Military Police Probe F-35 Fighter Jet Document Leak
Canadian military police have launched an investigation into the leak of a confidential 2021 document comparing F-35 and Gripen fighter jets, amid ongoing procurement deliberations.
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Liberals Hit 49% Support, Biggest Lead in 10 Years
A new Leger poll reveals the Liberal Party under Prime Minister Mark Carney has reached 49% voter support, its highest level since 2016, with 59% of Canadians satisfied with the government's performance.
Political Tensions Over Refugee Reforms and Immigration
A recent editorial sparks debate as Conservative bill to cut asylum-seeker benefits fails, costing taxpayers billions. Letters criticize Liberal MPs and immigration policies.
OPP Charges Driver with Impaired Driving, Drug Offenses on Hwy 17
Ontario Provincial Police have laid impaired driving and drug-related charges after a traffic stop on Highway 17 in Northern Ontario, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against dangerous driving behaviors.
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Texas Primary Voting Chaos: Voters Turned Away
Hundreds of Texas voters faced confusion and long lines during primaries due to new precinct-specific polling rules, sparking partisan blame and legal battles over ballot validity.
Ontario Sex Offender Registry Ruled Unconstitutional (05.03.2026)
An Ontario court has ruled the provincial sex offender registry unconstitutional, citing Charter violations. The decision follows a challenge arguing the law is overbroad and disproportionately infringes on liberty rights.
Kurdish Groups in Iraq Prepare for Potential Iran Operation
Kurdish Iranian dissident groups based in northern Iraq are preparing for a potential cross-border military operation into Iran, with U.S. officials reportedly contacting them. The move could significantly challenge Tehran and risk pulling Iraq deeper int
Congressman Trolls Homeland Security Secretary with Blanket Gift
During a House Judiciary Committee hearing, Rep. Jared Moskowitz presented Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem with a new Coast Guard blanket, referencing a controversial incident involving her adviser and a pilot.
Carney: Canada May Join Military Action Against Iran
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will defend allies against Iran and cannot categorically rule out military participation as conflict expands in the Middle East.
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ICE Custody Death Fuels Criticism of Detention Conditions
The death of Alberto Gutierrez Reyes in ICE custody has intensified scrutiny over medical care and treatment in immigration detention facilities, with family and officials demanding accountability.
Iran Launches Missiles at Israel, Escalating Middle East War
Iran has initiated a significant missile attack against Israel, marking a major escalation in the ongoing Middle East conflict. The assault has prompted international responses and heightened fears of a broader regional war.
Friends Testify in Regina Whitehawk Shooting Trial
The trial for the Whitehawk shooting continues in Regina with friends of victim Keenan Toto providing crucial testimony about the early morning events.
Carney: Canada Backs Allies 'When It Makes Sense' on Iran
Prime Minister Carney states Canada will stand by allies 'when it makes sense,' refusing to rule out involvement in Iran conflict while emphasizing diplomatic caution.
Canada May Join Middle East War, PM Carney Does Not Rule Out
Prime Minister Carney states Canada cannot categorically rule out military participation in the escalating Middle East conflict, as NATO ally Turkey is targeted and U.S. expands campaign against Iran.
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Senate Republicans Vote Down Bill to Stop Iran War
In a significant move, Senate Republicans have rejected legislation aimed at halting U.S. military action in Iran, marking Congress's first formal vote on the escalating conflict.
North Korea Making Progress in Naval Nuclear Armament
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw naval tests including missile launches, stating the country is making satisfactory progress in arming its navy with nuclear weapons following a major Party Congress.
London City Hall Redacts Councillor's Letter: Why?
A letter from a London councillor to colleagues was heavily redacted by City Hall. CTV London's Daryl Newcombe investigates the reasons behind this censorship and its implications for transparency.
Carney: Canada, Australia Hold 'Rare Convening Power'
Prime Minister Carney emphasizes the unique diplomatic influence of Canada and Australia, highlighting new agreements on critical minerals, clean energy, and defense during a parliamentary address.
Steve Daines Drops Reelection Bid, Political Upheaval in Montana
Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont.) unexpectedly withdraws from reelection, with Kurt Alme filing to replace him and Seth Bodnar launching an independent campaign, shaking up the Senate race.
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Trial: Assassination Plot Targeted Trump, Biden, Haley
A man is on trial for an alleged assassination plot, with court proceedings revealing that potential targets included former President Donald Trump, President Joe Biden, and former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley.
Vancouver Businesses Welcome World Cup Pedestrian Zone
Local bars and shops on Granville Street are optimistic about the pedestrian-only zone planned for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, anticipating increased foot traffic and economic benefits.
Winnipeg Committee Backs Lower Residential Speed Limits
A Winnipeg committee has voted in favor of lowering speed limits on residential streets to enhance pedestrian safety and reduce traffic accidents in local neighborhoods.
Northern Ontario Man Charged After Crash, Police Confrontation
A 62-year-old man from Elliot Lake has been charged with impaired operation and other offences following a pickup truck crash on Highway 108, leading to a police confrontation in the early hours of March 4, 2026.
B.C. Cracks Down on Weapons in Supportive Housing
British Columbia introduces new legislation to enhance safety by prohibiting weapons and addressing violence in supportive housing facilities, aiming to protect vulnerable residents.
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Canada Plans Evacuation Options for Citizens in Middle East War Zone
Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly Anand confirms the Canadian government is actively pursuing multiple avenues to safely extract citizens from escalating Middle East hostilities, amid broader NATO discussions on Arctic security.
Final Two Soldiers Identified in Kuwait Drone Attack
The Pentagon has released the names of the last two U.S. soldiers killed in a drone strike in Kuwait, bringing the total to six casualties from the attack that occurred amid escalating Middle East tensions.
Vancouver Chinese Community Says Mayor's Apology Not Enough
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim's apology to the Chinese community has been met with criticism, with community leaders demanding more concrete actions and accountability.
NDP Says Government Blocked Bill to Lower Power, Insurance Costs
The Saskatchewan NDP claims the government obstructed a bill aimed at halting rate hikes for SaskPower and SGI, sparking political debate over affordability and consumer protection in the province.
Regina Adds Parking Vouchers at City Hall for Payment Issues
Regina city council will introduce parking vouchers at City Hall in response to public complaints about the reliance on app-only payments, aiming to improve accessibility and convenience for downtown visitors.
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Carney Weighs Canada Joining U.S. Military Action Against Iran
Prime Minister Carney has not ruled out Canada participating in U.S. military operations against Iran as the Middle East conflict intensifies, with NATO ally Turkey now targeted.
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