Kilmar Abrego Garcia, whose mistaken deportation sparked national debate, argues in federal court that his human smuggling prosecution is vindictive retaliation by Trump administration officials.
Two women died in a March 2024 fire at an Edinburgh Road South home in Guelph. Landlords now face criminal charges as the investigation reveals safety failures.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivered a speech in Toronto addressing the future of Canada-U.S. relations, focusing on challenges posed by potential Trump administration policies and tariffs.
New Brunswick RCMP have released a photo of a vehicle suspected in a January 31 drive-by shooting in Moncton as part of their ongoing investigation into the incident.
London Police have issued a public photo of a suspect wanted in a sexual assault investigation, urging community assistance. The release follows a series of local incidents, including a death probe and school-related arrests.
Police on Vancouver Island are alerting the public about a significant increase in sophisticated counterfeit bills circulating in the region, urging vigilance and verification.
Germany has deported 20 Afghan nationals back to Afghanistan following a contentious agreement with the Taliban. This move raises significant human rights concerns and marks a shift in European migration policy.
The City of Montreal is preparing to deploy its sixth major snow removal operation of the season as winter weather continues to impact the region. This coordinated effort involves extensive plowing and clearing to maintain safe transportation routes for r
Alberta RCMP have identified human remains discovered near the historic Bar-U Ranch as a Calgary man and are requesting public assistance in their ongoing suspicious death investigation from February 2026.
New Brunswick RCMP are actively searching for a suspect following a stabbing incident near a park in Moncton. A woman was injured and is receiving medical treatment as police investigate the assault.
The judge has presented final instructions to the jury in the high-profile Moncton double murder trial, marking a critical phase as deliberations begin.
During a deposition, Hillary Clinton claimed Republicans subpoenaed her to divert attention from Donald Trump's ties to Jeffrey Epstein, stating she had no information on Epstein's crimes.
In a major bust, Sault police confiscated more than $400,000 worth of cocaine, oxycodone, codeine, cash, and weapons, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in Northern Ontario.
Laval police have apprehended a suspect in connection with a violent stabbing incident involving a tow-truck driver. The arrest follows a swift investigation into the assault that occurred in the Quebec municipality.
South Africa reports two citizens killed while serving with Russian forces in Ukraine, following a controversial recruitment scheme that allegedly deceived participants.
A man in Prince Edward Island has been charged by RCMP for allegedly driving more than 50 km/h over the speed limit, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
Windsor police have arrested and charged a second man with first-degree murder in connection to the city's first homicide of 2026, describing the incident as isolated between acquaintances.
Senator Markwayne Mullin struggled to defend President Trump's contradictory claims about Iran's nuclear program during a CNN interview, drawing widespread ridicule for his unusual analogies.
Edmonton Police Service has laid 200 charges after stolen jaws of life tools were used to steal over $750,000 worth of property, highlighting a sophisticated criminal operation.
Hillary Clinton testified before a congressional committee, stating she had no information regarding Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities. The testimony comes amid ongoing political scrutiny.
The Bloc Quebecois has confirmed Nathalie Sinclair-Desgagne as its candidate for the upcoming Terrebonne byelection, aiming to retain the seat she previously contested.
Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testified behind closed doors in the congressional investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. Former President Bill Clinton is scheduled to give his deposition on Friday.
The Department of National Defence announces plans for more than 1,000 residential units at CFB Edmonton to support military expansion, though most won't be ready until after 2029.
A disgraced Scottish doctor, Ju Young Um, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for hiding cameras in an Airbnb flat and spying on 30 victims, claiming his actions were driven by body dysmorphia over his small penis.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pledged solidarity with Israel in combating terrorism during a press conference in Jerusalem, marking a significant boost in diplomatic and strategic relations between the two nations.
In a high-profile case from Lindsay, Ontario, charges against a man accused of assaulting an alleged home intruder have been withdrawn by prosecutors, concluding a closely watched legal proceeding.
Durham Region Council approves motion to create an in-house auditor general office to oversee $2.1 billion in annual spending, joining a growing trend among Canadian municipalities.
Following the fatal police shooting of 15-year-old Nooran Rezayi in Longueuil, authorities have launched searches on Montreal's South Shore. The incident has reignited community tensions and calls for justice.
Premier Wab Kinew outlines plans for significant healthcare and infrastructure spending in Manitoba's next budget, addressing key provincial priorities.
Canada's population growth is projected to stagnate this year, with the federal budget watchdog highlighting demographic challenges amid broader economic and social concerns.