Stepfather of Missing N.S. Kids Arraigned on Assault Charges
Daniel Martell, stepfather of missing siblings Lilly and Jack Sullivan, has been arraigned on assault and confinement charges as the search for the children continues.
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Winnipeg Man Arrested for Threats Against Carney, Communities
A Winnipeg man has been arrested for allegedly making threats against Prime Minister Mark Carney and Jewish and Muslim communities, sparking concerns over public safety and hate crimes.
U.S.-Israeli Strikes on Iran: Key Details and Implications
Recent U.S.-Israeli military actions against Iran have escalated tensions, with attacks targeting Tehran and other regions. This article examines the strikes' context, international responses, and potential long-term consequences for global security.
Man Found Critically Injured Near Richmond's Brighouse Park
Richmond RCMP have established a forensics tent after a man with life-threatening injuries was discovered early Sunday morning near Brighouse Park and rushed to hospital in critical condition.
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Inmate Denied Parole for Killing Biker Informant in Prison
Alvin Starblanket, convicted of murdering former Hells Angels informant Aimé Simard in 2003, has been denied parole by the Parole Board of Canada following a violent incident against another inmate in January 2026.
Trump Admin Loses Delay Bid in Tariff Refund Fight
A federal appeals court rejected the Trump administration's request to delay tariff refund proceedings for importers, following the Supreme Court's ruling that struck down the president's signature economic policy.
Elliot Lake Mall Collapse Lawsuit: $10M Settlement Proposed
A proposed $10 million settlement agreement has been reached in the class action lawsuit over the 2012 Algo Centre Mall collapse in Elliot Lake, Ontario, which killed two women.
SIU Clears OPP Officer After Fatal Essex Crash
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has cleared an OPP officer involved in a fatal collision with a pedestrian in Essex. The incident occurred in November 2025, with no charges filed.
Ex-Mayor on Trial for Teen Rape, Kids Saw Incident
Misty Roberts, former mayor of DeRidder, faces third-degree rape charges for allegedly having sex with a 16-year-old boy. Her children testified they witnessed the act, and evidence includes DoorDash delivery of Plan B.
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France Expands Nuclear Arsenal, Extends Deterrent to Allies
French President Emmanuel Macron announces a major shift in nuclear strategy, increasing France's arsenal and allowing deployment to allied nations to strengthen European security amid global tensions.
Alberta Invests $59M in Southern Cardiac and ICU Care
Premier Danielle Smith announces a three-year, $59 million funding initiative to upgrade cardiac and intensive care services in southern Alberta, addressing healthcare needs in the region.
Ottawa Man Charged with Manslaughter in 2022 Overdose Death
An Ottawa man has been charged with manslaughter in connection with a fatal overdose that occurred in 2022, marking a significant legal development in drug-related fatalities.
Manley: Humboldt Crash Driver Paid Debt, No Deportation
Former minister John Manley argues Jaskirat Singh Sidhu, responsible for the 2018 Humboldt Broncos tragedy, has served his sentence and should not face deportation, calling for compassion over punishment.
RCMP Probe Critical Injury of Man in Richmond, B.C.
Mounties in Richmond, British Columbia, are investigating after a man was discovered with critical injuries. The incident underscores ongoing public safety concerns in the region.
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Police Arrest Suspect in Kitchener Break-In
Waterloo Regional Police have made an arrest in connection with a recent break-in incident in Kitchener, as law enforcement continues to address local crime.
Court Denies Trump Bid to Delay Tariff Refund Lawsuits
A federal appeals court has denied former President Donald Trump's attempt to postpone lawsuits seeking refunds of tariffs imposed during his administration, marking a significant legal development.
Ottawa Police Withdraw from Federal Gun Buyback Program
The Ottawa Police Service has announced it will not participate in the federal gun buyback initiative, citing resource constraints and a focus on local crime prevention efforts.
Charlottetown Man Charged with Attempted Murder After Stabbing
A man has been charged with attempted murder after a stabbing in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. The incident occurred on March 2, 2026, and is under investigation by local police.
Hospital Worker Charged with Sexual Assault, Victims Sought
Montreal police have charged Abdelaali Laaziz, 49, with sexual assault at Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital and are investigating other potential victims among vulnerable patients.
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London Police Seek Public Help in January 2026 Robbery Investigation
London police have released a photo and are asking for the public's help to identify individuals connected to a robbery at a south London business on January 25, 2026.
Bradford Man Flees Police, Ignores Stop Signs
A Bradford man is accused of evading police officers and running through two stop signs during a recent incident, according to authorities. The alleged flight occurred as officers attempted to conduct a traffic stop.
Crown: Accused Winnipeg Mass Killer Was Paranoid in Shooting
Prosecutors allege the accused in a Winnipeg mass shooting that killed five people acted out of paranoia. The case highlights mental health aspects in violent crimes.
Two Arrested After 111 kg Cocaine Seizure at Border
Border officers at the Blue Water Bridge in Sarnia, Ontario, intercepted a commercial truck carrying more than 111 kilograms of cocaine, leading to two arrests. The incident highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug smuggling.
Ottawa G1 Driver Charged Fourth Time for Driving with Suspended License
An Ottawa driver with a G1 license has been charged for the fourth time for operating a vehicle while their license was suspended, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts by local police.
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U.S. Military Strike on Iran: Trump's Shifting Rationales
The United States has initiated a major military operation against Iran, with President Trump offering multiple, often contradictory explanations for the attack, ranging from nuclear disarmament to regime change.
Four Charged in Attempted Oakville Jewelry Store Robbery
Three boys and one man face charges following an attempted robbery at a jewelry store in Oakville Place Mall, with police investigating the incident that occurred on March 2, 2026.
Metrolinx Wastes $100M on Cancelled Stations, Taxpayers Pay
Metrolinx spent nearly $100 million on planning for two train stations that will never be built, part of a pattern of cost overruns and mismanagement in Toronto transit projects.
Winnipeg Overpass Faces Budget Crisis, Report Reveals
A recent report indicates that Winnipeg's Lagimodiere overpass project lacks sufficient funds to cover unexpected construction costs, potentially delaying completion and impacting local infrastructure.
Tumbler Ridge Shooting Victim Abel Mwansa Jr. Buried in Zambia
Twelve-year-old Abel Mwansa Jr., a victim of the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, has been repatriated and laid to rest in Zambia, as his family mourns the tragic loss.
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Saskatchewan Man's Appeal Dismissed in DNA Evidence Case
A Saskatchewan man convicted of sexual interference has had his appeal dismissed by the Court of King's Bench in Regina, despite disputing DNA evidence. The ruling upholds the original conviction.
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