OPP Assists LaSalle Police in Nancy Grewal Murder Probe
The Ontario Provincial Police has been called in to support LaSalle police as they investigate the murder of Nancy Grewal, marking a collaborative effort in the ongoing case.
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Witnesses Sought for Coquitlam Hit-and-Run Pedestrian Injury
Coquitlam RCMP is actively investigating a serious hit-and-run that left a pedestrian injured, urging witnesses to come forward with any information.
Police Warn of 'Suspicious Glue' in New Westminster
New Westminster police report finding suspicious glue at homes, linking it to Vancouver break-ins. Authorities urge residents to check door frames and report any unusual substances immediately.
Killer of Toronto Restaurateur Denied Early Parole Hearing
Andrew Campbell, convicted of murdering George Koutroubis in 2009, was denied a 'faint hope' parole hearing after a judge found his remorse unconvincing.
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Alberta Court Rules Against Province on Judges' Pay Raise
A Court of King's Bench decision directs Alberta to reconsider its refusal of a 17% judicial salary increase, citing lack of legitimate justification under legal dispute resolution procedures.
Project South: Bail Denied, Police Tactics Questioned
In the Project South investigation, an alleged conspirator is denied bail, an officer's source tactics face scrutiny, and new disciplinary documents are anticipated. The case involves complex legal and procedural issues.
Negroponte's Daughter Gets 35 Years for Fatal Stabbing
Sophia Negroponte, daughter of ex-U.S. intelligence director John Negroponte, receives a 35-year prison sentence for the murder of Yousuf Rasmussen after a retrial in Maryland.
White House Backlash Over Call of Duty Iran War Video
The White House sparked outrage by posting a video mixing real Iran missile strikes with Call of Duty gameplay. Critics call it disrespectful and damaging to mental health.
Trump: Cuba 'Next' After Iran, Predicts Regime Collapse
President Donald Trump declares Cuba as his next focus after Iran, predicting the communist island's imminent collapse due to U.S. energy blockade and economic pressure.
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B.C. Announces Support for Military Families Relocating
The British Columbia government has unveiled a new initiative to assist military families with relocation, focusing on housing, education, and community integration support.
Atikokan Shelter-in-Place Ends as Suspect Found Dead
Ontario Provincial Police confirm the shelter-in-place advisory for Atikokan has been rescinded following the location of two suspects in a fatal incident, with one found deceased.
Toronto Countersues Builders Over St. Lawrence Market Delays
The City of Toronto is countersuing the builders of the new St. Lawrence Market north building for $8.3 million, alleging years of delays and cost overruns. The project's budget ballooned from $91.5 million to $128 million.
U.S. Coast Guard Member Dies After Medevac Off Vancouver Island
Aviation survival technician Tyler Jaggers, based in Oregon, succumbed to critical injuries sustained during a medical evacuation from the cargo ship Mowi Arrow on February 27.
Edmonton Reintegration Centre Emphasizes Healing, Not Punishment
A new reintegration centre in Edmonton, the Otipaymsowin Reintegration Centre, opened on March 6, 2026, with advocates highlighting its focus on healing and support rather than punitive measures for individuals reintegrating into society.
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Evidence Revealed in Abbotsford Couple Murder Trial
A prosecutor outlined evidence linking three men to the 2022 murders of an elderly Abbotsford couple, including a softball bat, DNA, and Google searches about murder penalties.
B.C. RCMP Murder Probe After Iranian Activist's Disappearance
B.C. RCMP are investigating the disappearance of Iranian activist Masood Masjoody as a homicide. The vocal critic of Tehran's regime vanished in Burnaby in February, with police examining potential links to his activism.
Edmonton Man Gets 5 Years for Fatal Road Rage Stabbing
An Edmonton man has been sentenced to five years in prison after being convicted in a fatal road rage stabbing incident that occurred in the city.
Montrealers Anxious to Return Home Amid Iran War
Many Canadians remain trapped in Gulf states as war in Iran escalates, with some making harrowing journeys home. Montreal residents express anxiety over safety and travel disruptions.
B.C. Approves New Police Training Sites in Vancouver and Victoria
The province of British Columbia has authorized the establishment of new police training facilities in Vancouver and Victoria, enhancing law enforcement education and resources across the region.
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Canada's Military Capability Questioned in Iran War Talks
Prime Minister Mark Carney and military leaders discuss potential involvement in Iran conflict, but experts argue Canada lacks resources for meaningful contribution due to chronic underfunding.
Alberta Rejects Calgary Police Photo Radar Request
The UCP government refuses to reinstate photo radar on Stoney and Deerfoot Trails despite safety concerns from Calgary police, who cite increased fatalities and resource strain from manual enforcement.
Sudbury Launches Firefighter Recruitment Amid Shortage
Greater Sudbury confronts a critical volunteer firefighter shortage, with city officials and unions collaborating on recruitment efforts to address high turnover and geographic challenges.
Sudbury Events Centre Construction Picks Up Pace
Construction on Greater Sudbury's new events centre is advancing rapidly, with steel pilings being driven deep into bedrock to secure the foundation, despite challenging weather forecasts for the region.
Calgary Man Found Not Guilty in Teen Proposition Case
A Calgary man accused of propositioning a teenager at a local recreation centre has been found not guilty following a court proceeding at the Calgary Courts Centre, with the verdict delivered in March 2026.
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Edmonton Uses Property Taxes to Fill Photo Radar Funding Gap
Edmonton is using property taxes to cover traffic safety funding shortfalls after provincial restrictions on photo radar. Mayor Andrew Knack calls for renewed discussions on this controversial enforcement tactic.
Wasaga Beach Reveals First Waterfront Revamp Designs
The Town of Wasaga Beach is set to reveal the first design concepts for its ambitious waterfront revitalization project, marking a significant step in transforming the popular destination.
Court Rejects Bid to Reinstate B.C. Drug Decriminalization
A Federal Court judge has dismissed a legal challenge from drug user advocacy groups seeking to reinstate British Columbia's decriminalization pilot project, citing public safety concerns and compliance with the Charter of Rights.
Queen City Patrol Founder Guilty of Fraud, Gets Conditional Sentence
Patricia Will, co-founder of the disbanded Regina non-profit Queen City Patrol, has pleaded guilty to fraud over $5,000 and received a six-month conditional sentence plus probation for diverting donations for personal use.
Ontario Man Faces Charges After Saskatchewan Drug Seizure
An Ontario man is facing multiple charges following a traffic stop in Wynyard, Saskatchewan, where police discovered drugs and a significant amount of cash.
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Ottawa Honors Supreme Court Pioneer Rosalie Abella
Ottawa celebrates former Supreme Court Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella's legacy with a special event at City Hall, highlighting her trailblazing career and impact on justice ahead of International Women's Day.
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