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.
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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.
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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.'
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.
Windsor Police Probe Downtown Kidnapping and Assault
Windsor Police Service is investigating a serious incident where a woman was kidnapped downtown, drugged, and sexually assaulted. Authorities are urging public vigilance.
Iran's Leader Urges Strait of Hormuz Closure as Leverage
Iran's supreme leader suggests the strategic Strait of Hormuz could be closed for leverage in regional conflicts, amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East.
PM Carney's 10-Day European Trip Includes Arctic Stop
Prime Minister Mark Carney departs for a 10-day European journey, marking his 16th international trip since taking office. The itinerary includes a defense announcement in Yellowknife and NATO exercises in Norway.
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Man Found Dead at Business Near Laurier Metro in Montreal
A man was discovered deceased at a commercial establishment close to the Laurier metro station in Montreal. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Iranian Canadians, Jews Condemn Al-Quds Day Protests in Canada
Iranian Canadians join Jewish groups in condemning Iran-backed Al-Quds Day protests across Canada, citing trauma and antisemitism. Events are planned in Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, and Vancouver.
Ottawa Police Charge Man in Child Luring Case
An Alfred, Ontario man faces charges after Ottawa police investigated child luring allegations from 2024, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat online exploitation.
Iran's Leader: Use Strait of Hormuz Closure as Leverage
Iran's supreme leader suggests leveraging the strategic Strait of Hormuz closure in the ongoing Middle East conflict, as U.S. and Iranian naval forces engage in escalating tensions.
Iran Leader Urges Strait of Hormuz Closure as Gulf War Intensifies
Iran's Supreme Leader calls for leveraging the Strait of Hormuz closure, as attacks on Gulf neighbors and oil infrastructure drive crude prices above $100 a barrel, displacing millions.
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U.S. Military Not Ready to Escort Tankers in Hormuz Strait
The U.S. military lacks readiness to escort commercial tankers through the critical Strait of Hormuz, according to the energy secretary, amid escalating tensions with Iran.
Poilievre's U.S. Tour Advocates for Canadian Auto and Energy
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre embarks on a weeklong U.S. tour, starting in Detroit and including a Windsor stop, to promote tariff-free trade and Canadian resources.
Ukraine Awaits U.S. Approval for Drone Production Deal
President Zelenskyy announces Ukraine is awaiting White House sign-off on a deal to produce U.S. drones domestically, as an instructor demonstrates anti-air interceptor drones in Kyiv region.
Shooting Victim Waited as Officer Took First Ambulance
A Connecticut state investigation reveals that Dyshan Best, shot by police, waited 10 extra minutes for an ambulance after an officer experiencing anxiety took the first one. The report found the shooting justified but raises questions about the medical r
Second Gunshot Victim Arrives at Montreal Hospital
An 18-year-old man with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound arrived at a Montreal hospital, marking the second such incident in a week. Police are investigating both cases.
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Mississauga Home Hit by Two Arson Attacks; Toronto Triple Stabbing
Peel Regional Police investigate two intentional fires at an unoccupied Mississauga home in January and March. Separately, Toronto Police arrest a suspect after a triple stabbing in North York.
Suspect Sought in Two Arsons at Mississauga Home: Police
Peel Regional Police are investigating two deliberate arson attacks at the same Mississauga residence, releasing images of a suspect vehicle and urging public assistance.
Premier Smith's Political Resurrection Defies Expectations
Premier Danielle Smith's remarkable political comeback in Alberta has positioned her as one of Canada's most powerful leaders, with recent polls showing sustained high approval ratings despite numerous challenges facing her government.
1984 Saskatoon Protest Against Cruise Missile Tests in Cold
In March 1984, approximately 250 demonstrators gathered in freezing conditions at Saskatoon City Hall to protest recent cruise missile tests, highlighting Canada's role in the nuclear arms race.
Reduced Murder Sentence Linked to Race Assessment in BC Case
A British Columbia man convicted of stabbing his girlfriend 15 times received a reduced parole eligibility period after a court considered his racial background through an Impact of Race and Culture Assessment.
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A Progressive's Journey Through Bari Weiss's Influence
A lifelong progressive recounts her unexpected political awakening through Bari Weiss's podcast, exploring the allure of conservative rhetoric and her eventual return to activism.
Oil Prices Surge Past $100 After Iran Attacks Ships
Crude oil prices have climbed above $100 per barrel following Iranian strikes on commercial vessels in the Persian Gulf. The ongoing conflict enters its 13th day with heightened security concerns.
Trump's Negative Approval Ratings Hit One-Year Milestone
CNN analyst Harry Enten reveals Donald Trump has maintained a negative net approval rating for an entire year, with independent voters showing particularly poor sentiment.
Poll Confirms UCP Front-Runner, Recall Petitions Fail in Alberta
A new Abacus Data poll shows the UCP leading the NDP 49% to 36% across Alberta, while recall petitions against Premier Danielle Smith and other UCP MLAs have all failed to gather sufficient signatures.
Edmonton Police Criticized for Influencing Sentencing
A Court of King's Bench justice strongly criticized the Edmonton Police Service for threatening to release case details if dissatisfied with a manslaughter sentence, calling it potentially obstructive to justice.
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Ford Suggests Sleeper Cells in Canada, RCMP Has No Evidence
Ontario Premier Doug Ford claimed sleeper cells may exist in Canada, though he stressed it was his personal opinion without police intelligence backing. The RCMP stated they have no specific information on such cells.
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