Premiers Slam Bail System Failures Endangering Children
Ontario's Doug Ford and Alberta's Danielle Smith criticize bail and parole decisions that release violent offenders, putting vulnerable children at risk in communities.
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Ford Praises Homeowner for Shooting Intruder in Vaughan
Ontario Premier Doug Ford publicly congratulated a Vaughan homeowner for shooting an alleged home invader with a violent criminal history, sparking debate on justice and self-defense.
Quick Fix for Hampstead's Ellerdale Road Could Waste $990,000
Former Hampstead mayor Bill Steinberg argues that repaving Ellerdale Road without addressing its concrete base will lead to recurring potholes and wasted taxpayer money, drawing parallels to Fleet Avenue's successful reconstruction.
Ontario Man Awaits Verdict in 2023 Girlfriend Murder Case
A Barrie, Ontario man charged with the 2023 murder of his girlfriend is now awaiting a jury's decision as the trial concludes, highlighting a high-profile criminal case in the region.
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Intel Chief Evades Questions on Trump's Iran War Intelligence
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard testified that Iran's regime is degraded but intact, while repeatedly declining to discuss what President Trump knew about potential consequences of the ongoing conflict.
Blood Tribe Appoints New Health Department CEO Kash Shade
Kash Shade has been formally appointed as the new CEO of the Blood Tribe's Department of Health, marking a significant leadership change for the community's healthcare services.
Group Seeks Chief Justice Recusal in Emergencies Act Case
A legal group challenging the government's use of the Emergencies Act has filed a notice asking Chief Justice Richard Wagner to consider recusing himself from Supreme Court deliberations due to 2022 comments about Freedom Convoy participants.
GOP Adds Anti-Trans Amendments to Election Bill Under Trump Pressure
Senate Republicans have conceded to President Trump's demands, incorporating anti-transgender provisions into the SAVE America Act, a bill that would overhaul federal elections. The amendments target trans sports participation and gender-affirming care fo
Windsor's Optimist Memorial Park Closed Until Monday
Windsor's Optimist Memorial Park is temporarily closed for maintenance and will reopen on Monday. The closure is part of routine upkeep to ensure safety and quality for visitors.
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Toronto Police Open Lawrence Heights Safety Hub Post-Shooting
Toronto Police have launched a new community safety hub in Lawrence Heights, fulfilling a pledge made by the Chief after a tragic mass shooting in June 2025. The initiative aims to enhance local security and foster stronger police-community relations.
Police Chief Appeals $80K Human Rights Ruling in Pepper Spray Case
Edmonton Police Chief Warren Driechel's lawyers are challenging a human rights tribunal decision that awarded $80,000 to two Black men pepper sprayed while reporting a crime, arguing the ruling contains 'internal incoherence'.
Young Boy Fatally Struck by GO Train in Mississauga
A young boy was fatally struck by a westbound GO train near Long Branch station in Mississauga. Peel Regional Police provided an update on the tragic incident, which occurred on March 18, 2026.
Manitoba NDP, Tories Clash in Testy Legislature Session
Tempers flared in the Manitoba Legislative Building as the NDP and Progressive Conservatives traded accusations and insults over an alleged comment by the opposition leader, highlighting escalating political tensions.
Bulger Manuscript Aims to Overturn Ex-FBI Agent's Conviction
Attorneys for former FBI agent John Connolly cite a handwritten manuscript by mobster James 'Whitey' Bulger as new evidence, claiming it shows he was framed for a 1982 murder, in a motion to vacate his conviction.
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Chief Justice's Objectivity in Freedom Convoy Case Under Scrutiny
The federal government seeks Supreme Court appeal on Emergencies Act use for Freedom Convoy, raising concerns over Chief Justice Wagner's past critical comments.
Visits Suspended at Springhill Institution After Assault
Nova Scotia's Springhill Institution has temporarily suspended all visits after a serious assault occurred over the weekend, with authorities investigating the incident.
Inflation Hits Edmonton's Lewis Farms Project Mid-Construction
Construction of the Lewis Farms Facility and Park in Edmonton faces new financial hurdles as inflation impacts the project, despite significant budget cuts in previous years.
B.C. RCMP Targets Sex Work Clients, Advocates Question Claims
The RCMP in British Columbia has launched an undercover operation targeting clients of sex workers, claiming it combats human trafficking. However, advocates and sex worker rights groups are questioning the effectiveness and underlying motives of this app
Pedestrian Hit in Elmira: Police Investigate Waterloo Region Incident
A pedestrian was hit in Elmira, prompting an investigation by Waterloo Regional Police. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in the area.
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Quebec Budget Fails on Affordability, Opposition Says
Quebec's latest budget offers minimal relief for residents struggling with high costs of food, transportation, and housing, opposition parties argue, despite some funding increases for social programs.
Niagara Officer Cleared in Fatal Shooting of Murder Suspect
A Niagara police officer has been cleared after fatally shooting a Brampton man wanted for murdering his ex-girlfriend and kidnapping a one-year-old child during a confrontation in Niagara Falls.
Quebec's 7th Deficit Budget Sparks Opposition Outrage
Quebec's Finance Minister Eric Girard presents the province's seventh straight deficit budget, drawing criticism for allocating funds for the next CAQ leader while projecting a path to balance by 2030.
Judge Criticizes DOJ Over Trump White House Ballroom Legal Defense
A federal judge sharply criticized the Justice Department's arguments supporting President Trump's $400 million White House ballroom project, calling one claim a 'brazen interpretation' of the law.
Defense Admits Shooting in Windsor Murder Trial Start
The defense conceded the shooting at the opening of a Windsor murder trial, stating 'Malique emptied his gun,' as the court proceedings commenced with key evidence and witness testimonies.
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Defense Moves to Throw Out Actor's Guilty Verdicts in Calgary
The defense argues for overturning guilty verdicts against Nathan Chasing Horse, citing legal errors, amid other national news including health care and environmental updates.
RCMP Probes Suspicious Death on Sask. First Nation (18.03.2026)
The RCMP is investigating a suspicious death on a Saskatchewan First Nation, with details emerging as part of broader national news coverage.
Nova Scotia MLA Rick Burns Reveals Blackmail Victimization
Nova Scotia MLA Rick Burns has publicly disclosed that he was targeted in a blackmail scheme, sharing his experience as part of a broader discussion on political integrity and personal security.
Alberta Tightens MAID Access, Shooting Victim's Story Inspires
Alberta introduces legislation to restrict medical assistance in dying to terminal cases only, while a school shooting survivor's resilience captures hearts across Canada.
Mystikal Pleads Guilty to Third-Degree Rape in Louisiana
Grammy-nominated rapper Mystikal, 55, pleaded guilty to third-degree rape at his Prairieville home, facing up to 25 years in prison without parole. Sentencing is set for June 15.
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Alberta Bill Bans MAID for Non-Terminal Cases, Minors
Alberta's new legislation would roll back MAID eligibility to 2016 standards, prohibiting doctor-assisted death for non-terminal conditions and minors while ignoring federal expansions.
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