Former President Donald Trump's claim that 'no other president could do some of this shit I'm doing' sparked widespread, albeit ironic, agreement from critics, highlighting his unique approach to governance.
Hundreds of families, including Canadians, gather at the Kapikoy border crossing between Turkey and Iran, fleeing conflict and hoping for reunions with relatives caught in the turmoil.
A new Fraser Institute report reveals that long medical wait times in Canada cost nearly 1.4 million patients $4.2 billion in lost work and productivity last year, with an average wait of 28.6 weeks for treatment.
The Canadian military has awarded Colt Canada an $8.8-million contract to replace 7,000 faulty stocks on C-19 rifles that bleed red dye in wet conditions. Taxpayers will foot the bill for repairs.
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Bloc Québécois House Leader Christine Normandin emphasizes local representation over blocking Prime Minister Mark Carney's majority in the crucial Terrebonne byelection scheduled for April 13, 2026.
Former President Donald Trump faces fierce backlash after claiming U.S. forces sank Iranian ships because it was 'more fun,' with critics calling the comments grotesque and potentially criminal.
Democrats used National Napping Day to share images of President Donald Trump appearing to doze during meetings, reigniting discussions about his energy levels and health.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre sharply criticized Prime Minister Mark Carney for missing a House of Commons debate on the Iran war, highlighting political tensions over national security discussions.
Critics blast President Trump for threatening Iran with 'Death, Fire and Fury' on social media, raising concerns over war crimes and economic fallout from oil market disruptions.
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The trial of Dillon Whitehawk for the 2019 deaths of Jordan Denton and Keenan Toto continues with Regina police officers providing testimony in the second week of proceedings.
A suspect wanted for armed robbery was apprehended following a physical altercation with security personnel at a business in Sault Ste. Marie, according to police reports from March 2026.
Letters to the Editor highlight issues including public demonstrations, highway conditions, and time change debates, reflecting diverse community perspectives in Canada.
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a driver and impounded their truck for 45 days following a RIDE program stop in Northern Ontario, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat impaired driving.
MSNBC host Joe Scarborough issues a stark warning about Republican plans for military intervention in Cuba, Venezuela, and Iran, calling it a 'recipe for disaster' that history shows never ends well for America.
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An 18-year-old Hamilton woman is wanted by police for allegedly orchestrating a kidnapping in Toronto where a victim was lured by a fake date, ambushed, and held for ransom.
First Nations chiefs and elders gathered at the Alberta legislature in Edmonton, urging Premier Danielle Smith's government to halt the province's separatist movement and reaffirm commitment to Canada.
Former U.S. President Trump alleges Iran operated a covert nuclear weapons facility as the Middle East conflict disrupts global markets and sparks international debate.
Alberta UCP cabinet minister Devin Dreeshen sharply criticizes former Calgary mayor and current NDP leader Naheed Nenshi for denying responsibility in the city's ongoing water pipe infrastructure failures.
Ten days after joint attacks on Iran, the U.S. and Israel publicly diverge on war duration and objectives, with Trump facing domestic pressure to end hostilities quickly while Israel pursues long-term weakening of Iran.
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Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has sharply criticized the ongoing joint military exercises between the United States and South Korea, labeling them as provocative actions that escalate regional tensions.
Two award-winning teen mariachi musicians and their family members have been released from ICE detention following bipartisan pressure and public backlash over their case.
Calgary has reintroduced water restrictions as construction begins on the Bearspaw South Feeder Main, impacting residents and businesses across the city.
Supreme Court Justices Ketanji Brown Jackson and Brett Kavanaugh publicly debated court decisions favoring former President Donald Trump, highlighting deep judicial divisions in Washington.
A 91-year-old individual using a mobility scooter was struck by a vehicle in Maple Ridge, according to RCMP. The incident highlights road safety concerns for vulnerable pedestrians.
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Toronto police have charged a man and a boy following a robbery targeting a busker at Finch Subway Station. Authorities confirm one suspect remains outstanding as the investigation continues.
U.S. President Trump states the conflict with Iran may conclude shortly, but issues stark warnings about global oil supply security. Meanwhile, Canada reaffirms its non-participation stance.
The B.C. New Democrats have passed legislation granting cabinet authority to distribute $400 million to businesses through loans and grants, with opposition parties labeling it a 'slush fund' lacking transparency.
The family of Elizabeth Nolin, a 72-year-old Edmonton woman found dead in a Waikiki garbage chute, is calling for Hawaiian authorities to reopen the case, questioning the police's suicide conclusion.
Manitoba's Progressive Conservative opposition warns that a proposed supervised drug consumption site in Winnipeg could be accessible to minors, sparking debate over safety protocols and youth protection measures.
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The Saskatchewan Serious Incident Response Team has concluded its investigation into a fatal 2024 incident on Fishing Lake First Nation, determining the suspect died by suicide.
