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.
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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.
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.
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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.
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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Rockets Strike Northern Israeli Town Again, Residents Flee
Residents of Kiryat Shmona in northern Israel are forced to seek shelter as Iranian and Hezbollah missile strikes resume, shattering hopes of peace after the last war.
Americans Rank Lowest in Global Trust in Fellow Citizens' Morality
A new Pew Research Center survey across 25 countries reveals that Americans are the most likely to view their compatriots as morally bad, with 53% holding this negative view. Political polarization is cited as a key driver.
Trump Iran Criticism Puts King Charles Visit in Question
A state visit by King Charles III to the United States faces uncertainty after former President Donald Trump publicly criticized the UK's position on the Iran war, highlighting diplomatic tensions.
17 Dead in Sudan-Chad Border Fighting, Aid Group Says
Violent clashes on the Sudan-Chad border have resulted in at least 17 fatalities, according to an aid organization. The incident highlights ongoing regional instability and humanitarian concerns.
Residents Disappointed with Hawrelak Park Reopening
Edmonton residents express frustration over the newly reopened Hawrelak Park, citing congestion and poor design. Meanwhile, cultural organizations face funding cuts.
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Edmonton Police Chief's Israel Trip Sparks Political Controversy
Edmonton Police Chief Warren Driechel's recent trip to Israel with the Major Cities Chiefs Association has ignited significant political controversy, drawing criticism from city officials and community groups while raising questions about police impartial
Language Watchdog's French Lesson in Quebec
Internal documents reveal how Canada's Official Languages Commissioner faced backlash over a Valentine's Day social media post that used a word with unintended slang meaning in Quebec French.
Calgary's Population Countdown Lacks Key Data
Experts Angie Gelinas and Gina Rotstein highlight that Calgary's approach to reaching two million residents overlooks critical metrics like housing affordability and infrastructure strain.
Malinda Smith on Canada's Pluralism Dividend
Think tank member Malinda S. Smith discusses the pluralism dividend in Canada, highlighting its potential for societal growth and unity in a pivotal moment.
Israel Kills Top Iranian Official, Iran Strikes Kill 2 Near Tel Aviv
Tensions escalate as Israel announces the death of another high-ranking Iranian official, while Iranian attacks result in two fatalities near Tel Aviv, intensifying the regional conflict.
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Instagram Chats Expose Drug Mule Recruitment of Canadian Teens
An exclusive investigation uncovers a digital roadmap used to groom and recruit young Canadians as international drug couriers through Instagram, revealing a terrifying process.
Missing Kitchener Man Found Safe by Police
Waterloo Regional Police have confirmed the successful location of a previously missing man from Kitchener, providing relief to the community after a concerning disappearance.
Israel Kills Third Top Iranian Official as Conflict Escalates
Israel eliminated another senior Iranian intelligence minister while Iran retaliated with missile attacks across the Gulf region and Israel, killing two near Tel Aviv. The conflict shows no signs of de-escalation as oil prices surge and global tensions mo
Bolton: Trump Knew Iran Would Retaliate for U.S. Attacks
Former national security adviser John Bolton stated President Trump was fully aware Iran would retaliate against U.S. allies in the Gulf, contradicting Trump's claims of surprise.
Montreal Vacant Building Fire: No Arrests Made
Montreal firefighters extinguished a blaze at a vacant building in Saint-Michel, with authorities reporting no arrests yet as the investigation into the suspected arson continues.
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Pope Calls Universal Healthcare a 'Moral Imperative'
Pope Leo made a forceful plea for universal healthcare, calling it a moral requirement for just societies and urging bishops to address inequalities.
Late-Night Fire Destroys Building in Oro-Medonte
A late-night fire in Oro-Medonte, Ontario, destroyed a building on March 17, 2026, with no injuries reported. Firefighters arrived to find the structure already collapsing.
Saskatchewan Deficit Budget Promises Public Service Protection
The Saskatchewan government is set to deliver a deficit budget, with Premier Scott Moe committing to safeguard essential public services despite fiscal challenges.
Iran Attacks Israel and Gulf, Israel Hits Beirut
In a significant escalation, Iran has launched missile attacks on Israel and Gulf neighbors, while Israel responded with a strike on Beirut. The conflict has resulted in casualties and heightened regional tensions.
Instagram Chats Reveal Canadian Teen Drug Mule Recruitment
A 19-year-old from Cambridge, Ontario, was arrested in Hong Kong for smuggling cocaine after being recruited via Instagram under the guise of a legitimate courier job, exposing a disturbing recruitment trend.
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Quebec Finance Minister Warns Against High Hopes for Budget
Finance Minister Eric Girard signals a restrained provincial budget, advising Quebecers not to expect major new spending or tax cuts as the government focuses on fiscal prudence.
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