Three hospitalized after assaults in Stanley Mission
Three people were hospitalized with serious injuries after multiple assaults in Stanley Mission, Saskatchewan. RCMP arrested several individuals and continue to investigate.
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B.C. trials may be delayed or moved due to transport woes
Transportation challenges in British Columbia could force trial delays, venue changes, or suspect releases, impacting the justice system's efficiency.
Winnipeg Police Launch Rapid Response Unit
The Winnipeg Police Service has introduced a new Rapid Response Unit aimed at improving emergency response times and public safety across the city.
Glenora Residents Face Unusual Pushback Over Multiplex
A developer placed a sign and sent mailouts blaming two residents for a potential halfway house, sparking controversy in Glenora ahead of a development appeal hearing.
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Kitchener Municipal Election Nomination Period Opens Friday
The nomination period for the municipal election in Kitchener opens on Friday. Candidates must file paperwork by a specified deadline to appear on the ballot.
Senate Advances Trump's Unqualified U.S. Attorney Nominees
The Senate moves to confirm Trump's U.S. attorney nominees, some lacking trial experience and tied to 2020 election lies, raising concerns of political weaponization.
Charges Laid in Innisfil Islamic Centre Vandalism
South Simcoe Police have charged an Innisfil man with vandalism at an Islamic Centre. The incident has sparked community concern and ongoing investigations.
Kirsten Krose Likely to Run for London Mayor
Kirsten Krose is strongly considering a run for mayor of London, potentially challenging incumbent Josh Morgan in the upcoming election.
Idaho Trans Bathroom Law Faces Federal Lawsuit
Six transgender Idahoans sue over new law criminalizing bathroom use not matching sex assigned at birth, calling it the most restrictive in the nation.
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Carney Leads US Talks; Opioid Crisis Strains ERs
PM Carney asserts sole negotiator role for Canada amid Conservative visits to Washington. Toxic opioids cause ER violence. Missing children case update.
Doug Ford: I Haven't Lost My Way Despite Backlash
Ontario Premier Doug Ford tells CTV News Toronto exclusively that he remains connected with the people and hasn't lost his way amid recent criticism.
Montreal Man Charged with 17 Counts of Theft and Fraud
Sean Magna of Montreal is accused of stealing from 17 individuals and businesses, facing charges of theft, fraud, and robbery. Police continue investigation.
Man Granted Supervised Community Access After Cleared
A man cleared of criminal charges in a Toronto woman's murder has been granted community access with indirect supervision, sparking public debate.
Britney Spears Charged with DUI in California
Britney Spears faces a misdemeanor DUI charge in California after arrest in March. She has entered treatment and will be offered a plea deal.
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Doug Ford: 'I'm in Touch with the People' Amid Backlash
Ontario Premier Doug Ford speaks exclusively with CTV News Toronto about recent backlash, trade war, and his focus on connecting with the people.
Ontario Invests $400K to Help Toronto Fight Crime
Ontario is providing over $400,000 from seized criminal assets to support Toronto Police bail compliance and victim services, aiming to reduce crime.
Toronto police chief vows probe into antisemitism claims
Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw says allegations of antisemitism in a former detective's memoir are taken 'very seriously' and will be investigated thoroughly.
Three Suspects Wanted in Windsor Knife and Pepper Spray Attacks
Windsor police seek three suspects after a boy was threatened with a knife and two teens were pepper sprayed in separate incidents. Investigation ongoing.
Senate Unanimously Bans Prediction Market Trading
The U.S. Senate unanimously adopted a ban on members and staff trading in prediction markets, aiming to restore trust amid insider trading concerns.
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Trump Promises Release of UFO Files 'In the Near Future'
U.S. President Donald Trump says his administration will declassify government files on UFOs, calling some information 'interesting' and promising releases soon.
Second Suspect Arrested in Toronto Poet's Brother Killing
Mohammed Abdullahi, 34, has been charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of a Toronto poet's brother. Police continue investigating.
Alberta privacy watchdog probes Mraiche land deal records
The OIPC will investigate if Alberta Infrastructure violated FOIP laws by withholding documents related to a 2024 land deal involving Sam Mraiche, which Postmedia requested.
Paulo Da Silva Named Next York Regional Police Chief
Paulo Da Silva has been announced as the next York Regional Police Chief, bringing decades of experience to the role.
House Approves Bill to Fund Homeland Security, End Shutdown
The US House of Representatives has approved a bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security, aiming to end the longest government shutdown in history.
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Brazil Congress Shortens Bolsonaro Sentence in Lula Defeat
Brazilian lawmakers voted to override President Lula's veto of a bill reducing Jair Bolsonaro's prison sentence, dealing a major blow to Lula ahead of elections.
Jennings: Comey a 'Silly Weirdo' But Not Jail-Worthy
CNN's Scott Jennings says James Comey is a 'silly weirdo' but shouldn't face jail for a social media post the DOJ alleges threatened President Trump's life.
Carney: IRGC Members Banned from Canada Despite Visas
PM Mark Carney insists no IRGC members have entered Canada since the group was listed as a terrorist organization, despite reports of a visa granted to Iran's soccer federation president.
Trump Removes Scotch Tariffs After King Charles Visit
President Trump announced removal of certain tariffs on Scotch whisky following a White House visit by King Charles III, citing the royal couple's influence.
Carney Hits Back on B.C. Property Rights Decision
Prime Minister Carney says he 'fundamentally disagrees' with a B.C. Supreme Court Aboriginal title decision as Conservatives launch a property rights task force.
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