarks Alarm Civil Rights Experts
During his DHS confirmation hearing, Senator Markwayne Mullin declined to retract past statements about Renee Good and Alex Pretti, who were fatally shot by ICE agents. Experts in American studies and civil rights express deep concern over his approach.
Poilievre on Rogan Podcast; Sperm Donors Spark 613 Pregnancies
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre discusses Trump's controversial comments on Joe Rogan's podcast. Meanwhile, a Quebec father and son are banned from sperm donation after allegedly fathering 613 children.
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Family Sues City, Police Over Teen's Fatal Shooting
The family of Nooran Rezayi, a 15-year-old fatally shot by police in Longueuil, has filed a $1.9 million lawsuit against the city and police force, alleging negligence and wrongful death.
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