Dartmouth Man Wanted for Firearms Arrested by RCMP
A Dartmouth man sought by Nova Scotia RCMP for firearms-related offences has been apprehended, marking a significant development in a local law enforcement operation.
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Smith Faces Immigration Referendum Questions
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is set to face questions regarding the upcoming immigration referendum scheduled for October, following her recent televised address on provincial control over immigration policies.
Halifax Police Continue Search for Clues in 2021 Beals Murder
Halifax police are intensifying efforts to solve the 2021 murder of Joseph Beals in Dartmouth, urging public assistance as the one-year anniversary approaches.
B.C. Court Dismisses Appeal in Money Laundering Forfeiture Case
The B.C. Court of Appeal has dismissed Paul King Jin's appeal, allowing the province to pursue forfeiture of $4.86 million in assets linked to alleged money laundering.
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Austrian Man Convicted in Girlfriend's Freezing Death on Mountain
An Austrian man received a suspended sentence and fine after being convicted of manslaughter for leaving his girlfriend to freeze to death during a climb of Grossglockner, Austria's highest peak.
Quebec Removes Abortion Rights from Draft Constitution
Quebec's government will delete a controversial article on abortion rights from its draft constitution, sparking debate over constitutional reform and reproductive freedoms in the province.
Canadians See U.S. as Bigger Threat Than China
A new survey shows 55% of Canadians believe the United States poses the greatest security risk to their country, surpassing concerns about China and Russia amid ongoing trade tensions.
Labor Secretary's Husband Barred Over Sexual Assault Claims
Shawn DeRemer, husband of Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer, has been banned from entering the department's headquarters following accusations of inappropriate touching by two women.
Alberta October Referendum on Immigration Control: Key Questions
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announces a provincial referendum in October 2026, posing nine questions on increased immigration control, sparking debate and criticism.
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Ottawa May Ban Wildlife Feeding in Next Council Term
Ottawa city council is exploring a new bylaw to crack down on feeding wildlife, such as rats, to address public health and safety concerns in urban areas.
U.S. Military Buildup Near Iran Echoes Iraq Invasion
The United States has deployed a massive military force to the Middle East, with experts comparing the scale and speed to the 2003 Iraq invasion buildup. President Trump issued an ultimatum to Iran.
Quebec Drops Abortion Clause from Constitution Amid Criticism
Quebec Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette has removed abortion rights from the proposed constitution following pressure from women's groups and opposition parties.
Police Search Ex-Prince Andrew's Home After Release
Authorities conducted a search at Royal Lodge, the former residence of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, hours after he was released from custody on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
Saudi Arabia May Get Uranium Enrichment in U.S. Deal
Arms control experts warn a proposed U.S.-Saudi agreement could allow Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium, raising nuclear proliferation concerns amid ongoing negotiations.
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Zambia's Ex-President Unburied for 8 Months in Macabre Dispute
The body of former Zambian President Edgar Lungu has been unburied for over eight months due to a macabre dispute, with his portrait displayed in Lusaka as negotiations stall.
Democrats Probe Moroun's Role in Trump Bridge Threats
U.S. Democrat lawmakers escalate investigation into whether President Trump's threats to block the Gordie Howe International Bridge stemmed from lobbying by Ambassador Bridge billionaire owner Matthew Moroun.
Canada Fines Individuals for Gender Identity Violations
Two recent cases in Quebec and British Columbia saw individuals fined for failing to comply with gender identity laws, highlighting enforcement of self-identified gender mandates.
33 Killed in Coordinated Attacks in Nigeria, Police Say
Nigerian authorities confirm 33 fatalities in fresh simultaneous assaults by armed groups, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region.
Epstein Estate Settles $35M Victim Class Action
The estate of Jeffrey Epstein has agreed to a $35 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit filed by victims, according to a recent court filing. This resolution marks a significant step in the ongoing legal proceedings related to the financier's crime
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Harsh Realities in Russian-Controlled Ukraine Detailed
Activists and former residents report dangerous conditions and severe hardships in Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine, with ongoing struggles for basic necessities like water and safety.
Ramadan Friday Prayers at Al-Aqsa Mosque After Ceasefire
Muslim worshippers gathered for the first Friday prayers of Ramadan at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque compound, marking a significant moment following the recent Israel-Hamas ceasefire.
Anonymous $3.6M Gold Bar Gift Fixes Osaka's Water Pipes
Osaka city officials are investigating an anonymous donation of gold bars worth $3.6 million, intended to repair aging water infrastructure. The mysterious gift has sparked public curiosity and gratitude.
Murder Suspect Sentenced for Drug Trafficking Charge
Daniel 'Juma' Atem received a time-served sentence for cocaine possession while awaiting trial for first-degree murder in the death of Roman Miller.
Saskatoon Women's Drop-In Centre May Move to Third Location
The Avenue C South drop-in centre for women in Saskatoon could relocate to 130 Idylwyld Drive North, addressing concerns about service concentration near the Salvation Army shelter.
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Windsor Soldiers Honor Comrade Killed in Ukraine War
Windsor Regiment reservists serving with NATO in Latvia held a memorial for former comrade Paul Obara, who died fighting in Ukraine, highlighting personal connections to the conflict.
ICE Raids Force Immigrants to Choose: Arrest or Eviction in LA
Federal immigration raids in Los Angeles have created impossible choices for immigrant workers, forcing many to self-deport as they face eviction while fearing arrest. County supervisors reject broader protections.
WestJet Settlement Stalled by B.C. Court Over Review Time
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has delayed a $4.5 million class-action settlement for WestJet female flight attendants, citing insufficient time for members to review terms that release the airline from liability.
Ottawa Allows Residents to Install Sidewalks in Right-of-Way
Ottawa introduces new flexibility for residents to install sidewalks in public right-of-ways, addressing past bylaw conflicts like a Kanata couple's $40,000 landscaping issue.
Virginia Court Blocks Democrats' Redistricting Referendum
A Virginia court has issued a temporary restraining order against Democrats' planned April voter referendum to redraw congressional maps, dealing a significant blow to party efforts to gain four U.S. House seats in national redistricting battles.
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Massie Slams Trump UFO Release as Epstein Distraction
Rep. Thomas Massie calls Trump's UFO file announcement a distraction from Epstein documents, highlighting political tensions over transparency and extraterrestrial interest.
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