A 19-year-old Regina man has been sentenced to three years in prison for impaired driving causing death after a crash that killed a 13-year-old passenger. The court heard the driver was well over the legal alcohol limit.
A British Columbia government lawyer has cautioned the court against making a sudden decision in a significant assisted dying lawsuit, highlighting the complex legal and ethical considerations involved.
The B.C. Court of Appeal has dismissed Northern Health Authority's appeal of a $388,000 arbitration award to a pediatrician fired for refusing COVID-19 vaccination despite working remotely.
Political analyst Anthony Koch argues that Canadian Conservatives remain stuck fighting Justin Trudeau's ghost while failing to engage with Mark Carney's fundamentally different governing approach.
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Warden Hilda MacDonald highlighted historic growth and unprecedented opportunities in her final State of the County address in Windsor, Ontario, reflecting on achievements and future prospects.
Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene harshly criticized Rev. Franklin Graham for defending Donald Trump's controversial AI-generated image depicting him as a Jesus-like figure, calling it blasphemous.
A man has been charged in the stabbing of a fellow student near Liverpool Road and Finch Avenue in Pickering, with police investigating the incident that occurred off school property.
Durham Regional Police have released surveillance video showing an armed suspect firing multiple gunshots at a used car dealership in Whitby, Ontario. The footage captures the dramatic incident as investigators continue their search.
A state funeral will be held in Regina for Vaughn Solomon Schofield, Saskatchewan's 21st lieutenant-governor from 2012 to 2018, who passed away at age 82. The service recognizes her lifetime of public service and military dedication.
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Federal procurement ombud Alexander Jeglic is working with Public Works Minister Joël Lightbound's office to address cascading failures in the Indigenous procurement program, following a damning report.
Strathcona County RCMP are investigating a man who entered a store near Baseline Road and Broadmoor Boulevard on two occasions in 2026, exposing himself to female employees. Police have released an image and are asking for public assistance to identify th
A 27-year-old Montreal man faces manslaughter charges after his girlfriend was found shot dead in a Ville-Marie condo, as police continue their investigation into the tragic incident.
Dylan Kemp, a dismissed Saskatoon Police Service constable, received a 12-month conditional discharge for assaulting a female coworker at a 2024 pool party. He apologized in court and must follow conditions to avoid a criminal record.
Jewish organizations across Canada are urging the government to boost security funding in the upcoming spring economic statement, citing skyrocketing hate crimes and inadequate protection compared to other nations.
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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer confronts mounting pressure after his government acknowledged the ambassador to the United States did not pass the required security vetting process, sparking a political crisis.
Former President Donald Trump has nominated Erica Schwartz, ex-deputy surgeon general, to lead the CDC, an agency facing leadership instability and political tensions under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre advocates for national recall legislation, allowing voters to remove MPs who fail to represent constituents, citing examples from Alberta and B.C.
Prime Minister Mark Carney suspends the federal gas excise tax from April 20 to Labour Day, offering savings to Canadians. Opposition Conservatives propose deeper cuts, while provinces cite fiscal constraints.
Former constable Dylan Kemp admitted guilt in provincial court for assaulting a fellow officer during an off-duty gathering, with sentencing pending.
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A Quebec judge condemns prosecutors for reducing sentences to avoid deporting non-citizen criminals, sparking debate over judicial overreach in immigration policy.
Former President Donald Trump has publicly criticized a judicial decision that has further stalled the construction of a ballroom at the White House, a project that has faced multiple legal hurdles.
Peel Regional Police have arrested a suspect accused of stealing critical hurricane relief supplies intended for victims of Hurricane Melissa in Mississauga, Ontario.
A U.S. Navy reservist has been arrested and accused of fleeing to Hong Kong after his wife's body was discovered in a freezer in their Virginia apartment in February.
A new cohort of fire cadets has successfully completed their intensive training program in Edmonton, preparing them for careers as firefighters and emergency responders in the community.
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The Constitutional Court of Benin has officially validated the election of Finance Minister Romuald Wadagni as the nation's next president, following a formal review of the electoral process and results.
New Brunswick's Serious Incident Response Team has determined no charges will be filed against a Miramichi police officer following an arrest that resulted in a woman's broken wrist. The independent investigation concluded the officer's actions were justi
Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak and other leaders are calling for a formal inquiry into RCMP surveillance activities, citing a recent CBC investigation that revealed extensive monitoring of Indigenous communities.
In a Windsor trial, the defense argues that the accusation against Ratcliffe is merely 'collateral damage' stemming from brotherly love, highlighting complex familial dynamics in legal proceedings.
Alberta's proposed Bill 29 allows patients to access preventative tests without referrals, aiming to improve early detection. However, experts question what happens after patients receive results without immediate clinical interpretation.
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Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has been called in to examine a police altercation involving a Brantford resident, highlighting ongoing concerns over law enforcement conduct and accountability in the province.
