CBSA Dog Seizes 22.5 kg Raw Meat at Toronto Airport
Dharla, a CBSA detector dog, flagged an Egyptian passenger at Toronto Pearson Airport carrying 22.5 kilograms of raw duck, pigeon, chicken, and rabbit, leading to a significant seizure.
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Teen Driver Charged for 202 km/h Speed with Trunk Passengers
A 17-year-old driver from Welland faces multiple charges after Ontario Provincial Police stopped them for stunt driving at 202 km/h, discovering two additional passengers hidden in the trunk.
Toronto Police Union Accuses Internal Unit of Rights Violation
The Toronto Police Association alleges an 'egregious violation' of officers' rights during a 3 a.m. search at 22 Division, calling for a superintendent's reassignment amid a corruption scandal.
Toronto Construction Freeze for World Cup Sparks Builder Concerns
Toronto plans to restrict road work for three months during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, drawing criticism from builders who warn of economic impacts amid a housing crisis.
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Man Charged for Break-and-Enter in Cranbrook, B.C.: RCMP
A man has been charged by RCMP for a break-and-enter in Cranbrook, B.C., highlighting ongoing police efforts to address property crimes in the region.
Phillips Demands Apology from NDP's Lewis Over Mocking Video
Former Alberta NDP environment minister Shannon Phillips calls for apology from federal NDP leadership candidate Avi Lewis after resurfaced video shows him and wife Naomi Klein laughing at her political misfortune.
U.S. Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino to Retire
Gregory Bovino, a leading U.S. Border Patrol official, is set to retire, according to insider reports. This development marks a significant change in border security leadership amid ongoing national debates.
Thunder Bay LTC Home Charged in Resident's Death
Police in Thunder Bay have laid charges against a long-term care home and a staff member following the 2025 death of an 86-year-old resident, highlighting ongoing concerns about elder care standards.
Ecuador Sends 75,000 Troops to Crime Zones with Night Curfew
Ecuador's government has mobilized 75,000 soldiers to provinces plagued by violent crime, imposing a nightly curfew as part of a major security crackdown amid escalating gang violence.
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Calgary Man Charged After Police Seize Multiple Firearms
A Calgary man has been charged with multiple criminal offenses after police conducted a significant firearms seizure, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts to address gun-related crimes in the city.
Cape Breton Police Release Age of Hit-and-Run Victim
Police in Cape Breton have disclosed the age of the deceased woman found on Louisbourg Highway after a fatal hit-and-run collision in Albert Bridge, Nova Scotia.
Liberal MPs Rebel on Arms Vote, Carney Faces Progressive Challenge
Dozens of Liberal MPs broke with the government on an arms export control vote, revealing tensions in the party's progressive wing. Former minister Lloyd Axworthy suggests this could create an opening for the NDP if they choose strong leadership.
Trump Reveals Private Medical Crisis of GOP Congressman
Former President Donald Trump disclosed at a Kennedy Center board meeting that Florida Rep. Neal Dunn faced a terminal heart diagnosis, claiming his intervention saved the congressman's life and preserved a House Republican vote.
SFU Professor Murder Suspects Appear, Activism Link Investigated
Two individuals charged with first-degree murder in the death of SFU math professor Masood Masjoody appeared via video in Vancouver court. Police are investigating whether his anti-Iranian regime activism was connected to the killing.
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Carney's PCO Budget Tops Trudeau's Despite Spending Cuts Vow
New federal documents reveal Prime Minister Mark Carney's Privy Council Office plans $252M spending with 1,246 staff, surpassing predecessor Justin Trudeau's final year budget despite promised government operational reductions.
Canada's Middle East Policy: No Offensive Engagement, McGuinty Says
Canada is keeping diplomatic options open in the Middle East but has no plans for offensive military action, according to officials. Political analysts call for clarity on U.S. requests amid regional tensions.
Regina Police Seek Suspects in Attempted Break-In
Regina Police Service is requesting public assistance to identify persons of interest linked to an attempted break-in. Authorities have released images and urge anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.
Woman Arrested in Attempted Murder Probe by CKPS
Chatham-Kent Police Service has arrested a woman in connection with an attempted murder investigation. Details remain limited as authorities continue their ongoing probe into the serious incident.
Doug Ford's Crime Crackdown: Pepper Spray and Bail Reform
Ontario Premier Doug Ford pushes for pepper spray legalization and bail reform while critics argue his government could take more immediate action on crime.
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Toronto Police Charge Suspect in Random Downtown Assault
A 27-year-old suspect faces charges after a man was randomly punched in the face in downtown Toronto, with police investigating the unprovoked attack.
Regina Police Ask for Help Finding Stabbing Suspect
Regina Police Service is requesting public assistance to locate a suspect involved in a stabbing incident that left a man injured. Authorities are investigating the case and urging anyone with information to come forward.
Saskatoon Teen Gets 3 Years for Setting Classmate on Fire
A Saskatoon teenager has been sentenced to three years in custody for a violent assault where he set a classmate on fire at Evan Hardy Collegiate high school.
Montreal Unveils Spring Cleaning Plan, Seeks Resident Help
Montreal announces an expanded spring cleaning initiative starting earlier this year, deploying more equipment while urging residents to contribute to city cleanliness efforts.
Ford Defends Secrecy Citing Threat from China
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has invoked national security concerns related to China as justification for expanding government secrecy measures, sparking debate over transparency and accountability.
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Calgary Duo Accused of Defrauding Non-Profit Face Hearing
Two individuals are scheduled for a pre-preliminary hearing in Calgary, accused of bilking a Bowness non-profit organization, as legal proceedings advance in the local court system.
Bolsonaro Leaves ICU After Health Condition Improves
Brazil's former President Jair Bolsonaro has been moved out of the intensive care unit following a notable improvement in his medical condition, his wife confirmed. The development marks a positive turn in his health status.
Ottawa Police Seek Suspect in Restaurant Break-in on Elgin Street
Ottawa police are investigating a break-and-enter at an Elgin Street restaurant where personal items were stolen. Authorities have released a suspect description and are asking for public assistance.
Toronto Man Charged in Random Downtown Assault
Addison McCallum, 27, faces charges after allegedly punching a man in the face in an unprovoked attack in downtown Toronto on March 10, police confirm.
N.B. Man Dies in Apohaqui Single-Vehicle Crash: RCMP
A New Brunswick man has died following a single-vehicle crash in Apohaqui, according to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The incident occurred on March 16, 2026, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the fatal collision.
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Liberals Blame Iran War for Canada's Job Losses, Housing Crisis
In a recent parliamentary session, Liberal ministers attributed Canada's economic struggles, including job losses and housing unaffordability, to the war in Iran, sparking criticism from Conservatives and political commentators.
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