Shots Fired Near North York Residential Building
Gunshots were reported outside a residential building in North York near Keele Street and Canon Jackson Drive. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred in the early morning hours.
Category : Politics
King Charles III on Prince Andrew Investigation: Law Must Take Course
King Charles III has publicly stated that the law must be allowed to proceed in the investigation of his brother, Prince Andrew, who was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
Genealogy Sites Help Solve Crimes, May Aid Nancy Guthrie Case
Investigative genetic genealogy has become a crucial tool for law enforcement, solving cold cases and major crimes. Police investigating the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie may utilize these databases to identify suspects through familial DNA matching.
UN: Sudan Rebel Actions in El-Fasher Show Genocide Hallmarks
United Nations experts report that the October destruction by Sudan's rebels in el-Fasher displays characteristics consistent with genocide, raising international alarm over escalating violence in the region.
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Saskatoon Police Reports Show Traffic Collision Increase
Annual police reports for Saskatoon indicate a concerning rise in traffic collisions over five years, with property damage incidents climbing steadily while speeding tickets show mixed enforcement patterns.
Fairhaven Neighborhood Watch Formalizes with Recruitment and App
Ward 3 Councillor Robert Pearce is formalizing a neighborhood watch in Fairhaven to combat crime, homelessness, and drug issues. A recruitment event on March 18 aims to boost volunteers, and a reporting app will pilot to enhance community safety efforts.
Ex-Prince Andrew Arrested in Epstein-Linked Misconduct Probe
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, brother of King Charles, has been arrested by Thames Valley Police on suspicion of misconduct in public office. The arrest follows the release of U.S. Department of Justice emails allegedly showing he disclosed confidential inf
Carney Faces Calls to Send Aid to Cuba Amid US Sanctions
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney faces mounting calls to provide humanitarian assistance to Cuba as the island nation grapples with severe shortages following tightened US restrictions.
London City Hall Spends $20M from Property Tax Growth
London City Hall has announced plans to allocate $20 million generated from property tax assessment growth to fund key municipal initiatives, including infrastructure upgrades and community services, as detailed in a recent report.
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American Exceptionalism in Crisis: Personal Disillusionment
Arron Neal reflects on her fading belief in American exceptionalism, citing ICE expansion, constitutional violations, and policy shifts that betray democratic ideals she once trusted.
Former Prince Andrew Arrested by U.K. Police
The Duke of York, formerly known as Prince Andrew, has been taken into custody by British authorities following allegations of misconduct, marking a significant development in the ongoing royal controversies.
RCMP Investigate Shots Fired in Beaver Bank, N.S.
Nova Scotia RCMP are actively investigating a report of shots fired in the Beaver Bank area. Authorities are urging residents to remain vigilant as the investigation unfolds.
Montreal Mayor's 100-Day Review: Homelessness Wins, Snow Woes
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada highlights opening 500+ warming center spots as her proudest achievement, while acknowledging snow removal delays as a sore point in a wide-ranging interview marking her administration's first 100 days.
Iran-U.S. Naval Tensions Rise Amid Stalled Nuclear Talks
Heightened naval maneuvers by Iran and the United States underscore escalating tensions, with crucial nuclear negotiations hanging in the balance and regional stability at risk.
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Civil Liberties Depend on Public Vigilance, Says Oliver
Former finance minister Joe Oliver examines Canada's historical tolerance for rights violations, citing recent court rulings and past emergencies where civil liberties were compromised with public acquiescence.
John Robson: In Carney's Canada, Nothing Matters
A critical analysis of Canada's political apathy under Prime Minister Mark Carney, highlighting fiscal irresponsibility, policy failures, and public indifference.
Liberal Majority Still Unsecured Despite CPC Floor-Crossings
Analysis of the precarious Liberal position in the House of Commons following recent Conservative defections, with the party still short of a secure majority despite gaining MPs like Matt Jeneroux.
Calls to Reopen Asylums After Violent Psychiatric Releases
Recent cases of violent individuals released from psychiatric detention in Alberta and British Columbia spark debate about Canada's mental health laws and calls to reconsider institutionalization policies.
Immigrant Wins New Chance to Keep Canadian Citizenship
A Bangladeshi immigrant who used a false identity in his initial refugee claim has won a Federal Court appeal for another opportunity to retain his Canadian citizenship, with the judge citing procedural deficiencies in the original decision.
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Northern Israel's Ghost Towns Vulnerable After Hostage Returns
Kiryat Shmona and Metula remain depopulated and strategically exposed to Hezbollah threats, with thousands displaced despite the return of hostages from Hamas captivity.
Alberta's Auditor General Search: Independence Crucial
As Alberta seeks a new Auditor General, experts emphasize the need for political independence amid government expansion into courts and pensions. The role ensures financial integrity and global credibility.
Ex-South Korean President Yoon Gets Life Sentence for Martial Law
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been sentenced to life imprisonment for imposing martial law during his tenure, marking a significant legal and political development in the nation's history.
Sudbury Man Charged with Criminal Harassment After Following Vehicle
A Sudbury man has been charged with criminal harassment after allegedly following another vehicle for several hours, according to Greater Sudbury Police Service.
OPP Seize Stolen Vehicle, Bank Cards After Fuel Theft Chase
Ontario Provincial Police recovered a stolen vehicle and bank cards after a pursuit on Highway 17 sparked by a fuel theft incident in Northern Ontario.
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Three Charged After $488K Thunder Bay Drug Bust
Thunder Bay Police have arrested three people and seized drugs valued at nearly half a million dollars in a significant enforcement operation, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat narcotics trafficking in Northern Ontario.
Texas GOP's $60M Rescue Fails, Paxton Leads Senate Race
Senate Republicans' $60 million effort to save John Cornyn in Texas has proven ineffective, with Ken Paxton leading the GOP primary. Cornyn warns of an 'Election Day massacre' if Paxton wins, risking GOP control of the Senate seat and broader party losses
Fourth Witness in Frank Stronach Sexual Assault Trial
A fourth complainant is scheduled to testify in the sexual assault trial of prominent businessman Frank Stronach, as proceedings continue in Toronto court.
Prince Andrew Arrested on Misconduct Allegations
Prince Andrew was arrested by Thames Valley Police on suspicion of misconduct in public office, with searches conducted in Berkshire and Norfolk.
Former Prince Andrew Arrested for Misconduct in Public Office
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, has been arrested by British authorities on suspicion of misconduct in public office, marking a significant development in his legal troubles.
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Newsom Mocks Trump with Rest Stop Naming Proposal
California Governor Gavin Newsom and his press office offered to rename a highway rest stop in honor of President Donald Trump, mocking his penchant for branding. The satirical gesture highlights political tensions as Newsom eyes a 2028 presidential run.
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