Canada Invests $1.4B in Ammunition Production
The federal government announces a major $1.4-billion investment to boost domestic ammunition production in southwestern Ontario and Quebec, strengthening national defense capabilities.
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Two Suspects Sought After Gunshot at Brantford Hotel: Police
Brantford police are searching for two suspects following a reported gunshot at a local hotel. Authorities have released images and are urging the public to provide any information.
Sudbury Youth Justice Program in Jeopardy of Closing
Ozzy's Garage, a unique Sudbury program that mentors at-risk youth through motorcycle restoration, is at risk of shutting down. Founder Rick 'Ozzy' Osborne uses his past experiences to guide teens.
Nova Scotia Reviews Forest Fire Fine Policy After $28K Penalty
A $28,000 fine for a woods violation has prompted Nova Scotia to reassess its forest fire clampdown decisions, highlighting tensions between enforcement and community impact.
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Police Hunt Beaches Condo Thieves; Pedestrian Dies in Etobicoke
Toronto police are searching for two male suspects who broke into a Beaches condo and stole property. Separately, a 41-year-old man has died after being struck by a pickup truck in Etobicoke.
UNICEF Probes Israel's Tobacco Smuggling Claims in Gaza Aid
UNICEF has launched an investigation into allegations by Israel that tobacco products were illegally smuggled into Gaza through humanitarian aid convoys, raising concerns about aid diversion.
Paul Confronts Mullin Over Anger Issues in Senate Hearing
A Senate confirmation hearing for DHS nominee Markwayne Mullin turned explosive as Senator Rand Paul played a video compilation highlighting Mullin's past confrontations and violent rhetoric.
Trump to Honor Six Fallen U.S. Troops in Delaware
Former President Donald Trump will travel to Delaware to pay respects to six U.S. service members killed in the Middle East conflict, highlighting the human cost of ongoing military engagements.
Shots Fired at Windsor Police Officer in Apartment Incident
A Windsor Police Service officer was targeted in a shooting at a Glengarry apartment, prompting an immediate investigation. No injuries were reported, but the incident has heightened community concerns.
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Gabbard Dodges Questions on Trump Iran War Intelligence
Former U.S. Representative Tulsi Gabbard deflected inquiries during a Capitol Hill hearing about intelligence she reportedly offered to President Trump prior to the Iran conflict, sparking political scrutiny.
Toronto Woman's Threats Against PM Carney Spark Free Speech Debate
A Toronto woman who made online threats against Prime Minister Mark Carney is being held up as a free speech martyr, but police say her actions constituted a public threat that required investigation under Canadian law.
N.B. RCMP Seeks Man on Provincewide Arrest Warrant (18.03.2026)
The New Brunswick RCMP is asking for public assistance to locate a man wanted on a provincewide arrest warrant, as part of ongoing law enforcement efforts.
LaSalle Council Cleared Over Closed Meeting
The Windsor Ombudsman has cleared LaSalle council of any wrongdoing following an investigation into a closed meeting, citing proper procedures were followed.
Quebec Toughens Penalties for Judges in Misconduct Cases
The Quebec government announces new legislation to impose harsher penalties on judges facing misconduct allegations, aiming to strengthen judicial accountability and public trust.
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Calgary Seeks Public Input on Services, Infrastructure via Survey
The City of Calgary is launching a public survey to gather feedback on local services and infrastructure spending priorities, as residents face rising gas prices and other urban challenges.
Huerta Reveals She Was Victim of Cesar Chavez's Sexual Abuse
Civil rights icon Dolores Huerta has publicly stated she was a victim of sexual abuse by labor leader Cesar Chavez, following a New York Times investigation into his misconduct.
N.S. Premier Houston's Approval Drops to Lowest Rating Yet
A recent Angus Reid poll reveals Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston's approval rating has fallen to its lowest level since taking office, amid broader political shifts across Canada.
Quebec Doctors Accuse Health Agency of Illegal Reprisals
The Federation of Medical Specialists of Quebec alleges Santé Québec engaged in illegal reprisals against doctors, escalating tensions in the province's healthcare system.
Nova Scotia RCMP Seeks Woman Wanted for Assault Since 2019
Halifax RCMP are actively searching for Lynnisha Damerika Downey, who has an outstanding arrest warrant issued in 2019 for assault charges. Authorities urge public assistance.
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Windsor Police Busy on St. Patrick's Day with Incidents
Windsor police responded to numerous calls during St. Patrick's Day celebrations, including reports of a fake shooting, an armed suspect near a school, and a vehicle with bullet holes.
Cuba Warns U.S. Aggression Would Face 'Impregnable Resistance'
Cuba's leader declares the nation will mount 'impregnable resistance' against any U.S. aggression, amid ongoing tensions and domestic challenges including blackouts in Havana.
Wab Kinew's Approval Among Canadian Premiers
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew's position in national approval rankings is examined, highlighting his political standing and public perception as of early 2026.
$1.4B Federal Investment for Ontario Ammunition Production
The Canadian federal government is allocating $1.4 billion to boost domestic ammunition manufacturing in southwestern Ontario, enhancing national defense capabilities.
Second Suspect Arrested in Durham Human Trafficking Probe
A 44-year-old Oshawa man faces multiple charges in a Durham Region human trafficking case, marking a significant development in the ongoing police investigation.
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Sudbury Homeless Encampment Death: One Person Dies at Energy Court
A person has died at a homeless encampment in Sudbury, Ontario, highlighting ongoing housing and social service challenges in Northern communities.
Canada's Population Drop in Late 2025 Due to Immigration Slowdown
New data from Statistics Canada reveals a population decrease in the final months of 2025, attributed to a significant slowdown in immigration rates, marking a notable demographic shift.
Ford: Judge Should Apologize in OPP Police Probe Case
Ontario Premier Doug Ford comments on an OPP investigation that cleared Toronto police officers of allegations of lying during a criminal trial, sparking debate over judicial conduct.
Durham Police Arrest Pair on Drug Charges After Oshawa Chase
A man and woman face multiple charges after allegedly fleeing police in Oshawa. Officers discovered cocaine, crystal meth, and ecstasy in their abandoned vehicle.
Pakistan Pauses Strikes on Afghanistan After Kabul Airstrike
Pakistan's Information Minister Attaullah Tarar confirms a temporary suspension of military strikes into Afghanistan, following a deadly airstrike in Kabul two days prior that escalated regional tensions.
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False Shooting Report Investigated in Cambridge Home
Authorities in Cambridge responded to a fake shooting report at a residential property, highlighting concerns over emergency service misuse. No injuries or threats were found.
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