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Manitoba RCMP Cleared in High-Speed Crash Following Mass Stabbing Incident

Manitoba RCMP Cleared in Crash After Mass Stabbing

The Manitoba RCMP has been cleared of wrongdoing by the police watchdog following a high-speed crash that occurred during the response to a mass stabbing in Hollow Water First Nation in September 2025.

TSA Imposes Strict Sick Note Rule During Shutdown, Unions Cry Foul

TSA Sick Note Rule During Shutdown Sparks Union Outcry

The Transportation Security Administration is requiring doctors' notes for single-day absences during the partial government shutdown, a policy unions say pressures unpaid workers. Absences are rising as financial strain mounts.

Trump Criticized for Embracing GOP 'Warmongers' on Iran Conflict Strategy

Trump Roasted for Following GOP 'Warmongers' on Iran War

Former President Donald Trump faced sharp criticism during a CNN panel for aligning with Republican hawks like Lindsey Graham on Iran, abandoning his anti-war stance and raising concerns about endless conflict costs burdening younger generations.

Guelph's Eastview Park Closed to Vehicles After Sustaining Major Damage

Guelph Park Closed to Vehicles Due to Significant Damage

Eastview Park in Guelph, Ontario, has been closed to all vehicular traffic following the discovery of substantial damage to its infrastructure. The City of Guelph released images showing the extent of the harm, though the exact cause remains under investi

Youth Manslaughter Case: Lawyer Says Plea Deal Could Have Freed Client Sooner

Youth Manslaughter Case: Plea Deal Could Have Freed Client

A Calgary-area youth convicted of manslaughter would have been released if the Crown accepted an early plea offer, his lawyer argued in court. The now 20-year-old faces death threats after testifying against the alleged shooter.

Ottawa Council Approves $200M ByWard Market Revitalization Plan with Key Amendments

Ottawa OKs $200M ByWard Market Revitalization with Amendments

Ottawa city council has approved a $200-million revitalization plan for the historic ByWard Market, incorporating amendments that address governance review and social service impacts while advancing pedestrian-friendly initiatives and infrastructure upgra

Poilievre's U.S. Trip Skips Washington, Focuses on Conservative Outreach

Poilievre's U.S. Trip Excludes Washington Stop

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is planning a visit to the United States that notably omits the capital, Washington D.C., as part of his political strategy and international engagement efforts.

Iranian Regime's Growing Threat: Canada Must Address Transnational Repression

Iranian Regime's Growing Threat to Canada

As the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran unfolds, experts warn the Islamic Republic may become more aggressive abroad. Canada faces urgent calls to address transnational repression targeting dissidents.

Saskatoon City Council Rejects Appeal to Raise Historical Iranian Flag

Saskatoon Rejects Iranian Flag Appeal

The City of Saskatoon has upheld its decision not to raise the historical Lion and Sun flag of Iran, citing a policy against flying flags of other countries. The Iranian Cultural Association argued it's a cultural symbol of freedom.

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