Justice Minister Sean Fraser introduces the Protecting Victims Act, targeting sexual and gender-based violence. MPs support the reform but caution about potential public and political backlash against the new coercive control measures.
Prosecutors have stayed charges against three Alberta Sheriffs in connection with a sudden death at the Edmonton Law Courts, citing insufficient evidence to proceed.
A driver with a prohibited license in Northern Ontario has been charged after operating a utility terrain vehicle (UTV). The incident highlights ongoing enforcement of traffic laws across the province.
Two Alberta Sheriffs have been charged in connection with a sudden death at the Edmonton Law Courts building, as authorities investigate the incident that occurred in April 2025.
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Physicians spoke out on Parliament Hill against Canada's planned expansion of medical assistance in death to include mental illness as the sole condition, supporting Bill C-218 to halt the change.
Former President Donald Trump acknowledged posting an AI-generated image resembling Jesus Christ but insisted it portrayed him as a doctor. The controversy erupted on Orthodox Easter amid his ongoing feud with Pope Leo XIV.
A federal judge has dismissed Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal over its reporting on a controversial 2003 birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein, citing lack of evidence for actual malice.
The House Ethics Committee has initiated a formal investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against California Representative Eric Swalwell, who recently exited the gubernatorial race amid the controversy.
Former President Donald Trump explains that a deleted Truth Social post featuring an AI-generated image of him in robes was intended to depict him as a doctor, not Jesus Christ.
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Voters in Toronto head to the polls in two federal byelection ridings with potential to grant Prime Minister Carney's Liberals a majority government, reshaping legislative dynamics.
Former Surrey mayor Doug McCallum has officially launched his campaign to challenge incumbent Brenda Locke in the upcoming municipal election, joined by former slate members and making key promises on taxes and infrastructure.
Montreal announces temporary suspension of parking restrictions during an upcoming blue-collar strike, aiming to ease burdens on residents and maintain city functionality.
Minnesota authorities are investigating the arrest of a Hmong American man by ICE agents, treating it as a potential kidnapping amid community concerns and legal scrutiny.
A Quebec judge alleges Crown prosecutors regularly propose lenient sentences for non-citizens to protect their immigration status, creating a two-tier justice system.
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The Trump administration has agreed to continue flying the rainbow Pride flag at the Stonewall National Monument, reversing its February removal. The decision comes as part of a lawsuit settlement with LGBTQ+ and preservation groups.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals are poised to secure a majority government in three federal byelections, with key races in Toronto and Quebec shaping the political landscape.
North Bay police have released an age-adjusted sketch of Glen Warren Neil Wesley, who disappeared in 2010 at age 28. The new image aims to aid the ongoing investigation into his whereabouts.
A class action lawsuit stemming from the 2012 Elliot Lake mall collapse, which resulted in two fatalities and over 20 injuries, has been settled with a $10 million agreement approved by a judge.
A routine traffic stop in northern Ontario turned serious when police discovered a missing license plate, leading to an impaired driving charge against the driver. The incident highlights ongoing enforcement efforts.
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Former Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum has launched a new mayoral campaign, promising to eliminate property taxes if elected. The announcement comes as he seeks to return to municipal politics.
A 16-year-old from Florida faces serious charges for the alleged sexual assault and killing of his stepsister aboard a cruise ship, as reported by The Associated Press.
An in-depth analysis of the demographic and political profiles of voters in Terrebonne, Scarborough Southwest, and University—Rosedale ahead of crucial federal byelections.
A Florida judge has dismissed Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal and Rupert Murdoch, citing lack of proof of malicious intent.
Republican Rep. Mike Lawler was met with loud boos and criticism from constituents at a New York town hall as he defended his support for President Trump's controversial Iran war policy, with one attendee calling for impeachment.
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Three Guelph residents have been charged with impaired driving in separate incidents, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in the region. Police emphasize the dangers of driving under the influence.
A joint public safety exercise involving Toronto Police and military personnel is scheduled for this week, aiming to enhance emergency preparedness and coordination in the city.
Former senator and ethics authority Brent Cotter has been appointed as the interim chair of the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission for the RCMP, bringing extensive legal and governance experience to the role.
Prime Minister Carney praises Hungary's parliamentary election outcome, where Peter Magyar's victory over Viktor Orban's party marks a potential democratic pivot and stronger support for Ukraine.
Individuals sexually abused by former Saint John police officer Kenneth Estabrooks, convicted in 1999, will receive compensation following his death in 2005.
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A Calgary businessman has been fined $70,000 after Canada Border Services Agency found dozens of foreign nationals working illegally at his Banff establishment, highlighting enforcement of immigration laws.
