Erdogan Offers Truce Mediation in Pakistan-Afghan Border Clashes
Turkish President Erdogan has offered to mediate a ceasefire as violent clashes continue along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border for a sixth consecutive day, raising regional tensions.
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London Police Arrest Three for Suspected China Espionage
London police have detained three men on suspicion of spying for China, highlighting ongoing international security concerns and diplomatic tensions.
Rubio's Awkward Backpedal on Iran Attack Sparks Criticism
Secretary of State Marco Rubio faced scrutiny after attempting to walk back his comments about the U.S. attack on Iran, contradicting President Trump's messaging and drawing mockery from critics.
Calgary Shooting Victim Dropped at Hospital, Police Investigate
Calgary police report a person with serious injuries from a shooting was dropped off at Peter Lougheed Centre. The incident occurred near the Genesis Centre, with an ongoing investigation underway.
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Quebec Sovereignty Hits Historic Low in Poll
A new Léger poll reveals support for Quebec sovereignty has dropped to its lowest level since 1995, with the Parti Québécois and Liberals now tied in overall voter preference.
South Korean Woman, Doctors Guilty of Newborn Murder
A South Korean woman and two doctors have been found guilty of murdering a newborn baby delivered via C-section. The case marks a historic legal precedent in the country.
Congress Votes on Iran War as Debate Rages Over U.S. Goals
The U.S. Congress is taking its first votes on potential military action against Iran, while a fierce debate unfolds regarding America's strategic goals and the implications of escalating conflict in the region.
Iran Vows 'Complete Destruction' in Fifth Day of War
Iran escalates threats of 'complete destruction' as the Middle East conflict continues into its fifth day, with global leaders urging civilian protection and assessing military impacts.
Spain's Sánchez Says 'No to War' in Iran Despite Trump
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez publicly opposes military action in Iran, challenging former U.S. President Donald Trump's trade threats against European allies.
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Laval Police Raid Les Grecs de Chomedey Gang
Laval police executed coordinated raids targeting the Les Grecs de Chomedey gang, part of a broader crackdown on organized crime in the region. Authorities have intensified efforts to dismantle criminal networks following increased community concerns.
South Korean Doctors Jailed for Fatal Baby Delivery
A South Korean court has sentenced two doctors to prison for their role in the death of a baby delivered at 36 weeks, highlighting serious medical negligence and legal accountability in the healthcare system.
8% of Canadians Think Girls Worldwide Experience Childhood
A new survey by Plan International Canada shows just 8% of Canadians believe girls globally experience childhood, with many forced into adult roles early due to crises.
10-Year Plan Launched for Black Justice Strategy Implementation
The federal government has announced a comprehensive 10-year plan to implement the Black Justice Strategy's 114 recommendations. A recent webcast brought together community and government leaders to discuss funding, political will, and accountability.
Explosions in Tehran and Jerusalem on Fifth Day of War
Explosions were heard in Tehran and Jerusalem as the Middle East conflict entered its fifth day, with Prime Minister Carney urging protection of civilians and international tensions escalating.
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Trusted Traveler Revocations Raise Retaliation Concerns
A CBP memo instructs field offices to recommend revoking Trusted Traveler status for U.S. citizens, raising fears it could be used to punish immigration protestors, as seen in cases like Nicole Cleland's.
Waterloo Police Probe Serious Pedestrian Hit-and-Run
Waterloo Regional Police Service is investigating a serious hit-and-run incident involving a pedestrian in Waterloo. The investigation continues as authorities seek information.
Iran Claims Control of Strait of Hormuz Amid Conflict
Iran's Revolutionary Guards assert total control over the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global energy transit route, as Israel intensifies strikes on Tehran and regional tensions escalate.
Mojtaba Khamenei Contender for Iran's Leadership After Airstrike
Mojtaba Khamenei, son of Iran's late Supreme Leader, is seen as a potential successor despite no official role. His profile rises after an Israeli strike killed his father and wife, amid ongoing conflict.
Man Shot in Plateau-Mont-Royal, Police Set Up Crime Scene
A 24-year-old man was hospitalized after being found shot at a Montreal intersection. Police responded to reports of gunfire and established a perimeter as the investigation continues.
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Bill C-9: Balancing Hate Crime Laws with Civil Liberties (04.03.2026)
Canada's proposed Bill C-9 aims to combat rising hate-motivated incidents but raises concerns about potential erosion of civil liberties, freedom of expression, and democratic trust through expanded state power.
Canada Isolated as Nations Reverse Youth Gender Medical Policies
While the U.S., Australia, New Zealand, and European nations implement restrictions on puberty blockers and surgeries for minors, Canada remains one of the few countries continuing these practices without significant policy changes.
PM Carney Drops F-Word, Talks World Leaders in Sydney
Prime Minister Carney's Sydney trade speech included a profane remark and gratitude to the UAE for protecting Canadians. He also discussed Canada's middle-power role amid global tensions.
Iranian Warship Sinks Off Sri Lanka, Conflicting Casualty Reports
An Iranian warship, the IRIS Dena, has sunk off the coast of Sri Lanka. Sri Lankan authorities rescued 32 survivors, but reports conflict on missing persons and the cause of the sinking, with some sources citing a submarine attack.
Passport Fees Rising in Canada from March 31
The Canadian government announces a price hike for passport applications effective March 31, 2026, impacting travel document costs for citizens nationwide.
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Stabbing at Downtown Toronto Apartment Building
Toronto police are investigating a stabbing incident at a downtown apartment building on March 4, 2026. Authorities responded to the scene, though details on the victim's condition remain limited.
RFK Jr. Urges Liver as Cheap Meat, Dietitians Warn of Risks
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suggests Americans buy cheaper cuts like liver as beef prices soar. Dietitians caution about health risks and call the advice out of touch amid food insecurity.
Liberals Lead Among Seniors Through Chretien Nostalgia
A new poll reveals a significant age gap in Canadian politics, with Liberals dominating among voters 60+ due to nostalgia for the Chretien era, while Conservatives lead among younger demographics.
GOP Targets Texas Democrat's 'Nonbinary God' Remarks in Senate Race
James Talarico, Texas Democratic Senate nominee, faces Republican criticism over his statement that 'God is nonbinary,' igniting a debate on religion and politics ahead of the general election.
Iran War Shows Cracks in Trump's Conservative Media Backing
The escalating conflict with Iran has exposed divisions within conservative media's traditionally steadfast support for former President Donald Trump, as some voices express criticism over his handling of the crisis.
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Growth Must Not Create 'Two Cities' for Youth
Jason Ribeiro argues that inclusive growth in Calgary must prioritize youth opportunities to avoid creating a divided city where young people face higher costs and fewer pathways.
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