Dog Shot After Officer Attacked in Barrie Impaired Driving Arrest
A Barrie police officer was attacked by a dog while arresting an impaired driver, leading to the animal being shot. No human injuries were reported in the incident.
Category : Politics
NDAs in Sexual Misconduct Cases Face Growing Scrutiny
A rising debate in Canada challenges non-disclosure agreements that silence victims of alleged sexual harassment, with jurisdictions considering bans and survivors refusing to sign.
Ottawa Officer Reunited with Stolen Watch After 7 Years
A Canadian lieutenant colonel in Ottawa has been reunited with his cherished Omega wristwatch, which was stolen nearly seven years ago, in a remarkable story of persistence and recovery.
Hamilton Townhouse Fire: No Injuries Reported
A fire at a townhouse complex in Hamilton was extinguished with no reported injuries. The Hamilton Fire Department responded quickly, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing.
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Arrest After Suspicious Fire in Tiny Township, Dog Dead
A structure fire on Macedonia Circle in Tiny Township, Ontario, has led to one arrest, a deceased dog, and an injured resident. Emergency crews responded to the incident on March 8, 2026.
N.D.G. Councillor Slams Sherbrooke Street Paid Parking Plan
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce councillor Peter McQueen opposes a proposal to install parking meters on Sherbrooke Street, warning it could harm local businesses and lacks justification.
John Oliver Slams Trump's USAID Cuts as 'Man-Made Disaster'
John Oliver's 'Last Week Tonight' detailed how the Trump administration gutted USAID, shifting its focus and causing 'vast damage' with cuts that 'have cost lives,' while criticizing Republican officials.
Vancouver Homeowners Face Uncertainty Over Land Title
A recent agreement between the federal government and the Musqueam Indian Band has raised concerns among Vancouver-area homeowners about property rights and Aboriginal title.
Chief Terry Paul: Indigenous Leader Guides Canada's Major Projects
Membertou Chief Terry Paul transformed his community from deficit to prosperity and now advises Ottawa on bridging Indigenous rights with national infrastructure development through the Major Projects Office advisory council.
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Conservatives Target Asylum System 'Abuse' in Canada
Conservative MP Michelle Rempel Garner calls for stricter measures against bogus asylum claims and limiting benefits for rejected applicants, despite reduced overall immigration levels.
Erosion of Canadian Nationalism: A Personal Reflection
A personal essay explores how Canadian nationalism has declined over the past decade, critiquing elite-driven inclusivity and its impact on national identity and societal cohesion.
U.S. Allegedly Struck Iranian School, Killing 165
An investigation indicates a U.S. strike hit a girls' elementary school in Minab, Iran, resulting in 165 fatalities, amid escalating Middle East tensions.
Inquest into 2022 Regina Inmate Death Begins
A public inquest has commenced into the 2022 death of an inmate at the Regina Provincial Correctional Centre, aiming to examine the circumstances and prevent future tragedies.
Israel Accused of Using White Phosphorus in Lebanon by HRW
Human Rights Watch alleges Israeli forces deployed white phosphorus munitions in a southern Lebanese town, raising serious humanitarian and legal concerns amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Iran Names Leader's Son as Successor, Oil Prices Soar
Mojtaba Khamenei, son of Iran's former supreme leader, has been named as the country's next ruler. The Middle East conflict continues to impact global oil markets, sending prices upward.
Trump on Language at Americas Summit: 'Not Learning Your Damn Language'
Former President Donald Trump made remarks about language and interpreters during his inaugural Shield of the Americas summit in Miami, highlighting his reliance on translation while joking with Latin American leaders.
Defence Case Begins in Frank Stronach Sexual Assault Trial
The defence team for Frank Stronach is set to start presenting its case in the high-profile sexual assault trial in Toronto, following initial proceedings.
Treasury Board Not Tracking Job Cuts' Equity Impact
The Treasury Board is not tracking how public service job cuts affect equity groups, raising concerns about transparency and fairness in government workforce reductions.
Ontario Delays Release of Secret Booze Price Hike Plans
The Doug Ford government is extending secrecy over alcohol pricing reforms, delaying FOI requests until late 2026 amid industry backlash and accusations of avoiding accountability.
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Retired Public Servants Hit by Phoenix Pay System Issues
Retired public servants are experiencing severe delays in severance payments due to the Phoenix pay system, with many losing thousands in retirement income as the government prepares for mass departures.
Four Strategies to Boost Public Service Innovation
Expert advice on overcoming risk aversion in government agencies through problem definition, stakeholder engagement, incremental approaches, and peer support to drive meaningful change.
Trump Backlash Over Oil Prices After Iran Strikes
President Trump's claims that oil price spikes are temporary draw criticism as gas prices soar following military actions in Iran, with social media users highlighting contradictions in his statements.
Jake Tapper Defends War Coverage Against Trump Critics
CNN anchor Jake Tapper delivers a forceful response to Trump White House criticism of network reporting on Iran conflict, defending media's duty to cover war casualties.
Hegseth's Iran Remarks Called 'Grotesque' and 'Sickening'
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces intense backlash for comments on Iran conflict, with critics condemning his rhetoric as inflammatory and indiscriminate.
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Land Rights Debate Ignites Over Indigenous Claims in Canada
A heated debate over land ownership and Indigenous rights in British Columbia has sparked public outcry, with letters to the editor highlighting fears and criticisms of government policies.
Trump: Iran War End a Mutual Decision with Netanyahu
U.S. President Donald Trump stated that ending the war with Iran will be a mutual decision made in consultation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, emphasizing ongoing discussions.
IRCC Cuts Download Asylum Housing Costs to Cities
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada is offloading asylum housing expenses to municipalities, including Ottawa, potentially costing millions annually and cutting preventive healthcare for seekers.
Mojtaba Khamenei Named Successor to Iran's Supreme Leader
Iran announces Mojtaba Khamenei as the new supreme leader, continuing the regime's lineage amid regional conflict and international scrutiny.
One Hospitalized After Peterborough Shooting
A shooting in Peterborough has left one person hospitalized with injuries, as local authorities launch a detailed investigation into the incident that occurred on March 8, 2026.
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Government Proposes Parliamentary Debate on Iran War
The Federal Liberal government has initiated a proposal for a formal debate in the House of Commons regarding the ongoing conflict in Iran, as announced by the House Leader. This move comes amid escalating tensions and international concerns over the war'
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