Vancouver police have charged a 60-year-old man, Shaun Deacon, with breaching his release conditions. The case highlights ongoing monitoring of high-risk offenders in the community.
British Columbia Premier David Eby faces criticism as Moody's downgrades the province's credit rating, citing structural deficits, while his approval rating drops to 37%.
Greater Sudbury suspends all garbage and recycling collection services until the end of March following a massive 42 cm snowfall, disrupting waste management across the city.
A Regina teenager faces charges after a stabbing on Murphy Crescent, with police investigating the assault as part of ongoing community safety efforts in the area.
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A 22-year-old Edmonton student was fatally shot while driving on the QEII highway, prompting Sikh community leaders to demand a hate crime investigation into the incident.
Ravyn Colley and Joel Roberto have been found guilty again of murdering their four-year-old son Jaelin in 2014, following a retrial ordered by the Court of Appeal.
The City of Hamilton has been fined $600,000 for a sewage leak that persisted for 26 years, highlighting environmental negligence and regulatory failures in municipal infrastructure management.
As Iranians worldwide observe Persian New Year, the ongoing conflict disrupts family connections, casting a somber tone over traditional festivities and highlighting personal struggles.
Saskatchewan Finance Minister Jim Reiter emphasized the provincial budget's benefits and Saskatoon's increased revenue sharing during a Chamber of Commerce meeting in the city.
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A suspect in a fatal Surrey shooting has had their charge upgraded to murder, as police continue to investigate the March 15 incident that left one person dead.
A federal judge has ruled in favor of The New York Times, striking down a Pentagon policy that restricted reporters' access to defense officials and information.
A 60-year-old man previously convicted of sexual offenses faces new charges after allegedly violating his release conditions in Vancouver, according to police authorities.
A second individual has been arrested in connection with a break-and-enter attempt at a bank on Lakeshore Drive in North Bay, Ontario. The incident occurred on March 8, 2026, and police are continuing their investigation into the case.
York Regional Police are investigating an armed robbery in Markham where three suspects herded victims at gunpoint. Separate cases include a correctional officer charged and a child exploitation arrest.
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Alberta's auditor general Doug Wylie will leave office before completing a critical health procurement report, with a UCP-majority committee selecting his successor amid RCMP investigations.
North Bay OPP responded to reports of a vehicle striking a guardrail and traveling down an embankment on Highway 11 in East Ferris. The driver had been drinking, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
Three teenagers face charges after two individuals were assaulted and forcibly pushed off a GO train in Toronto, highlighting concerns over public transit safety.
Canadian military personnel have withdrawn from Iraq alongside NATO allies, responding to heightened tensions and conflict involving Iran. The move underscores international security concerns in the Middle East.
Calgary police have referred 45 suspects to border services in a nationwide extortion crackdown, resulting in multiple deportations. Since January 2025, 40 incidents including 17 shootings have been reported.
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Timmins police have released the identity of the man killed in a March 14 shooting on Dwyer Avenue as the search for a suspect continues in the ongoing investigation.
An Orillia man accused of dangerous driving causing the deaths of an elderly Midland couple has waived his preliminary hearing, moving the case forward in the justice system.
Senator Markwayne Mullin faces intense questioning over past aggressive behavior, including altercations with colleagues and attempts to seize a protest sign during the State of the Union address.
Calgary police are investigating a violent altercation in the city's northwest that left two individuals with stab wounds. Authorities responded to the incident, which underscores ongoing public safety concerns.
Toronto City Councillor Chris Moise has been found in violation of the city's Code of Conduct for derogatory remarks towards a constituent, yet he refuses to apologize, sparking controversy over accountability and public discourse.
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A Canada Border Services Agency officer and a truck driver face charges for allegedly importing millions in drugs and tobacco at the Queenston-Lewiston border crossing, following an RCMP investigation.
A federal judge has halted a Pentagon policy that threatened journalists with security risk labels for seeking unauthorized information, following a lawsuit by the New York Times alleging constitutional violations.
Analysis of Pierre Poilievre's appearance on Joe Rogan's podcast, covering topics from Justin Trudeau's father to his famous apple interview, plus reactions from political commentators.
A new police dog in Saskatchewan is trained to detect electronic devices, aiding investigations into child exploitation cases. Taffy's specialized skills enhance law enforcement efforts to uncover hidden evidence.
Two men deported from Canada in an organized crime extortion investigation were given a 'get out of jail free' card, according to their lawyer, raising questions about immigration enforcement.
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A complaint about an unfindable RCMP security tender raises serious questions about government procurement systems, with the trade tribunal highlighting systemic issues despite ruling for the government.
