14-Year-Old Boy Rolls Vehicle in Calgary, Roads Closed
A single-vehicle crash involving a 14-year-old male driver in Calgary has led to multiple road closures and an ongoing police investigation on March 19, 2026.
Category : Politics
Defence Minister Learned of Canadian Asset Strike from Newspaper
The Canadian Defence Minister was reportedly informed via a newspaper article that Iranian strikes may have targeted Canadian assets, highlighting intelligence communication gaps amid escalating Middle East tensions.
Windsor Police Charge Two in Human Trafficking Case
Windsor police have arrested two individuals on human trafficking and sexual assault charges, while searching for a third suspect. The investigation began after a report last month.
Pentagon Bars Own Military Paper from Press Conference
The Pentagon excluded its military publication Stars and Stripes from a press briefing, claiming limited seating. Reporters question editorial independence amid new content rules.
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Hegseth: No Timeline for End of Iran War, Trump to Decide
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated that the U.S. war against Iran will conclude only when President Trump decides, with no set date, despite earlier projections of a shorter duration.
School Secretary Flees to Mexico on Child Sex Assault Charges
Brenda Meza, a former school secretary in Colorado, is on the run after being accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old student. She faces 12 felony charges and is suspected of fleeing to Mexico.
Lawyer Slams Attack on Judiciary After OPP Clears Officers
Defense lawyer Nader Hasan criticizes what he calls a 'chilling' assault on judicial independence following an OPP report exonerating officers involved in the Umar Zameer case, raising concerns about systemic pressures.
Ottawa Man Charged in Fatal Impaired Driving Crash
A 52-year-old woman died in a head-on crash on Carling Avenue in Ottawa's west end. Police have charged a man with impaired driving causing death as the investigation continues.
Defence Minister Unaware of Iranian Strike on Kuwait Base Until Media Report
Defence Minister David McGuinty revealed he learned about an Iranian strike on a Kuwait air base where Canadian forces were stationed only after a media report, raising transparency concerns.
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New Brunswick Privatizes Veterinary and Lab Services
The New Brunswick government announces a significant restructuring, moving veterinary field services and laboratory operations to the private sector as part of a broader efficiency initiative.
Edmonton Extortion Ringleader Arrested, Removed from Canada
A major arrest in Edmonton targets the alleged ringleader of an extortion scheme, resulting in deportation by Canadian authorities as part of a broader crackdown on organized crime.
Canada Awards $307M Rifle Contract to Colt Canada
The Canadian government has signed a $307 million contract with Colt Canada to manufacture over 65,000 new rifles for the Armed Forces, replacing aging equipment.
Iran Prepares for Long Fight, Demands Security Guarantees
Iran's regime signals readiness for extended war of attrition, with Revolutionary Guard Corps leading retaliation. Western officials note Tehran views conflict as existential threat.
Winnipeg Police Charge Suspect in Burned Vehicle Death
Winnipeg police have laid a charge following the grim discovery of a body inside a burned vehicle. The investigation is ongoing as authorities work to uncover the circumstances surrounding this tragic incident.
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Man Hospitalized in Burnaby After Accidental Shooting
A man was hospitalized following an accidental shooting in Burnaby, B.C., with police remaining at the scene as the investigation continues into the incident.
Canada's Population Drops for First Time Since Confederation
Statistics Canada reports a 0.2% population decrease in 2025, marking the first yearly net decline since Confederation, driven by reduced non-permanent residents.
Montreal Borough to Restore Weekly Garbage Pick-Up in Summer
The Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough in Montreal announces a return to weekly garbage collection during summer months, addressing waste management challenges and community concerns.
Windsor Murder Trial Opens with Confession, Manslaughter Plea
Malique Calloo admits to killing Daniel Squalls in 2022, but defense argues for manslaughter conviction rather than second-degree murder in Windsor trial.
Montreal Police Arrest 20 in Social Media Crime Crackdown
Montreal police have arrested 20 individuals, many teens aged 14-17, through the Aurora project, which monitors social media for criminal contracts like arson and shootings.
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CRA Closing Drop Box Filing After Tax Season
The Canada Revenue Agency will permanently discontinue its physical drop box filing system following the closure of the 2026 tax season, shifting focus to digital submission methods.
Poilievre on Joe Rogan Podcast Advocates for Canada
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre appeared on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast, discussing tariff-free trade and Canadian workers' interests during his U.S. visit.
Rick Wilson Warns Trump of 'Misery and Shame' Over Iran Conflict
Rick Wilson, ex-GOP strategist and Lincoln Project co-founder, predicts Trump's presidency will unravel due to the Iran war and potential Democratic oversight in Congress.
Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Federal Firearms Ban
The Supreme Court of Canada will review a constitutional challenge to the federal firearms ban, focusing on its legality and impact on gun owners across the country.
Man Charged, Woman Wanted in Guelph BB Gun Drive-By Shooting
Guelph Police have laid charges against a man and are searching for a woman following a drive-by BB gun shooting that targeted a residence, with the incident currently under active investigation.
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RCMP Investigates Edmonton Medical Supplier in AHS Lawsuit
Mounties confirmed an investigation at MHCare Medical in northwest Edmonton after police vehicles were spotted outside the store on March 19, 2026. The supplier is named in an Alberta Health Services lawsuit.
Canada Buys $307M Modular Army Rifles from Colt
The Canadian government is allocating $307 million to purchase new modular assault rifles from Colt Canada, enhancing military capabilities with advanced, adaptable firearms.
Halifax Police Charge Three Drivers for Stunting
Halifax Regional Police have charged three drivers for stunting offenses, part of ongoing efforts to enhance road safety and enforce traffic laws in the city.
Kitchener Distraction Theft: Necklace Stolen, Police Probe
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a distraction theft in Kitchener where a necklace was stolen. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about public safety and property crimes in the region.
EU Leaders Blast Orbán Over Ukraine Loan Veto
European Union leaders have sharply criticized Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán for vetoing a crucial loan to Ukraine, accusing him of playing political games ahead of elections. The move has sparked tensions at the EU summit in Brussels.
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Norwegian Royal's Son Faces 7+ Years in Prison as Trial Ends
Prosecutors have demanded a prison sentence exceeding seven years for Marius Borg Hoiby, the son of Norway's Crown Princess, as his high-profile rape trial concluded in Oslo. The case has drawn intense public scrutiny.
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