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.
Cruz: Trump Made US Safer While Terror Threat 'Higher Now'
Senator Ted Cruz praised President Trump's Iran actions as making America safer, while simultaneously warning that terrorist threats are higher than in decades, drawing criticism for contradictory statements.
Canadian Soldiers Suffer Cold Injuries in Arctic Training
More than 30 Canadian soldiers sustained cold-weather injuries during Exercise GLOBAL RESOLVE 2026 in Alaska, with temperatures plunging unexpectedly to -43°C with wind chill.
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Liberals Still Courting Opposition MPs After Fourth Floor Crosser
Government House Leader Steven MacKinnon confirms ongoing discussions with dissatisfied opposition MPs, following the recent defection of Nunavut MP Lori Idlout from the NDP to the Liberal Party.
Iran Leader Calls for Retaliation in First Public Statement
In his inaugural public declaration, Iran's new supreme leader has issued a stark call for retaliation against every death, escalating tensions amid ongoing Middle East conflict.
Fake Passports Seized, 3 Canadians Arrested at Ontario Border
The RCMP has confiscated counterfeit passports and detained three Canadian citizens at an Ontario land border crossing, highlighting ongoing security efforts to combat illegal activities.
Weyburn Police Arrest Subject of Dangerous Person Alert
The Weyburn Police Service has successfully apprehended an individual who was the subject of a dangerous person alert issued in Regina. The arrest occurred following a coordinated law enforcement effort.
Al-Quds Day Rally in Toronto Amid Shootings Sparks Debate
Toronto prepares for the Al-Quds Day rally at the U.S. consulate, despite recent shootings targeting Jewish sites and Iranian-Canadian businesses, raising public safety and antisemitism concerns.
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Inmate Jason McKay Dies at Saskatchewan Penitentiary
The Correctional Service of Canada has reported the death of inmate Jason McKay at Saskatchewan Penitentiary. Details surrounding the incident remain under investigation.
FBI Joins Search for Missing Retired Air Force General
The FBI has joined the search for retired U.S. Air Force Major General William Neil McCasland, who has been missing for nearly two weeks, intensifying efforts to locate the high-ranking military veteran.
Saint John Tops N.B. in Per-Person Municipal Spending: Study
A recent study highlights Saint John, New Brunswick, as having the highest per-person municipal spending in the province for 2024, sparking discussions on fiscal management and urban governance.
Clyburn Announces Reelection Bid, Ends Retirement Talk
Congressman James Clyburn, a veteran Democrat from South Carolina, has officially declared his intention to seek reelection, dispelling rumors of retirement after over three decades in the House.
Three Injured in North York Stabbing Incident
Three individuals sustained injuries following a stabbing at a residence in North York, Toronto, on Thursday, March 12, 2026. Authorities are investigating the incident as details emerge.
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UK Mother Jailed for Keeping Woman as 'House Slave' for 25 Years
A UK mother has been sentenced to prison for keeping a woman as a 'house slave' for 25 years, in a shocking case of modern slavery and exploitation.
Search for Missing 82-Year-Old in Waterloo Region
Waterloo Regional Police are actively searching for an 82-year-old individual reported missing in the area, urging public assistance in the ongoing investigation.
Guelph Police Seize $7K in Cocaine and Opioids in Arrest
Guelph Police have confiscated a significant quantity of cocaine and prescription opioids valued at approximately $7,000 during a targeted arrest, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in the community.
Fatal ATV Crash Under Investigation in Lovat, N.S.
Police are investigating a deadly all-terrain vehicle accident in Lovat, Nova Scotia, as authorities work to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Israeli Military Drops Charges in Palestinian Prisoner Abuse Case
The Israeli military has dropped all charges against soldiers accused of abusing a Palestinian prisoner at the Sde Teiman base, following an investigation that began in 2024.
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Vancouver Councillor Uses GoFundMe for Defamation Suit Against Mayor
Vancouver city councillor Sean Orr has initiated a GoFundMe campaign to fund a defamation lawsuit against the mayor, alleging damage to his reputation from the mayor's actions.
Niagara Chair Resigns Over Hitler Book Ownership Controversy
Bob Gale has resigned as chair of Niagara Region after revelations he owns a signed copy of Hitler's 'Mein Kampf,' sparking outrage from anti-racism groups and political fallout.
Online Child Exploitation Up 347% in Canada Since 2014
A shocking report reveals a 347% increase in online child sexual exploitation cases in Canada since 2014. Officials warn unsupervised internet use puts children at greater risk.
Alfred Man, 22, Charged with Child-Luring Offences
Ottawa police have charged a 22-year-old Alfred man with multiple child-luring offences following an investigation into incidents spanning March to December 2024. Authorities express concern that additional victims may be involved in the alleged crimes.
Ottawa Police Arrest Two, Seize Drugs in Raids
Ottawa police have arrested two men and seized significant quantities of cocaine, crack cocaine, and hydromorphone pills in raids on residences in Stittsville and Ottawa.
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Montreal Police Probe Suspicious Death in Dépanneur
Montreal police are investigating a suspicious death after a man's body was found Thursday morning in the Fleur Bleue Dépanneur on Berri Street in Plateau-Mont Royal.
Murder Charge in Moncton After Woman Found in Garbage Bin
A man has been charged with murder following the discovery of a woman's body in a garbage bin in Moncton, New Brunswick, with the incident occurring in February 2026.
Alberta Man Charged in Fatal B.C. Crash from 2025
An Alberta man faces charges of dangerous driving causing death for a fatal crash in British Columbia on February 11, 2025, as authorities continue to investigate the incident.
Iran's Leader Says Strait of Hormuz Should Stay Closed
Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, in his first public remarks as Iran's new supreme leader, stated the Strait of Hormuz should remain closed, signaling no end to the waterway's effective shutdown.
Rogan: Trump's Age Makes Him 'Scary' Leader With 'Nothing to Lose'
Podcaster Joe Rogan expressed concern that Donald Trump's advanced age could lead to risky decisions, as he 'doesn't have much to lose' with 'death imminent.'
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N.S. Premier Defends Budget Cut Reversal, Floats 'Budget Tour' Idea
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston has defended the reversal of a $53.6-million budget cut, citing public feedback and proposing a 'budget tour' to engage citizens directly on fiscal matters.
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