Innisfil Man Identified After Death Following Police Taser
Loved ones have identified Edward Essue as the Innisfil man who died after police used a taser during a traffic stop in Barrie, Ontario, on March 6, 2026.
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Kitchener Man Posed as Immigration Lawyer, Wanted for Fraud
Waterloo Regional Police are seeking a 34-year-old Kitchener man accused of impersonating an immigration lawyer in a fraud investigation. Harsharan Ahluwalia faces multiple charges.
Toronto Police Officer Faces Sexual Assault Charges
A Toronto police officer is facing several serious charges, including sexual assault, following an investigation. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of law enforcement conduct in the city.
Edmonton Reviews Road-Widening Limits in Neighborhoods
Edmonton City Council is set to examine potential restrictions on road-widening projects in residential areas, aiming to balance infrastructure needs with community concerns.
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Saskatchewan Weighs More Private Surgeries to Cut Patient Wait Times
Saskatchewan's health minister says the province is open to using more private contractors to improve surgical wait times, despite opposition criticism questioning the effectiveness of privatization.
Westmount Wall Collapse Injures Man, Damages Car
A partial wall collapse in Westmount sent bricks crashing onto a car, causing minor injuries to a man. Paramedics responded to the scene as the damaged vehicle was towed away.
Markham Hit-and-Run: Teen Pedestrian Injured, Police Seek Witnesses
York Regional Police are appealing for witnesses after a 19-year-old pedestrian was struck and carried 50 metres on a vehicle's hood in Markham, leaving her in critical condition. Authorities have released video of the suspect's Honda Civic and warn again
Ex-CBC Host Testifies on Toxic Culture, Liberal Silence
Travis Dhanraj, former CBC journalist, testified before a House committee, accusing the broadcaster of intimidation, partisan bias, and a blacklist of guests. Liberal MPs reportedly ignored his allegations.
Hegseth's 'American' Language Remark Sparks Criticism
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced online backlash after stating he only speaks 'American' at a summit with Latin American leaders, echoing President Trump's language views.
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Alberta Lawyers Protest Notwithstanding Clause and Judge Appointments
Lawyers gathered at the Alberta legislature on March 10, 2026, to protest the province's use of the notwithstanding clause and concerns over judicial appointments, highlighting tensions in the justice system.
Alberta Budget: Expert Talks Sales Tax and Long-Term Financial Trajectory
Economics professor Trevor Tombe discusses Alberta's strong financial position while urging consideration of long-term strategies, including potential sales tax, to ensure sustainable growth.
Ayr's Downtown Struggles with Fire and Flood Fallout
The community of Ayr, Ontario, is grappling with the compounded impacts of a recent fire and subsequent flooding, overwhelming local resources and resilience.
Quebec Court to Rule on Sperm Donation Injunction
A Montreal judge will decide Friday on an injunction request to ban two Quebec men from donating sperm, following final arguments presented earlier this week.
Calgary Council Approves Six Budget Priorities Amid Criticism
Calgary City Council has approved six strategic focus areas for the 2027-30 budget cycle, but critics argue the process gives administration too much latitude and could lead to significant property tax increases.
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Ottawa Seeks Clarity on Asylum Housing Funding Cuts
Ottawa officials are seeking more information from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada about potential funding cuts to asylum seeker housing programs that could shift costs to municipalities.
TSA Officers Face Paycheck Crisis, Threatening Airport Delays
As the government shutdown continues, TSA officers are set to miss paychecks, leading to potential resignations and longer security lines at airports across the U.S.
Canada's Counter-Terrorism Paralysis Amid Rising Threats
An editorial critiques Canada's government for inaction on terrorism, citing recent attacks in Toronto and threats from Iran, urging stronger security measures.
Edmonton Man Granted Bail in Wedding Cartel Extradition Case
An Edmonton man has been granted bail while facing extradition warrants linked to the international drug trafficking network allegedly led by former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding.
Calgary Water Use Below Threshold on First Day of Restrictions
Calgarians successfully reduced water consumption below the critical threshold on the first day of new restrictions, as repair work on a major water main continues into its second day.
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County Council Tackles Recycling and Intersection Safety
Simcoe County Council discussed challenges with recycling programs and plans to improve safety at illuminated intersections during a recent meeting.
Trump's Iran War Claims Mired in Misinformation
President Donald Trump's statements on the Iran war, including false claims about Tomahawk missiles and war progress, are criticized for spreading misinformation and damaging U.S. alliances, with experts highlighting a stark contrast to past presidential
Toronto U.S. Consulate Shooting: RCMP Hunts Suspects
Police in Toronto are searching for two assailants who opened fire at the U.S. consulate in an early-morning attack. No injuries were reported, but officials call it a national security incident amid heightened tensions.
Indigenous Youth Attend RCMP Leadership Workshop in Regina
A group of Indigenous youth participated in an RCMP-led leadership workshop in Regina, focusing on skill-building and positive community engagement to strengthen relationships.
Crown Corporations' Lavish Board Meal Expenses Exposed
Documents reveal crown corporations spent tens of thousands on fancy board meeting meals while average families struggle. The Canadian Taxpayers Federation demands accountability.
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Canada Will Never Join Iran Offensive, Carney Says
Prime Minister Carney firmly states Canada will not participate in any offensive military operations against Iran, amid escalating U.S.-Iran tensions and regional conflict.
Vancouver Councillor Sues Mayor for Defamation
Vancouver Councillor Sean Orr has initiated a defamation lawsuit against Mayor Ken Sim, alleging false accusations of drug distribution. The mayor apologized after the comments surfaced in English-language media.
Toronto Mayor Wants City to Run Garbage Bins, Pay Snow Shovellers
Mayor Olivia Chow pushes for Toronto to reclaim control of garbage bins from a private contract and introduce a paid snow shovelling program, addressing urban maintenance issues.
Trump's Election Demands Stymie Senate Republicans
President Trump's push to nationalize elections and restrict mail-in voting has sparked a political crisis for Senate Republicans, who lack the votes to pass the SAVE Act amid filibuster hurdles and Democratic opposition.
Replica Handgun Seized in Sudbury After Threats
Greater Sudbury Police have confiscated a replica firearm after investigating threats in the community, highlighting ongoing public safety concerns.
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Toronto Police Review OPP Report on Zameer Trial Testimonies
Toronto Police Service is examining an OPP investigation report regarding officer testimonies during the Umar Zameer trial, following a not guilty verdict in 2024.
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