Canada's ethics commissioner ruled Christiane Fox broke conflict-of-interest rules by aiding an acquaintance's hiring, but the case raises questions about whether this aligns with public perceptions of ethical misconduct.
Olivia Troye, a former Mike Pence adviser now running as a Democrat, condemns Donald Trump's portrayal as a man of faith and supports using the 25th Amendment to remove him from office.
Readers express outrage over politicians crossing the floor for personal gain, questioning promises and priorities amid economic struggles in Canada.
White House budget director Russell Vought testified for a $1.5 trillion defense budget, up 40%, while cutting health and education programs by 10%, sparking partisan debate.
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Israeli military strikes in southern Lebanon killed four rescue workers and wounded six others in consecutive attacks, raising concerns over violations of international law and the strain on Lebanon's health system amid ongoing conflict with Hezbollah.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune rebuked Vice President JD Vance for advising Pope Leo XIV on theology, urging focus on economic issues instead. The remarks follow Trump's attacks on the pope over criticism of the Iran war.
An American YouTuber known as Johnny Somali has been sentenced to six months in prison in South Korea for provocative acts, including disrespecting a wartime sexual slavery memorial and disrupting public spaces.
Police in Vernon, British Columbia, have initiated a suspicious death investigation after a body was discovered at the Vernon Winter Carnival office. Authorities are urging the public for information as they work to determine the circumstances surrounding
Former Alberta deputy premier Thomas Lukaszuk warns Alberta separatism is a real threat, calling it 'a perfect storm' of factors including Premier Danielle Smith's ambiguous stance and Conservative election defeat.
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Ontario Provincial Police responded to reports of a vehicle swerving on Highway 17, leading to impaired and drug charges against the driver. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in Northern Ontario.
A recent poll shows the Quebec Liberal Party leading the Parti Québécois, with the Coalition Avenir Québec in third place, highlighting shifting political dynamics in the province.
Automated license plate readers have been installed at a key intersection in Whitefish River First Nation to enhance public safety and assist law enforcement in criminal investigations.
A motorist in Manitoulin, Northern Ontario, has been charged with impaired driving and drug-related offenses following a recent incident, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
Former Republican spokesperson Alyssa Farah Griffin argues rumors in Washington D.C. matter, citing her experiences with Rep. Eric Swalwell amid sexual misconduct allegations.
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The SUMA annual convention in Regina has become a focal point for discussions on regional amalgamation and the challenges facing small centers in Saskatchewan, with provincial ministers addressing key municipal issues.
The U.S. Senate has voted against a measure to stop arms sales to Israel, though a majority of Democrats supported blocking the transfers, highlighting internal party divisions.
Sukhvinder Kaur Sangha, a 47-year-old TV host, was sentenced to 5½ years in prison after attempting to smuggle 108 kg of methamphetamine across the Surrey border in 2021.
A 22-year-old has been charged with aggravated assault, upgraded after the victim died, following a March 25 fight in Ogden that left a person in life-threatening condition.
Toronto plans to charge for FIFA World Cup Fan Fest despite a contract stating it should be free. Mayor Olivia Chow's motion adds some free tickets, but critics call it insufficient and a broken promise.
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The Trump administration remains hopeful for a Middle East peace deal with Iran despite ongoing naval blockades, new sanctions, and Iranian threats to disrupt Gulf trade. Diplomatic talks continue as tensions escalate.
Senator Tommy Tuberville sparked outrage by disparaging Muslims as a 'cult' and targeting Rep. Ilhan Omar in a podcast interview, igniting debates on religious tolerance and immigration.
Windsor Fire and Rescue faced significant challenges extinguishing a house fire due to extreme hoarding, which restricted access and efforts. The incident highlights safety risks in such environments.
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson condemns conservative colleagues' use of emergency orders to benefit the Trump administration, calling them 'scratch-paper musings' that lack depth and ignore real-world impacts.
The Calgary Drop-In Centre is evaluating long-term service models, including a decentralized approach that could lead to leaving its East Village building, as part of a strategic reassessment.
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Two men have pleaded not guilty to charges related to an alleged Islamic State-inspired bomb attempt outside New York City's Gracie Mansion in March 2026, following a counterprotest against a far-right influencer.
The Kitselas First Nation will gain ownership of over 38 square kilometers of land, self-governing powers, and $148 million in funding through a historic treaty with B.C. and Canada, marking a significant step in Indigenous reconciliation.
The federal fuel tax cut has officially begun, sparking varied responses in Saskatchewan. While some welcome relief at the pump, others express concerns over long-term impacts on provincial revenues and environmental policies.
Michael Kyle Breen admitted to breaking and entering in a 2025 incident that ignited a political firestorm over self-defense rights in Canada, with charges against the homeowner later dropped.
Paul Khela, convicted for hiring hitmen to kill teacher Gary Sidhu in 2002, has been granted day parole with strict conditions by the Parole Board of Canada.
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White House Budget Director Russ Vought faced intense questioning from Democrats over alleged illegal withholding of billions in federal funds and violations of constitutional separation of powers during a House Budget Committee hearing.
