Vaughan Pastor Accused of Fraud Targeting Homeless Program
York Regional Police allege a Vaughan pastor masterminded an organized fraud scheme that exploited a program designed to assist homeless individuals, with charges now filed.
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Baby Killer Released Early, Starts OnlyFans
Autumn Cordellione, convicted of strangling her 11-month-old stepdaughter, was secretly paroled 30 years early and now operates an OnlyFans account, sparking outrage.
U.S. Families Fight Italy's Descent Citizenship Law in Court
American families are contesting Italy's new law restricting citizenship by descent in the nation's highest court, arguing it unfairly limits ancestral rights and family heritage.
Trump's AI Christ Image Sparks Controversy and Analysis
Donald Trump's social media post depicting himself as Christ through AI-generated imagery has ignited debate about his political strategy and religious messaging.
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Trump Reverses Support for Riley Gaines After Criticism
Former President Donald Trump has distanced himself from former swimmer Riley Gaines, who previously supported his anti-trans athlete policies, after she condemned a controversial social media post of his.
Woman Denied Bail After 17-Year International Custody Case
An Ontario woman accused of abducting her sons and fleeing to Poland for nearly two decades has been denied bail following her extradition back to Canada.
Nova Scotia Youths Charged in Car Theft and Police Pursuit
RCMP in Nova Scotia have charged three youths following an incident involving a stolen vehicle and an attempted police pursuit. Authorities responded to reports of a stolen car, leading to charges against the individuals involved.
Targeted Homicide in Ajax Under Investigation by Durham Police
Durham Regional Police are investigating a targeted homicide in Ajax early Tuesday, with a large police presence at Taunton Rd. and Harwood Ave. N. Authorities confirm no public safety concerns.
One Dead After Home Break-In in Ajax: Police
A man was found dead after a break-in at a residence in Ajax, Ontario, with a heavy police presence reported near Taunton and Westney Roads. Authorities are investigating the suspicious death.
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Greene Calls Trump's AI Jesus Image Blasphemy
Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene criticizes Donald Trump for sharing an AI-generated image depicting him as a Jesus-like figure, calling it blasphemous and demanding an apology.
Windsor Eyes Centralized Hub for Homelessness and Addiction
Windsor is considering a centralized service hub to address downtown homelessness and addiction issues, aiming to provide integrated support and resources.
Longueuil Man Wanted for Domestic Violence, 1992 Cold Case Solved
Longueuil police are searching for Andres Felipe Munoz in connection with a domestic violence incident. In a separate development, authorities have identified a man found dead in Toronto harbour over three decades ago.
Windsor Mayor Calls Open Drug Use 'Bonkers' as Police Detail Limits
Windsor's mayor criticizes open drug use as 'bonkers' while police outline enforcement constraints, highlighting tensions in addressing public drug issues amid legal complexities.
Avi Lewis's Electoral Reform Proposal for Alberta
Avi Lewis's push for mixed-member proportional representation could address Alberta's political sidelining by aligning seats with popular vote, offering a fairer system for voters.
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Voter Recall Still Useful Tool Despite Recent Failures
Alberta's voter recall petitions have all failed, but recent political developments in Ottawa highlight why this accountability mechanism remains important for democratic oversight.
Toronto Police Identify 1992 Harbour Body After Decades
Toronto Police have finally identified a man whose body was discovered in the city's harbour in 1992, solving a mystery that lasted over three decades through advanced forensic techniques.
U.S.-Iran Talks Resume Amid Tensions in Strait of Hormuz
Diplomatic efforts are intensifying for a second round of U.S.-Iran talks, coinciding with reports of ships transiting the strategic Strait of Hormuz, highlighting ongoing regional tensions.
Ottawa to Repaint Faded Road Lines and Intersections This Spring
The City of Ottawa announces plans to repaint fading road lines and intersections, addressing safety concerns and new paint requirements that have led to visibility issues.
Pakistan Proposes New U.S.-Iran Talks Amid Regional Tensions
Pakistan has proposed a second round of U.S.-Iran talks as Hezbollah rejects Lebanon-Israel agreements. Meanwhile, Red Cross delivers aid to Iran and France-Britain plan shipping protection conference.
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Auguste Returns to Parliament After Terrebonne Byelection Win
Liberal MP Tatiana Auguste is set to return to Parliament Hill following her narrow victory in the Terrebonne byelection, declaring she is 'ready to work' as the Carney government solidifies its majority.
Cuba's Tourist Destinations Deserted Amid Sanctions Crisis
Cuba's premier destinations are facing severe power blackouts and fuel shortages under U.S. sanctions, leaving tourist hotspots deserted and impacting the local economy significantly.
Carney's U.S. Ties Clash with Anti-American Trade Stance
Prime Minister Mark Carney advocates reducing Canada's dependence on the U.S., yet his personal and professional life reveals unprecedented American connections, including family, education, and investments.
Mayor Knack's NDP Hire Sparks Partisanship Debate in Edmonton
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack's appointment of former NDP MP Blake Desjarlais as chief of staff raises questions about partisanship in municipal government and political optics.
Alberta NDP's Nenshi Gamble Fails in Leger Poll
A new Leger poll reveals the Alberta NDP trailing the UCP by 17 points, with leader Naheed Nenshi's popularity declining as the party struggles to capitalize on public discontent.
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Carney's Liberals Secure Majority After Byelection Wins
Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal Party has officially secured a majority government following decisive victories in three federal byelections, including a crucial late-night win in Quebec.
Regina Police Probe Break-In, Stolen Truck in Crime Stoppers Case
Regina police are actively investigating a recent break-in and theft of a truck, appealing to the public for information through Crime Stoppers to identify suspects.
Man Dies After Shooting in Amherst, N.S., Police Probe Underway
A man has died following a shooting incident in Amherst, Nova Scotia, with local police launching an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the fatal event.
Zelenskyy Meets Merz in Berlin for Ukraine Support Talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held high-level consultations with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Berlin, seeking increased military and economic assistance as the conflict with Russia continues.
Heavy Police Presence at Ajax Home on Shorten Place
A significant police operation is underway outside a residence in Ajax, Ontario, near Taunton and Westney Roads, with authorities responding to an incident at the location.
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Ottawa's Bicycle Theft Hotspots Revealed
A recent analysis highlights the areas in Ottawa with the highest rates of bicycle thefts, urging residents to take preventive measures to protect their property.
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