Old Montreal Building Owner Arrested Over 2023 Fire
Emile Benamor, owner of the Old Montreal building where a 2023 fire killed seven, has been arrested and faces manslaughter and criminal negligence charges.
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Windsor Police Seek Suspect in Racist Rideshare Assault
Windsor police are asking for public assistance to identify a suspect who allegedly assaulted a rideshare driver while hurling racist remarks during an early morning incident on March 14.
Windsor Police Seek Three Armed Home Invasion Suspects
Windsor police are asking for public assistance in identifying three suspects involved in an armed home invasion on Linwood Place. The incident occurred early Sunday morning, with suspects threatening a resident and stealing items before fleeing.
Rubio and Poilievre: United Against Carney's Global Agenda?
An analysis of how U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Canadian Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre share similar critiques of Prime Minister Mark Carney's international policies and economic vision.
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Quebec Sovereignty Caution: Lesson for Alberta Separatists
As Quebec's Parti Québécois backpedals on referendum promises amid low independence support, analyst Kelly McParland suggests Alberta sovereigntists should heed Quebec's pragmatic approach to separation.
Americans Adapt to Terrorism Threat as Citizens Respond
In an era of rising terrorism, ordinary Americans are increasingly taking personal security into their own hands, responding directly to attacks as threats from multiple ideological sources persist nationwide.
Antisemitic Violence in Canada: Terrorism Designation Urged
Legal experts argue that escalating antisemitic attacks against Jewish institutions in Canada should be prosecuted as terrorism under the Criminal Code, not just hate crimes, due to their systematic nature and intent to intimidate.
Carney's Sedition Claims Echo Trudeau's Emergencies Act Approach
Prime Minister Carney's labeling of Freedom Convoy protests as sedition and his appeal of court rulings against the Emergencies Act invocation reveal continuity with Trudeau's controversial policies.
Traffic Disruptions Near Halifax Infirmary Saturday: Health Warning
Nova Scotia Health issues a traffic advisory for Halifax Infirmary area this Saturday, March 21, 2026, due to planned construction activities. Drivers should expect delays and seek alternate routes.
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Woodstock Man Arrested for Child Porn Offences in London
A Woodstock man has been arrested following a London police investigation into child pornography offences, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat online exploitation.
Wisconsin Senate Passes Sports Betting and Food Stamp Bills
In its final 2026 session, the Wisconsin Senate passed two significant bills: one legalizing online sports betting and another prohibiting the use of food stamps for candy and soda purchases.
Hormuz Reopening Unlikely Without Iran War Truce
The Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed despite U.S. efforts to form a naval coalition, with Iran's asymmetric threats making safe passage impossible without a ceasefire agreement.
Alcohol Stolen from Arthur Business, OPP Seeks Suspects
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a theft of alcohol from a business in Arthur and have released images of two suspects to identify them.
Judge Denounces 'Woke' Colleagues Over Women's Safety in Spa Ruling
A U.S. appeals court judge has issued a scathing dissent against colleagues who ruled a women-only spa discriminated by excluding a person with male genitalia, warning it puts women at risk.
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Ford Proposes Live-Streaming Bail Hearings for Transparency
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announces exploration of live-streaming bail hearings to increase public access and transparency in the justice system, arguing sunlight is needed on complex legal proceedings.
O'Donnell Slams Trump as 'Sociopath' Over Iran War Comments
MSNOW host Lawrence O'Donnell condemned President Donald Trump's recent statements about the Iran conflict, highlighting Trump's claim to bomb 'just for fun' as evidence of sociopathic behavior. O'Donnell also debunked Trump's assertion of fearlessness, c
Canadians Open to Talks with Western Separatists Over Parliament Gaps
A new report reveals Canadians are open to negotiating with Western separatists, as data highlights significant underrepresentation of Western provinces in Parliament, sparking national debate.
Queen's Park Statues Wrapped After Vandalism
Statues on the grounds of Queen's Park in Toronto will be wrapped for protection after being defaced with graffiti during a student protest earlier this month.
Senators Grill Trump Intel Team Amid Iran War
U.S. senators are set to question Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and other officials as the Iran war enters its third week, focusing on security assessments and policy implications.
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Youth Killed in Snowmobile Crash in Northwestern Ontario
A tragic snowmobile accident near Nipigon, Ontario, has claimed the life of a young person. Ontario Provincial Police responded early Tuesday morning to the scene on Settler's Road.
Nova Scotia Teen Charged in Alleged School Attack Plot
A Nova Scotia teenager is facing serious conspiracy and threat charges after police allege they were planning a violent attack on a local school, with authorities investigating online communications.
Saskatchewan's 2026-27 Budget Boosts Healthcare by $1.5B
The Saskatchewan government's 2026-27 budget allocates $1.5 billion to healthcare, focusing on primary care, mental health, and rural services amid rising costs and population growth.
Saskatchewan Budget 2026-27 Focuses on Community Safety
The 2026-27 Saskatchewan budget marks the first for the Ministry of Community Safety, continuing investments in law enforcement and public safety initiatives.
Man Charged with Indecent Act at Blue Mountain Resort
A man has been accused of committing an indecent act in the parking lot of Blue Mountain Resort in Ontario. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred recently at the popular ski destination.
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Ex-CIA on Kent's Iran War Resignation: 'Said Quiet Part Out Loud'
John Kiriakou, former CIA counterterrorism head, comments on Joe Kent's resignation over lack of justification for striking Iran, calling it a rare public admission in geopolitical discourse.
Montreal Building Owner Faces Manslaughter Charges After Fatal Fire
The owner of a building in Old Montreal is accused of involuntary manslaughter following a deadly fire that killed multiple residents, raising serious questions about safety and accountability in historic properties.
Windsor Police Hunt Three in Armed Home Invasion
Windsor police are investigating an armed home invasion in the west end, seeking three suspects and a vehicle. The incident occurred recently, with authorities urging public assistance for identification.
7-Year Sentence Sought for Norway Princess's Son in Rape Case
Norwegian prosecutors have requested a seven-year prison term for Marius Borg Hoiby, son of Princess Martha Louise, over multiple alleged rape charges. The trial continues in Oslo.
Israel Kills Iranian Official, Attacks Near Tel Aviv Kill Two
Israel announced it eliminated Iran's intelligence minister in a targeted operation, while separate attacks near Tel Aviv resulted in two fatalities, intensifying regional tensions.
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Six Weapons Seized at Ambassador Bridge by CBSA
Canadian border officials have intercepted six weapons at the Ambassador Bridge crossing in Windsor, with photos showing items seized in four of five cases.
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