A man in his 20s was shot in Montreal's LaSalle borough on February 25, 2026, and is currently receiving medical treatment in hospital. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about public safety in urban areas.
A $25,000 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation will enhance support services at London's Unity Project, aiding vulnerable populations through improved frontline care initiatives.
The sixth complainant is set to continue testifying at the sexual assault trial of Frank Stronach, the prominent Canadian businessman, as proceedings unfold in Toronto court.
Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux's defection to the Liberal party raises questions about political loyalty and compensation, as he receives a special advisor role from Prime Minister Carney.
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Canada's Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Charter mobility rights include broad freedom of movement within the country, rejecting Newfoundland's restrictive interpretation during COVID travel bans.
An Indigenous man who bragged about a Gladue 'discount' while cleaning up after a Calgary murder has been sentenced to 6.5 years in prison. The judge criticized his comments as 'distressing' and 'wrong in law'.
Rural Alberta faces a surge in crime, with RCMP overwhelmed and residents demanding immediate action. A new provincial police force is proposed to address the crisis.
A third individual has died from wounds sustained in a deadly shooting at a youth hockey game in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, according to police.
A new study reveals Black voters are avoiding protests against Trump's second term due to fears of political violence and economic backlash, impacting Democratic mobilization efforts for the 2026 midterms.
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Canada's proposed Bill C-9 aims to combat rising hate-motivated incidents but raises concerns about potential erosion of constitutional freedoms and democratic trust.
The United States and Iran are conducting a third round of nuclear negotiations in Geneva, while American forces increase their presence in the Middle East, highlighting ongoing diplomatic and security tensions.
A Hong Kong appellate court quashed fraud convictions against activist Jimmy Lai, though he remains imprisoned under a national security law. The ruling could reduce his sentence.
Ukrainian officials report a significant Russian aerial offensive as diplomatic negotiations with the United States are set to begin in Geneva, marking a critical moment in the ongoing conflict.
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a driver with stunt driving after being caught traveling at 180 km/h on Highway 69 in Northern Ontario. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about speeding on provincial highways.
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Reaktor announces major investment in its Defence & Security division, launching an Intelligence Software Suite and appointing key executives to capitalize on Finland's NATO membership and address modern defense challenges.
Prime Minister Mark Carney embarks on a significant diplomatic journey to India, Australia, and Japan, following his recent address at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
A Canadian man detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement reveals he believed agents solely pursued criminals and murderers, highlighting misconceptions about immigration enforcement priorities.
Conservative MP Damien C. Kurek argues Canadians deserve transparency and accountability from the government, criticizing Liberal insiders for dominating political discourse without proper oversight.
Jeanne Meserve, an international security expert, discusses the escalating tensions between Cuba and the U.S. following a deadly incident where four people were killed on a U.S.-registered speedboat, highlighting a 'very tense time' in bilateral relations
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Iran and the United States meet in Geneva for critical nuclear negotiations as U.S. military presence in the Middle East escalates, raising fears of regional conflict.
An opinion piece critiques Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe for reintroducing a ByWard Market revitalization plan that closely resembles a 2021 strategy approved by the previous Council, questioning the lack of new action.
In Smiths Falls, Ontario, four men have disappeared or been found dead since 2018, with police investigating a house in the woods. The cases involve addiction, property disputes, and a community gripped by fear and silence.
A judge has ordered the release of video evidence from Councillor Matthew Luloff's impaired driving trial, reinforcing the open court principle that ensures transparency in judicial proceedings.
Construction has begun on Canada's first P-8 surveillance aircraft at a Boeing plant in Kansas, but delivery has slipped from the original 2026 schedule to 2027. The $10 billion project involves 14 aircraft with potential for two more.
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Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree admits delays in Canada's firearm compensation program have reduced police support and confused citizens, with a March deadline approaching for over 2,500 banned models.
Prime Minister Mark Carney embarks on his first official visit to India, emphasizing economic diversification while addressing ongoing security concerns and diplomatic tensions.
A Sudbury father makes an emotional plea for information one year after his daughter, Shanda Playford, vanished without a trace. The community remains hopeful for closure.
California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized key Trump allies, labeling them 'frauds' and 'phonies' for supporting the former president despite past criticisms, with particular focus on Vice President JD Vance.
A nearly blind Rohingya refugee was found dead after Border Patrol agents left him miles from home in freezing Buffalo weather, sparking investigation and outrage.
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Vancouver City Council has approved a $1.2 million plan to establish a Vancouver Police Department training academy in the Downtown Eastside's Woodward's building, aiming to address chronic staffing shortages.
