Heuermann Pleads Guilty to 8 Murders; Gilgo Beach Mysteries Remain
Rex Heuermann pleaded guilty to murdering eight women in the Gilgo Beach case. Authorities continue investigating other bodies found in the area, leaving families seeking closure.
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Halton Police Update on 2024 Disappearance of Toronto Woman
Halton Regional Police will provide an update on the 2024 disappearance of 32-year-old Irma Galastica, who went missing from Toronto. The case remains under investigation.
Pentagon Weighs Punishing NATO Allies Over Iran War
A leaked Pentagon email suggests suspending Spain from NATO and reviewing support for UK's Falklands claim due to allies' perceived lack of support in the Iran war.
US Allows Iranian Players at 2026 World Cup, Bars IRGC
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed no objections to Iranian athletes in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but those with IRGC ties will be barred from entry.
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Carney: US Action Could Quickly Resolve Booze Bans
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says provincial liquor store bans on US alcohol can be resolved quickly if the Trump administration acts to settle trade disputes.
Alberta Electoral Changes: Gerrymandering Concerns Rise
Critics argue the UCP's proposed electoral boundary changes could lead to gerrymandering, undermining fair representation in Alberta.
End DEI Targets in Federal Research Funding: Mintz
Jack Mintz argues that federal DEI criteria for research funding undermine merit and urges provinces to ensure grants are allocated based solely on qualifications.
Nova Scotia Woods Ban Struck Down on Charter Anniversary
Nova Scotia Supreme Court strikes down province-wide forest access ban, ruling it violates mobility rights under the Charter. Jeffrey Evely's challenge succeeds.
Health Canada Ignored Police and Parents on Injection Sites
Health Canada renewed a drug injection site exemption despite opposition from police, parents, and provincial government. A fatal shooting and safety concerns were overlooked.
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CNN Pundits Laugh at Trump's Gold Card Visa Flop
CNN commentators S.E. Cupp and Van Jones laugh as it's revealed only one person bought Trump's $1M 'gold card' visa, contrasting with earlier boasts of $1B in sales.
Ottawa Police Probe Barrhaven Homicide
Ottawa police are investigating a homicide in the Barrhaven area. No suspect details released. The investigation is ongoing.
CRTC Chair Defends Online Streaming Act Work
CRTC chair Vicky Eatrides defends the regulator's work on the Online Streaming Act, responding to critics who say the commission has been too slow in implementing new rules.
EU Leaders Seek Blueprint for Mutual Defense Clause
EU leaders have asked officials to prepare a blueprint for how the bloc's mutual assistance clause would work, amid doubts over U.S. commitment to NATO.
WSJ Board Urges Trump Against Spirit Airlines Bailout
The Wall Street Journal's editorial board warns Trump against a $500 million bailout of Spirit Airlines, calling it a moral hazard with no economic justification.
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Democrats Slam Pentagon Contract to Eric Trump Firm
Democratic lawmakers criticize a $24 million Pentagon contract awarded to a robotics startup tied to Eric Trump, accusing the Trump family of profiting from the presidency.
Trump Demands Schumer Resign, Calls to Wipe Out 2020 Election
President Trump posted over a dozen late-night messages on Truth Social, demanding Chuck Schumer resign, calling for an end to the filibuster, and suggesting the 2020 election be wiped out.
Trump Insults Reporter Over Iran War Question
Trump called a female reporter a 'disgrace' for asking about the Iran conflict timeline, comparing it to Vietnam and claiming military objectives are mostly complete.
U.S. World Cup Travel Advisory Over Rights Concerns
Advocacy groups warn visitors to the 2026 World Cup may face detention, profiling, and abuse amid U.S. immigration crackdown, urging FIFA to act.
Pope Leo Condemns Iranian Protest Killings, War
Pope Leo condemned the killing of protesters in Iran and decried civilian deaths in the U.S.-Iran war, responding to Trump's criticism. He defended Vatican diplomacy with authoritarian regimes.
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King Charles III's US Visit Amid UK-US Tensions
King Charles III heads to the US for a state visit as tensions over the Iran war and Epstein scandal strain UK-US relations, with controversy and calls for cancellation.
Man in 70s Dies After North York House Fire Rescue
A man in his 70s died in hospital after being rescued from a house fire in North York on Thursday evening. Firefighters responded to the blaze on Pellat Avenue.
Toronto Council Delays Moise's Legal Fees Decision to May
Toronto city council postponed a decision on reimbursing Councillor Chris Moise's $20,807 legal fees until May, following a heated debate over city policies.
Russia to Get G20 Summit Invite in Miami: US Official
A senior US official confirms Russia will be invited to the December G20 summit in Miami. Kremlin says Putin hasn't decided on attendance.
Sarnia Police Board Seeks New Leases Amid HQ Debate
The Sarnia Police Service Board plans to enter two five-year leases for additional space amid controversy over a new headquarters. The decision aims to address space constraints.
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Ex-Mountie Speaks Outside Foreign Interference Trial
Former RCMP officer William Majcher, accused of security offences linked to alleged work for China, leaves B.C. Supreme Court on April 22, 2026.
Trump Rules Out Nuclear Weapons on Iran
President Trump says he wouldn't use nuclear weapons against Iran, contradicting his earlier threat to destroy Iranian civilization. He cites conventional decimation and opposes any nuclear use.
Man Critically Injured in North York House Fire
A man suffered critical injuries in a house fire in North York. Emergency crews responded to the blaze, and the cause is under investigation.
MLA Slammed for 'Blood and Soil' Comment in B.C. Legislature
B.C. MLA Tara Armstrong faces backlash after using the phrase 'blood and soil,' linked to Nazi ideology, during a legislative session. Critics demand apology.
Will Beyoncé and Trump Vote in Canadian Elections?
Canada's new citizenship law could allow millions of Americans, including celebrities like Beyoncé and Donald Trump, to vote in Canadian elections.
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N.L. Minister Cries Apologizing for AI Photos
Newfoundland and Labrador Arts Minister Andrea Barbour tearfully apologized in the assembly for using AI-edited photos, saying criticism went beyond politics.
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