Canada

Officials confirmed Tuesday afternoon that the bodies of a downed plane’s two pilots have been found by search crews.

Police in southwestern Ontario have arrested a man who allegedly threatened to blow up the Parliament buildings in Ottawa.

It looks like the Montreal police website is up and running again. Anonymous Quebec took responsibility for the cyber-attack, which occurred after 10 p.m. Friday following a night march against austerity. The group also successfully attacked the Montreal Police Brotherhood site.

Surrey RCMP are asking people to look at the picture of the suspect vehicle in a hit and run that happened Monday. A police officer actually saw the car speed off from the intersection where it happened at 96th Avenue and 128th Street, but stopped to help the victim instead.

Peel Regional Police have charged an 18-year-old Brampton man and a 16-year-old youth with assault causing bodily harm after a teenage girl was attacked Tuesday afternoon.

A woman in Nova Scotia has been charged with assault for allegedly throwing a hot slice of pizza in another woman’s face, causing burns to her face, neck and chest. Truro police responded to a call at a downtown bar at about 2:15 a.m.

Two people were killed and two others injured in a rollover north of Calgary on Sunday. On Sunday at approximately 10 p.m., Sundre RCMP were called to a single-vehicle crash on Highway 22, near Township Road 340. The car was found off the highway, and in a report RCMP suggested it had rolled, coming to rest upright.

Toronto firefighters were able to free a three-year-old girl after her coat became stuck in an escalator at St. Clair West subway station on Monday afternoon.

Investigators say they are hopeful a missing Cochrane man will be found alive after arresting two men Sunday in connection to his disappearance and assault March 29th.

A decommissioned Canadian Navy vessel is now sleeping with the fishes after it was sunk to create an artificial reef and diving site Saturday.

A Grande Prairie man is in a coma in Edmonton hospital following an assault Thursday evening outside the Mac’s Convenience store on 84 Avenue. John St. Jean, 45, is in the University of Alberta hospital on life support with injuries to his head and face.