A Russian military transport aircraft has crashed in Crimea, resulting in the deaths of 29 individuals. The incident occurs against the backdrop of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Political analysts argue the Alberta NDP must rebrand to distance itself from federal policies while criticizing the UCP's undisclosed agenda on MAID restrictions and healthcare changes.
The Canadian federal government's firearm buyback initiative is encountering significant operational challenges, raising concerns it will fail to meet its intended objectives and timelines.
A new expert report strongly criticizes the Canada Revenue Agency's audit of a Muslim charity, citing procedural flaws and calling for significant improvements to ensure fairness and transparency in future reviews.
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Ontario prosecutors are seeking to overturn the bail granted to lawyer Deepak Paradkar in the Ryan Wedding case, arguing for stricter pre-trial detention.
Lawyers are delivering final arguments in the high-profile sexual assault trial of billionaire Frank Stronach at a Toronto courthouse, with the case nearing its conclusion.
Iran launched missile and drone strikes across Gulf Arab neighbors while acknowledging direct U.S. contact about a potential ceasefire. The conflict has disrupted global oil shipping and claimed thousands of lives.
Former President Donald Trump announces his presidential library in Miami will likely be a hotel skyscraper, not a traditional library, sparking criticism and financial speculation.
The federal gun buyback initiative, launched after the Nova Scotia mass shooting, is projected to fall significantly short of its objectives as the deadline approaches.
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The Canadian government announces a new policy to refund passport fees if processing takes more than 30 days, aiming to improve service efficiency and accountability for applicants.
Experts argue that Canada's public service must transform in three key areas—governance, execution, and operations—to effectively implement ambitious policies amid global uncertainty.
A detailed overview of services, facilities, and businesses operating or closed in Ottawa during the Easter weekend of 2026, including municipal updates and essential information for residents.
President Donald Trump intends to attend Supreme Court oral arguments regarding birthright citizenship, marking an unprecedented move by a sitting president and escalating his ongoing criticism of the federal judiciary.
Two men known to each other face drug trafficking charges after a foot pursuit in North Bay, Ontario, following an altercation on Sunday, March 31, 2026.
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Democratic lawmakers and state officials swiftly condemned President Trump's executive order creating a national voter list, calling it unconstitutional and promising legal challenges.
General Jennie Carignan, Canada's highest-ranking military officer, conducted an official visit to the 22 Wing North Bay Royal Canadian Air Force base to assess NORAD operations and readiness.
A sharp rise in fatalities within Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facilities during President Trump's second term has intensified scrutiny over poor conditions and inadequate medical care nationwide.
A former Vancouver mayor argues that addressing the Downtown Eastside crisis requires improved coordination among agencies rather than increased funding, emphasizing strategic resource allocation.
A potential October vote on Alberta independence is gaining traction, with UCP House Leader Joseph Schow revealing widespread frustration with federal treatment and Premier Danielle Smith's petition process enabling direct democracy.
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A federal judge ordered a stop to President Donald Trump's ballroom project at the White House, ruling he lacks ownership authority and needs congressional approval.
Court documents reveal investigators cannot connect the bullet that killed conservative activist Charlie Kirk to the rifle allegedly used by suspect Tyler Robinson, raising questions about evidence quality in the high-profile case.
Montreal authorities are demanding accountability after a viral video captured a driver hurling vile, misogynistic insults at a female police officer, sparking widespread outrage.
Waterloo Regional Police have arrested a third individual in connection with a stabbing incident that occurred on March 23, 2026, at the intersection of Scrimger and Ballantyne Avenues in Cambridge.
President Donald Trump stated the U.S. will withdraw from the war on Iran within two to three weeks, claiming military goals are met and a formal agreement with Tehran is unnecessary. Pentagon officials call upcoming days 'decisive' while negotiations con
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A Vancouver union has initiated a petition urging the restoration of funding for lifeguards at city beaches, citing safety concerns for swimmers and visitors during the upcoming summer season.
Former Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz alleges a secret U.S. Army program breeds alien-human hybrids for intergalactic communication, with claims of 6-12 facilities nationwide.
In the sexual assault trial of billionaire Frank Stronach, his defence lawyer claims the #MeToo movement led to reckless police work and an unfair shift in burden of proof, arguing he was presumed guilty without proper investigation.
TMZ founder Harvey Levin called on the public to send photos of politicians on spring break while federal employees work without pay, sparking backlash and highlighting bipartisan criticism.
Former Vancouver mayor Larry Campbell, now a special adviser, emphasizes the need for better coordination among organizations in the Downtown Eastside to avoid service duplication and improve efficiency.
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Nova Scotia allocates $5.3 million from U.S. alcohol sales revenue to support food donation programs, enhancing community aid efforts amid economic challenges.
