Ottawa Police Summer Safety Plan for Downtown Core
Ottawa police announce a new safety plan aimed at improving the downtown core by the end of summer, focusing on enhanced patrols and community engagement.
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Wyoming Judge Blocks New Abortion Ban
A Wyoming judge temporarily blocked a new law banning abortion after detectable cardiac activity, citing constitutional concerns. The state's only abortion clinic applauds the ruling.
Third Suspect Arrested in Toronto Teen's Shooting Death
Toronto police arrest third suspect in the targeted shooting of 18-year-old Dylan Adams in November 2025. The investigation continues.
Saskatchewan Premier Backs Sovereign Wealth Fund, Urges Regulatory Easing
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe supports a sovereign wealth fund and calls for reduced federal regulations to boost the province's economy and resource development.
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Canada Still Reviewing US Fighter Jet Purchase: Minister
Canada's defence minister says the government is still reviewing a plan to buy U.S. fighter jets, with no final decision yet.
Calgary Tower to Honor Engineer Cliff Osborne
The Calgary Tower will light up in blue and yellow to honor structural engineer Cliff Osborne, who died at 89. His son recalls childhood memories of the tower's construction.
Trump Calls Law Enforcement 'Really Attractive' After Shooting
President Trump praised law enforcement agents as 'really attractive' during a 60 Minutes interview about the White House Correspondents' dinner shooting, drawing criticism and expert analysis on the halo effect.
Alberta Eyes Social Media Ban for Teens After Manitoba
Alberta considers following Manitoba's lead in implementing a social media ban for teenagers, sparking debate over youth online safety and freedom.
GardaWorld Lobbying Threatens Veterans' Jobs: Report
A security firm with ties to Trump and ICE is using Liberal connections to end a long-standing agreement with the Commissionaires, potentially affecting thousands of veterans.
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Saskatoon Report Details Rising Homelessness Costs
A new report to Saskatoon city council outlines the costs of addressing homelessness, including $253,700 for summer services and ongoing pressure from growing demand.
Woman Arrested After Hate Incident on OC Transpo Bus
A woman was arrested after using racial slurs and making threats on an OC Transpo bus. Police investigate as a hate-motivated incident.
Mexico crime boss capture triggers border blockades
The arrest of a major Mexican crime boss has led to violent blockades near the U.S. border, disrupting trade and travel in the region.
Montreal Tests Warning Sirens on May 6: What to Know
Montreal will test its public warning sirens on May 6, 2026. Residents should not be alarmed. The test aims to ensure functionality and public awareness.
Watchdog Urges Ontario to Legislate Against Gun Grab
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation calls on Ontario to pass legislation blocking federal gun confiscation, following Alberta and Saskatchewan's lead.
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Inquest Date Set for Sarnia Man Shot by London Police
An inquest date has been announced for the death of Justin Paul Bourassa, a Sarnia man fatally shot by London police. The investigation aims to examine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Milei Bars Media from Presidential Palace
Argentina's President Javier Milei has banned media from the presidential palace, sparking criticism over press freedom. The move comes amid ongoing tensions with the press.
Jessica Mann Testifies Against Harvey Weinstein Again
Jessica Mann testified for a third time against Harvey Weinstein in his New York criminal trial, providing detailed accounts of the alleged assault.
White House Blames Democrats After Trump Assassination Attempt
Press secretary Karoline Leavitt accused Democrats of inflaming division and cited lawmakers' statements as evidence, following the attempted assassination of President Trump.
Cookie Monster Caught Stealing Smile Cookies in Edmonton
Edmonton Police Service caught Cookie Monster stealing cookies meant for the Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign on April 27, 2026.
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Brockville Walmart Evacuated After Threatening Calls
Brockville Walmart evacuated after threatening phone calls. Police investigate the incident; no injuries reported. Store temporarily closed.
Yukon: Alberta Lucky to Lock Daylight Saving Time
Yukon intergovernmental relations officer Andrew Smith discusses Alberta's unique opportunity to end time changes, citing Yukon's experience with permanent daylight time.
NYC Officer's Killer Gets 115 Years to Life
A man convicted in the 2024 shooting death of NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller was sentenced to 115 years to life. The judge said Rivera will die in prison.
Suspect Charged with Attempted Assassination of Trump
Cole Tomas Allen, 31, faces attempted assassination charges after shooting at White House Correspondents' Dinner. DOJ defends response.
Sault Police Charge Incarcerated Man in February Spree
Sault Ste. Marie police have charged an already-incarcerated man in connection with a February crime spree. The investigation led to new charges for the suspect.
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GOP Uses Shooting to Push for Trump's White House Ballroom
Republicans are leveraging the assassination attempt at the WHCD to advocate for Trump's $400 million ballroom, despite legal hurdles and public opposition.
King Charles Won't Meet Prince Harry on U.S. Trip
King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrive in the U.S. for a state visit, but won't see Prince Harry. Highlights include White House events, Congress address, and New York trip.
UK PM Starmer Faces Possible Parliament Probe Over Mandelson
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer may face a parliamentary investigation over the appointment of Peter Mandelson as ambassador to Washington, raising questions about transparency.
Suspect in Chicago Officers' Shooting Pulled Gun from Blanket
The suspect in the shooting of two Chicago officers allegedly pulled a handgun from under a blanket at Illinois Masonic Hospital, police say.
Gatineau Police Identify Homicide Victim, Suspect at Large
Gatineau police have identified the victim of a fatal shooting on Main Street. The suspect remains at large as the investigation continues.
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GardaWorld lobbying threatens veterans' jobs
A Montreal-based security firm with Liberal ties is lobbying to end a deal that gives Commissionaires first right of refusal for federal security contracts, risking thousands of veterans' jobs.
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