Lawsuit Over Pride Flag Removal from Stonewall Monument
Nonprofits sue the Trump administration for removing the Pride flag from Stonewall National Monument, alleging discrimination and violation of federal law permitting historical flags.
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Ukrainian Refugee, Soldier Killed in Valentine's Day Shooting
A Ukrainian refugee and her U.S. military boyfriend were fatally shot in North Carolina on Valentine's Day, allegedly by her ex-boyfriend from Ohio, who was later arrested.
Armed Assault at Montreal Mall Prompts Police Response
Montreal police swiftly responded to an armed assault incident at a local shopping mall, highlighting ongoing public safety concerns in the area. Details remain under investigation.
London Manslaughter Trial Begins Over Overdose Death
A manslaughter trial examining a fatal overdose case is now underway at the London courthouse in Ontario, with proceedings focusing on the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Poilievre on Jivani's Washington Trip: 'He Speaks for Himself'
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre clarifies that MP Arpan Khanna's Washington visit represents personal views, not official party stance, amid political scrutiny.
NM Lawmakers Investigate Epstein Ranch Over Abuse Claims
New Mexico's House unanimously approved a bipartisan truth commission to investigate sexual abuse allegations at Jeffrey Epstein's former Zorro Ranch and why authorities never fully probed reported crimes.
Calgary's Longest-Serving Judge Brian Stevenson Dies at 86
The Calgary legal community is mourning the loss of retired judge Brian Stevenson, who served over five decades on the bench and was Canada's longest-serving judge. Colleagues remember him as a mentor, friend, and pillar of the justice system.
Edmonton Council Keeps 8-Unit Limit on Midblock Lots
Edmonton's city council has decided to retain the current limit of eight units as the maximum for new developments on midblock residential lots, impacting infill housing policies in neighborhoods like Grovenor.
No Prison Time in 'Mercy Killing' Case, Judge Cites Caregiver Burnout
A 73-year-old man received a conditional sentence for manslaughter in the death of his husband, with the judge citing caregiver burnout and mitigating factors.
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Canada Appoints Mark Wiseman as New U.S. Ambassador
Canada has named Mark Wiseman as its next ambassador to Washington, a crucial diplomatic move as Ottawa prepares for upcoming trade negotiations with the United States.
Inmate Death at Gravenhurst Prison in Ontario
An inmate has died at the Beaver Creek Institution in Gravenhurst, Ontario. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death at the federal correctional facility.
Castle Downs Shooting Leaves Edmonton Residents Fearful
Residents in Edmonton's Castle Downs neighborhood express fear after a shooting incident left an SUV with possible bullet holes, highlighting ongoing community safety concerns.
Over 1,500 Canadians Served in Israeli Military Last Year
The Israeli military has disclosed that more than 1,500 Canadians were serving in its ranks during the previous year, highlighting international involvement amid ongoing regional tensions.
B.C. Budget 2026: Tax Hikes and 15,000 Public Sector Job Cuts
The British Columbia government's 2026 budget introduces significant tax increases and plans to cut 15,000 public sector jobs over three years, while pausing major capital projects.
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Kid Rock and Health Secretary Launch 'Rock Out Work Out' Campaign
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Kid Rock team up in a bizarre video promoting fitness and nutrition, featuring workouts, cold plunges, and the slogan 'Make America Healthy Again'.
B.C. Tax Hike as Budget Hits Record $13B Deficit
The British Columbia NDP government has announced a significant tax rate increase while revealing a historic budget deficit of $13 billion, outlining new spending priorities for the fiscal year.
ServiceOntario Closure Sparks Outrage in London
City officials and community members voice concerns about inadequate notice and accessibility issues following the impending shutdown of a key ServiceOntario location at 920 Commissioners Road East.
Edmonton Hires Private Contractors for Post-Storm Snow Clearing
The City of Edmonton is bringing in private contractors to assist with snow-clearing operations following a significant winter storm that hit the region on Tuesday, February 17, 2026.
Man Sentenced for 2021 Murder in Metrotown Parkade
A man has been sentenced for the 2021 murder of his girlfriend inside a Metrotown parkade, marking a tragic conclusion to a domestic violence case that shocked the community.
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Driver Charged for Passing School Bus as Kids Boarded
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a driver after a vehicle illegally passed a stopped school bus with its lights activated while children were boarding. The incident occurred during a targeted patrol operation.
U.S.-Iran Nuclear Talks Progress, Lowering War Risk
Diplomatic progress in Geneva nuclear talks between the U.S. and Iran has reduced the likelihood of imminent military conflict, with both sides drafting texts for a potential deal.
Rougemont Man Charged with Murder in Wife's Death
David Guertin, 41, faces second-degree murder and arson charges in the death of Véronic Champagne, 40, one of five alleged femicides in January 2026.
Shooter Kills Ex-Wife and Son in Rhode Island Ice Rink Attack
A tragic shooting at a Rhode Island indoor hockey rink has left three people dead, including the suspect who killed his ex-wife and their son during a game, according to police.
Regina Raises Non-Resident Program Fees in Fiscal Shift
The city of Regina is increasing program fees for non-residents as part of a broader fiscal strategy to address budgetary pressures and prioritize local community resources.
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Calgary Police Seize $36K in Drugs in Traffic Stop
Calgary police arrested a man after he threw a bag of suspected cocaine from his vehicle during a traffic stop, leading to the seizure of drugs worth over $36,000.
Poilievre Urges Liberals to Reverse Food Taxes
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre calls on Prime Minister Mark Carney's government to reverse taxes on food and implement a plan to address rising grocery prices, citing Canada's worst food inflation among G7 nations.
OPP Hunts Driver Who Fled Police on Highway 417 in Ottawa
Ontario Provincial Police are actively searching for the driver of a red Dodge Ram pickup truck who failed to stop for officers on Highway 417. The incident highlights ongoing traffic enforcement challenges.
Carney Meets Ex-Liberal MP After Supreme Court Election Ruling
Prime Minister Mark Carney visited Terrebonne, Quebec, to meet with former Liberal MP Tatiana Auguste following a Supreme Court decision that overturned the local election results.
Police Hunt Suspect After 90-Year-Old Woman Assaulted
New Westminster police are seeking a large male suspect who attacked a 90-year-old woman, stealing her jewelry and shoving her to the ground during a Sunday afternoon walk.
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Ex-Defence Official Slams Military Spending as Insufficient
Stefanie Beck, former deputy minister at DND, warns that increased defence spending falls short of needs and merely patches problems without strategic vision.
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