Iranian-backed Houthi rebels fired a missile toward Israel, marking their first involvement in the monthlong Middle East war. The attack raises fears of disruptions to Red Sea shipping and complicates U.S. military deployments.
Saskatchewan's new health plan focuses on adding services, but experts argue eliminating wasteful procedures is crucial for sustainability and better outcomes.
Doulas and doctors report pregnant immigrant patients are skipping prenatal care and hospital births due to terror of ICE enforcement, creating a public health crisis.
President Trump's frequent golf outings have cost taxpayers at least $101.2 million in travel and security expenses since his 2025 inauguration, with projections reaching $300 million by term's end.
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As Parliament reconvenes, a floor-crossing MP faces intense criticism while lawmakers refocus on the pressing affordability crisis affecting Canadians nationwide.
Two major roads in central London have been shut down by police as part of an ongoing investigation, causing significant traffic disruptions in the area.
A critical look at the escalating compensation for Canadian politicians, with MPs earning high salaries while many citizens face financial hardships, raising questions about fairness and accountability.
Russia launched over 270 drones at Ukraine overnight, killing at least five people and damaging civilian infrastructure. President Zelenskyy visited the UAE and Qatar to discuss security cooperation against Iran.
With voting in the NDP leadership contest nearing its deadline, candidates are intensifying their campaigns with final appeals to party members across Canada.
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A Michigan judge publicly admonished a woman for operating a vehicle while attending a virtual court session via Zoom, after she falsely claimed to be a passenger.
Edmonton police believe Jeffrey Caporale, missing since 2017, may be living unhoused in the river valley. New photos and public tips sought in ongoing investigation.
An Israeli strike on a media car in southern Lebanon resulted in the deaths of at least two Lebanese broadcast journalists, as reported by Al Manar TV. The Israeli military has not yet commented on the incident.
Alberta's Bill 18 restricts MAID for non-dying disabled individuals, challenging federal law. The UN criticizes Canada's Track 2 MAID as discriminatory, urging repeal to protect disability rights.
Taffy, a golden retriever with the Saskatoon Police Service, uses her nose to detect hidden electronic storage devices containing child exploitation material while providing emotional support.
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A Canadian defence critic condemns the delayed construction of a key Arctic naval facility, highlighting concerns over national security and sovereignty in the region.
Russian nighttime attacks have killed at least five people in Ukraine, while President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visits the UAE to discuss bolstering drone defense systems amid ongoing conflict.
President Donald Trump has amassed a series of awards, from the 'America First Award' to a Nobel Peace Prize medal, highlighting his affinity for recognition and the efforts to curry favor.
Iran-backed Houthi rebels announce their inaugural missile launch targeting Israel, marking a significant expansion in the regional conflict as global tensions rise over the Strait of Hormuz.
An overview of the NDP leadership candidates, including Rob Ashton, Tanille Johnston, Avi Lewis, Heather McPherson, and Tony McQuail, as they compete in a pivotal race for the party's future direction.
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When Calgary's Bearspaw feeder main ruptured again, the fire department executed over a dozen urgent rescues, showcasing their tactical response to urban infrastructure crises.
Feminists are calling for the legacy of Yanar Mohammed, a slain Iraqi-Canadian activist, to inspire ongoing advocacy for women's rights and equality in Canada and globally.
Federal lawyers' Supreme Court arguments against Quebec's Bill 21 could undermine the constitutional notwithstanding clause, centralizing power in Ottawa and threatening provincial autonomy within Canada's federation.
Following a tragic crash, Canadian politicians focus on Air Canada CEO's English statement rather than aviation safety, reigniting debate over the airline's Official Languages Act obligations.
Legal activists are urging Canada's Supreme Court to impose restrictions on Quebec's use of the notwithstanding clause in Bill 21, potentially transforming judicial authority nationwide.
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Conrad Black analyzes how the Iran conflict strategically pressures China's oil-dependent economy while minimizing U.S. and European vulnerability to Middle Eastern energy disruptions.
Hillel Neuer of UN Watch condemns Prime Minister Mark Carney's criticism of U.S. and Israel actions against Iran, calling it unrealistic and a distraction from Tehran's threats.
Halifax city council is set to vote on a motion asking Nova Scotia Power to pay full property taxes, potentially impacting municipal revenue and corporate accountability in the region.
The political affordability debate has been revived, with Premier Ma facing scrutiny over economic policies. Experts analyze the implications for public trust and governance.
London police have withdrawn mischief charges against a local doctor related to a 2024 pro-Palestinian demonstration, as confirmed by legal representatives.
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As the Prince Edward Island legislature opens its spring sitting, pressing issues of health care accessibility and living costs dominate the political debate, reflecting widespread public concern.
