Surrey Police Gang Unit Temporarily Disbanded
Surrey's specialized police gang unit has been temporarily reassigned to other duties due to staffing shortages, raising concerns about community safety and intelligence gathering.
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Man Charged for Knife Incident in Carleton Place, OPP Says
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a man after he was found carrying a knife and knocking on doors in Carleton Place, raising community safety concerns.
Musk's Alberta Separatist Remark Ignites Indigenous Rights Debate
Elon Musk's social media comment on Alberta independence, prompted by an NDP MP's acronym for missing indigenous women, triggers political and social media firestorm.
RCMP Seeks Person After Stolen E-Bikes Dropped at Detachment
The New Brunswick RCMP is investigating after two stolen electric bikes were left at a Saint Andrews detachment, with authorities seeking the individual involved.
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Ottawa Residents Worry Over 'Fragile' Middle East Ceasefire
Ottawa residents with family connections to the Middle East express deep concern as the ceasefire situation remains unstable, highlighting personal anxieties amid global tensions.
Family Seeks Answers in 1983 Disappearance of Mary Hammond
The family of Mary Hammond continues to search for closure decades after she vanished while walking to work in Brantford in 1983, with investigators still pursuing leads in the cold case.
Video Shows Elgard Oughtred's Location on Husband's Death Day
Surveillance footage has emerged detailing the movements of Elgard Oughtred on the day her husband passed away, as reported by CTV's Jeff Pickel in Kitchener.
Lawyer Fires Back at Treaty Rights Claims in Alberta Independence Case
Lawyer Jeffrey Rath argued in court that an Alberta independence petition does not breach treaty rights, calling opponents' arguments 'vexatious' and criticizing prior rulings.
NYC Man Charged with Deadly Fire Said He Needed Rage Out After Job Loss
A New York City man has been charged with setting a deadly fire, allegedly stating he needed to 'get out his rage' after losing his job, according to authorities.
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Victim Testifies Gun to Head, Stabbing in Barrie Murder Trial
A victim gave harrowing testimony in a Barrie attempted murder trial, describing a gun held to his head and a second assailant stabbing him. The trial continues with graphic details emerging.
Calgary Officer Cleared in Sledgehammer Shooting by ASIRT
Alberta's police watchdog, ASIRT, has concluded its investigation into a 2023 non-fatal shooting by a Calgary officer, determining no charges are warranted against the officer involved.
Windsor Drug Dealer Motivated by Pizza Shop Dream
A Windsor man involved in drug dealing was motivated by a desire to purchase a pizza shop, as revealed in court proceedings. The case highlights unusual criminal motivations in Ontario's justice system.
Car Thefts Surge at Scarborough GO Station Parking Lots
Toronto police are investigating a significant increase in vehicle thefts from three GO Transit parking lots in Scarborough, urging commuters to enhance security measures.
Liberals Chase Majority, Bloc Targets Return in Terrebonne
The Liberal Party is aggressively pursuing a majority government in the upcoming election, while the Bloc Québécois focuses on reclaiming its seat in the Terrebonne riding, setting the stage for a heated political battle in Quebec.
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Calgary's Blanket Rezoning Bylaw Officially Repealed by Council
Calgary's blanket rezoning bylaw has been repealed by city council in a 12-3 vote, fulfilling Mayor Jeromy Farkas's campaign promise. The bylaw will remain in legal limbo until August, allowing developers to continue applications under the 2024 rules.
Edmonton Spring Sweep Begins with Parking Bans for Cleaner Streets
Edmonton's annual Spring Sweep street cleaning program starts April 8, with residential parking bans effective April 20 to improve safety, air quality, and prevent storm drain blockages.
No Charges in Calgary Police Shooting of Schizophrenic Man
Crown prosecutors decided against charges despite ASIRT investigation finding reasonable grounds of an offence in 2023 officer-involved shooting of man with schizophrenia.
Toronto Eases Street Vending Rules for World Cup
Toronto City Hall committee endorses bylaw changes to loosen restrictions on buskers and street vendors, aiming to boost street life ahead of the 2026 World Cup matches in the city.
Nova Scotia Spring Legislative Sitting Ends After Protests, Budget Debates
The Nova Scotia spring legislative sitting has ended, marked by protests and intense debates over the provincial budget. The session saw significant political discussions and public demonstrations.
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Calgary Fire Urges Caution on Outdoor Odors Before 911 Calls
The Calgary Fire Department advises residents to assess outdoor smells, like airport runoff, before calling emergency services, as many are non-hazardous.
Spiderman-Masked Thief Steals $65K in Leduc Cigar Shop
A man wearing a Spiderman mask broke into a Leduc cigar shop, dropping through the ceiling to steal cash and merchandise valued at $65,000, with RCMP investigating the incident.
Iranian-Canadian Fears for Family Despite Ceasefire
An Iranian-Canadian shares ongoing fears for family safety in Iran, highlighting personal anxieties amid geopolitical tensions, despite a recent ceasefire announcement in the Middle East.
Carney's Tainted Majority from Tory Defections, Poll Disapproval
Prime Minister Mark Carney secures a Liberal majority government through four Conservative MPs crossing the floor, with polls indicating most Canadians oppose such moves and support mandatory byelections.
Man Deemed Incompetent for Trial in Refugee Train Stabbing
Decarlos Brown Jr., accused of fatally stabbing Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska on a North Carolina train, has been declared mentally incapable to stand trial, halting proceedings until his capacity is restored.
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Carney on Gladu's Liberal Values, 24 Sussex Fix, Legal Updates
Prime Minister Mark Carney defends floor-crosser Marilyn Gladu's shift to Liberal values, while architects propose solutions for the deteriorating 24 Sussex Drive. Other stories cover mental health, sexual assault trials, and Indigenous sentencing.
Windsor Clears Salter Street Encampment After Years of Complaints
The city of Windsor has cleared a long-standing encampment near Salter Street, addressing years of local complaints and safety concerns in the area.
Homeless Man Deemed Incompetent for Trial in Train Stabbing
Decarlos Brown Jr., accused of fatally stabbing Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska on a North Carolina train, has been found mentally incapable to stand trial, halting the case.
Poilievre Defends Leadership After Fourth MP Defection
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivered a defiant defense of his leadership following the fourth MP defection to the Liberals, asserting his mandate comes from voters, not backroom deals.
Sudbury Police Seize $58K in Drugs, Charge Two
Sudbury police have arrested two people and confiscated over $58,000 worth of fentanyl, cocaine, and other drugs in a significant drug bust, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat narcotics trafficking in Northern Ontario.
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