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October 4, 2026

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[ August 28, 2026 ] Prime Minister of Canada dismisses Donald Trump‘s attempt to rename Lake Ontario North America
[ August 7, 2026 ] 200 firefighters from Australia and New Zealand are on their way North America
[ August 6, 2026 ] Lloyd Robertson has passed away what a legend North America
[ August 3, 2026 ] WestJet airlines goes on strike North America
[ July 29, 2026 ] ‘The tip of the iceberg’: Halton police make largest human trafficking bust in force’s history North America
[ July 28, 2026 ] Toronto police investigate shooting at the U.S. consulate North America
[ July 16, 2026 ] The Bank of Canada is holding its policy rate at 2.25 per cent Economy
[ July 7, 2026 ] Canada picks Germany’s TKMS over South Korea’s Hanwha to build submarine fleet North America
[ July 7, 2026 ] Palm Beach international airport renamed North America
[ July 6, 2026 ] President Trump’s Record of False Claims: Trade, Attacks, Exaggeration, and Flip-Flops North America

Double Murder-Suicide Puts Stittsville Public School ‘in mourning’

January 15, 2013 Sam Dixon 0

Stittsville Police is investigating what is being called a double-murder and suicide, as two young children and their homemaker mother were found dead at their ……Read More

Coroner Claims Inquiry is ‘Best Memorial’ to Ashley Smith

January 15, 2013 Sam Dixon 0

The presiding coroner of inquiry into the death of suicidal teen prisoner, Ashley Smith, who committed suicide by choking herself while guards watched helplessly, is ……Read More

Former Vancouver Olympics CEO’s Case Defendants File Civil Claim

January 15, 2013 Sam Dixon 0

The defendants of the case filed by former CEO of Vancouver Olympics, John Furlong, suing three person responsible for publishing a newspaper article in September ……Read More

Northern Gateway Pipeline Hearings Spurs Protests in Vancouver

January 15, 2013 Sam Dixon 0

Raising their voice and getting their word across media, almost around 330 protestors gathered to express their disregard on Monday night against the Vancouver’s first ……Read More

Non-Aboriginals Remain Silent Bystander of First Nations and Harper Clash

January 15, 2013 Sam Dixon 0

The growing distance between the Chiefs of Canada’s First Nations and Ottawa’s Harper Government, continues to enlarge while general non-aboriginal public remains a silent bystander ……Read More

Non-Aboriginals Remain Silent Bystander of First Nations and Harper Clash

January 15, 2013 Sam Dixon 0