Israeli Strike Kills 2 Palestinians in Gaza Amid Truce Stalemate
Health officials report two Palestinians killed in an Israeli military strike in Gaza City, marking the latest casualties as ceasefire talks remain deadlocked.
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Russia Strikes Ukraine Before Kyiv-U.S. Talks
Ukrainian officials report a significant Russian aerial attack as diplomatic discussions with the United States are set to commence, highlighting escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict.
Hong Kong Court Overturns Jimmy Lai Fraud Conviction
A Hong Kong appellate court has quashed the fraud conviction of ex-media mogul Jimmy Lai, a significant legal development in the high-profile case involving the founder of the now-defunct Apple Daily newspaper.
Israel Moves to Ban Mixed-Gender Prayer at Western Wall
Israel's parliament advances legislation to prohibit mixed-gender prayer at Jerusalem's Western Wall, a move impacting religious practices at the holy site.
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Montreal Campaign Fights Influencers Trivializing Sexual Violence
A new Montreal initiative called 'On s'ecoute' aims to challenge male social media influencers who minimize sexual violence through education and awareness campaigns.
Second Suspect Charged in Windsor Homicide
Windsor police have charged a second individual with first-degree murder in connection with a recent homicide. The investigation continues as authorities work to uncover further details surrounding the tragic incident.
New Acadian Riding Created in Nova Scotia's Chéticamp Area
Nova Scotia's Attorney General announces legislation to create a new electoral district honoring the Acadian population in the Chéticamp region, enhancing political representation.
Judge Permits Video Evidence in Prince Harry Privacy Trial
A High Court judge has ruled that a crucial witness can provide testimony by videolink in Prince Harry's lawsuit against the Daily Mail's publisher over alleged privacy invasions.
Man Arrested at Victim's Home Hour After Jail Release in Windsor
Windsor police arrested a man at his intimate partner's home just one hour after his jail release, highlighting what officers call an 'epidemic' of probation breaches in domestic violence cases.
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Toronto Police Seek Suspect in Teen's Fatal Shooting
Toronto police are investigating the fatal shooting of 15-year-old Jahkai Jack and will provide an update. A suspect is wanted for second-degree murder in the case.
Sovereignty Debate Could Derail PQ's Election Bid
PQ Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon faces a delicate balancing act as sovereignty concerns grow, with a recent byelection showing shifting voter allegiances and potential four-way race dynamics ahead of Quebec's general election.
Montreal Buses to Restore 'Go Habs Go!' After Complaint
The iconic 'Go Habs Go!' slogan will return to Montreal bus displays following a complaint to the OQLF, highlighting tensions between cultural expression and language regulations in Quebec.
Two Hospitalized After Ouellette Avenue Fire in Windsor
Emergency crews responded to a significant structure fire in the 1300 block of Ouellette Avenue, resulting in two individuals being transported to hospital for treatment.
Suspect Arrested for Kitchener Parking Garage Fire
A suspect has been arrested in connection with a major parking garage fire in Kitchener. The Kitchener Fire Department responded to the blaze, which caused significant damage and prompted road closures. Authorities are continuing their investigation into
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Ottawa Police Shut Down Two Illegal Cannabis Dispensaries
Ottawa police have closed two unlicensed cannabis shops operating in the city, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against illegal dispensaries in the capital.
Ottawa Man Charged with Human Trafficking Offences
An Ottawa man has been charged with multiple human trafficking-related offences after a police investigation. Authorities are urging the public to report any suspicious activities.
PEI Care Worker Charged with Stealing $200K from Senior
A Charlottetown care worker faces serious charges after allegedly embezzling approximately $200,000 from an elderly client, highlighting vulnerabilities in senior financial protection systems.
Cuban Troops Fire on U.S. Speedboat, Killing Four
A deadly incident in which Cuban troops opened fire on a U.S. speedboat, resulting in four fatalities and six injuries, exacerbates already strained U.S.-Cuba relations under the current administration.
Toronto Teen Sentenced for Masked Barrie Jewelry Robbery
A Toronto teenager has been sentenced to time already served for participating in a masked robbery at Dia Amore Jewellers in Barrie, Ontario, in August 2025.
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LaSalle Storm Sewer Reconstruction Resumes Next Week
The Town of LaSalle announces the resumption of the Front Road storm sewer reconstruction project starting next week, with traffic impacts expected along Adams Lane and surrounding areas.
Vancouver Buddhist Temple Faces Child Abuse Lawsuit
A Vancouver Vietnamese Buddhist temple and monk Than Van Ut face allegations of physical, sexual, and psychological abuse of a young boy in their care, detailed in a revised B.C. Supreme Court lawsuit.
Toronto Police Update on 2025 Teen Shooting Death Probe
Toronto Police are set to provide an update on the investigation into the 2025 homicide of 15-year-old Jahkai Jack, a case that has shaken the community and highlighted youth violence in the city.
Cubans in Canada Reflect on Ottawa's $8M Aid Amid Crisis
Cuban expatriates in Canada share mixed emotions as the Canadian government announces $8 million in aid to Cuba, addressing the island's severe energy crisis and worsening living conditions.
Ottawa to Allow Mail-in Voting for Municipal Election
The City of Ottawa will permit residents to cast their ballots by mail in the upcoming October municipal election, marking a significant expansion of voting accessibility.
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Australian PM Apologizes for Calling Survivor 'Difficult'
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has issued a public apology following controversial remarks where he described a sexual assault survivor as 'difficult' during a political discussion.
American Freed After Bali Murder, U.S. Case Awaits
Heather Mack, convicted for the 2014 Bali 'suitcase murder,' is released after 11 years but now faces legal proceedings in the United States for her involvement in the crime.
Longueuil Building Fire Forces Road Closures, Firefighters Battle
A significant building fire erupted in Longueuil, Quebec, on February 26, 2026, leading to widespread road closures as firefighters work to contain the blaze. No injuries reported yet.
Cuba: Armed Infiltrators Killed in Speedboat Shootout
Cuban government reports four killed, six wounded after a Florida-registered speedboat entered its waters and opened fire on soldiers. U.S. investigating if victims were citizens.
Pastor Urges End to Immigrant Scapegoating in Alberta
Rev. Ryan Andersen critiques Premier Danielle Smith's immigration rhetoric, arguing economic challenges stem from policy failures, not newcomers, and warns against destructive scapegoating patterns.
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Nelson Slams Notley's Nazi Analogy as 'Shameful'
Columnist Chris Nelson condemns former NDP leader Rachel Notley for comparing Alberta's UCP government policies to Nazi Germany, arguing the province remains Canada's most dynamic region despite challenges.
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