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Peterborough police launches renewed ‘NOH8’ awareness campaign to tackle hate crimeThe Peterborough Police Service officially relaunched a renewed “NOH8 “(No Hate) education and awareness campaign on Wednesday to help address hate incidents in the community. Madeleine McColl has more on how you can get involved:Jan 21
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Manitoba unveils $1M security fund to combat hate crimes, vandalismThe Manitoba government has launched a $1-million Security Enhancement Fund to help community organizations and places of worship combat a rise in hate crimes and vandalism. Hersh Singh reports.CrimeJan 19
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Suspect charged in hate crime cases arrested againA suspect charged in connection to hate-related crimes at a synagogue and a mosque last week has been arrested again.CrimeJan 13
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Guilty verdicts in Surrey jewelry store robberyThe two people charged in a 2024 Surrey jewelry store armed robbery and shooting have been found guilty, and Global News has obtained surveillance video of the crime. Angela Jung reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCApr 23
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Edmonton QEII fatal shooting of Birinder Singh “not racially motivated,” RCMP sayRCMP said on Wednesday that their investigation into the fatal shooting of Birinder Singh, on Edmonton’s QEII Highway on March 14, was “not racially motivated.” Staff Sgt. John Brown of the RCMP’s Major Crime Division, announced that they arrested 23-year-old Deon Libsekal. Jimmy Gassner, 18, of Lloydminster was previously arrested in Canoe Lake, Sask., and...CanadaApr 1
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Thieves target Cochrane collectible shop twice in six weeksA Cochrane, Alta., trading card store has lost more than $10,000 to break-ins since March. In recent months stores that primarily sell trading cards and other collectibles have been prime targets for thieves across the province. Drew Stremick reports.CrimeApr 27
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Carney says U.S. won’t dictate terms of CUSMA trade talksCanada and the U.S. have still not settled their prolonged trade war ahead of the upcoming review of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA). Mackenzie Gray reports on what the White House is reportedly threatening, and how Prime Minister Mark Carney isn’t backing down.Global NationalApr 22
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Global National: April 11The crew of Artemis Two has returned from their journey to the moon and back, receiving a hero’s welcome back on Earth. After their successful splashdown late yesterday, the four astronauts, including Canadian Jeremy Hansen, have arrived in Houston, where they are making public remarks. Plus, Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a campaign-style speech on...Global NationalApr 11
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Canadian industries tense ahead of CUSMA deadlineSeveral Canadian industries have been battered by U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, with some sectors skeptical of whether Prime Minister Mark Carney’s trade strategy will pay off. Heidi Petracek speaks with people whose livelihoods are on the line about what they’re hoping for from upcoming Canada-U.S. negotiations.Global NationalApr 23
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‘Ask a factual question, get a factual answer’: Carney skewers reporter in tense exchangeCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney rejected the premise of a reporter’s question in Ottawa on Monday, saying “if you can ask a factual question, you can get a factual answer,” after he was asked whether inflation and energy prices have “helped the books” following a previous claim that the deficit is lower than projected in...CanadaApr 27
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Poilievre targets Carney on cost of living, says Canadians ‘cannot afford’ basicsAt a press conference on Thursday, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is accusing Prime Minister Mark Carney of making life less affordable for Canadians, saying housing, grocery and gas costs have all worsened. He also pointed to rising U.S. tariffs on steel, aluminum and lumber, warning millions of Canadian jobs could be at risk. Poilievre says the...CanadaApr 23
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Carney says Canada must adapt as world grows ‘more dangerous and divided’Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada must address “weaknesses” created by its close ties to the United States, warning the country can no longer rely on its largest trading partner. “Many of our former strengths based on our close ties to America have become our weaknesses,” he said in a video posted to YouTube on...CanadaApr 19
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Carney government to table spring economic update at end of AprilPrime Minister Mark Carney says the federal Liberals will table a spring economic update in late April to assess impacts from shocks such as the Iran war. The update, announced by Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne, will outline support for families and industry amid rising energy costs.CanadaApr 15
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The West Bock: April 26, 2026Prime Minister Mark Carney has created a new advisory committee on economic relations with the United States, and one member says Canada must be cautious in trade talks. Former federal transport minister Lisa Raitt warns that the Canada-U.S. relationship must continue in a positive way, even as Ottawa and Washington trade barbs. Also, editorial cartoonists...The West BlockApr 26
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Carney’s Liberals secure majority government after byelection winsThree byelection wins have helped Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberals secured a majority government almost a year after winning the 2025 general election. David Akin explains what to know about the newest Liberal MPs, what Carney’s priorities are, and how the leaders of opposition parties are reacting.Global NationalApr 14
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Carney is focused on growing the Liberal tent. But at what cost?As Prime Minister Mark Carney welcomes more former Conservative MPs into the Liberal Party, controversy follows. Tonda MacCharles, Toronto Star Ottawa bureau chief, talks about how the addition of Sarnia MP Marilyn Gladu — with her well-known conservative social views — could affect the party. Plus, she discusses the effect the defections are having on...The West BlockApr 12
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The West Block: April 12As the prime minister welcomes more former Conservatives into his Liberal family, controversy follows. The Toronto Star’s Ottawa bureau chief, Tonda MacCharles, discusses the addition of Sarnia MP Marilyn Gladu, the reception within the Liberal Party and the effect defections like this are having on the Conservatives. Plus, Social media has become a new front...The West BlockApr 12
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Inflation rises to 2.4% in March as Liberals, Conservatives clash on how economy actually performingConservative MP and co-deputy leader, Melissa Lantsman, rose in the House of Commons during question period on Monday, focusing on rising inflation numbers released earlier in the day. “In March, Canada had the worst food inflation in the G7… Every G7 country faces the same global factors, yet Canadians are paying more than all of...CanadaApr 20
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U.S. quadruple amputee and pro cornhole player faces murder chargesThere are plenty of crime stories that don’t make the news, but this one is getting lots of attention because it raises so many questions. A man in Maryland has been charged with murder, and it’s alleged to have happened in the suspect’s car. However, that suspect is a quadruple amputee who, as Mackenzie Gray...Global NationalMar 24
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Carney ‘absolutely not’ considering proroguing ParliamentPrime Minister Mark Carney said Tuesday that he is “absolutely not” considering proroguing Parliament if he were to secure a majority government. “Absolutely not. It has never even entered my thinking, the possibility of that, so I couldn’t have been more surprised to see [the] suggestion that … was under consideration,” Carney told reporters in Quebec.CanadaMar 31