Alberta's proposed Safeguards for Last Resort Termination of Life Act restricts medical assistance in dying to end-of-life cases, requiring a prognosis of less than 12 months before natural death.
Analysis of Iran's conflict reveals two simultaneous wars: decapitation strikes and economic warfare, serving leaders' political goals over citizens' interests while destabilizing the region.
The Ottawa Police Service is expanding its body-worn camera program, aiming to equip officers with 850 more devices by 2027 to enhance transparency and accountability.
Montreal police announce a new project aimed at preventing violence and extortion targeting local businesses, following incidents like the 2025 Voodoo Lounge arson.
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The New Brunswick RCMP has expanded its internet child exploitation team amid a concerning surge in cases, highlighting the hidden dangers children face online.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's extensive interview with Joe Rogan covered trade, politics, and debunked rumors, revealing his views on opposition leadership and international relations.
CNN analyst Harry Enten reveals Donald Trump's net approval rating on cost-of-living issues has plummeted to -41 points, with independents showing even worse numbers at -60 points, potentially signaling trouble for Republicans in upcoming elections.
President Trump and Israeli PM Netanyahu express differing views on Israel's strike at Iran's South Pars gas field, highlighting strategic gaps in their war coordination.
Israel announces it will no longer target Iranian energy infrastructure after retaliatory strikes caused oil price surges and prompted criticism from former President Donald Trump.
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Canada, Japan, and European allies announce readiness to contribute to safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, but stress any initiative must wait for a ceasefire. The declaration comes amid Iranian attacks that have paralyzed this crucial oil shipping
Saskatchewan Finance Minister Jim Reiter refutes claims that the province is shifting financial burdens onto municipalities, calling such assertions 'further from the truth' during a post-budget address.
Windsor Fire and Rescue is set to receive new hoses through a special grant, enhancing emergency response capabilities for the community.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his daughter, reportedly named Kim Ju Ae, were photographed at a military training base. The images, distributed by state media, show them observing exercises, including riding a tank.
Estefany Rodríguez Flórez, a Spanish-language reporter detained for over two weeks, was released on bond. Her attorneys allege wrongful detention targeting her critical reporting on ICE.
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Toronto Police are searching for Nigel Antoine, 58, accused of stealing cash and credit cards from healthcare staff. In a separate case, a rideshare driver faces sexual assault charges after an alleged incident in downtown Toronto.
Jordan Glen McIntosh, a man with 49 criminal convictions including violence against women, has been released back into the Vancouver community after cutting off his ankle monitor and being arrested in March 2026.
A Vancouver man with nearly five dozen criminal convictions has been released back into the community, raising public safety concerns and sparking debate about the justice system's handling of repeat offenders.
President Donald Trump invoked the Pearl Harbor attack during a meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, highlighting tensions over the U.S. strike on Iran and Japan's limited military support.
Ontario Provincial Police Commissioner Thomas Carrique has defended the OPP's investigation into officer testimony at the Umar Zameer trial, rejecting suggestions of lack of independence or influence from other services.
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Prosecutors in the Vancouver Starbucks stabbing trial have emphasized inconsistencies in the accused's statements, as the case proceeds with detailed scrutiny of evidence and witness testimonies.
Waterloo Regional Police have laid more than 30 charges following a series of break and enters across the region, with investigations ongoing into the criminal activity.
Nisga'a Nation members express concerns about heightened financial risks associated with British Columbia's LNG developments, citing potential economic vulnerabilities and environmental impacts.
British Columbia's Auditor General reveals incomplete reporting on millions in provincial recovery funds for Lytton after the 2021 fire, citing staffing issues and destruction scale.
British Columbia Premier David Eby defends the provincial budget following a credit rating downgrade, while the Opposition claims the province is heading toward financial ruin amid economic pressures.
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Indigenous survivors of residential schools and the '60s Scoop shared their experiences at a community event in Regina, highlighting ongoing healing and advocacy efforts.
Saskatchewan is implementing a strategy to address court backlogs by hiring additional staff and upgrading technological systems, aiming to improve judicial efficiency and reduce wait times.
Families of five teenagers present during the fatal police shooting of 15-year-old Nooran Rezayi in Longueuil are suing the city and police force for $1.9 million, alleging lasting psychological harm.
The Independent Investigations Office has cleared Chilliwack RCMP officers of wrongdoing after a woman sustained a fractured jaw during an arrest, citing no evidence of misconduct.
Alexia Moore, 31, faces murder charges in Georgia after allegedly taking pills to induce an abortion. This case could test the state's 2019 abortion law as prosecutors weigh unprecedented legal territory.
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Umar Zameer's lawyer calls for a public inquiry after Toronto Police and the Premier question his acquittal, sparking controversy over judicial independence and police accountability.
