Jill Biden's Ex-Husband Set for Plea in Wife's Death
William Stevenson, who was married to former first lady Jill Biden in the 1970s, is scheduled to enter a plea in the killing of his current wife at their Wilmington home.
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Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz for Drills During U.S. Negotiations
Iran has announced the temporary closure of the Strait of Hormuz for live-fire military exercises, coinciding with the start of new diplomatic talks with the United States.
Two Critical After Triple Stabbing at North York Home
Toronto police report three adults stabbed in a North York home incident, with two victims in critical condition. Five adults total were hospitalized following the violent altercation.
Civil Rights Icon Jesse Jackson Dies at 84
Rev. Jesse Jackson, a towering figure in the American Civil Rights Movement who worked alongside Martin Luther King Jr., has passed away at age 84 in Chicago, surrounded by family.
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Canada Urged to Send Fuel to Cuba Amid U.S. Blockade
The Canadian government faces mounting pressure to provide essential fuel supplies to Cuba as the United States intensifies its oil blockade, exacerbating energy shortages on the island nation.
Manitoba Honors Louis Riel on Family Day as Canada Celebrates
As most of Canada observed Family Day, Manitobans paid tribute to Louis Riel, their province's founder, highlighting his historical legacy amid nationwide events and news updates.
Man Arrested After Mass Stabbing Injures Four in Toronto
A man in his 50s is in custody following a violent stabbing incident at a residence in north Toronto on Family Day evening, leaving four adults injured with two in critical condition.
Cambridge Man Charged After Weapons Call
A Cambridge man has been charged by Waterloo Regional Police after a weapons-related incident, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts in the region.
Canada's Refugee Health Program Hits $1 Billion Annually
A Parliamentary Budget Officer analysis reveals Canada's Interim Federal Health Program for refugee claimants now costs $1 billion yearly, with benefits extending to rejected claimants and surpassing coverage for many citizens.
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Geneva Talks Seek to End Russia-Ukraine War After 4 Years
Russian and Ukrainian officials are meeting in Geneva for U.S.-mediated negotiations, marking a potential breakthrough after almost four years of devastating conflict that continues with recent attacks.
Edmonton's $10B Infrastructure Crisis Looms for Taxpayers
Edmonton confronts a staggering $10 billion shortfall in infrastructure renewal funding over the next decade, with nearly half of city assets projected to fall into poor condition by 2046 without urgent action.
Alberta's Dual-Practice Model Could Boost Healthcare Capacity
A new report from the Montreal Economic Institute suggests Alberta's dual-practice legislation could increase treatment capacity and reduce wait times if implemented with proper safeguards.
Judge Cites '1984' in Ruling on Trump Administration Order
A federal judge referenced George Orwell's dystopian novel '1984' while striking down a controversial Trump administration order, highlighting concerns over government overreach and civil liberties.
Out-of-Province Drivers Owe Ottawa Millions in Unpaid Fines
The City of Ottawa is grappling with millions in unpaid photo radar tickets from drivers residing outside Ontario, highlighting enforcement challenges across provincial borders.
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Trump Vows Death Penalty for Nancy Guthrie's Kidnappers
Former President Donald Trump stated he would direct the Justice Department to seek the death penalty for the alleged kidnappers of Nancy Guthrie if she is killed. The 84-year-old mother of 'Today' host Savannah Guthrie remains missing since January 31.
Neuroscience of Trump's Prop-Driven Political Rhetoric
Donald Trump's frequent use of props in speeches isn't just showmanship—neuroscience reveals how objects target the brain's emotional centers for maximum persuasive impact and retention.
Suicide Bomber, Gunmen Kill 11 Soldiers, Child in Pakistan
A deadly attack in northwestern Pakistan resulted in the deaths of 11 soldiers and a child, with five adults hospitalized. The assault highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Barrie Police Seize Guns, Ammo After K9 Secures Home
Barrie Police executed a search warrant on Ottaway Avenue, confiscating long guns, knives, and ammunition. The operation involved a K9 unit to contain the scene, highlighting ongoing efforts to address weapon-related incidents in the community.
Iran Leader Warns U.S. on Regime Change During Nuclear Talks
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei asserts U.S. attempts to depose Iran's government will fail as indirect nuclear negotiations resume in Geneva, with tensions high over military drills and sanctions.
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Iran to Close Strait of Hormuz for Live-Fire Drills
Iranian state television reports the strategic Strait of Hormuz will be temporarily closed for several hours to conduct live-fire military exercises, raising regional tensions.
Provinces Confront Shocks Before 2026 Budget Season
As Canada's provinces prepare for the 2026 budget cycle, they are grappling with a series of unexpected economic and social pressures that could impact fiscal planning nationwide.
Carney to Announce Defence Industrial Strategy Today
Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to announce a comprehensive defence industrial strategy, focusing on bolstering domestic military production and supply chain resilience in a major policy move.
Winnipeg Rooming House Shooting Trial Set to Begin
The jury trial is commencing for a man charged with fatally shooting five individuals at a Winnipeg rooming house in November 2023, marking a significant legal proceeding in the city.
IDF's Yellow Zone Defense Against Hamas Tunnel Network in Gaza
Vivian Bercovici embeds with Israeli forces in Gaza's yellow zone, documenting Hamas's extensive tunnel infrastructure and the soldiers preventing daily attacks along the ceasefire line.
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Canadian Deaths in Ukraine War Exceed French, German Volunteers
At least 20 Canadian combatants have been killed fighting in Ukraine, with a death rate estimated at 15%. This toll equals or exceeds that of French and German volunteers, highlighting significant Canadian sacrifice in the conflict.
SAAQclic Report Clears Politicians, Finds Agency Lies
A public inquiry into Quebec's SAAQclic digital modernization debacle reveals that politicians were misled by agency officials who concealed massive cost overruns, shifting blame from elected leaders to administrators.
Virginia Redistricting Referendum Poses Challenge for Democrats
Democratic operatives warn that passing a voter referendum in Virginia to gain a 10-1 congressional seat advantage is more difficult than in California, citing state differences, timing, and organized Republican opposition.
Ottawa Pressured to Send Fuel to Cuba Amid U.S. Embargo
Canada faces growing calls to provide essential fuel supplies to Cuba as the United States intensifies its longstanding oil blockade, exacerbating severe shortages on the island nation.
Second Witness to Testify in Frank Stronach's Sex Assault Trial
A second witness is expected to take the stand in the ongoing sexual assault trial of Frank Stronach in Toronto, as proceedings continue with heightened public and media scrutiny.
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B.C. Budget Protects Health, Education, Public Safety
Finance Minister Brenda Bailey confirms British Columbia's upcoming budget will prioritize funding for health services, education, and public safety, safeguarding these key areas amid fiscal planning.
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