Man Injured in Early Morning Mississauga Shooting
A man was injured in a shooting near Derry Road and Hurontario Street in Mississauga early Friday morning, with police investigating the incident.
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Police Probe Injured Man Found Unconscious Near Montreal Airport
Montreal police are investigating after a man was discovered unconscious with injuries near the Montreal airport. Authorities are working to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Iran President Apologizes as Military Acts Independently in Regional War
Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian apologized for attacks on Gulf Arab states while missiles flew, revealing leadership struggles. The conflict spreads, disrupting global markets and air travel.
Pope Names Veteran Diplomat as U.S. Ambassador for Trump Ties
Pope Leo XIV has appointed a seasoned Vatican diplomat as the new ambassador to the United States, tasked with navigating relations with the Trump administration amid global tensions.
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Trump Warns of Severe Retaliation Against Iran
U.S. President Donald Trump announced that Iran would be 'hit very hard' and is considering widening targeted areas and groups, citing Iran's behavior and recent apologies.
Trump Joins Families for Fallen Soldiers' Return
Former President Donald Trump will join grieving families as the remains of four U.S. soldiers killed in the Middle East conflict are returned. The ceremony honors Sgt. Declan Coady, Sgt. 1st Class Nicole Amor, Capt. Cody Khork, and Sgt. 1st Class Noah Ti
Toronto Synagogues Targeted in Gunfire Attacks
Two more Toronto synagogues were damaged by gunfire early Saturday, following a similar attack earlier in the week. Police are investigating as Jewish security networks warn of increased threats.
Court Blocks Bid to End Haitian TPS Protections
A divided appeals court has refused to let the Trump administration revoke legal protections for over 350,000 Haitians, citing risks of violence and lack of medical care in Haiti.
Alberta's MAID Announcement: Protection or Politics?
Alberta's recent announcement to regulate medical assistance in dying raises questions about who is truly being protected, as the proposed restrictions mirror existing federal law while ignoring systemic healthcare shortcomings.
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Carney's Iran Policy: Ambiguity and Shifting Stances Analyzed
Prime Minister Mark Carney's evolving position on U.S.-Israeli airstrikes against Iran reveals diplomatic contradictions, from initial support to qualified regret, highlighting Canada's complex foreign policy approach.
B.C. Woman Seeks Court Ruling on Paternity After Disinheritance
A British Columbia woman is petitioning the court to determine if she was the biological child of a deceased man who disavowed and disinherited her, raising complex legal questions about inheritance and familial recognition.
Trump Turns Attention to Western Hemisphere at Regional Summit
President Donald Trump aims to pivot U.S. foreign policy toward the Western Hemisphere during a regional summit, balancing domestic priorities like college sports reforms with international engagement.
Russian Missile Kills 8 in Kharkiv Apartment Attack
A Russian missile attack on an apartment building in Kharkiv, Ukraine, has resulted in at least eight fatalities, with emergency responders battling fires amid the devastation.
How Iran War Could Affect Canadians: Costs, Security, and More
The escalating conflict in Iran poses significant risks for Canadians, potentially driving up grocery prices, disrupting travel, and increasing security threats. Experts analyze the multifaceted impacts.
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Swedish Authorities Probe Stateless Cargo Ship in Baltic
Swedish authorities are investigating a cargo ship, the Caffa, sailing in the Baltic Sea under suspicion of being stateless. The incident highlights maritime security concerns in the region.
Quebec Leaders Consider Charter Override After Daycare Ruling
Quebec's political parties signal openness to using the notwithstanding clause after Supreme Court strikes down policy barring asylum seekers from subsidized daycare system, citing discrimination against women.
Iran's President Apologizes as Strikes Pound Neighbor Cities
Iran's president has apologized for military strikes on neighboring countries, while missiles and drones continue to target cities, escalating tensions in the Middle East conflict.
Milei's Labor Reforms Extend Workday, Reduce Worker Protections
Argentine President Javier Milei has enacted sweeping labor reforms, extending maximum workdays to 12 hours, reducing severance pay, and limiting strikes to modernize the struggling economy amid union opposition.
Politicians Embrace 'Epstein Class' Term to Criticize Elite
As Jeffrey Epstein files emerge, politicians like Jon Ossoff and Ro Khanna use 'Epstein class' to describe wealthy individuals they say are protected by justice system while victims are silenced, sparking broader class discussion.
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Why Permanent Daylight Saving Time Still Isn't a Reality
Despite bipartisan support and public momentum to end biannual clock changes, legislative hurdles and conflicting interests keep permanent daylight saving time from becoming law. Experts explain the complexities.
Experts Decode Hillary Clinton's Body Language in Deposition (07.03.2026)
Body language experts analyze Hillary Clinton's nonverbal communication during her deposition, revealing controlled composure, micro-expressions, and moments of exasperation.
Parolee's Harrowing Journey from Prison to ICE Detention
Gustavo Guevara Alarcon, paroled after 20 years, faced ICE detention with worse conditions than prison, highlighting systemic issues in immigration facilities under Trump's policies.
Calgary's Community Gathering Places Celebrated by Think-Tank Leader
Linda Southern-Heathcott reflects on how Calgary's diverse gathering spots strengthen community bonds as the city approaches two million residents, emphasizing people, experiences, and shared spaces.
Bonjour-Hi Debate: Language Policing in Quebec Sparks Division
The Office québécois de la langue française launches a covert operation to monitor greetings in private businesses, costing taxpayers $350,000. Critics argue it fuels scapegoating and wastes resources while failing to address real language protection issu
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Congress Avoids Iran War Vote, Empowers Presidential War Powers
Lawmakers warn that by ducking a vote on authorizing war against Iran, Congress is surrendering its constitutional role, setting a dangerous precedent for unilateral presidential military actions.
UCP Criticized for Ignoring Science on Time Change
Alberta's UCP government faces backlash for potentially disregarding scientific evidence on permanent time change, with letters highlighting health concerns and political hypocrisy.
Sarnia Police Seize Thousands in Drugs and Weapons in Raid
Sarnia police executed two warrants on March 5, 2026, confiscating significant quantities of drugs, drug trafficking materials, and weapons. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat illegal activities in the region.
Globe and Mail's Alberta Fund Editorial Sparks Separatism Debate
Columnist Colby Cosh analyzes a Globe and Mail editorial advocating for Alberta to create a Norwegian-style sovereign wealth fund, questioning whether such a position inadvertently supports separatist arguments by treating the province as a distinct natio
Inside the Crown's Case Against Frank Stronach at Toronto Rape Trial
Seven women from 1980s Toronto have testified against billionaire Frank Stronach in a high-stakes sexual assault trial. The Crown's case is complete as the defense prepares to present evidence.
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B.C. Tribunal Fines Trustee $750K Over Gender Views
Former Chilliwack school trustee Barry Neufeld ordered to pay $750,000 by B.C. Human Rights Tribunal for criticizing gender-identity ideology in schools, raising concerns about freedom of expression and belief in Canada.
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