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| Alberta Vote Fundraising Surge | Canada News | 20 sept. 2026 | 00:01:29 | |
Alberta’s federalist movement is on a funding surge, doubling its weekly contributions to outpace separatists ahead of the October 19 vote—raising over $59K in one week alone, led by Alberta’s Voice, as total campaign funds hit more than $1.3 million with 27 registered advertisers now in play.
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| Shafia Granted Limited Parole | Canada News | 20 sept. 2026 | 00:01:39 | |
Hamed Shafia, convicted of four first-degree murders in a chilling 2009 honor killing spree, has been granted a limited escorted leave from prison — a tiny step forward after serving over a decade. The victims, his sisters and his father’s first wife, were found drowned in a car along the Rideau Canal. Despite claims by surviving family members that they were simply lost on a trip, forensic evidence pointed squarely to their involvement. While Hamed shows some signs of remorse, officials warn any reintegration must be slow and cautious. His sentence carries no chance of parole for 25 years — a grim reminder of how deadly toxic ideologies can become when they collide with modern values.
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| Economic Push Hits Parliament This Fall | Canada News | 20 sept. 2026 | 00:01:25 | |
House Leader Steven MacKinnon just dropped a major economic update: this fall’s parliamentary session is packed with bills designed to protect jobs, attract new investments, and build a stronger national economy. With trade tensions simmering and the country’s economic footing shaky, MacKinnon’s agenda includes long-awaited reforms like updating labor laws, speeding up project approvals, and fortifying supply chains across the country. He’s eager to push these measures through Parliament, framing them as essential for stability and growth in uncertain times. While full details are still pending, one thing’s clear — this is going to be a pivotal and action-packed legislative season.
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| Father and Son Lost in Tragic Collision | Canada News | 20 sept. 2026 | 00:01:36 | |
A heart-wrenching tragedy struck Camrose County when Dayce Newman, 35, a beloved volunteer firefighter and owner of Hauler for Hire, and his 13-year-old son Xander, died in a motorcycle collision with a pickup truck on Highway 21. Known for his big heart and tireless service, Dayce was a devoted dad to six kids in a blended family, with Xander always by his side—whether on the road or at home. His mother, Tara Vanderwal, finds strength in the community’s outpouring of love, while a witness shared that Dayce was conscious and breathing at the scene. The RCMP investigates the crash, with a reconstructionist on the case and potential charges against the 78-year-old pickup driver still pending. In tribute, a memorial ride and service are set for September 25th, honoring a father and son whose bond was unbreakable—until now.
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| Lunches for Learning Feeds Minds | Canada News | 20 sept. 2026 | 00:01:32 | |
Edmonton Meals on Wheels and Catholic Schools are teaming up to fight hunger in classrooms with Lunches for Learning — a bold new program delivering hot, nutritious meals and snacks to students at St. Teresa of Calcutta Elementary four days a week, helping kids stay focused, energized, and ready to learn — while also showing how community partnerships can transform food insecurity into opportunity.
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| Great White Near Percé Diver | Canada News | 20 sept. 2026 | 00:01:19 | |
A diver in Percé, Quebec, had a heart-stopping close encounter with a great white shark during a morning dive—surviving the brush with the predator and even removing his own gear once back on board. The incident, confirmed by dive operator Plongée Percé, unfolded when the shark appeared suddenly near a third diver, vanishing just as quickly. First aid was administered immediately, and emergency services were on standby at the wharf. Remarkably, the other divers didn’t witness anything while underwater. In response, the operation has halted all diving for the season—a rare event given Canada’s sparse shark attack history. It’s a chilling reminder: nature’s ocean remains wild, unpredictable, and ultimately in charge.
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| Air Transat Tops Leisure Airlines | Canada News | 20 sept. 2026 | 00:01:28 | |
Air Transat just crushed it again, winning World’s Best Leisure Airline for the eighth time—beating giants with real traveler votes. Their top-60 global ranking proves smaller airlines can dominate, while Air Canada and Porter also shined internationally. Since 1987, they’ve turned vacation vibes into a global reputation.
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| Government Challenges Tribal Child Welfare Ruling | Canada News | 20 sept. 2026 | 00:01:59 | |
The government is back in court for the third time in a year, challenging a Human Rights Tribunal ruling that blocked its attempt to reshuffle a special panel handling a decades-old child welfare dispute with First Nations communities. The core issue? Systemic underfunding of on-reserve child services, which has led to widespread family separation and cultural harm. Advocates like Cindy Blackstock warn this latest move is a delaying tactic, while the government claims it’s about procedural fairness. Despite a major $8.5 billion settlement in Ontario, nationwide reforms remain stalled as legal battles drag on — and the tribunal continues to push for justice.
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| Shark Bite Near Quebec’s Gaspé Peninsula | Canada News | 20 sept. 2026 | 00:01:07 | |
A diver in training got bitten by a shark off Quebec’s Gaspé peninsula during a shallow morning dive—just ten meters deep. The attack happened as the group ascended, not in open ocean, shocking even seasoned divers. Though the incident is rare for the area, the divemaster is okay. Plongée Percé shared updates on Facebook, reminding everyone: nature’s power can strike anywhere—even in familiar waters.
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| Yotvata Cheese Recall Alert | Canada News | 20 sept. 2026 | 00:01:32 | |
Don’t eat this cheese—Yotvata Caciotta Peperoncino with best before May 31, 2027—is being recalled across Ontario and Quebec due to dangerous Staphylococcus aureus contamination. Symptoms like vomiting, stomach cramps, and diarrhea can strike within hours. Health Canada says toss it, don’t serve it, don’t give it away—your health is worth the hassle.
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| Ovechkin’s Putin Stance Sparks Outrage | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:35 | |
Alex Ovechkin’s latest political move has sparked outrage across Canada: appearing in a pro-Putin ad featuring Lavrov’s war threats. Though he claims he was just asked to participate and supports peace, his repeated alignment with Putin — including launching a “Putin Team” movement and calling Russia his home — is deeply unpopular amid Ukraine’s crisis. Canadian officials condemn him as “willfully blind,” while the NHL stays silent, leaving teams to handle fallout. For fans — especially Ukrainian ones — the discomfort is palpable, and the controversy shows no signs of fading.
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| Shooting in Hamilton Schools Lifts Hold | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:00 | |
Shooting near Hamilton’s Cochrane and Lawrence roads leaves two injured, non-life-threatening; three schools placed on hold-and-secure, now cleared. One suspect remains at large, no description released. Investigation ongoing.
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| Connecting Wild Lands from Yellowstone to Yukon | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:02:02 | |
A massive conservation effort called Yellowstone to Yukon is racing to reconnect a vast mountain landscape from Yellowstone to Canada’s Yukon, enabling wolves, bears, and caribou to roam freely again. With over 800 partners—including Indigenous nations and governments—this groundbreaking project has built 200 wildlife crossings and revived endangered caribou herds. Inspired by a wolf’s epic journey across borders in the 90s, Y2Y proves that protected areas alone aren’t enough in a changing climate. Now a finalist for Prince William’s Earthshot Prize, it’s not just about the £1 million award—it’s about global awareness, collaboration, and scaling solutions to habitat loss on nature’s terms.
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| Missing Kids Found Safe After Two-Month Search | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:36 | |
Two missing kids, six-year-old Lanakai and four-year-old Karl Morrison, found safe in West Kelowna after a two-month cross-province search — no Amber Alert ever issued, but police say it was an “extreme” case solved through boots-on-the-ground detective work, not tech. Their mom and a man named Daniel Ludwig are now in custody on custody order charges, and the children are being cared for by BC’s child welfare system, with reunification expected soon.
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| Widow's Bay Dominates Canadian Streaming | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:33 | |
Widow’s Bay is dominating Canadian streaming right now, thanks to its record 14 Emmy wins—sparking a 72% surge in viewership after the awards. Starring Matthew Rhys and set in a cursed New England town, this comedy horror hit is available on Apple TV and proving how Emmy buzz directly fuels streaming dominance.
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| Missing Kids Found Safe in BC | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:46 | |
Two missing kids from Alberta are found safe in British Columbia after a two-month nationwide search — happy and healthy, thanks to coordinated RCMP efforts. Their parents, arrested on custody charges, are now in B.C. custody with bail hearings pending, while authorities push for their return to Alberta courts. The children are now under B.C.’s care, set to be transferred back to Alberta services. An Amber Alert was briefly issued before being canceled as the search expanded across provinces and territories.
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| Former RCMP Officer Released After Child Abuse Image Charges | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:41 | |
A former RCMP officer convicted of possessing 401 horrific images of child sexual abuse — including infants and scenes involving bestiality — has been released after serving his sentence. Evan Peacock, 35, was arrested in 2024 after uploads from a St. Paul, Alberta IP address were traced to his accounts. Though he resigned from the force and faced separate child luring charges that were later dismissed, the court sentenced him to 41 months — which he served while in custody, allowing his release on the same day. Investigators identified around 80 victims, and one survivor spoke out about the lasting trauma caused by the images still circulating online.
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| Horsch’s Digital Nightmare Unfolds | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:02:17 | |
A chilling investigation unfolds in Philadelphia as authorities probe Eugene Horsch, 44, accused of creating violent videos featuring unconscious or deceased women — with over a million digital files recovered from his home. Linked to at least five missing women, the case deepens with eerie ties to his late father, Raymond “R.C.” Horsch, a notorious pornographer who lived in the same row house. The arrest began after a park ranger heard a woman’s terror, and Horsch was found with a fake DEA badge, weapons, and altered serial numbers — while his girlfriend held stolen ID of a vanished woman. Experts speculate Horsch may act on a twisted moral crusade, targeting those he sees as “sinners,” complicating classification without bodies. Law enforcement races to piece together the full scope of crimes amid mounting evidence — revealing a disturbing legacy and the modern challenges of digital forensics in homicide investigations.
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| Fatal Crash in Caledon Intersection | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:15 | |
A fatal crash on King Street in Caledon early Friday morning claimed the life of a 61-year-old man after his car collided with a dump truck at Dixie Road. The truck driver escaped unharmed. Police shut down the intersection for hours as they gathered evidence, and are still determining if charges will follow. They’re urging anyone with dashcam footage or eyewitness info to contact the Caledon OPP — this tragic accident is still under investigation.
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| B.C. Conservatives in Internal Turmoil | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:21 | |
B.C. Conservative caucus chaos erupts as three MLAs — Trevor Halford, Claire Rattée, and John Rustad — are reportedly ousted, though Rattée defiantly claims she’s still in the fold. She’s one of ten MLAs pushing leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay to step down, accusing her of poor judgment and trying to purge dissenters — especially ahead of a possible election. Rattée even went public after being targeted by a private investigator, calling for Findlay’s resignation during caucus and slamming her for absenteeism and disengagement. Findlay, however, stands firm — no plans to quit despite mounting pressure and internal fractures. The party is now locked in a high-stakes power struggle with major implications for its future.
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| Baby in Camp Sparks Election Push | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:24 | |
A one-year-old found in a Montreal homeless camp has ignited national attention and political urgency ahead of the provincial election. All major parties are now racing to propose bold solutions — from CAQ’s $250M emergency fund to Liberals’ annual $60M boost and others calling for a dedicated homelessness minister — as mayors and leaders scramble to respond to what’s being called a wake-up call for systemic failure.
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| Montreal Police Could Fine You for Insulting Them | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:11 | |
Montreal’s city council is poised to pass a controversial new bylaw that would let police fine citizens for insulting municipal workers—raising alarms about free speech and sparking fierce debate over where the line between protest and punishment should be drawn.
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| Alberta Referendum Ballot Update | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:57 | |
Alberta’s big referendum is heating up with nearly 520,000 special ballot requests — over 330,000 already sent out and more than 24,000 returned and approved. A few snags? Yep — 313 packages were missing ballots (fixed with replacements) and about 7,200 applications hit delays due to typos or wrong addresses. Deadline to apply: September 25. Ballots can be picked up starting Sept 21 at local offices — but wait for your call first. When mailing back, include ID or a declaration. Mail ballots by Oct 9; final receipt cutoff is Oct 16 at 5 PM. The surge? No longer needing a reason to request, plus multiple questions on the ballot. And hey — they still need YOU! 48,000 applied to be poll workers, 25,000 hired. Requirements include a criminal record check. Some areas are still hiring — check the list if you’re ready to serve.
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| Russia’s Hybrid War Escalates | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:43 | |
Russia’s escalating hybrid warfare tactics, as warned by Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk, now target not just Ukraine but NATO allies—including Poland—using drones and missiles to cripple supply lines, destabilize economies, and test the alliance’s resolve. This multi-front strategy signals a new era of modern conflict, blending psychological warfare with economic disruption to sow discord and weaken collective defense, forcing Europe into high alert.
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| Baby Found Sparks Homelessness Debate | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:13 | |
A one-year-old found in a Montreal homeless encampment has ignited a political firestorm, with the provincial election now centered on homelessness. Coalition Avenir Québec’s Christine Fréchette unveils a $250 million emergency fund, while Montreal mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada demands urgent action. Opposition leaders are seizing the moment: Liberals pledge $60 million annually to end homelessness, while Québec solidaire and the Parti Québécois propose a dedicated minister—Plamondon even volunteering for the role. This crisis is reshaping Quebec’s political landscape as voters demand real solutions.
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| Elijah Blue Allman Faces New Charges | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:41 | |
Elijah Blue Allman, Cher’s son, faces felony charges after allegedly breaking into a New Hampshire home in March, shattering a window and leaving behind cigarettes that weren’t his—despite claiming permission to enter. Now in psychiatric custody, he’s awaiting arraignment as his mother battles his estranged wife in a high-stakes guardianship fight, with Cher accusing her of greed while King-Allman insists she’s acting in Elijah’s best interest.
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| Alberta's Referendum and the Unfinished Fight | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:39 | |
Alberta’s independence referendum is heating up, with Premier Danielle Smith framing it as the final say on separation—but independence supporters aren’t backing down. Even if the vote doesn’t go their way, they’re preparing for another push, possibly a binding one. Underlying frustrations with Ottawa and a recent byelection loss hint at deeper unrest, while the Premier blames vote-splitting. The movement’s momentum isn’t fading—it’s just getting louder.
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| One Vote, One Error, One Election Annulled | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:23 | |
In a jaw-dropping twist, a single misprinted postal code on mail-in ballots led to the annulment of Quebec’s Terrebonne federal election in 2025 — despite the Bloc Québécois candidate losing by just one vote. An Elections Canada error caused critical ballots to be uncounted, prompting the Supreme Court to rule the mistake was serious enough to void the entire election. Six months after the ruling, and five months before the court’s full reasoning was released, a by-election was already held — and the same Liberal candidate, Tatiana Auguste, won again, leaving the outcome unchanged.
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| Teen Girls Charged After GO Train Assault | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:27 | |
Three teens face charges after a shocking assault on an elderly couple aboard the GO Train, captured on video and sparking outrage online. The incident unfolded as the victims tried to disembark at Whitby station — where the girls allegedly drank, vaped, verbally harassed, and physically attacked them, including throwing a vodka bottle and using a jacket as a weapon. Transit staff reportedly ignored pleas for help, fueling public frustration. Police identified the suspects through footage and witness statements; all three, from Oshawa, were arrested without resistance — some with prior criminal records. One teen’s mother reached out to apologize and assist investigators. Authorities are still seeking additional witnesses.
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| Bell 911 Glitch Disrupts Emergency Calls | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:25 | |
A major 911 outage hit Bell Canada’s emergency system overnight Thursday, knocking out service across Quebec and other regions—forcing emergency responders to deploy backup numbers as panicked callers struggled to get through. Though 95% of calls were rerouted via SafetyNet, the cause remains unknown, sparking urgent questions about system reliability and the risks of a single point of failure in critical infrastructure.
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| Ottawa Mayoral Candidate Arrested | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:12 | |
Ottawa mayoral hopeful Geoff Nicholas is arrested on serious charges—including criminal harassment, death threats, and weapons offenses—just weeks before the October 26th election, throwing his campaign into chaos as he remains in custody pending court proceedings.
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| Ontario Man Wins $25M Lotto Max | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:18 | |
An Ontario guy named Stanley just hit the jackpot—$25 million from a Lotto Max ticket he’s been playing for years, numbers picked from a Quick Pick decades ago. He bought it on a trip to see his girlfriend, thought he won $25K at first, then went full shock when he saw the real prize. His girlfriend confirmed it, and they were both stunned. Word spread fast, friends and family celebrated him as he processed the win. Once the money hit his account, he yelled “Wow! I am friggin’ millionaire!” Plans? Spoil his kids, take his girlfriend on beach vacations, and buy a dream hot rod. Odds? One in 33 million—so keep your day job.
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| BC’s Best New Restaurants Shine | Canada News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:38 | |
British Columbia’s culinary scene is exploding this year, with six restaurants earning Air Canada’s Best New Restaurants honors — four right here in Vancouver. From Angela Pastificio’s handmade pasta to Kavita’s bold Indian flavors, Nui’s Korean comfort food, and Touk’s Cambodian-Canadian fusion, chefs are blending heritage with local ingredients to tell vibrant, soulful stories. Victoria and Revelstoke also shine, proving B.C. is a major force on the national stage. This isn’t just about great food — it’s about passion, culture, and creativity coming together on the West Coast.
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| Missing Elderly Man’s Kayak Search | Canada News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:14 | |
A 78-year-old man, David, has been missing for over a week after last being seen near the Humber River on September 10th—his car was found nearby, and a witness spotted him launching an inflatable kayak that same day. His kayak and belongings remain missing. Authorities launched a massive search after responding to a fire smell at his home on the 15th, where they learned he lived alone and had gone kayaking earlier that week. Marine units and drones are scouring the river. If you saw David or his kayak after September 10th, contact police at 416-808-3300.
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| Snowbirds Transition to New Prop Jets | Canada News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:56 | |
The Royal Canadian Air Force has welcomed its first two CT-157 Siskin II training jets — the future of pilot training and the next generation of Snowbirds aircraft — marking a major modernization milestone. These agile, high-tech propeller planes, based at 15 Wing Moose Jaw, offer advanced cockpit tech and performance rivaling jet fighters, while replacing aging Tutor jets after their final shows in November. Commanders praise their maneuverability and potential for dazzling aerial displays, assuring fans that the new era won’t lack spectacle. With 19 Siskins planned, the RCAF is also building a deeper pool of skilled pilots — and this marks the first time they’re using Pilatus aircraft — setting the stage for a smoother transition and a brighter future for Canada’s skies.
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| Millie Bobby Brown Welcomes Second Child | Canada News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:21 | |
Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi just welcomed their second child — and it’s a heartwarming adoption! The couple shared a sweet photo of the baby’s hand on social media, confirming this little one joins their growing family. Brown, who’s always dreamed of becoming a mom, sees adoption as a powerful act of love that creates forever bonds. She’s inspired by her own childhood, where her parents had her young, and hopes to raise a big, loving family — whether through birth or adoption. With both partners coming from large families, they’re building a home full of laughter, love, and endless possibilities.
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| Ford Backtracks on Chow Endorsement | Canada News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:34 | |
Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s glowing praise for Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow has sparked political firestorms — and a swift backtrack. After calling her an “incredible” mayor and touting over $9 billion in provincial support, Ford’s office now insists his comments were misinterpreted and that he never endorsed her. Facing backlash from rival Brad Bradford’s camp, who saw the remarks as a tacit victory, Ford’s team clarified he won’t endorse any mayoral candidate — emphasizing his focus on collaboration across party lines for Ontario’s benefit. It’s a textbook political pivot to avoid entanglement in local races while keeping the spotlight on provincial priorities.
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| Farrah’s Remote Murder Plot | Canada News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:25 | |
A shocking murder trial unfolds as 26-year-old Mahad Farrah faces charges for the first-degree murder of Jade Racette Beaulieu and second-degree murder of her grandmother, both killed on December 15, 2022. Prosecutors allege Farrah was out of province at the time and hired someone to carry out the killings — allegedly fueled by Jade’s prior accusation that he was her pimp. A new witness’s testimony adds intrigue: a man who sold his iPhone via a Facebook app may hold key evidence linking Farrah to the crime remotely. The courtroom is piecing together how Farrah might have orchestrated this from afar — and the stakes couldn’t be higher.
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| Montreal’s Perfect Summer Finale | Canada News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:17 | |
Montreal’s summer is wrapping up on a beautiful note—with sunny skies, mild temps, and perfect conditions for outdoor fun. Expect highs around 18–20°C through the weekend, cooling to 7–9°C at night. Clouds may drift in Sunday, but warmth lingers. Monday and Tuesday bring partly cloudy skies and cooler highs of 16–17°C, while Wednesday returns to mostly sunny with a pleasant 19°C. Grab those sandals and make the most of it—summer’s saying goodbye in style.
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| Candidate Faces Charges After Death Threats | Canada News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:36 | |
An Ottawa mayoral candidate is facing serious criminal charges after allegedly making death threats against top public officials, including Premier Doug Ford and current mayor Mark Sutcliffe. Arrested in Kingston, Geoff Nicholas is accused of harassment and uttering death threats through disturbing social media posts — including a video with a firearm and an AI-generated image depicting violence. His history of legal trouble and online vitriol, including racist content, adds to the gravity. Despite the allegations, he remains on the ballot due to election rules, having previously run unsuccessfully in 2018. The case underscores the volatile nature of political discourse and the urgent need for accountability.
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| Massive Driver License Data Breach Under Investigation | Canada News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:02:00 | |
Canada’s privacy watchdog is investigating a massive data breach that may have exposed driver’s license data for over 150 million people across Canada and the U.S., with cybersecurity experts pointing to IDScan.net as the likely culprit. The breach, allegedly involving digital scans of IDs for sale on the dark web, has triggered investigations by the RCMP, the FBI, and global cybersecurity partners. While the company admitted possible unauthorized access to cloud-stored data in early September, the exact number of affected Canadians remains unknown. With driver’s license data posing serious risks for identity theft and financial fraud, experts are urging immediate vigilance and account monitoring — a sobering reminder of the urgent need for stronger cybersecurity and enforcement of privacy laws.
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| Federal Funding Expands Campfire Circle | Canada News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:47 | |
The federal government is investing $27 million to expand Campfire Circle’s life-changing camps for kids with serious illnesses, with a major focus on Prince Edward County, Ontario. This bold move, backed by Sport Secretary Adam van Koeverden, aims to give vulnerable children joy, community, and respite from medical routines — while also boosting programming and capacity. It’s more than recreation; it’s hope in action for families across Canada.
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| Zara Larsson Calls Out White House Over Song Use | Canada News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:02:13 | |
Pop star Zara Larsson is furious as the White House uses her hit “Midnight Sun” to soundtrack a TikTok promoting deportations, calling it a heartbreaking misuse of her music that contradicts her message of unity and shared humanity. Larsson, a Swedish artist who credits her access to healthcare and education as luck, questions how seeking a better life could be framed as the worst thing in the world. She’s not alone — Katy Perry, Ariana Grande, and Sabrina Carpenter have all condemned the White House for using their songs to promote ICE raids and immigration enforcement, while officials defend the use of popular music to advance political messaging, sparking a growing cultural clash between artists’ intentions and political appropriation.
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| Stolen Race Bikes in Montreal | Canada News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:13 | |
A $27,000 racing bike stolen from a Montreal hotel ahead of the UCI Road World Championships is being recovered after a thief tried to sell it on Facebook Marketplace—helping cops track it down. The second bike remains missing, and the Italian team’s race against time to get both back before Sunday’s event is heating up.
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| Toronto Dog Attack Under Investigation | Canada News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:05 | |
Toronto police have closed in on a brutal dog attack that left a woman and her dog critically injured after two unleashed dogs broke free and viciously attacked another dog and its owner in a park. Authorities have arrested the alleged owners and seized the two aggressive dogs, signaling a major step forward in the investigation. Now, the focus turns to legal consequences and safety measures to prevent such chaos from happening again.
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| 81-Year-Old Charged in Brother’s Disappearance | Canada News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:12 | |
An 81-year-old man in Peterborough, Ontario, has been charged with second-degree murder in the disappearance of his 58-year-old brother, Michael Walker, who vanished on January 7, 2024. Police say evidence points to foul play, and Bazil also faces charges of indignity to a dead body — suggesting a disturbing case unfolding over years. He’s set to appear in court on September 24, with details about their relationship and events remaining under wraps as the legal process begins.
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| Fatal Three-Vehicle Crash on County Road 17 | Canada News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:27 | |
A horrific three-vehicle crash on County Road 17 claimed three lives Thursday night — an 18-year-old driver, a 61-year-old driver, and a 54-year-old passenger — while two others from the third vehicle were hospitalized. Emergency crews arrived just after 9:45 PM to find a devastating scene, prompting authorities to close the road for a full investigation. The community is reeling, especially with the loss of such a young life. Police are working diligently to reconstruct the accident’s cause, with updates expected as evidence is gathered. The focus remains on honoring the victims and supporting their families through this tragic time.
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| Carney’s Bold Plan to Rebuild Canada | Canada News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:25 | |
Prime Minister Mark Carney is launching a historic push to rebuild Canada’s economy from within, aiming to reduce dependence on the U.S. and ignite domestic growth through bold new investments. At Canada’s first-ever Investment Summit in Toronto, 300 global executives gathered as the government unveiled a long-term strategy that could reshape job markets, infrastructure, and national prosperity — especially for Quebec businesses struggling with U.S. trade tensions. Though only 15 of 167 showcased projects are in Quebec, their potential impact is massive, signaling a shift toward a more resilient, self-reliant Canadian economy powered by homegrown opportunity.
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| LCBO Pushes Ontario Brews Amid Trade Tensions | Canada News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:38 | |
Ontario’s LCBO is launching a bold new campaign, “We’re All In on Ontario,” to spotlight and boost local booze—wine, beer, cider, spirits—all made right here in the province. With U.S.-Canada trade tensions heating up and American alcohol already off shelves, this push doubles down on supporting homegrown producers by making local drinks more visible, accessible, and recommended by staff. From expanded selections to staff training, the LCBO is investing in Ontario’s beverage scene as cross-border uncertainty grows—so grab your glass, because from now until mid-October, you’ll see more local favorites front and center.
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| Montreal Prepares for Cycling Chaos | Canada News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:42 | |
Montreal is set to roar with the UCI Road World Championships, kicking off Sunday and running through September 27th — complete with epic races, major road closures, and a special $55 transit pass to help you get around. From downtown circuits to Mount Royal climbs and bridge crossings, athletes will battle it out across iconic Montreal streets, while locals are urged to plan ahead and ride the rails. This isn’t just a race — it’s a city-wide spectacle designed to thrill fans and showcase Montreal’s grit on two wheels.
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