Cane Corso abandoned in Georgina dog park: Police seek male suspect

A Toronto man facing assault charges is accused of removing his ankle monitor. The video failed to load, but the man's actions have resulted in further legal consequences. The incident highlights the importance of monitoring and tracking individuals involved in legal proceedings. Full Article

FBI agents are suing the Justice Department over its attempt to identify employees involved in investigations related to former President Trump. The agents are challenging the department's actions, claiming that it violates their privacy and could potentially endanger their safety. The lawsuit highlights the ongoing tension between the Justice Department and FBI over investigations related to Trump. Full Article

The Met Gala guests will suit up for the annual event in May with a dress code of "Tailored for You," in line with the exhibit focusing on menswear and Black style in menswear over the centuries. A new host committee of high-profile celebrities, including athletes, filmmakers, actors, musicians, authors, artists, playwrights, and fashion figures, has been announced for the event, which will feature a menu by celebrity chef Kwame Onwuachi and launch the spring...

The government of Quebec, led by Premier François Legault, is not currently planning to cut ties with Elon Musk's Starlink for remote internet services, unlike Ontario. However, Quebec is reportedly set to strengthen its connection to Starlink through a new contract with the billionaire's satellite internet system. This decision comes amid efforts to improve high-speed internet access in remote areas of the province. Full Article

Five people were shot at an adult education center in Sweden. The incident resulted in injuries to the victims. Authorities are currently investigating the shooting. Full Article

Former Alberta NDP leader Raj Pannu's death has sparked reflection on his political style, characterized by passion for just causes without compromising humanity and integrity. As Canada faces a divisive political climate, the upcoming civic election in Edmonton is under scrutiny for new rules favoring partisan parties and potentially stifling independent candidates. Albertans are allowed to donate up to $5,000 to civic election candidates, with additional contributions permitted to party affiliates. Full Article