Teen Accused of Firing Shots at Newmarket Home Twice in Month
An 18-year-old is accused of firing shots at a residence in Newmarket, Ontario, on two separate occasions within a single month, according to York Regional Police.
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Second Suspect Arrested in Rapper's Yorkdale Murder
Montreal police have captured Bryan Emmanuel Fuentes Gramajo, a key suspect in the 2025 shooting death of rapper Lil Bentley outside Toronto's Yorkdale Shopping Centre.
Townhouse Fire in Kitchener-Cambridge Sends Two to Hospital
A significant townhouse fire in the Kitchener-Cambridge area has resulted in two individuals being transported to hospital with injuries. Emergency services responded quickly, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing.
Johnson Calls on Gonzales to Quit Race After Affair Admission
House Speaker Mike Johnson and top Republicans have called on Rep. Tony Gonzales to withdraw from his re-election campaign following his admission of an affair with a staffer, which is under House Ethics Committee investigation.
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Israeli Drones Circle Lebanon Amid Regional Tensions
The Globe and Mail's Mark MacKinnon reports from Lebanon as Israeli drones patrol the skies, highlighting the escalating conflict and its impact on the ground.
Collins Claps Back at White House Over Iran Coverage Criticism
CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins responded forcefully to White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt after a tense briefing room exchange about network coverage of Iran conflict casualties.
Police Search for Inmate Released Early in Prince Albert
Prince Albert police are actively searching for Dagan Mckenzie, an inmate who was mistakenly released before his scheduled time, prompting a public alert and investigation.
Hamilton Detectives Arrest Inmate for 2023 Murder
Hamilton police have charged Erik Kalanyos, already in custody, with first-degree murder in the 2023 shooting death of Daniel Musafiri outside a pool hall.
Mental Fitness Hearing for Ontario Man Accused of Mother's Murder
A mental fitness hearing has been scheduled for Joshua Berrezueta Wilson, an Ontario man accused of murdering his mother, as the justice system assesses his competency to stand trial.
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Saskatchewan MLAs Return: Spring Session Key Issues
As Saskatchewan MLAs resume work after a three-month break, five critical issues dominate the spring legislative session, from the 2026-27 budget to addiction intervention policies and affordability concerns.
Three Calgarians Arrested in $2.3M Fentanyl Bust
Ontario and Calgary police collaboration leads to three arrests and seizure of $2.3 million in fentanyl, equivalent to 180,000 lethal doses, in cross-province drug trafficking investigation.
Trump Fires Noem as Homeland Security Chief
President Donald Trump has removed Kristi Noem as Homeland Security secretary after a turbulent tenure, replacing her with Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin, effective March 31.
Trump Fires Noem, Taps Mullin as Homeland Security Chief
President Donald Trump announced the firing of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, with Senator Markwayne Mullin set to replace her starting March 31, 2026.
Sudbury Police Arrest Man Wanted for Driving Offenses
Greater Sudbury Police have apprehended 37-year-old Branden Lalonde on outstanding arrest warrants for several driving and related criminal offenses.
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George Ward Pool's Future in Question as Saskatoon Weighs Options
The 60-year-old George Ward Pool in Saskatoon's Holliston neighborhood is at its 'end of life' and may face closure as the city evaluates costs. Councilors seek assessment amid community concerns.
400 Military Housing Units Announced for Halifax
The Canadian federal government has unveiled plans to construct 400 residential housing units for military personnel in Halifax, addressing critical accommodation needs for armed forces members and their families in the region.
CAQ Government Accused of Ignoring French Language Commissioner
Quebec's CAQ government faces criticism for allegedly disregarding recommendations from Benoit Dubreuil, the French language commissioner it appointed, raising concerns about language policy commitment.
Trump Taps Senator Mullin as New DHS Chief
President Trump has selected U.S. Senator Markwayne Mullin to replace Kristi Noem as Secretary of Homeland Security, following her recent congressional testimony.
RCMP Investigates Stabbing Incident in Nanaimo
A man was stabbed in Nanaimo, prompting an RCMP investigation. Authorities are working to determine the circumstances surrounding the violent assault.
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26,000 Public Servants Warned of Job Risks in Canada
More than 26,000 federal public servants in Canada have been notified their positions could be eliminated, with a detailed breakdown by department highlighting the scale of potential cuts.
Saskatchewan Police Seize Over 100,000 Illicit Cigarettes
In a significant enforcement action, Saskatchewan police have confiscated more than 100,000 illicit cigarettes, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat illegal tobacco trade and related crimes in the region.
Schatz Slams Trump's Iran War Costs vs. Domestic Programs
Democratic Senator Brian Schatz criticizes the Trump administration's expensive military engagement in Iran, highlighting how billions in taxpayer dollars could fund healthcare and food assistance instead.
Canadian Tourist Faces Charges for Alleged Flamingo Torture in Vegas
A Canadian man from Ontario is accused of stealing a flamingo from a Las Vegas hotel, torturing it in his room, and injuring other birds. He faces felony animal abuse charges.
Toronto Mayoral Race: Chow vs. Bradford After Tory Exit
With former Mayor John Tory out, political analysts suggest a competitive race between current Mayor Olivia Chow and City Councillor Brad Bradford for Toronto's leadership.
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Kingston Resident Arrested After Cemetery Break-In
A Kingston resident faces charges after a break-in at the historic Cataraqui Cemetery, with police investigating the incident that occurred in early March 2026.
Halifax to Charge for Saturday On-Street Parking from 2026
Halifax will begin charging for on-street parking on Saturdays starting in 2026, marking a significant shift in municipal parking policy to manage urban congestion and generate revenue.
Calgary Teen Charged in Armed Robbery Following Police Probe
An 18-year-old individual from Calgary faces serious charges related to an armed robbery incident, as confirmed by local law enforcement authorities in a recent development.
Anti-Khalistan Influencer Murdered in LaSalle, Police Probe
Nancy Grewal, a 45-year-old social media influencer and vocal critic of the Khalistan movement, was stabbed to death in LaSalle. Police confirm it was not random, as she had previously reported threats.
Charges Laid Over Threat to Ontario Premier Doug Ford
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a person in connection with a threat made against Premier Doug Ford. The incident underscores ongoing security concerns for public officials in the province.
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Shelter-in-Place After Fatal Incident in Northwestern Ontario
A shelter-in-place order is active in a northwestern Ontario community following a deadly incident. Police have described suspects as males in dark clothing and masks, with one person confirmed dead.
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