Three years after a fire killed seven people in Old Montreal, Quebec's Crown prosecutor says developments are expected soon in the criminal investigation, though no details have been shared publicly yet.
The mother of Maya Gebala, a victim from Tumbler Ridge, expresses being overwhelmed by public correspondence and requests no further mail, highlighting personal grief and privacy concerns.
A Nova Scotia committee reviewing domestic violence fatalities has presented key recommendations to the province, aiming to enhance prevention and support systems.
Ottawa police are seeking public assistance to identify a suspect armed with a knife who robbed a bank in Richmond on March 5, 2026. Authorities have released details and are urging witnesses to come forward.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth criticized CNN's Iran war coverage as 'unserious' and said David Ellison's takeover would improve the network. White House officials echoed the attack on media reporting.
A 22-year-old man from Montreal has been arrested by police in relation to multiple sexual assault charges, as authorities continue their investigation into the incidents.
Xavier Gellatly, 35, charged with first-degree murder in Montreal, was previously sentenced to seven years for a 2012 stabbing death in British Columbia.
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel reveals recent diplomatic talks with the United States while detailing severe energy shortages affecting millions across the island nation.
A fire at a Cambridge business is under investigation as a suspected arson. Authorities are working to determine the cause and any potential motives behind the incident.
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The Conservative Party has officially nominated its candidate for the upcoming Scarborough byelection, marking a key political move as parties prepare for electoral contests in Ontario.
Canada will continue its sanctions against Russia despite the United States pausing measures on oil, as confirmed by officials. This stance highlights ongoing geopolitical tensions and Canada's commitment to international pressure.
Ayman Mohamad Ghazali, a Lebanese immigrant who became a U.S. citizen, was killed after attacking Temple Israel in West Bloomfield. The incident injured security personnel and police officers.
A teenage suspect in Winnipeg is confronting 68 criminal charges related to a series of car thefts, as announced by local police authorities in a recent statement.
Dutch authorities have detained four teenagers suspected of causing an explosion outside a synagogue in Rotterdam. The incident, which occurred early Friday, resulted in a fire but no injuries, sparking concerns over rising antisemitism in the Netherlands
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A man and woman in their 20s face multiple charges after Ottawa police discovered a loaded firearm and controlled substances during a proactive traffic stop in the Vanier-Overbrook area on March 3.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. assures no major disruption to the U.S. vaccine framework, but significant policy shifts are already in motion under his leadership.
Jacki Lewis, former board president of Egale Canada, has resigned after over a decade to focus on combating antisemitism and the Muslim Brotherhood, clarifying she does not believe Egale is antisemitic.
The Supreme Court of Canada has rejected an appeal in a sexual assault case involving a former track coach and athlete, affirming that a flashback memory constituted reasonable evidence.
Law enforcement confirms the serial number on the firearm used in the fatal Old Dominion University shooting was intentionally destroyed, complicating the investigation into the March 13, 2026 incident.
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Afghan authorities have formally accused Pakistan of conducting airstrikes that killed six civilians in Kabul, escalating regional tensions and sparking international concern over cross-border military actions.
Windsor police have arrested a 48-year-old man and confiscated over $338,000 worth of illegal drugs and cash in a significant operation in Amherstburg, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts.
A man has been charged with first-degree murder following the fatal shooting of a Montreal store owner. The incident occurred near Laurier Metro station, sparking a police investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crime.
Ottawa police are asking for the public's assistance in identifying a man connected to an alleged sexual assault at a business on March Road in late November 2025.
Two individuals were arrested for impaired driving following a vehicle crash directly in front of the Prince Edward Island RCMP detachment, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers confiscated nearly $30,000 in undeclared money and marijuana products at the Ambassador Bridge, highlighting ongoing border security efforts.
A Toronto councillor is advocating for municipally operated grocery stores as a bold solution to improve food affordability and accessibility in underserved neighborhoods.
The Ontario government is advancing measures to classify documents from the premier and cabinet ministers' offices as secret, raising transparency concerns.
A British Columbia MLA's proposal to abolish the province's Human Rights Code has ignited fierce opposition from constituents, with many calling for her removal from office over the controversial stance.
Four opposition MPs who joined the Liberals received new titles, international trips, and tighter control over millions in riding funds, with their defections linked to electoral survival in contested districts.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth asserts the Strait of Hormuz is open for transit, blaming Iran for shipping disruptions and criticizing media coverage of the ongoing conflict.
