Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon asserts that Quebec could save several billion dollars through more efficient infrastructure spending, as detailed in a recent legislative address.
A Windsor murder trial is approaching its conclusion after evidence revealed the 26-year-old victim was shot more than six times in a 2022 incident. The case highlights ongoing investigations into violent crime in the region.
A South Florida woman was struck in both legs and her pet cat was killed by a stray bullet that tore through her home during an armed robbery chase, investigators report.
Sweden's government plans to introduce legislation requiring migrants to maintain an honest living or face deportation, aiming to curb crime and violence linked to immigration.
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Conservative Republicans are opposing a tentative deal to fund the Department of Homeland Security and reduce airport security lines because it excludes President Trump's voter ID demands, creating a legislative standoff ahead of midterms.
A 45-year-old man faces manslaughter charges following a deadly fight in Maple Ridge that resulted in the death of a 49-year-old man. Police confirm it was an isolated incident between acquaintances.
Lawyers representing the Quebec government argued at the Supreme Court of Canada that Bill 21, the province's secularism law, is a legitimate exercise of provincial authority, sparking protests outside the courthouse.
Toronto Police have arrested Daykwon Joseph, 21, wanted for two 2025 shootings tied to the city's ongoing tow truck turf war. Three firearms were seized, and four individuals face charges in connection with Project Nighthawk.
Former National Counterterrorism Center director Joe Kent accuses conservative media of pressuring President Trump into conflict with Iran, resigning in protest over what he calls an unjustified war.
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Loud explosions were heard north of Beirut, causing panic among residents as regional conflicts escalate. The incident follows recent Israeli airstrikes in the city's southern suburbs.
Federal ministers express disappointment over Air Canada CEO's decision to issue a condolence message solely in English, highlighting ongoing language tensions in Canada's bilingual framework.
Van Giau Do, sentenced to eight years for sexually assaulting an 84-year-old Côte-St-Luc woman, had been ordered removed from Canada years earlier. He has multiple prior sexual assault convictions.
Amid soaring fuel prices, Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne declines to confirm if the federal government will reduce the gas tax, sparking debate on economic relief measures.
London Police have charged six teenagers in connection with a recent series of break and enter incidents targeting homes in the city's southern neighborhoods.
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A Newmarket mother has been arrested in Poland and charged with abducting her two young sons in 2009 after a family court awarded sole custody to their father.
Rev. Ranjan D'sa faces sexual assault charges following allegations by a church volunteer. Halton Regional Police confirm the arrest as part of ongoing investigation.
A mother from Buckner describes the terrifying moment she discovered fentanyl concealed inside a Barbie doll package, highlighting the ongoing dangers of drug smuggling in consumer goods.
A 23-year-old Calgary man who coached girls' hockey faces 23 charges including child luring and sexual exploitation. Police believe there may be additional victims beyond the three identified girls aged 7 to 15.
Maïte Blanchette Vézina, a former Coalition Avenir Québec cabinet minister, has defected to the Quebec Conservatives, providing the party with its first seat in the legislature and boosting its visibility ahead of the fall election.
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A Winnipeg man has been charged after allegedly pointing a firearm at another driver during a road rage incident on a Manitoba highway, according to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Toronto Police have implemented a ban on anti-Israel protests in residential streets around Bathurst and Sheppard, citing heightened security concerns and community fear after years of escalating tensions.
Four premiers from Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, and Quebec have jointly requested enhanced collaboration in federal judicial appointments, but Justice Minister Sean Fraser remains non-committal to their proposal.
During National Impaired Driving Prevention Week, Chatham-Kent police conducted extensive checks, stopping 1,000 vehicles to enforce road safety and deter impaired driving.
A captain with Edmonton Fire Rescue Service is facing serious child sexual exploitation charges, highlighting legal complexities in such cases as previous charges were stayed due to evidentiary problems.
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Prosecutors in Alberta have stayed charges against an Edmonton firefighter, citing 'insurmountable issues' with the evidence that made a conviction impossible.
Windsor residents have launched a petition calling for enhanced safety measures at Sandpoint Beach, citing concerns over public well-being and urging local authorities to take immediate action.
A North Vancouver bartender was arrested for impaired driving after telling police he needed to 'test the drinks' as part of his job, according to RCMP reports.
Canadian Pride organizations are requesting $3 million in federal funding to offset declining corporate sponsorships, driven by a backlash against diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. This financial strain threatens the sustainability of major ev
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's call for judicial appointment reforms gains support from Ontario, Quebec, and Saskatchewan, demanding provincial input in federal judicial selection processes.
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Two Canadian citizens were detained by U.S. Customs and Border Protection after officers discovered marijuana concealed within the door panels of their vehicle during a routine inspection at a border crossing.
