Ottawa Police Seek Suspect in Elgin Street Restaurant Break-In
Ottawa police are requesting public assistance to identify a suspect involved in a break and enter at an Elgin Street restaurant on Feb. 19, 2026, where personal items were stolen.
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Six Arrested, $842K Drugs Seized in Kitchener Police Operation
Waterloo Regional Police conclude 'Project Deception Lake' investigation with multiple arrests and significant drug seizures, highlighting ongoing efforts against organized crime in the region.
East Kootenays Joining Pacific Time Zone This Fall
The East Kootenays region in British Columbia will officially transition from Mountain Time to Pacific Time this autumn, marking a significant shift in its timekeeping alignment away from Alberta.
Regina Animal Bylaw Review Falls Short on Proactive Safety
Community advocate Angela McLean expresses disappointment with Regina's animal bylaw review, arguing proposed amendments fail to prevent dog bites proactively. The city's report shows rising incidents of roaming dogs and bites.
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Taxi Driver's Killing Leaves North Battleford Cabbies on Edge
The fatal attack on a North Battleford taxi driver has sent shockwaves through the local cab community, raising urgent safety concerns and calls for enhanced protective measures for drivers.
Supreme Court to Hear Trump TPS Cases for Haitians, Syrians
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in late April on the Trump administration's attempt to revoke temporary protected status for Haitians and Syrians, denying an emergency request to terminate protections while cases proceed.
Calgary Indigenous Housing Program Awards $33M for 379 Units
The City of Calgary has announced $33 million in funding for 16 Indigenous-led housing projects, delivering 379 affordable units. The program, named Maa’too’maa’taapii Aoko’iyii’piaya, aims to address housing disparities and honor Indigenous voices.
Winnipeg Protest: Alberta Bill 11 Threatens Public Health Care
Protesters in Winnipeg rally against Alberta's Bill 11, warning it could lead to a two-tier health system and undermine Canada's public healthcare model.
Deadly Bomb Blasts in Nigeria Leave Scores Dead and Injured
Authorities report multiple explosions in Maiduguri, Nigeria, resulting in numerous casualties. The attack underscores ongoing security challenges in the region.
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Chile's President Launches Northern Border Barrier Construction
Chile's new far-right president has initiated construction on a border barrier along the northern frontier to deter irregular migration, with military presence at the Chacalluta crossing.
NB Budget May Be Turning Point for Holt Government
The New Brunswick government tables its provincial budget on Tuesday, with analysts suggesting it could be a critical moment for Premier Holt's administration amid economic pressures.
No Extortion Evidence Found After Surrey Home Shooting
Surrey Police Service responded to a shooting at a residential property but found no evidence linking the incident to extortion. The investigation continues as authorities examine the circumstances.
Calgarians Protest Alberta's 'Dual Practice' Health Plan
Calgary residents rally against Alberta's proposed 'dual practice' healthcare model, arguing it will increase costs and undermine public healthcare access for all citizens.
Ontario Defunds Drug Consumption Sites for Safer Communities
Ontario is cutting funding to seven supervised drug consumption sites, including two in Toronto, within 90 days. Premier Doug Ford claims the move will save lives by investing in treatment hubs, while critics warn it will worsen the drug crisis.
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Medicine Hat Teen Cleared in Fatal Moped Crash Case
A Medicine Hat teenager has been cleared of criminal wrongdoing in a fatal crash that killed another youth, with a judge ruling his driving did not meet the criminal standard of dangerous driving.
Toronto Police Seek ID for Woman Found Near Union Station
Toronto police are asking for the public's assistance in identifying a woman whose remains were discovered near Union Station in late January. An artist's rendering has been released.
Man Charged with Manslaughter After Surrey Shooting
A man has been charged with manslaughter in connection with a fatal shooting in Surrey, British Columbia, as police continue their investigation into the violent incident that occurred on March 15.
Bearspaw Water Fiasco: Minister Promises Accountability, Names May Be Revealed
Alberta's Municipal Affairs Minister announces a $1.5 million investigation into the Bearspaw water pipe failure, stating individuals could be named and punished for deferred repairs that led to water restrictions and $609 million in urgent work.
Abbotsford Hospital Lockdown Over Weapons Call
Abbotsford Regional Hospital in British Columbia was placed under lockdown after police responded to a weapons-related call. Authorities are investigating the incident, which caused temporary disruptions.
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Canada Sees Geopolitical Murders as Dissenters Targeted
Recent murders in Canada, including an Iranian dissident and a Khalistan critic, highlight escalating geopolitical violence on Canadian soil, with suspects fleeing abroad.
Canada Weighs Military Aid for Gulf Shipping, No Offensive Action
Defence Minister David McGuinty says Canada is 'leaving the door open' to military assistance in the Gulf region at U.S. request, but emphasizes no offensive involvement against Iran amid the Strait of Hormuz crisis.
Ontario Man Claims Charter Rights Violated in Traffic Stop
Michael Evaristo, 45, arrested for suspected drunk driving, argues police violated his Charter rights during a traffic stop that uncovered drugs and a loaded handgun. The case highlights ongoing legal debates over search and seizure procedures in Canada.
Guelph Mayor Cam Guthrie Will Not Seek Re-Election
Guelph Mayor Cam Guthrie has announced he will not be running for re-election in the 2026 municipal election, marking the end of his tenure in local politics.
Gang Witness Credibility Debated in Whitehawk Murder Trial
Defense argues former gang members are unreliable, while Crown maintains their testimony is consistent and credible in the double murder trial of Dillon Ricky Whitehawk.
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Lapu Lapu Survivors Oppose Festival as Anniversary Nears: MLA
British Columbia MLA Mable Elmore reveals that survivors of the tragic Lapu Lapu street festival attack in Vancouver do not want the event to proceed as its anniversary approaches, citing ongoing trauma.
Wife of Fallen Mountie Worries About Memorial's Future
The wife of a fallen RCMP officer expresses deep concern as Moncton's riverfront master plan may affect a memorial dedicated to officers. The story highlights community remembrance and urban development tensions.
New $20M Transitional Housing Facility Announced for Newmarket
The Canadian federal and Ontario provincial governments have jointly funded a new $20-million transitional housing facility in Newmarket, operated by Inn from the Cold, to address homelessness with comprehensive support services.
Calgary Water Use Hits Risky Red Zone, Unsustainable Levels
Calgary's water consumption surged into an unsustainable 'risky red zone' on Sunday, prompting urgent calls for conservation as the city faces critical supply challenges.
Springhill Institution Lockdown After Inmates Hospitalized
Nova Scotia's Springhill Institution has been placed under lockdown following the hospitalization of three inmates. The incident occurred on March 16, 2026, raising concerns about prison safety and protocols.
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Winnipeg Pothole Repairs as Weather Threatens More Damage
City crews in Winnipeg are actively repairing potholes on local roads, but upcoming weather forecasts could create ideal conditions for new potholes to form, posing ongoing challenges for infrastructure maintenance.
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