A 38-year-old man was arrested in London after defacing Winston Churchill's statue with anti-Israeli slogans. Police charged him with racially aggravated criminal damage and supporting a proscribed organization.
A significant portion of recall petitions targeting Alberta's governing caucus members have been confirmed as unsuccessful, marking a pivotal moment in the province's political landscape following a coordinated day of recall efforts.
A teenager has been charged with manslaughter following a homicide in a northern Saskatchewan community, as authorities investigate the incident that has shocked the local area.
The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team is investigating the death of a man after he was restrained by Edmonton police officers. The incident raises questions about police procedures.
Federal charges expand against activists who disrupted a St. Paul church service, alleging the pastor was an ICE agent. The case highlights tensions over immigration enforcement.
First Nations chiefs in Alberta have unanimously declared no confidence in Premier Danielle Smith's UCP government, citing concerns over separatist sentiment and Treaty violations.
Regina's mayor responds to public concerns about the shift to a fully cashless parking system in the downtown area, emphasizing inclusivity and options for all residents.
Court proceedings for two men accused of bilking a Calgary non-profit face further delays as both defendants remain without legal counsel, highlighting systemic issues in the justice system.
A Toronto teen involved in a violent smash-and-grab robbery at a Barrie jewelry store has been sentenced to time served but still faces separate weapons charges in Toronto.
A 31-year-old Vancouver man, Tevin Douglas, has been charged with human trafficking and sexual assault for alleged offences spanning British Columbia and Ontario in 2023, according to RCMP.
A prominent Vancouver social media influencer faces charges in a human trafficking investigation, with RCMP revealing details of the case that has shocked the local community.
A two-year-old boy at the center of a Winnipeg Amber Alert has been located safely, according to police. Authorities provided an update on the case, which had prompted widespread concern across the community.
The jury in the Moncton double-murder trial has formally requested to rehear audio recordings of key Crown witness testimony, potentially impacting deliberations in the high-profile case.
York Regional Police have charged three men following a 2024 armed home invasion in King Township where a good Samaritan was shot while trying to help homeowners. The incident occurred in Nobleton.
Prime Minister Mark Carney received a DJI action camera from Chinese Premier Li Qiang during January visit, sparking security concerns among experts who recommend immediate disposal.
A man has been arrested by U.K. police after the iconic Winston Churchill statue in Parliament Square was defaced with graffiti, sparking a swift investigation into the incident.
Alberta's upcoming referendum on issues like immigration and federal programs risks obscuring key details, such as funding and legal implications, undermining informed democratic choice.
Public Services and Procurement Canada is modifying its goal to reduce federal office footprint by 50% as increased employee presence complicates real estate reduction efforts.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre embarks on a diplomatic journey to the United Kingdom and Germany, aiming to bolster political alliances and explore new trade opportunities for Canada.
As Alberta faces a budget deficit, separatist movements claim the province would thrive independently, citing economic mismanagement and resource control. Supporters rally in Fort Macleod, highlighting growing discontent with federal policies.
Guelph has opened new shelter spaces at the Stepping Stone building on Gordon Street, providing critical support for individuals experiencing homelessness in the community.
York Regional Police have arrested and charged three men from Toronto and Vaughan following a series of break-and-enters targeting 14 homes across the region.
Ontario Minister Jill Dunlop unveils the Ontario Corps, a proactive emergency preparedness initiative involving Labatt Brewing Company to enhance disaster response capabilities across the province.
Halton Regional Police have charged a 22-year-old Toronto man with drug trafficking after seizing 56 kilograms of opium and cocaine worth $1.5 million in a major investigation called Project Forge.
New Brunswick RCMP are investigating an armed robbery where a man was held at gunpoint in Dieppe on June 16, 2025, and are appealing for public assistance to identify the suspect.
Ottawa Police are investigating a fatal incident where a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on Rideau Street earlier this month, resulting in one death.
An RCMP officer in Calgary, Alberta, was hospitalized after a vehicle collided with an unmarked police cruiser. The incident highlights ongoing risks faced by law enforcement on duty.
A resident of Brant County is confronting multiple counts of spousal assault following a police investigation, highlighting ongoing concerns about domestic violence in the region.
Calgary's mayor-elect Jeromy Farkas expresses alarm over Alberta's budget adjustments to local property taxes, warning of potential impacts on municipal services and fiscal autonomy.
A Durham Regional Police deputy chief has been suspended with pay after allegedly using a racially inappropriate term during an internal support network meeting. The incident is under independent investigation.