Arrest near Prince Andrew's home
A man armed with a weapon was arrested near the residence of Prince Andrew in England. Police responded swiftly, and no injuries were reported. The motive remains under investigation.
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Two Men Arrested After Montreal Home Invasion
Two men wanted on Canada-wide warrants were arrested after a home invasion in Montreal. The suspects face multiple charges, and police continue to investigate.
3 Charged After Home, Vehicle Searched in Summerside, P.E.I.
Three individuals face charges following a police search of a home and vehicle in Summerside, Prince Edward Island. Items were seized during the operation.
Clarence Thomas Reaches Milestone on Supreme Court
Justice Clarence Thomas marks 34 years on the Supreme Court, becoming the second-longest serving justice. His influence on conservative law has grown, with landmark rulings on abortion, guns, and voting rights.
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Pete McMartin: As a taxpayer and citizen, I've had enough
Twenty years after exposing bureaucratic excess, McMartin finds little has changed as government PR grows while journalism shrinks.
B.C. Cops Target Extortion Rackets by Naming and Shaming Suspects
Surrey police release mugshots of suspected extortionists, including foreign nationals, in a bold move to combat gang violence and protect the public.
Canada Reforms to Combat Immigration and Citizenship Scams
Canada announces new measures to fight immigration and citizenship fraud, aiming to protect applicants and uphold system integrity.
Bomb Threat Hits 9 Schools in Oakville and Burlington
Halton police are searching multiple schools in Oakville and Burlington after a bomb threat was directed at nine educational institutions. No injuries reported.
Rubio's Vatican Visit Ends After Trump's Iran Criticism
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio concluded his two-day visit to the Vatican aimed at easing tensions with Pope Leo XIV, following criticism from Trump over Iran.
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Australian Women Arrested on Syria Return for Slavery, Terror
Three Australian women repatriated from Syria have been arrested on suspicion of slavery and terrorism offences, authorities announced Wednesday.
Epstein Cellmate's Note After Suicide Attempt Released
A note found by Jeffrey Epstein's former cellmate after his 2019 suicide attempt has been released by a US court, shedding light on the financier's final days.
S. Korean court reduces ex-PM's martial law sentence
A South Korean appeals court reduced the prison sentence for former Prime Minister Han Duck-soo from 12 to 8 years in a martial law insurrection case, citing mitigating factors.
Kremlin Tightens Putin's Security for Victory Day
The Kremlin announces enhanced security for Putin during May 9 Victory Day celebrations, citing Ukrainian terrorist threats, while dismissing coup rumors.
Russia Steps Up Kill Attempts in Europe, Intel Says
Intelligence officials report Russia is ramping up assassination attempts against opponents in Europe, citing a growing number of cases and heightened security concerns.
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RCMP Searches for Missing American Woman in N.B.
RCMP in New Brunswick are searching for Charlotte Anne Miller, 34, of Presque Isle, Maine, who has been missing for two weeks. She may be in the Grand Falls area.
British Local Elections Seen as Verdict on Starmer's Leadership
British voters cast ballots in local elections viewed as a referendum on Prime Minister Keir Starmer's leadership, with results expected to shape political dynamics.
Canadian man, 20, stabbed to death in Puerto Vallarta
A 20-year-old Canadian man was fatally stabbed in a low-rent area of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The victim, identified as Jeremiah, was attacked by several suspects.
CTV News Kitchener Nominated for Five RTDNA Awards
CTV News Kitchener has been nominated for five RTDNA awards, recognizing outstanding journalism. The nominations cover diverse stories from local crime to health policy changes.
Regulate Surveillance Pricing With Transparency, Not Bans
Surveillance pricing uses AI to set different prices for consumers. Instead of banning it, governments should enforce transparency to let consumers choose.
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Woman Stabbed in East York, Suspect in Custody
A woman was injured in a stabbing in East York on Wednesday night. Police have a suspect in custody. Investigation ongoing.
Israel Strikes Southern Lebanon Despite Ceasefire
Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon have killed at least six people despite ceasefire agreements, according to Lebanese officials. The strikes violate the truce and raise tensions.
Russia: Ukraine Launched Major Drone Attack After Ceasefire Rejection
Russia claims Ukraine launched a large-scale drone attack after Moscow rejected a ceasefire proposal. The incident escalates tensions in the ongoing war.
Trump Ballroom Unpopular: 56% Oppose, 28% Support
CNN's Harry Enten reveals 56% of Americans oppose Trump's proposed White House ballroom, with support lagging behind belief in ghosts and telepathy.
Louise Arbour: A Timely Choice for Governor General
Louise Arbour's appointment as Governor General is timely given her exceptional record and the current political climate in Canada.
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Supreme Court Upholds Liberals' Right to Protect Secrets
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled 8-1 in Alford v. Canada, upholding the NSICOP system that limits parliamentary privilege on state secrets, with Justice Côté dissenting.
Geoff Russ: Democracy Falters in B.C. Under DRIPA
Geoff Russ argues that B.C.'s DRIPA legislation undermines democratic accountability by creating co-governance models with First Nations that lack electoral oversight.
Does Ottawa Really Need a Policy a Day?
William Watson critiques Ottawa's constant policy output, arguing fewer but better initiatives would benefit Canadians more.
Iran Reviews US Proposal as Trump Pressures Tehran
Iran is reviewing a U.S. proposal as President Trump intensifies pressure on Tehran to reach an agreement ending the ongoing conflict, with diplomatic talks gaining traction amid threats.
UK Local Elections: Starmer's Labour Faces Heavy Losses
British voters cast ballots in local elections that could deal a severe blow to PM Keir Starmer's Labour Party, with far-right Reform UK expected to make significant gains.
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Poilievre Set to Speak at Conservative Conference in Ottawa
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is scheduled to speak at a conservative conference in Ottawa, addressing key political issues and party strategies.
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