A Federal Court of Appeal panel unanimously upheld a ruling that the Trudeau government's 2022 invocation of the Emergencies Act was unlawful and unreasonable, criticizing the government's legal arguments.
An exclusive W5 report reveals the not-guilty verdict in the murder of a Canadian in Mexico could be overturned, as new developments emerge in the high-profile case.
Prime Minister Mark Carney finishes his international diplomatic tour today with high-level meetings in Switzerland, following his participation at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
A federal watchdog report warns Canada's whistle-blowing system risks collapse without immediate funding, highlighting systemic vulnerabilities in protecting public servants.
The Windsor Police Service has announced the deployment of a specialized unit focused on investigating child abuse and sexual assault cases, aiming to enhance response to these serious crimes.
Legal teams are set to make submissions at a bail hearing for the individual charged in connection with the Ryan Wedding case, as the judicial process unfolds in Canada.
Regina Police Service has determined a body found in an abandoned car is a homicide victim. The adult male victim's identity remains undisclosed as investigation continues.
Alena Marie Pastuch, who admitted to stealing nearly $5 million from investors, has been ordered to surrender by Friday to begin a two-year prison sentence after a lengthy legal battle.
Two former members of Donald Trump's first-term White House publicly express worries about cognitive decline following his rambling press conference marking one year back in office.
Toronto rapper Christopher Lucas found guilty of second-degree murder for the 2021 shooting deaths of two young women, including a Windsor resident, at a Fort Erie Airbnb party.
Ontario Provincial Police in Essex County have charged four motorists with impaired driving offenses over a four-day period, including one involved in a collision. All drivers face license suspensions and vehicle impoundments.
Ontario Provincial Police have arrested and charged two Tilbury residents following a late-night break-in at a Leamington storage facility. The suspects face multiple charges including break and enter.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent calls for calm amid transatlantic tensions over Trump's Greenland ambitions, dismissing speculation about European retaliation through U.S. treasury sales.
Canada's military has reportedly modeled defensive strategies against a hypothetical U.S. invasion, with officials emphasizing the scenario is highly unlikely despite Trump's comments.
Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a stark message at Davos, stating the rules-based international order has failed and calling for middle powers to unite against coercion.
Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen advises citizens to prepare for a possible military invasion by the United States, citing President Donald Trump's threats to take over the Arctic territory.
Employment lawyer Howard Levitt examines how AI-generated deepfakes are disrupting Canadian workplaces, creating harassment risks, and challenging employers' legal obligations to maintain safe environments.
Israeli forces bulldozed UNRWA headquarters and fired tear gas at a vocational school, marking a dramatic escalation against the UN agency for Palestinian refugees.
One year after Donald Trump's return to the White House, experts who warned of autocratic tendencies confess they underestimated the speed of consolidation. Executive orders, pardons, and paramilitary deployments mark rapid democratic erosion.
As Donald Trump marks one year back in office, independent media faces intensified attacks. HuffPost journalists detail their commitment to truth despite attempts to silence them.
Republican strategist Karl Rove warns that declining Hispanic support for Donald Trump, particularly over immigration enforcement, could jeopardize key congressional races in Texas and beyond during upcoming midterm elections.
Democrats have included modest constraints on immigration enforcement in a bipartisan DHS spending bill, while warning that a shutdown would not curb ICE's controversial tactics.
California Governor Gavin Newsom criticizes European leaders for being 'complicit' with Donald Trump's threats over Greenland, urging them to stand united and firm.
Former CNN host Don Lemon faces DOJ criticism and legal threats for covering an anti-ICE protest at a Minnesota church, with officials invoking historic legislation.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent dismissed claims that President Trump's interest in acquiring Greenland stems from his Nobel Peace Prize disappointment, despite contradictory evidence from Trump's own communications.
Former President Donald Trump now denies wanting a Nobel Peace Prize, contradicting a reported message to Norway's PM linking the award to his Greenland stance.
Sarah Matthews, former Trump deputy press secretary, condemns president's push to annex Greenland as 'mentally ill' pursuit that threatens allies and ignores voter priorities.
Federal prosecutors have issued grand jury subpoenas to Minnesota officials, investigating potential obstruction of immigration enforcement operations in the Twin Cities area.
A 10-foot-tall reproduction of a birthday message allegedly from Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein has appeared on Washington's National Mall, drawing White House condemnation and public protest messages.
American forces boarded the Motor Vessel Sagitta without incident as part of ongoing efforts to enforce sanctions against Venezuela's oil exports under the Trump administration's quarantine policy.