Calgary Police Charge Two in Break-In Spree at Seven Stores
Calgary police have laid nearly 70 charges against two men after a break-in spree at seven stores, seizing drugs, guns, and stolen property worth thousands from a northeast home.
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Calgary Sex Assault Convict Faces August Sentencing
Richard Mantha, found guilty of sexual assaults near Calgary, will have his sentencing hearing in August 2026. The case highlights ongoing judicial proceedings in Alberta's justice system.
Pope Condemns Iran War, Says God Does Not Bless Conflict
Pope Leo XIV intensifies criticism of the Iran war during a Vatican audience, emphasizing divine opposition to all armed conflicts and calling for peace.
Mayor Sim Denies Defamation Harm in Orr Drug Claim Case
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim argues his retracted drug distribution accusation did not damage Coun. Sean Orr's reputation, citing Orr's public support for drug policies. The defamation lawsuit unfolds in B.C. Supreme Court.
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Melania Trump Denies Epstein Links, Calls for Hearings
First Lady Melania Trump publicly denied any relationship with Jeffrey Epstein or Ghislaine Maxwell in a White House address, calling for congressional hearings for Epstein's victims. Crisis PR experts say her speech exemplifies the Streisand effect.
Ex-Manitoba Inuit Leader Charged with Sex Assault in Nunavut
The former head of the Manitoba Inuit Association is confronting serious sexual assault charges in Nunavut, as legal proceedings unfold in the northern territory.
Garage Fire Battled by Crews in Barrie's West End
Emergency crews responded to a significant garage fire at a residential property on Pringle Drive in Barrie, Ontario, on April 10, 2026. The incident required a substantial response to contain the blaze.
Trump: Iran Has 'No Cards' Except Hormuz Control in US Talks
Former President Donald Trump asserts Iran possesses minimal bargaining power in upcoming negotiations, highlighting Tehran's control over the Strait of Hormuz as its only significant leverage amid escalating tensions.
OPP Seeks Person of Interest in Southgate Township Incident
Ontario Provincial Police have released images of an individual they wish to identify following a suspicious incident in Southgate Township, urging public assistance.
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Inquest Dates Set for 2023 Saskatoon Prison Death
A public inquest into the 2023 death of an individual at the Saskatoon Correctional Centre has been scheduled, with hearings set to begin in late 2026. The investigation aims to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident and provide recommendati
Nova Scotia RCMP Seeks Man Charged with Break and Enter
The Nova Scotia RCMP is actively searching for Jason Joseph Melanson, who faces a break and enter charge. Authorities have released his photo and urge public assistance in locating him.
Carney's In-Flight Catering Costs Hit $524K in First Year
Prime Minister Mark Carney's first year saw over $524,000 spent on in-flight catering, with one trip to Washington costing 11 times more on food than fuel, sparking taxpayer outrage amid a cost-of-living crisis.
Vancouver Police Seek Driver After Hit-and-Run
Vancouver police are searching for the driver of a white GMC Yukon involved in a hit-and-run crash that left a victim with life-altering injuries. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward.
Barrie's Centennial Park Redesign: Future Plans Unveiled
The City of Barrie has announced comprehensive redesign plans for Centennial Park, aiming to enhance community spaces and recreational facilities. Details on the proposed changes and timeline are now emerging.
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Ontario Fails to Collect $10M from Alleged Animal Abusers
Documents reveal that the Ontario government has not collected nearly $10 million in fines owed by individuals accused of animal abuse, raising concerns about enforcement.
RCMP Investigates Suspicious Death in Battleford
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police are conducting a thorough investigation into a suspicious death reported in Battleford, Saskatchewan, as authorities work to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Hungary Election May Topple Orbán, Putin's EU Trojan Horse
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán faces potential ouster in Sunday's election, ending his pro-Russian influence that has undermined EU unity on Ukraine. His departure would mark a significant blow to authoritarianism in Europe.
Venezuelan Opposition Demands Elections After Maduro Ouster
Venezuela's opposition is calling for immediate elections after President Nicolás Maduro was removed from power, marking a pivotal moment in the nation's political crisis.
Kamala Harris Hints at 2028 Presidential Run
Former Vice President Kamala Harris indicates she is considering a 2028 presidential bid during a public appearance, sparking early speculation about the next election cycle.
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Police Seek to Identify Person of Interest in Case
Authorities are asking for public assistance to recognize an individual connected to an ongoing investigation, releasing details to gather information.
Man Pleads Guilty to Impaired Driving Causing Teen Death in Sault
Greg Parise has pleaded guilty to two counts of impaired driving causing death after a crash that killed a teenager in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, highlighting ongoing concerns about road safety.
Police Seek Suspect in 2025 Kanata Aggravated Assault
Ottawa police are asking for public assistance to identify a suspect in a serious assault that occurred in March 2025 in Kanata's Hazeldean Road area.
U.K. Tourists Caught Illegally Entering U.S. from Canada
Four British men arrested in Maine after maple sugar workers spotted them crossing from Canada. Their claim of ignorance contradicted by GoPro video stating 'Now we are in the U.S.' and phone searches.
Calgary Men Charged After Guns, Drugs Seized in Home Raid
Two Calgary men face multiple charges after police seized firearms and over $35,000 worth of drugs from a Marlborough residence in a targeted operation.
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Murder Convict Asks Court for Return of Personal Items in Nova Scotia
William Sandeson, convicted of murder in Nova Scotia, has filed a court request to retrieve his personal items. This legal move comes years after his initial arrest in 2016 for a fatal shooting.
Man Charged in Shooting at GFL CEO's Toronto Home
Toronto police have arrested Ilan Philosophe for allegedly firing at the residences of GFL Environmental CEO Patrick Dovigi and another executive in 2024, amid a series of gunfire incidents targeting the waste management company.
Suspect Arrested After Fatal Channel Crossing Claims Four Lives
British authorities have apprehended a suspect following a tragic failed crossing from France to the U.K. that resulted in four fatalities, highlighting ongoing migrant route dangers.
Trump Shares Video of Florida Killing, Blames Biden and Democrats
Former President Donald Trump posted a graphic video of a hammer killing in Florida, blaming the crime on Haitian immigrant policies under President Biden and Democratic lawmakers.
Husband Sentenced to 8 Years for Wife's Suicide in Scotland
A Scottish court has sentenced a man to eight years in prison after he was found to have contributed to his wife's suicide through sustained abuse, marking a significant legal precedent.
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Edmonton's Pothole Battle: Record Snowfall to Road Repairs
Edmonton faces a massive pothole challenge after a severe winter, with crews working to fill thousands of craters across 12,000 km of roads. Learn about the city's repair strategy and timelines.
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