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.
Two teenagers convicted of a random 2019 stabbing murder in Surrey have had their life sentences overturned by the B.C. Court of Appeal. The court cited their age and immaturity, reducing their sentences to four years in prison followed by three years of
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has detained Adrian Vincent Walker, a top Canadian fugitive wanted for murder, in Tupelo, Mississippi, as part of Operation Take Back America.
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth lifted suspensions for two AH-64 Apache pilots who flew near Kid Rock's swimming pool, citing no punishment or investigation.
Environmental organizations challenge Mexico's official account, claiming the oil spill in the Gulf originated from offshore drilling, not natural seeps or an unidentified vessel as stated.
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Edmonton has repaired more than 30,000 potholes so far in 2026, as the city tackles seasonal road damage exacerbated by winter weather and traffic.
Eric Trump has shared the first official renderings of the Donald J. Trump Presidential Library, showcasing a monumental design. The announcement comes as various national and international news stories unfold across politics, sports, and environmental is
Toronto police are actively searching for a suspect who allegedly attempted to walk away with a child at a park in Scarborough, prompting a public safety alert and investigation.
London's mayor expresses frustration as Enwave declines to contribute to $11.5 million for boilers in city buildings ahead of a steam pipe decommissioning, impacting downtown infrastructure.
A new bill introduced by B.C. Conservatives would require government notification of private landowners when their property is involved in Aboriginal title negotiations or court cases, highlighting transparency concerns.
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Tucker Carlson and guest James Webb denounce President Trump's celebratory post about Robert Mueller's death, emphasizing respect for the deceased and his family.
In a high-profile Vancouver trial, forensic psychiatrists provided opposing expert opinions on the mental state of the accused in a fatal Starbucks stabbing case, highlighting the complexities of criminal responsibility.
Fox News host Laura Ingraham raises doubts about President Trump's understanding of the U.S.-Iran military operation's risks and consequences in her monologue.
The federal industrial carbon tax rises to $110 per tonne, sparking debate over economic impacts and climate policy effectiveness in Canada.
The Crown has withdrawn all criminal charges against two Barrie men accused in a $500,000 pool company fraud case, ending a high-profile legal proceeding.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney has firmly rejected reports of considering proroguing Parliament if he secures a majority, though experts argue it could streamline governance and committee control.
Canada's federal government has taken direct control of the Vaccine Injury Support Program after significant backlogs, complaints, and administrative issues under private management.
Former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says she was 'blindsided' by a report alleging her husband Bryon engaged in cross-dressing and paid fetish models thousands.
Robert Phillips, a prominent First Nation leader, warns that proposed amendments to DRIPA would severely undermine the legislation's intent, threatening Indigenous rights and conservation efforts in British Columbia.
Defence counsel for former Calgary teacher Fred Henry Archer requests disclosure of statements from a settled class action lawsuit for his upcoming criminal trial on historic sex offences.
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Toronto Police are asking for public help to identify a man who allegedly tried to walk off with a child at a Scarborough park. Durham Regional Police also report arrests in robbery, counterfeit money, and drug cases.
