Trump 'Not Happy' with Iran, Says Strait '100% Shut'
President Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Iran negotiations, touting a complete blockade of the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing conflict and global energy crisis.
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Quebec Premier Bound by Labrador Energy Deal Despite Expiry
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette says the province remains committed to the Labrador energy deal even after its expiration, citing ongoing obligations.
Canada Citizenship Change Draws American Applicants Surge
Canada's new citizenship rule has led to a flood of applications from Americans seeking a second passport, driven by political and social factors.
Rick Scott Confronted on Filibuster Flip-Flop
Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) was confronted about changing his stance on the Senate filibuster. He previously defended it but now supports abolishing it to pass GOP legislation.
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Gatineau Man Charged for Threats Against Aylmer Mosque
A Gatineau man faces charges after allegedly making threats against an Aylmer mosque. Police investigation led to arrest, ensuring community safety.
Essex Sees Major Dip in Integrity Commissioner Complaints
The Town of Essex has reported a significant decrease in complaints filed with the integrity commissioner, marking a notable shift in local governance transparency.
Calgary Man Charged with Murder of Two Children
A 33-year-old Calgary man faces two counts of first-degree murder after the remains of two children were found in a vehicle on April 30, 2026. Police continue investigation.
N.S. court dismisses Christian Clyke's murder appeal
Nova Scotia's Court of Appeal has dismissed Christian Clyke's murder conviction appeal, upholding his life sentence for the 2018 killing of a man in Halifax.
Trump 'Not Satisfied' with Iran's Latest Proposal to End US War
President Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Iran's latest proposal to end the war with the US, warning of potential oil price surges and escalating tensions.
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Inmate Returns to Medium Security After Appeal
An inmate at Nova Scotia's Springhill Institution successfully appealed his transfer to a maximum-security prison and will return to medium security, the correctional service confirmed.
Fire in Airdrie Forces School Lockdown, Students Sheltered
A fire in an Airdrie neighborhood prompted a nearby school to keep students indoors as a precaution. Fire officials are investigating the cause of the blaze.
Advance Voting for N.B. Local Elections This Weekend
New Brunswick residents can cast advance ballots for local elections on Saturday and Monday, with polling stations open across the province.
Aung San Suu Kyi Transferred to House Arrest in Myanmar
Myanmar's former leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been moved from prison to house arrest, according to sources. The transition marks a significant change in her detention conditions.
Ex-Congressman Rivera Guilty in Venezuela Lobbying Case
Former U.S. Rep. David Rivera was convicted for failing to register as a foreign agent in a $50M lobbying campaign for Venezuela's Maduro government.
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Quebec to Introduce Domestic Bill to Protect Women Soon
Quebec Minister Ian Lafreniere announced the province will introduce a domestic bill to protect women 'very soon', responding to opposition questions in the legislature.
Court Challenge to Manitoba Recording Ban Heard
A legal challenge to a rural Manitoba municipality's bylaw banning recording of council meetings was heard in court, with the judge reserving decision. Daniel Page argues the bylaw violates free expression.
Synagogue Shooting Suspect's Image Released with Time Limit
Police release photo of suspect in two synagogue shootings in Vaughan and Toronto, but court order allows media to share it only until Monday, raising concerns about rights of accused versus community safety.
Brandt's REAL District Bid: Take the Whole Thing?
Shaun Semple's Brandt Group wants parts of REAL District for $6.5M. A columnist argues he should take the entire money-losing property, not just the desirable pieces.
Suspect in Toronto Stabbing Dies After Fleeing Accident
A suspect in a St. James Town stabbing died after being involved in an accident while trying to flee the scene, Toronto police confirmed.
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Trump Threatens 25% Auto Tariff on EU Over Trade Dispute
President Trump announced plans for a 25% tariff on EU auto imports, accusing the bloc of failing to comply with trade agreements, escalating trade tensions.
Iran Submits Latest Proposal for US Negotiations
Iran has submitted its latest proposal for negotiations with the United States, state media reported. The move comes amid ongoing tensions and diplomatic efforts.
N.B. Man, Woman Arrested Over 280,000 Unstamped Cigarettes
A man and woman from New Brunswick face charges after police seized 280,000 unstamped cigarettes. The bust highlights ongoing efforts to combat illegal tobacco trade.
Body in Tampa Bay Identified as Second Missing Student
Hillsborough County detectives confirm a body found in Tampa Bay is the second missing University of South Florida graduate student from Bangladesh.
Police Release Suspect Images in Synagogue Shootings
York Regional Police seek public's help to identify a male suspect and vehicle linked to March synagogue shootings in Vaughan and Toronto. Suspect is Black, 6' to 6'2", thin build, black curly hair.
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Power Restored in Sault Ste. Marie After Massive Outage
PUC Services in Sault Ste. Marie reports power restoration to 34,000 customers after a major outage on Friday morning. Crews worked to restore electricity.
Candidate Registration Opens for Ottawa Municipal Election 2026
Ottawa municipal election candidate registration opened May 1, 2026, with Coun. Jeff Leiper registering for mayor. The election will be held later this year.
Israel Strikes Lebanon: 4 Killed, Hezbollah Drone Injures 2
Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed four people, while a Hezbollah drone wounded two Israeli soldiers, escalating cross-border tensions.
Man charged after sexual assault at Pickering mall store
Durham police charged Brandon Edsel Sevilla-Zelaya with sexual assault and indecent acts at a Pickering mall clothing store. Investigation ongoing.
Winnipeg Man Charged After Woman Stabbed: RCMP
RCMP have charged a Winnipeg man in connection with a stabbing incident. The victim was taken to hospital with serious injuries, and the accused remains in custody.
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Fatal Forklift Incident in Southeast Calgary Workplace
Calgary police are investigating a fatal workplace incident in the Foothills industrial area involving a forklift. The victim was killed on Thursday, April 30, 2026.
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