Migrants March in Mexico, Protest Delays for Work Papers
A large group of migrants has embarked on a march from Tapachula in southern Mexico, protesting bureaucratic delays and demanding documents to work legally as they aim for the U.S. border.
Category : Politics
Federal RTO Policy May Influence Ottawa Municipal Election
Ottawa's municipal election may feature debates on the federal return-to-office mandate, with city councillors and the mayor taking positions on its impact on downtown businesses, transit, and quality of life.
Man with Alcohol in Pocket Among Nova Scotia Impaired Drivers
Nova Scotia RCMP have detailed recent impaired driving incidents, including a man found with an open can of alcohol in his pocket during a traffic stop.
Enforce Existing Laws to Protect Jews, Not Create New Ones
Beryl P. Wajsman argues that Canada's Criminal Code already provides adequate legal tools to combat antisemitism, but authorities fail to enforce them effectively.
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Murder Charge Laid in Alberta Woman's Death for Money
A murder charge has been filed in the death of an Alberta woman, with RCMP investigating a financial motive after her body was discovered in a St. Albert home following a fire in February 2026.
Toronto Police Launch New Counter-Terrorism Security Unit
Toronto Police Service announces creation of dedicated Counter-Terrorism Security Unit and Task Force Guardian in response to evolving security landscape, global conflicts, and increased hate crimes.
Ottawa: Laws Overriding Charter Rights Face Legal Scrutiny
The Canadian government asserts that legislation designed to override Charter of Rights and Freedoms protections is not immune from judicial examination, reinforcing constitutional accountability.
Kinew: Iran War a 'Dumb' Distraction from Epstein Files
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew criticizes the Iran conflict as a distraction from the Epstein files, linking it to cost-of-living impacts in Canada during his 2026 budget presentation.
Pointe-Claire Drug Raid Nets Cocaine, Cash, One Arrest
A Sûreté du Québec-led task force seized 18 kilograms of cocaine and $27,000 in cash during a raid on a Pointe-Claire residence, arresting a 41-year-old man in connection with an organized crime investigation.
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Canada Pauses Removals to Gulf Nations Over Iran War
The CBSA suspends deportations to four Gulf countries as tensions escalate with Iran, citing safety risks. This move reflects Canada's cautious stance in the volatile Middle East region.
SQ Drug Raids Target Hells Angels in Montreal Area
Sûreté du Québec conducted coordinated drug trafficking raids in Pointe-Claire and Rivière-Beaudette, linking operations to the Hells Angels criminal network as part of a broader crackdown.
Edmonton Man Charged with Dating App Drugging and Assaults
An Edmonton man faces serious charges for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting multiple women he met through dating applications, as police issue a public safety alert.
Supreme Court Hears Bill 21 Challenge: Charter Override Limits
The Supreme Court of Canada hears arguments on Quebec's Bill 21, with the federal government urging limits on the notwithstanding clause, while provinces defend its broad use.
Trump Allegedly Showed Classified Map on 2022 Plane Trip
A Democratic lawmaker has accused former President Donald Trump of displaying a classified map during a 2022 plane journey, raising serious national security concerns.
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Morgue Worker Fired for Leaking Gaudreau Death Details
A longtime morgue employee was terminated after leaking confidential information about the deaths of NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew. The case highlights privacy violations in sensitive death investigations.
Canadian Company Sanctioned for Hezbollah Financing
A B.C. company has been sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury for alleged ties to a $100-million international network financing Iran-backed Hezbollah, raising alarms about terrorist financing in Canada.
Edmonton Homicide Suspect Arrested on P.E.I.
A man wanted in connection with a homicide in Edmonton has been apprehended by police on Prince Edward Island, marking a significant development in the cross-province investigation.
Saskatchewan NDP Pushes for PST Cut on Prepared Foods
The Saskatchewan NDP is urging the provincial government to eliminate the provincial sales tax on ready-to-eat foods, citing affordability concerns and following Manitoba's recent policy change.
Union Calls for Remote Work as Gas Prices Soar
CAPE, Canada's third-largest public service union, urges the federal government to implement remote work policies following IEA recommendations to reduce commuting during the gas price crisis caused by geopolitical tensions.
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Poll: Americans Worry About Iran Action, Gas Costs
A new AP-NORC survey reveals most Americans believe U.S. military action against Iran has gone too far, while many express anxiety about affording gasoline despite political divisions.
Barrie Man Charged with Impaired Driving After Crash Involving Toddler
A Barrie man has been charged with impaired driving following a collision near Veteran's Drive and Mapleview Drive West, with a toddler present in the vehicle during the incident.
AOC Criticizes GOP on ICE Mask Policy at Airports
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez accuses Republicans of hypocrisy over ICE agents not wearing masks at airports, contrasting with past safety claims. President Trump's directive sparks controversy.
Saskatchewan NDP Calls for PST Cut on Prepared Foods
The Saskatchewan NDP is pushing the provincial government to eliminate PST on ready-to-eat foods, citing Manitoba's recent move as inspiration to ease cost-of-living pressures.
Iran Dismisses U.S. Ceasefire Plan as Strikes Hit Region
Iran has formally dismissed a U.S.-proposed ceasefire plan, while military strikes have been reported in Tehran and across the Middle East, escalating regional tensions.
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Quebec Minister Calls for Air Canada CEO Resignation Over French
Simon Jolin-Barrette, Quebec's government House Leader, demands the resignation of Air Canada's CEO after the airline issued an English-only condolence message following a plane crash, sparking outrage over francophone disregard.
Supreme Court Sides with Cox in Copyright Case Over Downloads
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Cox Communications is not liable for copyright violations by its customers, reversing a lower court's decision in a case led by Sony Music Entertainment.
32 Bodies, Fetuses Found in Mysterious Kenya Mass Grave
Kenyan police have exhumed 32 bodies and fetuses from a clandestine mass grave in Kericho, Rift Valley, following reports of a secret burial, sparking a major investigation.
Casey Means' Surgeon General Nomination Stalls in Senate
Dr. Casey Means' nomination for U.S. Surgeon General remains in limbo as the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee delays confirmation, sparking political debate.
Quebec Minister: Fire Air Canada CEO Over French Issue
Quebec's Simon Jolin-Barrette calls for Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau's dismissal, citing his unilingual response to a crash as 'contempt' towards francophones.
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Guelph Man Charged with Luring in Newfoundland-Linked Probe
A Guelph man faces luring charges after an investigation connected to Newfoundland, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat online exploitation and protect vulnerable individuals.
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