The Membertou First Nation in Nova Scotia is set to double its land base following a landmark federal agreement, announced by Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Rebecca Alty alongside Chief Terry Paul.
Police in New Westminster seized a mobile drug lab from an RV after community tips, while in Surrey, a Good Samaritan was bitten while stopping an assault. Plus, fatal accidents in Merritt and northeast B.C.
The RCMP is investigating a fatal crash in northern Alberta involving a black F-150 overtaking a semi-truck, urging witnesses to come forward with information.
A Calgary judge sentenced a teen killer to two years in prison for a gangland-style shooting, sparking outrage from the victim's family over the maximum youth sentence.
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Police warn of scammers using fake names 'Lucy Collines' and 'Carl Oliver' to exploit seniors in Paris, Ontario, sharing crucial fraud prevention tips.
Joe Scarborough argues James Talarico's victory over Jasmine Crockett in Texas' Democratic Senate primary was fueled by visibility from a pulled 'Late Show' interview, highlighting First Amendment debates and media influence in politics.
The Trump administration plans to change rules allowing agencies to prioritize performance over seniority during layoffs, a move unions warn could enable politically motivated firings.
The East Lions Community Centre pool in London, Ontario, will be closed over the summer months to replace its windows. The facility has faced ongoing operational challenges, leading to this necessary maintenance work.
City councillors in Cambridge, Ontario, report being caught off guard by unexpected staffing challenges and financial concerns at city hall, raising questions about transparency and governance.
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A British Columbia Supreme Court judge has certified a class-action lawsuit alleging a former prison guard sexually assaulted over 200 inmates across four provincial prisons between 1976 and 1996.
Prime Minister Carney's nuanced position on Iran faces pressure as the U.S.-Iran war intensifies, raising questions about Canada's NATO role and domestic political fallout.
Edmonton's Chinatown businesses urge city council to restore street parking removed for bus lanes, citing severe impacts on accessibility and safety amid ongoing revitalization challenges.
A Calgary man with a lengthy history of auto theft charges has been arrested after slicing off his monitoring bracelet, with police crediting rapid response systems for preventing further crimes.
Kianna Mariah Sam of Lachine was declared not criminally responsible after driving erratically in LaSalle, injuring two pedestrians and damaging multiple vehicles. She remains detained at Douglas Hospital for psychiatric treatment.
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Around 50 demonstrators gathered in Montreal, waving U.S. and Israeli flags while expressing support for military actions in Iran. Protesters emphasized their desire for regime change, despite significant casualties in the conflict.
Mayor Olivia Chow is pushing for a paid snow shovelling program in Toronto, modelled after New York City's initiative, aiming for implementation by next winter following recent severe storms.
Liberal leader Charles Milliard proposes withdrawing Bill 1 and restarting constitution drafting with broad consultations after October election, citing flawed process.
A U.S. House committee has voted to subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondi to answer questions regarding the Epstein files, escalating a congressional inquiry into the matter.
Ottawa police are urgently seeking information on Patricia Goulet-Cousineau, a 22-year-old pregnant woman who frequents Bronson Avenue and hasn't been seen since early February.
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The Toronto Police Service Board and Chief Myron Demkiw announce new measures to enhance accountability following a corruption investigation involving officers, aiming to restore public trust.
The head of Vancouver's police union calls media attention on Mayor Ken Sim's unsubstantiated drug allegation 'getting a bit ridiculous,' urging focus on real issues.
The North Bay Police renew their appeal for information 15 years after Luke Joly-Durocher vanished at age 20. His family pleads for answers, with a $50,000 reward still active.
Prime Minister Mark Carney expressed frustration when questioned about an unnamed government official's statements downplaying India's role in foreign interference during a not-for-attribution briefing.
Ontario Provincial Police have arrested a wanted Brockville man and seized a significant quantity of drugs following an investigation, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts in the region.
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British Columbia Premier David Eby is pushing for U.S. states to collaborate with B.C. in eliminating seasonal time changes, citing health and economic benefits.
Wilson Park in Windsor, Ontario, will temporarily close as significant upgrades begin for the Adie Knox Herman Project, enhancing community recreational facilities.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow is urging the city to implement a paid sidewalk shoveling program for residents following major storms, citing recent successes with similar initiatives in New York City.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth criticized journalists for reporting on U.S. troop fatalities in Iran conflict, claiming they aim to make President Trump look bad. Six soldiers were killed in a drone strike in Kuwait.
The House Oversight Committee has issued a subpoena to former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, demanding documents related to Jeffrey Epstein's case. This move intensifies scrutiny into the handling of the investigation.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem faced intense questioning from Rep. Jamie Raskin, refusing six times to admit she falsely labeled two Minneapolis residents as 'domestic terrorists' after their fatal shootings by federal agents.
