Young Couple Attacked in Vancouver's West End
A young couple in Vancouver's West End was randomly attacked while heading home. Police are investigating the vicious assault.
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Myles Gray Hearing Delayed After Officer's Lawyer Quits
The public hearing into Myles Gray's death faces further delay as a respondent officer's lawyer steps away, prolonging the inquiry process.
Three Suspects Sought in Downtown Toronto Hotel Assault
Toronto police are searching for three men in connection with an assault and robbery at a downtown hotel. The suspects are considered violent.
Trump Weighs Reducing US Troops in Germany Amid Iran Tensions
President Trump considers cutting American troop presence in Germany following the Iran feud, raising questions about NATO commitments and transatlantic relations.
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Brandt's REAL District Purchase Gets Initial Approval in Regina
Regina's executive committee approved Brandt Group of Companies' purchase of the REAL District, moving the deal forward. The decision awaits full city council approval.
GOP Chair: Sanders 'Threat to National Security' Over AI Talk
House Intelligence Chair Rick Crawford accused Sen. Bernie Sanders of being a national security threat for hosting Chinese AI experts, citing his past Soviet visits and alleged communist sympathies.
Trump May Cut Troops in Germany Over Iran War Strains
President Trump says the US is reviewing troop levels in Germany, escalating tensions with NATO ally over the Iran war and criticism from Chancellor Merz.
Peel Police Seek Info in Brampton Sudden Death
Peel Regional Police are asking for public help in a sudden death investigation in Brampton, Ontario. No further details have been released.
Unions Welcome Change in Tone After Meeting with Premier
Quebec's major union federations welcomed a shift in tone from Premier Christine Fréchette during their April 29 meeting, signaling improved labor relations.
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King Charles, Queen Camilla Visit 9/11 Memorial in NYC
King Charles and Queen Camilla paid respects at the 9/11 Memorial in New York City, laying flowers and meeting with victims' families during their U.S. state visit.
Trump Passport Design Sparks Unprecedented Controversy
A new commemorative U.S. passport featuring President Trump's face and signature sparks criticism from historians and travel experts, who call it a break from tradition.
NDP Heritage Act overhaul faces strong B.C. opposition
The NDP's latest attempt to update B.C.'s Heritage Conservation Act is meeting strong opposition from local governments and developers over co-management and permitting issues.
Quebec envoy warns Ottawa's CUSMA strategy risky
Quebec's emissary for the CUSMA review warns that Ottawa's cautious approach to tariff relief with the US carries risks, as uncertainty impacts businesses.
Ontario Men in 2024 Homicide, Arson Case Appear in Court
Two Ontario men accused of murder and arson in a 2024 homicide in Melancthon Township appeared in court. The body was discovered near Caledon.
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Trump Allies Call Comey Indictment 'Embarrassing': ABC
ABC's Jonathan Karl reports that even Trump's allies privately view the new indictment of James Comey as embarrassing and unlikely to lead to a conviction, with many legal experts calling it flimsy.
Grand River Transit Strike Looms as May 1 Deadline Nears
A potential Grand River Transit strike on May 1 threatens to disrupt commuters. Meanwhile, a former Brampton realtor faces deportation, and Calgary council votes to cut water use.
Teen Arrested in Fatal Northern Manitoba Shooting
RCMP have arrested a teenager in connection with a fatal shooting in northern Manitoba. The investigation continues as the community seeks answers.
Montreal ceremony honors officer killed 30 years ago
A ceremony in Montreal honored Officer Andrei Lalonde, killed in a 1996 traffic stop. The event marked 30 years, ensuring he is not forgotten.
Podcasters Challenge Court Order in AHS Intimidation Case
Lawyers for two podcasters accused of intimidating a former AHS board member argue against an Anton Piller order, calling it excessive and unjustified.
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Municipal Leaders Disappointed by Infrastructure Omission
Municipal leaders across Canada express disappointment after the federal spring economic update fails to address the $294-billion infrastructure repair backlog.
Toronto Man Charged in 2024 Caledon Homicide
A Toronto man has been charged in connection with the 2024 homicide of 65-year-old David Robson in Caledon. Police continue to investigate.
YouthLink Calgary Renamed to Calgary Police Discovery Centre
After 30 years, YouthLink Calgary Police Interpretive Centre becomes Calgary Police Discovery Centre. A celebration includes a tactical rappel and a provincial grant for youth crime prevention.
Trump Unaware of Voting Rights Ruling, Focuses on Ballroom
President Trump said he was too busy planning a new White House ballroom to know about a Supreme Court ruling that struck down a Black-majority district in Louisiana.
Trump's Awkward Compliment to NASA Chief
During an Oval Office event, Trump awkwardly praised NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, calling him a man with 'beautiful ears' and 'super hearing.'
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Sask. Adjusts $10-a-Day Child Care, Cites Insufficient Federal Funds
Saskatchewan modifies its $10-a-day child-care plan, citing insufficient federal funding. New measures include limits on daily care hours and additional fees for extended care.
Parents of Boy Who Died After Ottawa Fall Speak Out
The family of Eliyah Pirani, who died after falling from a high-rise apartment in Ottawa, shares their grief and calls for safety measures.
King Charles Wows US Congress with Soft Diplomacy
King Charles III charmed both Democrats and Republicans in a speech to Congress, strengthening US-UK ties despite trade tensions.
Supreme Court Curbs Voting Rights Act in Landmark Ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court sharply limited use of the Voting Rights Act to create minority-majority districts, rejecting a Louisiana map and bolstering Republican efforts to control the House.
Push to Stop Montreal Man's Deportation to Mexico
A campaign to prevent a Montreal man's deportation to Mexico is gaining support, with advocates arguing that separating families is unjust.
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Liberals move health committee behind closed doors, Tumbler Ridge families sue OpenAI, and more top stories from April 29, 2026.
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