A major province-wide initiative targeting child sexual exploitation has led to 33 arrests across Ontario, with several men from Barrie among those apprehended in the coordinated law enforcement operation.
Minister of National Defence David McGuinty emphasizes Atlantic Canada's potential to contribute significantly to Canada's defence strategy, amid broader national discussions on security and policy.
The Crown seeks a dangerous offender designation for Michael Zaakir in a Barrie sexual assault case, with hearings ongoing as of March 2026.
President Trump's conflicting statements on the Iran war, NATO allies, and ground troop deployments highlight a lack of clear strategy as casualties and economic impacts mount.
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Alberta's NDP has issued a warning about potential gerrymandering following the release of new electoral boundary recommendations, sparking political debate over fairness and representation.
Ontario's 2026 budget, tabled at $244.2 billion, largely reiterates prior commitments for Ottawa, with a focus on infrastructure and economic resilience amid fiscal challenges.
Richmond Centre MLA Hon Chan has been expelled from the B.C. Conservative caucus after being charged with assault, choking, and uttering threats related to a January 2024 domestic violence incident.
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against a Southern California towing company, alleging it illegally auctioned or disposed of over 148 vehicles belonging to military service members, violating federal protections under the Servicemembers
Alberta's Municipal Affairs Minister Dan Williams announces enabling legislation for a universal municipal code of conduct, establishing accountability for elected councils and councillors across the province.
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Treasury Board President Shafqat Ali insists federal spending review focuses on respecting taxpayer dollars, not job cuts, despite planned reductions of 30,000 public service positions.
A month-long string of vehicle break-ins in Windsor's Fontainebleau neighborhood has concluded after a homeowner caught a suspect in the act. Police arrested a 31-year-old man linked to multiple thefts.
Liberal MP Michael Ma has publicly cast doubt on allegations of forced labour in China, sparking discussions on foreign policy and human rights in Parliament.
Toronto City Council has voted to develop a paid sidewalk snow shoveling program to improve winter safety and accessibility. The initiative aims to address snow removal challenges in the city.
Weyburn police have arrested five individuals and seized fentanyl and other drugs in a significant drug bust, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in Saskatchewan.
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Chief Justice Richard Wagner stated the Supreme Court's decision on Quebec's Bill 21 and the notwithstanding clause will not hinge on hypothetical extremist examples, such as tyranny or slavery.
Calgary police are actively searching for two suspects following a shooting in the Taradale neighborhood. Authorities urge the public to come forward with any information.
Ontario's 2026 budget, titled 'A Plan to Protect Ontario,' reflects a significant shift in the Ford government's approach from reducing intervention to actively funding businesses through a new $4-billion investment fund.
Saskatoon is actively pursuing all available options to recover the significant repair costs for four damaged overpasses, as the city faces financial challenges from infrastructure damage.
The Cape Breton Regional Municipality's initial budget discussions spotlighted critical infrastructure issues, including sidewalk repairs, housing shortages, and urban decay, as local leaders debate funding priorities.
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Former President Donald Trump has granted Iran an extended deadline to reopen the vital Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil chokepoint, as geopolitical tensions and market volatility escalate.
A B.C. court has ruled that former Penticton mayor John Vassilaki must return $814,000 he misappropriated from his family's business, highlighting legal accountability for financial misconduct.
Wayne Versfelt, 69, was killed in a shooting at an Abbotsford homeless encampment. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in British Columbia's vulnerable communities.
Bipartisan legislation aims to outlaw prediction market betting on sports and world events, as online gambling surges post-2018 Supreme Court ruling, raising concerns over addiction and manipulation.
Ontario's 2026 budget increases home care funding, but the province could fall short of its long-term care bed target amid economic challenges.
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Ontario Provincial Police crime investigators have been dispatched to Orangeville after a shooting incident, with details emerging as the investigation unfolds in the community.
Keiston Custer escaped from Saskatchewan Penitentiary in February 2026 and was recaptured weeks later. Authorities are investigating whether he impersonated another inmate during the incident.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has accelerated Canada's NATO defense spending to 2% of GDP, seven years ahead of schedule, largely due to U.S. pressure. However, experts warn that increased funding alone won't fix long-standing military procurement issues.
A suspect has been formally charged in connection with multiple thefts from vehicles in Windsor, as police continue investigations into a recent spate of incidents targeting parked cars across the city.
A top Global Fund official cautions that shifting foreign aid to private capital has significant limitations, amid broader discussions on health funding and economic policies.
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Ontario's 2026 budget reveals a $244.2 billion spending plan with a nearly doubled deficit, driven by economic shocks. Key measures include tax changes and funding shifts that could directly impact household finances in Toronto and across the province.
