Arron Neal explores the complex emotions surrounding the fall of Iran's supreme leader, highlighting the tension between relief over authoritarian defeat and unease about the war's conduct and motives.
As Quebec's political landscape shifts, Western Canada's growing economic and demographic clout demands attention to prevent rising separatist sentiment and alienation across the nation.
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack faces backlash for criticizing police chief's Israel trip, with accusations of double standards that risk fueling antisemitism in the Jewish community.
In a significant escalation of Middle East tensions, Iran has launched retaliatory strikes on multiple Gulf refineries after an Israeli attack on its offshore gas infrastructure. The conflict raises fears of broader regional instability.
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The FBI is investigating whether a former high-ranking U.S. counterterrorism official leaked classified information, according to an Associated Press source. The probe centers on potential unauthorized disclosures.
A W5 investigation reveals alleged recruiters, working under the alias 'Dot', tricked four young Canadians into becoming drug mules, leading to their imprisonment in Hong Kong.
A Canadian mother and daughter are being held in an ICE detention center in Texas after a routine stop, with the husband expressing fear and seeking answers.
The Treasury Board confirms no changes to the TikTok ban on government devices, even after the federal government reversed its decision to shutter the app's Canadian operations following a security review.
As winter snow melts across Ottawa, hidden dog waste emerges on public pathways, creating messy and unsanitary conditions for pedestrians. The issue highlights irresponsible pet ownership during colder months when fewer witnesses are present.
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Security experts warn that Iran's escalating conflict could trigger increased domestic terrorism in North America, with recent attacks already demonstrating the growing threat to both Canada and the United States.
White House aide Stephen Miller faced backlash for praising Trump's Iran strategy, with critics highlighting contradictions and lack of clear objectives in the conflict.
A premier has sparked debate by congratulating a homeowner for shooting an alleged intruder, raising questions about self-defense laws and public safety in the region.
Joe Kent, former counterterrorism director, alleges he was barred from advising President Trump on Iran airstrikes, citing Israeli influence and lack of imminent threat evidence.
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) sharply questioned the legal basis for U.S. military actions against Venezuela, invoking Trump's Epstein links to illustrate her point about sovereignty.
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A jury sided with rapper Afroman in a lawsuit where Ohio deputies sought $3.9 million, claiming his music about a 2022 raid caused emotional distress. The ACLU called the case 'absurd' and a SLAPP suit.
A new survey reveals British Columbia Premier David Eby's approval rating has plummeted to an all-time low, with public dissatisfaction over the NDP's handling of health care cited as a key factor driving the decline.
The Kelowna RCMP have announced firearms-related charges against an individual following a search warrant executed over a year ago, with police seizing multiple weapons during the operation.
The Saskatchewan government's 2026-27 budget, projecting an $819 million deficit, faces backlash from critics who argue it inadequately addresses the province's affordability challenges.
Windsor police officers shot a suspect armed with a large knife after a tense half-block standoff on Rankin Avenue. The incident followed a robbery report, with witnesses describing a professional police response.
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The Trump administration is considering deploying thousands of U.S. troops to reinforce operations in Iran, including securing the Strait of Hormuz and Kharg Island, as the war enters its third week.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announces new legislation restricting Medical Assistance in Dying, prepared to use notwithstanding clause if courts challenge the law.
The United States and Latin American allies have initiated a new era of anti-drug cooperation, including extraditions and intelligence sharing, amid regional political shifts and recent high-profile captures.
Ontario Provincial Police stopped a vehicle on Highway 11 near Callander after a 911 call reported dangerous driving. The driver faces impaired driving charges and the vehicle was impounded.
House Democrats staged a walkout during a briefing with Attorney General Pam Bondi, criticizing her evasive answers about complying with a subpoena related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
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A serious head-on collision on Carling Avenue in Ottawa left two individuals injured, with one in critical condition. Emergency services responded promptly to the scene.
The trial of Dillon Whitehawk, accused in a double murder case, has entered the deliberation phase in Regina. Proceedings are unfolding at the Court of King's Bench as the jury weighs evidence.
Toronto Police have opened a permanent community hub in Lawrence Heights following a mass shooting that killed a wheelchair-bound man and injured five others in June 2025.
Democratic lawmakers abruptly left a U.S. Justice Department briefing on the Jeffrey Epstein case, expressing frustration over transparency and accountability issues.
In a tense emergency operation, Squamish firefighters successfully rescued four individuals and a dog trapped in a vehicle that was sinking in water. The incident highlights the bravery and quick response of local emergency services.
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Calgary fire crews were dispatched to multiple locations across the city on Wednesday to investigate reports of a pervasive and unusual odor, highlighting ongoing public safety concerns.
