Suspect Died by Suicide in 2024 Fishing Lake Incident: SIRT
The Saskatchewan Serious Incident Response Team has concluded its investigation into a fatal 2024 incident on Fishing Lake First Nation, determining the suspect died by suicide.
Category : Politics
B.C. Law to Restrict Protests Near Schools and Religious Sites
New legislation in British Columbia would ban protests within 20 meters of schools and places of worship, extending existing bubble zones to protect safety and access.
Woman's Body Found in St. Lawrence River, Police Investigating
Montreal police are investigating after the body of a 36-year-old woman was discovered in the St. Lawrence River in Lachine. The cause of death remains unknown as authorities continue their investigation.
Nixon Aide Alexander Butterfield, Who Exposed Tapes, Dies at 99
Alexander Butterfield, the former White House aide whose 1973 Senate testimony revealed President Richard Nixon's secret Oval Office taping system, has passed away at 99 years old.
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Saskatchewan Minister to Hold Library Meeting After Violence Reports
Social Services Minister Terry Jenson announces a meeting at a library following concerning reports of violence, as the province addresses public safety and community concerns.
Police Seek Suspects in North Bay Bank Break-In
North Bay police release surveillance images after a break-and-enter attempt at a Lakeshore Drive bank caused significant damage. The incident occurred in the early hours of March 8, 2026.
Real Estate Brothers Convicted in Sex Trafficking Case
Three brothers, including prominent luxury real estate brokers, were found guilty of sex trafficking charges after a five-week trial where multiple women testified about being drugged and assaulted.
Calgary Residents Debate Population Growth and Infrastructure
Calgary residents share diverse perspectives on managing population growth, emphasizing infrastructure investment, urban planning, and preserving community values as the city approaches two million people.
Defence Challenges Evidence in Abbotsford Murder Case
Defence lawyers for three men accused of murdering an Abbotsford couple argue lack of direct evidence placing them at the crime scene, questioning DNA and cellphone data.
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B.C. Permanent Daylight Time Decision Sparks Debate
British Columbia's move to permanent daylight saving time faces criticism for lacking consideration of year-round standard time and potential health and safety impacts, amid accusations of political distraction.
Herzog: 'All Eyes on Canada' After Toronto Synagogue Shootings
Israeli President Isaac Herzog calls on Canada to stop antisemitic violence following gunfire at three Toronto synagogues, highlighting global Jewish security concerns.
Regina Officer Punched During Traffic Stop, Man Arrested
A Regina Police Service officer was punched during a routine traffic stop, leading to the arrest of a suspect. The incident highlights ongoing risks faced by law enforcement.
Toronto Police Seek 18-Year-Old in Kidnapping Investigation
Toronto police are searching for Ashley Crenshaw, an 18-year-old from Hamilton, who faces multiple kidnapping-related charges in an ongoing investigation.
Two Arrested After Clarence-Rockland Bank Robbery
Two men were arrested minutes after an armed bank robbery in Clarence-Rockland. Police responded to reports of a robbery in progress involving a black handgun and a fleeing vehicle.
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Lebanese Canadians Fear for Homeland Amid Escalating War
Members of Nova Scotia's Lebanese community express deep concern and anxiety as the conflict in the Middle East worsens, with many fearing for family and friends back home.
Frances Bula Running for Vancouver City Council
Longtime city hall reporter Frances Bula has officially entered the race for a seat on Vancouver's city council, bringing decades of political insight to her campaign.
Laval Mayor Urges Ottawa to Stop Taxing Stolen $7M
The mayor of Laval is calling on the federal government to intervene after the city was ordered to pay $1 million in taxes on $7 million that was stolen from municipal coffers.
Woman's Body Found in St. Lawrence River, Police Investigate
Montreal police are investigating after a woman's body was recovered from the St. Lawrence River, with details on the ongoing probe and community impact.
Trump's Ambiguous Cuba Remarks Spark 'Friendly Takeover' Speculation
Former President Donald Trump's recent comments on Cuba have stirred debate, with vague references to a potential 'friendly takeover' raising questions about U.S. foreign policy intentions.
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Suspect in Fishing Lake Chase Died by Suicide: Report
A report confirms the suspect involved in a police chase on Fishing Lake First Nation died by suicide. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about mental health and policing in Indigenous communities.
B.C. Pride Societies Demand MLA's Censure and Resignation
Multiple Pride organizations in British Columbia have formally called for the censure and resignation of MLA Tara Armstrong, citing unacceptable behavior that contradicts LGBTQ+ advocacy principles.
Edmonton Council to Evaluate Grocery Store Covenants
Edmonton's city council is set to examine restrictive covenants affecting grocery stores in a meeting next week, aiming to address potential impacts on local food access and competition.
Calgary Pellet Gun Shooting Investigated as Random Attack
A man sustained minor injuries after being shot with a pellet gun in southwest Calgary on Monday. Police describe the incident as random and are searching for the suspect.
Toronto Police Charge Three in North York Home Invasion
Toronto Police have charged three individuals, including a teen, after a violent home invasion in North York. The suspects allegedly assaulted a homeowner and stole a vehicle, with two suspects still at large.
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Trump: Iran War 'Very Complete' as Canada Stays Out, Tensions Rise
U.S. President Trump states the Iran conflict is 'very complete' but also a 'beginning,' while Canada's defense minister confirms non-participation. Global reactions and domestic issues unfold amid escalating Middle East tensions.
Trump Warns of Iran Attack, Canada Stays Out of War
Former President Trump claims Iran would have attacked the U.S. within a week if not preemptively struck, while Canada's defense minister firmly states the country will not engage in the Middle East war.
Miller: Musqueam Deal 'Nothing to Do With' Private Property
Federal Minister Marc Miller emphasizes that the recent Musqueam agreement is separate from private property concerns, addressing public questions during a media industry conference in Ottawa.
Peel Police Probe Brampton Shooting Spree Targeting Homes, Vehicles
Peel Regional Police are investigating after multiple homes and vehicles were shot at in northwest Brampton, with authorities condemning the incident as 'completely unacceptable'.
Mariachi Brothers and Family Released from ICE Custody
A family of mariachi musicians, including three brothers and their parents, has been released from ICE detention in Texas following advocacy from lawmakers and activists.
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Trump's Iran War: Economic Toll and Victory Uncertainty
The duration of Trump's Iran conflict impacts U.S. troop safety and gas prices, with experts warning of lasting economic damage and market instability despite potential de-escalation.
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