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.
An in-depth analysis of how Ontario's newly released 2026 provincial budget will affect Toronto's infrastructure, public services, and economic landscape.
A new poll reveals 84% of Canadians want Senate reform or abolition, highlighting concerns over unelected appointments and unequal provincial representation.
As spring travel peaks, safety fears extend beyond airports to border and urban issues, highlighted by a Chicago shooting case involving immigration policies.
Quebec's National Assembly has approved a motion opposing shale gas extraction, citing environmental and health concerns. This decision aligns with broader efforts to transition to renewable energy sources.
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A former employee of the Windsor Police Service is facing potential imprisonment after being charged with defrauding the department, highlighting internal accountability measures.
Dayton James Webber, a professional cornhole player with no limbs, was arrested for murder after a fatal shooting in Maryland. Authorities took arm impressions instead of fingerprints during booking.
MSNBC host Joe Scarborough criticized Republicans for leaving TSA employees unpaid during a government funding stalemate, warning of security risks amid Iran tensions.
Canada has imposed additional sanctions targeting five individuals and four entities involved in procuring technology for Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, as part of efforts to counter destabilizing activities in the region.
A South Korean submarine will conduct military exercises off the coast of British Columbia as part of a procurement campaign to replace Canada's aging fleet, highlighting strategic defense partnerships.
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British authorities are set to reopen a rape investigation into controversial influencer Andrew Tate, following new evidence and developments in the case.
Police in northern Ontario report another counterfeit $20 bill discovered in Moose Factory First Nation, highlighting ongoing concerns about fake currency circulation in the region.
The Alberta Medical Association emphasizes the need for Alberta to stay competitive in attracting doctors, as other provinces like B.C. actively recruit healthcare professionals from the U.S.
Timmins city council has chosen a temporary encampment site and authorized measures to address safety concerns at the Living Space Shelter, aiming to provide immediate support for vulnerable residents.
ALERT has laid charges following a significant 2025 methamphetamine seizure in Wainwright, Alberta, where 20 kilograms of the drug were confiscated in a major bust.
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Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley advocates for stronger municipal authority to address councillors whose conduct threatens governance, citing ongoing disruptive behavior.
President Donald Trump acknowledged that starting a war with Iran would raise prices but said it 'didn't matter' due to long-term goals, as gas prices surge 30% amid tensions.
Winnipeg police have charged two individuals following a raid on an Osborne Village residence, where significant quantities of drugs and multiple weapons were confiscated during a contained investigation.
A collision investigation in Waterloo has led to charges against the driver and the parents of the cyclist who was seriously injured after being struck by a pickup truck.
A Windsor man accused of murder gave emotional testimony in court, claiming he did not intend to commit the fatal shooting that killed a 26-year-old in November 2022.
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Former White House press secretary Jen Psaki ridiculed President Donald Trump's latest award from Republicans, calling it a 'participation trophy' for a 'very special boy' during a sarcastic segment on her show.
