Toronto Police report a Queen St. W. business was shot at on Feb. 8 and again on Monday, with authorities investigating if the incidents are related. No injuries occurred, but damage was noted at an Asian fusion restaurant.
Essex County OPP laid numerous charges over the long holiday weekend, including impaired driving, spousal abuse, theft, and dangerous operation of a motor vehicle.
British authorities are investigating allegations that UK-registered flights were used to transport victims of Jeffrey Epstein, following the release of US Department of Justice documents.
A burned vehicle belonging to a missing man has been located in central Alberta, prompting an ongoing investigation by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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Ontario Provincial Police are investigating two separate incidents in Tecumseh: a hit-and-run collision that knocked down a light pole and the theft of an $800 e-bike, seeking public assistance.
Ontario Provincial Police have laid charges following a serious summer collision in Tottenham that resulted in life-threatening injuries to a young child, with authorities continuing their investigation.
Windsor police have charged an alleged stunt driver after clocking a vehicle traveling at 173 km/h on E.C. Row Expressway, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against dangerous driving.
A coalition of pro-Palestinian activist groups is pressuring Canadian camping associations to revoke accreditation from Jewish summer camps with connections to Israel, framing cultural ties as political advocacy.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a powerful speech at the Munich Security Conference, arguing that America must revitalize old alliances and reject the notion of polite managed decline of Western civilization.
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A North Bay man has been arrested and charged with impaired and dangerous driving after allegedly fleeing from police in a vehicle pursuit. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about road safety and impaired driving in Northern Ontario communities.
Former Winnipeg chief administrative officer Phil Sheegl testified at a public inquiry, defending his meetings and email exchanges with a contractor bidding on the police headquarters project.
A 33-year-old Hamilton massage therapist, Abdulrahman Al Kaysee, faces a sexual assault charge after a police investigation, highlighting concerns in professional settings.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's $6.6 billion Defence Industrial Strategy aims to create 125,000 jobs and prioritize Canadian companies, but critics warn undefined terms and bureaucratic growth could undermine its effectiveness.
A federal judge ruled ICE cannot re-detain Kilmar Abrego Garcia after his 90-day detention period expired, criticizing the government's lack of viable deportation plan while ignoring Costa Rica's refugee offer.
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Tricia McLaughlin, a vocal defender of President Trump's immigration policies at DHS, is set to exit her role as criticism mounts over recent shootings and resource allocation.
A Canadian spy watchdog report reveals that Ottawa maintained individuals on the no-fly list without necessary grounds, raising serious concerns about civil liberties and procedural fairness in national security measures.
The police watchdog is determining whether the investigative mandate was fulfilled in the Tumbler Ridge school shooting case, as principals' associations reassure about school safety.
A major watermain repair in Cambridge is causing significant traffic disruptions, with the city advising drivers to expect delays and seek alternate routes.
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos has definitively ruled out Savannah Guthrie's family as suspects in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, calling them 'victims plain and simple' and urging media to show compassion.
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Parliamentary Budget Officer analysis reveals federal personnel spending increased to $76.3 billion in 2024-25, though growth rate has slowed with only 1.6% expansion in workforce size as downsizing begins.
A new Senate report calls for Canada to prioritize recruiting bilingual health professionals to address language barriers and improve care access in official language minority communities.
Thousands of protesters gathered in Pristina, Kosovo, on the 18th anniversary of independence to oppose trials of ex-leaders for alleged war crimes during the 1998-99 conflict with Serbia.
The City of Barrie is launching a public consultation initiative to gather resident input on the future transformation and development of municipal parks, including Shalom Park.
Cuban officials assert the nation is a cooperative partner, not a security threat, in combating drug trafficking, amid ongoing diplomatic tensions with the United States.
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Shocking CCTV footage captures a homeless man attempting to kidnap a one-year-old girl in a Bergamo, Italy supermarket, leading to a chaotic struggle and the child suffering a fractured femur.
A deep dive into Canada's shifting immigration landscape, featuring insights from former officials and analysis of policy changes since the Harper era.
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada announces a new Tactical Intervention Group on Homelessness (GITI) to coordinate efforts, identify service gaps, and shift from reactive to proactive strategies.
Emergency crews pulled one individual from a burning apartment unit at 5 Needle North York on February 17, 2026. The fire incident prompted a swift response from local fire services.
Jake Edward Clements is wanted on a provincewide arrest warrant by Nova Scotia RCMP. Authorities are seeking public assistance in locating the suspect.
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An opinion piece argues against forcing public servants back to offices, citing unreliable transit, logistical issues, and lack of productivity evidence.
