New Images of Unidentified Homicide Victim in Cabbagetown Released
Toronto police have released new images of an unidentified homicide victim found in a Cabbagetown garage. Investigators hope the photos will lead to identification.
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Brookman: Canada is Alberta's home, proud Albertan and Canadian
George Brookman argues against Alberta separatism, urging pride in both Alberta and Canada, highlighting historical benefits and progress.
Solberg: Alberta's Best Future is Within Canada
Former MP Monte Solberg argues Alberta's prosperity is tied to Canada, urging engagement over separation. He highlights the province's role in shaping national policy.
US-Iran Tentative Ceasefire Extension Deal on Nuclear Program
US and Iranian negotiators have reached a tentative agreement to extend the ceasefire by 60 days and begin new talks on Iran's nuclear program, pending President Trump's approval.
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Russia's Covert Efforts to Stop Armenia's Westward Pivot
A new report uncovers Russia's covert operations in Armenia, including imported voters and fake websites, aimed at derailing the country's pivot toward the West.
U.S., Iran Agree to 60-Day Truce Renewal Pending Trump Signoff
The U.S. and Iran have reached a tentative deal to extend a ceasefire by 60 days and hold further talks on Tehran's nuclear program, pending President Trump's approval.
Alberta UCP MLAs Split on Referendum: Cabinet Pro-Canada, Backbench Silent
All 47 Alberta UCP MLAs were asked about their referendum vote. Cabinet ministers support Premier Smith's pro-Canada stance, while backbench MLAs deferred to a caucus statement.
Ottawa Property Crimes Up 28% in 2026, Police Report
Ottawa police report a 28% increase in property crimes in 2026. The rise includes thefts, break-ins, and vehicle-related offenses, prompting community safety alerts.
Canada Falls to 19th in Best Country Rankings, Behind U.S.
Canada fell to 19th in U.S. News best country rankings, one spot behind the U.S. The new methodology uses 100 statistical indicators, highlighting areas for improvement.
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Advocates urge Canada to confront China on repression
Activists and opposition call on Ottawa to raise transnational repression concerns with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during his Canadian visit.
Man Wanted for 3 Killings Arrested in Hawaii Big Island
Police arrested a man accused of three killings after an intense search on Hawaii's Big Island. The suspect was apprehended in Kaimu on Thursday.
Russian Drone Crash in Romania Injures Two
A Russian drone launched against Ukraine crashed in Romania, causing an explosion and fire that injured two people in Galati, near the Ukrainian border.
Snowbirds Alumni Urge Feds to Keep Tutor Fleet Flying
Former Snowbirds pilots ask Ottawa to keep the Tutor fleet operational until new jets arrive in the 2030s, citing national pride and expertise.
Redraw Riding Boundaries: Fairness for Canada's Growing Provinces
Ontario, B.C., and Alberta are underrepresented in the House of Commons. A new study proposes near-equal riding populations to fix this imbalance.
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Browder's Quest: Why Canada's Magnitsky Act Needs Reform
Bill Browder discusses his 17-year mission for justice after Sergei Magnitsky's murder and why Canada must update its Magnitsky Act to target transnational repression and family members.
Alberta Vote Aims to Renew, Not Leave, Confederation
Donna Kennedy-Glans argues Alberta's referendum is about reforming Confederation through mutual respect, not separation, urging a mature conversation on Canada's future.
Smith Misrepresents Forever Canada Petition Signatures
A letter writer argues Premier Smith misused the 700,000 figure for separation referendum support, noting the Forever Canada petition aimed to avoid a costly vote.
Carney's Israel-Palestine stance lacks moral clarity: Benlolo
Avi Benlolo criticizes PM Carney's unbalanced tone in calls with Abbas and Herzog, urging Canada to mediate peace rather than admonish Israel.
Chinese FM Wang Yi to Meet Carney, Anand in Canada Today
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is scheduled to meet with Canadian PM Mark Carney and Foreign Minister Anita Anand today, marking a significant diplomatic engagement.
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Russian Drone Hits Romania, Injuring Two; NATO Responds
A Russian drone crashed into a Romanian apartment building, injuring two. Romania calls it the worst incident since the war began, and NATO expresses solidarity.
Ottawa's Ādisōke library plagued by delays and cost overruns
Ottawa's new central library, Ādisōke, is over a decade late, double the budget at $334 million, and needs another $18.5 million. Officials refuse to explain delays due to potential litigation.
Ex-GOP Rep. Joe Walsh Slams Trump 'Cult' in Viral Post
Former Rep. Joe Walsh (R-Ill.) blasted the GOP for fawning over Trump, calling it a 'cult' after a Cabinet meeting filled with praise.
Conway's Biden Age Critique Sparks Trump Health Comparisons
Kellyanne Conway slammed Joe Biden's age and fitness for office, but critics quickly noted similar concerns about Donald Trump's health and cognitive state.
White House Alien Webpage Targeting Immigrants Sparks Outrage
Critics slam a new White House webpage that uses alien imagery to target immigrants, calling it disgraceful and dehumanizing amid distraction allegations.
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Vancouver Council Reprioritizes Granville Bridge Fence Funding
Vancouver council considers reprioritizing funding for a suicide prevention fence on the Granville Bridge following a recent death, amid broader city budget discussions.
Report Reverses London Council on Transit Authority
A $133K consultant report led London City Council to backtrack on dissolving the arms-length London Transit Commission, citing operational risks and cost concerns.
Federal judge had sex in chambers with police officer, probe finds
An investigation found a federal judge engaged in sexual relations in chambers with a police officer and subsequently lied about it, raising ethical and legal concerns.
NDP's Sneaky Tactics Exposed as Legislature Session Ends
Vaughn Palmer criticizes the BC NDP for evasive tactics during the legislature's spring session, highlighting Finance Minister Bailey's refusal to disclose World Cup costs.
Child, 6, Dies After Hog's Back Water Incident
A six-year-old child died after being pulled from the water near Hog's Back in Ottawa. Bystanders attempted lifesaving efforts, but the child was pronounced dead at hospital.
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ABC Stations Call FCC License Renewal 'Unconstitutional'
ABC stations have filed a lawsuit against the FCC, arguing its early call for license renewal is unconstitutional. The case raises questions about media regulation and free speech.
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