Three Arrested in Fredericton Police Operation
Fredericton police conducted a high-risk operation leading to three arrests, part of ongoing law enforcement efforts in the city. Details remain limited as the investigation continues.
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Canadian Troops Suffer Frostbite in Arctic Exercise
More than 30 Canadian soldiers from Petawawa suffered frostbite injuries during Exercise Global Resolve in Alaska, with several hospitalized in Fairbanks. The incident has raised concerns about military equipment and planning.
LaSalle Police Seek Public Help in Nancy Grewal Murder Case
LaSalle investigators reveal getaway car details in unsolved March 3 homicide of Windsor's Nancy Grewal, calling for public assistance with vehicle sightings and video evidence.
Nanny and Cleaner Accused of Stealing from Aurora Homes
A 36-year-old woman from Whitchurch-Stouffville faces charges after allegedly stealing cash and jewelry while working as a nanny and house cleaner in Aurora, Ontario.
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RCMP Investigate Fatal Assault in Chilliwack, B.C.
Police in Chilliwack, B.C., are investigating a fatal assault after a man succumbed to injuries in hospital. The incident underscores ongoing concerns about violent crime in the region.
Vancouver Chiefs Tell MP Gunn to 'Chillax' on Land Acknowledgments
Conservative MP Aaron Gunn faces criticism from Vancouver B.C. chiefs over his stance on land acknowledgments, urging him to adopt a more relaxed approach to Indigenous recognition protocols.
Ottawa's ANCHOR Program Expands Eastward in 2026
The City of Ottawa announces the ANCHOR program's expansion east of the Rideau Canal into ByWard Market, Lowertown, Vanier, and Overbrook, enhancing community support services.
Regina Police Charge Two in $1 Million Fraud Probe
Two individuals have been charged in connection with a significant fraud investigation in Regina, with alleged losses totaling approximately $1 million, according to police.
First Nation Councillor Charged with Fraud
A councillor from the Oneida of the Thames First Nation faces fraud charges, as detailed in a recent police investigation. The case highlights ongoing legal and governance issues within Indigenous communities.
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Over 1,000 kg of Illegal Cannabis Seized at Toronto Airport
The Canada Border Services Agency intercepted more than 1,000 kilograms of illegal cannabis in commercial shipments at Toronto Pearson Airport over two months, highlighting ongoing border security efforts.
Calgary Police Seek Info on Cornerstone Assault
Calgary police have released a photo of a vehicle connected to an assault in Cornerstone and are asking for public assistance to identify those involved.
Israeli Military Drops Charges in Soldier Abuse Case
The Israeli military has dropped charges against five soldiers accused of sexually abusing a Palestinian detainee at Sde Teiman prison, a case that sparked protests and political division in Israel.
California Governor Addresses Iran Drone Threat Warning
Governor Gavin Newsom states there is no imminent threat to California despite warnings about a possible Iran drone attack, urging calm while monitoring the situation.
Cape Breton Officer Referred to Restorative Justice Over Sign
A Cape Breton Regional Police officer has been referred to a restorative justice process after taking a sign during a search, as reported by the Serious Incident Response Team (SiRT).
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Vaughan Man Charged in Weapon Assault Case by Ontario Police
A man from Vaughan has been formally charged following an Ontario Provincial Police investigation into an assault with a weapon incident, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts in the region.
Latvia Arrests Two for Arson on Russian-Bound Train
Latvia's security service has detained two individuals for setting fire to a train and rail equipment destined for Russia, highlighting escalating tensions and sabotage risks in the region.
Newsom Addresses FBI Warning of Iranian Drone Threat to California
Governor Gavin Newsom stated California faces no imminent threat despite an FBI alert warning Iran could target the state with drones in retaliation for conflict, emphasizing preparedness.
Ex-Convict Calls Ghislaine Maxwell 'Very Nasty' in Prison
A former inmate who served time with Ghislaine Maxwell reveals the convicted sex trafficker was widely disliked, rarely showered, and displayed extreme entitlement while incarcerated.
Iran Leader: Strait of Hormuz to Stay Shut, Trump Shrugs Off Oil
Iran's new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei declares the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed while President Trump prioritizes nuclear containment over oil prices, signaling continued Middle East conflict escalation.
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Laundry Fire on USS Gerald R. Ford Injures Two Crew Members
A laundry room fire on the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier injured two sailors. The U.S. Navy confirmed the non-combat incident is contained and the ship remains operational in the Red Sea.
Son Charged with Murder of Father in Montreal Apartment
A 20-year-old Montreal man, Lucas Choquette, faces second-degree murder charges for the death of his 60-year-old father, Marc-Antoine Choquette, marking the city's fourth homicide of 2026.
Montreal Man Charged in Halifax Senior Scam
Halifax Regional Police have laid charges against a Montreal man accused of orchestrating a scam that targeted elderly residents in the Halifax area, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat financial fraud against vulnerable populations.
Trump Endorses Jake Paul for Political Office Run
President Donald Trump publicly endorsed influencer and boxer Jake Paul for a future political career during a Kentucky rally, praising his courage and predicting his entry into politics.
New Brunswick Launches Abortion Self-Referral Phone Line
New Brunswick introduces a dedicated self-referral phone line for abortion services, streamlining access and reducing barriers for patients seeking reproductive healthcare.
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Police Seek Help in LaSalle Homicide Probe
Windsor police are requesting public help regarding a vehicle seen near Todd Lane and 10th Street on March 3, 2026, as part of a homicide investigation in LaSalle.
Ottawa ANCHOR Program Expands East to More Neighborhoods
The City of Ottawa announces the ANCHOR program's expansion east of the Rideau Canal into ByWard Market, Lowertown, Vanier, and Overbrook in 2026, enhancing community support services.
U.S. Military Not Ready for Strait of Hormuz Tanker Escorts
Energy Secretary Chris Wright states U.S. military assets are focused on Iran, delaying tanker escorts as oil prices surge past $100 after attacks near Iraq.
Saskatoon Garage Fire Causes Power Pole to Fall
A garage fire in Saskatoon led to a power pole falling, causing disruptions. Authorities are investigating the incident, which highlights urban safety concerns.
New Polygraph Tests in RCMP Probe for Missing Nova Scotia Kids
The RCMP has initiated another round of polygraph examinations as part of the intensive investigation into the disappearance of Jack and Lilly Sullivan from rural Nova Scotia.
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Israeli Military Drops Charges Against Soldiers in Assault Case
The Israeli military has dropped charges against soldiers accused of sexually assaulting a Palestinian detainee, following an investigation that concluded there was insufficient evidence.
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