Police Arrest Dog Snatcher, Return Stolen Shih Tzu to Owner
A 36-year-old man faces multiple charges after Windsor police recovered a stolen Shih Tzu found hidden in a grocery bag following a brief chase on University Avenue East.
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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 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.
Rubio's Oversized Shoes from Trump Spark Mockery
Secretary of State Marco Rubio faced online ridicule after photos revealed him wearing ill-fitting shoes gifted by President Donald Trump, who reportedly guesses sizes for his staff.
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Democrats Clash Over Housing Bill's Private Equity Impact
Senate Democrats Brian Schatz and Elizabeth Warren debate a bipartisan housing bill's provision targeting hedge funds, with Schatz warning it could harm rental housing supply and Warren defending it as pro-family.
Conservation Authority Merger Plan Raises Grand River Concerns
The Ontario government's proposal to merge conservation authorities has drawn significant concern from communities along the Grand River watershed, with critics warning of potential environmental impacts.
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.
Calgary Man Charged with Sex Crimes After Dating App Meeting
A Calgary man faces sexual assault and voyeurism charges after allegedly meeting a woman on a dating app and committing crimes at his home. Police emphasize the importance of consent and encourage victims to come forward.
Halifax Urges Nova Scotia to Create Dangerous Dog Registry
Halifax officials are pushing the Nova Scotia government to establish a provincial dangerous dog registry, citing recent incidents and the need for better tracking and management of aggressive animals to protect communities.
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London Man Convicted in Fatal Speeding Crash Killing Elderly Woman
A London man has been convicted for a 'deliberate, reckless and willful act' in a speeding crash that resulted in the death of 68-year-old Joan Clubb in November 2020.
Sextortion Cases Targeting Youth Rise in Edmonton
Edmonton police report a steady increase in sextortion cases involving youth, with 983 incidents from 2018 to 2025. Authorities urge parents and kids to recognize warning signs and seek help.
Canadians Oppose MPs Switching Parties Without Consequences: Poll
A new Angus Reid Institute survey shows only 26% of Canadians support MPs crossing the floor without consequences, as NDP MP Lori Idlout's defection brings Liberals closer to majority.
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.
Cape Breton Regional Municipality Announces Spending Freeze
The Cape Breton Regional Municipality has announced an immediate spending freeze as part of a comprehensive fiscal review, affecting all non-essential expenditures across municipal departments.
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Windsor Mother Gets 3 Years in Child Drowning Case
A Windsor mother has been sentenced to three years in prison following the tragic drowning death of her five-year-old daughter, as ruled by the Ontario Court of Justice.
Liberal Majority May End Quebec's Influence on Rights
A new Liberal majority government under Mark Carney could reduce the Bloc Québécois's impact on hate speech legislation and minority rights, according to political analysis and polling data.
Toronto Police Plan Major Presence for Downtown Rally Saturday
Toronto police announce a 'significant' operational presence for a planned downtown rally this Saturday, citing public safety and traffic management concerns.
Ringing Phone Leads RCMP to Robbery Suspect
In North Battleford, Saskatchewan, RCMP used GPS tracking to locate a stolen phone, leading to the arrest of a suspect in an armed robbery case.
Waterloo Safety Event, Fences for St. Patrick's Day
Waterloo authorities have declared a Community Safety Event and installed fencing in preparation for St. Patrick's Day weekend, aiming to manage street parties and ensure public order.
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NY Man Charged in Online Luring of Ottawa Girl, More Targets Feared
A 20-year-old New York man faces serious charges for allegedly attempting to lure a 12-year-old Ottawa girl online. Police warn there may be other targets in the area and have released suspect usernames.
Suspect Sought After Multiple Overdoses in Downtown London
London Police Service is actively searching for a suspect connected to a series of overdoses in the city's downtown area. Authorities urge public vigilance.
Epstein Accountant Testifies on Wealth and Business Ties
Richard Khan, Jeffrey Epstein's longtime accountant and estate co-executor, provided a deposition to the House Oversight Committee, detailing the financier's complex wealth and business connections.
Canada's Military Shortcomings Exposed in Iran Conflict
Prime Minister Mark Carney's contradictory statements on the U.S.-Israeli conflict in Iran highlight Canada's military deficiencies, from outdated equipment to recruitment challenges.
Canadian Faces Felony Charges for Alleged Flamingo Theft in Vegas
A 33-year-old Ontario man has been ordered to remain in Las Vegas after allegedly stealing a flamingo from a hotel habitat, injuring multiple birds, and facing four felony animal abuse charges.
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Calgary Man Charged with Dating App Sexual Assault
A Calgary man faces sexual assault charges after allegedly assaulting a woman he met through a dating application, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in digital dating environments.
Mulcair: Idlout's Liberal Move Benefits Far North
Political commentator Tom Mulcair analyzes the significant implications of NDP MP Lori Idlout crossing the floor to join the Liberals, highlighting how this strategic shift brings substantial rewards and attention to Northern Canadian communities.
Saskatoon Rejects Flying Former Iranian Flag at City Hall
Saskatoon city council has voted against a proposal to fly the former Iranian flag outside city hall, citing diplomatic and community concerns. The decision highlights ongoing tensions and local governance in municipal affairs.
April 13 Byelections May Secure Liberal Majority
Victories in two of three April 13 byelections would give the Liberals a razor-thin majority of 172 seats, with recent defections tightening the parliamentary gap ahead of the next federal election.
Police Recover Car Lost to Fraudster in Barrie
Ontario Provincial Police successfully retrieved a vehicle stolen via fraudulent means in Barrie, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat auto theft and financial crimes in the region.
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Quebec Tribunal Denies Essential Status for Paramedic Intern Supervision
A Quebec administrative tribunal has ruled that supervising paramedic internships does not qualify as an essential service, impacting labor negotiations and training protocols in the province's emergency medical sector.
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