Halifax Police Charge 22-Year-Old with Stunting
A 22-year-old driver in Halifax, Nova Scotia, faces stunting charges after police intervention. The incident highlights ongoing traffic enforcement efforts in the region.
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Israeli Airstrike Kills Two Top Iranian Officials
Israel Defense Forces confirm elimination of senior Iranian security official Ali Larijani and Basij commander Gholamreza Soleimani in targeted airstrike, with military infrastructure also destroyed.
Bondi Suspect's Family Fears for Safety, Court Hears
Relatives of the accused in the Bondi Beach shooting have voiced serious concerns for their personal safety during a recent court proceeding, as legal processes continue.
OPP Clears Toronto Police of Collusion in Northrup Trial
An OPP investigation finds no evidence of collusion among officers in the Umar Zameer trial, rejecting allegations made by Justice Anne Molloy regarding the death of Det.-Const. Jeffrey Northrup.
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Ballot Protest Group Returns for Quebec Byelection
A protest group known for advocating longer ballots has reemerged, focusing its efforts on an upcoming byelection in the Quebec riding of Terrebonne, highlighting electoral reform concerns.
Record Liberal Support in Nanos Poll After Carney's First Year
A new Nanos Research survey reveals unprecedented approval for the Liberal Party twelve months after Mark Carney assumed the role of Prime Minister, with key byelections potentially securing a majority government.
PQ Leader Pressures UPAC Over Liberal Leadership Probe
Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon intensifies pressure on Quebec's anti-corruption unit to investigate Liberal leadership financing, citing transparency concerns in provincial politics.
Ontario Police Clear Officers Accused of Lying in Death Trial
Three Toronto police officers have been cleared of misconduct allegations for allegedly lying during a trial related to the death of Constable Jeffrey Northrup. Chief Myron Demkiw is set to comment on the findings.
Trump Flails in Iran as Carney, Allies Back Away
Tom Mulcair analyzes Donald Trump's faltering Iran strategy as Canadian PM Mark Carney and other world leaders distance themselves from U.S. actions, drawing parallels to Putin's Ukraine miscalculations.
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Five Youths Arrested After Stolen SUV Crash in Shearwater
RCMP in Nova Scotia have arrested five youths after a two-vehicle collision involving a stolen SUV on Pleasant Street in Shearwater, with emergency crews responding to the incident.
UN Probes Fatal Strike on Iranian Girls' School
A United Nations body is investigating a deadly strike on a girls' elementary school in Minab, Iran, which Iranian officials blame on Israeli-U.S. forces, as regional conflicts escalate.
B.C. Man's Disappearance Unsolved After Six Years
The case of Michael Gazetas, who vanished in 2020, continues to baffle investigators despite extensive search efforts. Authorities are still seeking answers.
Moncton Murder Case: Accused's Criminal History Scrutinized
Devlin O'Blenis, charged with first-degree murder in Melissa Price's death, has a lengthy criminal record including attempted murder. The RCMP remains tight-lipped as the community seeks answers.
Allies Reject Trump's Demands on Strait of Hormuz Amid Iran War
European and global allies are refusing President Trump's calls for military assistance to reopen the Strait of Hormuz during the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran, citing diplomatic concerns and defensive priorities.
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Police Plan Remains for Waterloo St. Patrick's Day
Waterloo Regional Police confirm their operational strategy is still active for St. Patrick's Day festivities, ensuring public safety during the annual celebrations.
Ontario May Allow BYOB at Public Summer Events
Ontario residents could soon bring their own alcoholic beverages to select public events this summer, as provincial authorities explore new regulations to enhance community gatherings.
Police Seek Public Help to Find Missing Kitchener Man
Waterloo Regional Police Service's Major Crime Unit is urgently requesting community assistance to locate Paul, a 59-year-old man reported missing from Kitchener, Ontario.
Two Arrested After Fredericton Police Weapons Call
Fredericton Police Force apprehended two individuals after responding to a weapons-related incident. The arrests highlight ongoing law enforcement efforts to address public safety concerns in the city.
Trump Postpones China Trip to Focus on Iran War
President Donald Trump has postponed his planned trip to China, redirecting his attention to the ongoing war in Iran. The decision comes as global tensions rise, with Canada's foreign minister urging de-escalation in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Cape Breton Man Challenges 2025 Woods Ban in Court
Jeff Evely's case against the 2025 woods ban is being heard in Nova Scotia Supreme Court, marking a significant legal challenge to environmental regulations in the province.
Truro Police Hunt for Man with Outstanding Warrant
Police in Truro, Nova Scotia, are searching for Kristopher Drysdal, 38, who is wanted on an outstanding arrest warrant. Authorities urge the public to assist in locating him.
N.B. Budget: $1.4B Deficit, Health Spending Rise
New Brunswick's government tables a budget with a record $1.4 billion deficit, prioritizing increased health care investments while facing fiscal challenges.
Glengarry Police Blitz: 50 Criminal Charges Laid in Crackdown
A targeted police operation in Windsor's Glengarry neighborhood has led to 50 criminal charges against multiple individuals. Authorities conducted a coordinated blitz to address community safety concerns.
Trump Counterterrorism Chief Resigns Over Iran War
Joe Kent, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, resigned citing opposition to the U.S. war in Iran, stating Iran posed no imminent threat. His departure highlights divisions within Trump's base.
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Israeli Spy Firm's Alleged Slovenia Visit Raises Election Tensions
Reports of an Israeli intelligence-linked company's presence in Slovenia have escalated diplomatic strains just days before a crucial national vote, sparking security concerns.
Woman Wanted for 12 Thefts at Multiple Toronto Stores
Toronto police are searching for a woman linked to 12 thefts at various stores in the city. Authorities have released images and urge the public to assist in the investigation.
Afghanistan Blames Pakistan for Kabul Hospital Strike
Afghan officials allege Pakistan conducted an airstrike on a Kabul hospital, with casualties feared to exceed 400. The incident escalates regional tensions amid ongoing conflict.
Jan. 6 Suspect Argues Trump Pardons Apply to Him
A man charged with planting pipe bombs before the Capitol riot is arguing that former President Donald Trump's mass pardons should absolve him of federal charges, setting up a novel legal battle.
Liberals at Record High on Carney's PM Anniversary: Nanos
A new Nanos Research poll reveals the Liberal Party has reached unprecedented public support levels one year after Mark Carney became Prime Minister, with key byelections potentially securing a majority government.
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Ford Slams Parole Board Over Child Killer's Temporary Absences
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has strongly criticized a parole board's decision to grant 72-hour unescorted absences to a convicted child killer, stating the individual should 'rot in jail.'
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