The Trump administration is easing fuel shipments to Cuba's private sector as part of a broader plan to increase U.S. leverage and push for political and economic reforms on the island nation.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre detailed his approach to Canada-U.S. relations in a Toronto speech, emphasizing cooperation despite trade tensions and rejecting the notion of a lasting break between the two nations.
Toronto Police have identified 20-year-old Abdul Yeberebaba as a suspect in the murder of 15-year-old Jahkai Jack, with two arrests already made in the case.
A Kitchener motorist has been charged following a serious three-vehicle collision in Centre Wellington. Police responded to the incident, which underscores ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
Guelph Police are investigating a theft where a woman's purse was stolen in a Stone Road parking lot after suspects distracted her. Authorities urge public vigilance.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre urges calm, pragmatic engagement with the United States, criticizing Prime Minister Mark Carney's confrontational rhetoric toward America and President Donald Trump.
London Police Service forensic investigators have returned to an Adelaide Street South residence where a deceased person was discovered, continuing their investigation into the incident.
Two young girls, aged 12 and 14, have been formally charged by Toronto police in connection with a series of suspected hate-motivated assaults targeting individuals of East Asian descent in the city's downtown core.
Calgary police have confiscated illegal drugs and weapons from an alleged drug trafficker in the East Village, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat organized crime in the city.
Police dive teams from across Ontario conducted their annual Ice Week training in the frigid waters of Morrison Quarry, Quebec, honing skills for cold-water rescue and recovery operations.
Sources indicate Svetlana Dali, a known stowaway, has successfully hidden on a plane to Europe once more, raising security concerns at airports.
A car chase by ICE agents in Newark, New Jersey, led to a multi-vehicle accident involving children. Mayor Ras Baraka condemns the pursuit as reckless and dangerous.
A British Columbia judge acquitted Daniel Jacob Cluett of smuggling drugs into Canada, accepting his defense that severe fentanyl withdrawal symptoms prevented him from knowing about the substances in his suitcase.
Jeremy McDonald of Lindsay, Ontario faces serious charges including aggravated assault and assault with a weapon following a violent altercation inside his apartment, according to court documents.
A recent report by the National Police Federation indicates Albertans are largely uninterested in establishing a provincial police force, citing public feedback and cost concerns.
Prince Edward Island announces funding for 32 local organizations to advance diversity and inclusion projects, supporting community-driven efforts across the province.
The Canadian government has announced a major investment of $1.55 billion aimed at ensuring equitable services for First Nations children, addressing long-standing disparities in support.
The shelter-in-place order for Mississauga First Nation in Northern Ontario has been rescinded. Ontario Provincial Police had urged residents to take safety precautions during the incident.
Cheryl Camillo has been appointed as the lead researcher for the Saskatchewan NDP's Your Care Your Say initiative, which aims to gather public input on healthcare reforms in the province.
Barrie Mayor Alex Nuttall advocates for Alberta's homelessness strategy to be adopted nationwide, highlighting its effectiveness in addressing the crisis.
A man facing charges in the Edmonton Chinatown killings testified about a sexual relationship with his court-appointed surety, raising legal and ethical questions in the high-profile case.
A Montreal metro constable faces serious charges of armed assault against an Indigenous individual, highlighting ongoing tensions and accountability in law enforcement interactions with marginalized communities.
Britain's most reviled child killer, Ian Huntley, is in critical condition following a vicious assault by another inmate at HMP Frankland. The 52-year-old was battered with a metal pole in the latest of multiple attacks he has endured while serving life f
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police are launching a nationwide contest, inviting children across Canada to submit their best name ideas for the next batch of police dog puppies, with all names required to start with the letter 'B'.
The RCMP has identified a Vancouver newsman discovered deceased in a Merritt home, with details emerging as the investigation continues into the circumstances surrounding his death.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has sharply criticized the City of Toronto for its lengthy 13-year timeline to implement road safety measures like speed bumps, arguing such projects should take only months and vowing political consequences.
During the high-profile trial of Frank Stronach, the presiding judge voiced concerns as cross-examination devolved into a shouting match, highlighting courtroom tensions.
In recent testimony, Hillary Clinton stated she has no information regarding Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities and does not recall meeting him, as scrutiny continues.
Premier François Legault insists Quebec's 11% salary offer to medical specialists is sufficient, but FMSQ president Dr. Vincent Oliva counters that specialists earn less than Canadian peers and demands are unfair.
The Front Road storm sewer reconstruction in LaSalle is set to restart next week, addressing critical infrastructure needs in the Windsor area.