Ward 11 Councillor Bill Leduc has officially declared his intention to run for mayor of Greater Sudbury in the upcoming municipal election this fall, marking a significant political development in Northern Ontario.
Windsor police have issued a public safety advisory after a man allegedly impersonated an officer, following a woman and displaying a fake badge. Authorities provide safety tips.
A Cornwall, Ontario man has been accused of making hate-motivated threats online, with local police investigating the incident as part of ongoing efforts to combat digital harassment and hate speech in the community.
Independent MNA Marwah Rizqy returned to Quebec's National Assembly, expressing peace with her decisions while facing a defamation lawsuit and discussing the Liberal Party crisis.
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An economics professor analyzes the severe financial challenges an independent Alberta would face, warning of significant trauma and funding crises in a hypothetical separation scenario.
A Hamilton man and woman initially arrested for arson now face additional charges including elder abuse and auto thefts, following an extended police investigation into targeted fires.
Toronto Police are searching for a suspect after a violent downtown fight left a victim with severe, life-altering injuries. Authorities urge public assistance.
Former Trump press secretary Sean Spicer warns Republicans after Democrat Taylor Rehmet flips a long-held GOP seat in Texas' 9th Senate District, with Trump allies calling it a major problem.
Windsor City Council is reviewing 'Project Greenlight,' a proposal to install additional security cameras in the downtown core to enhance public safety and deter criminal activity.
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Bill and Hillary Clinton will testify before a House committee investigating their connections to Jeffrey Epstein, avoiding a contempt vote after agreeing to depositions.
Three teenage boys in Barrie, Ontario, are confronting numerous criminal charges linked to a series of alleged arson incidents, as detailed by local law enforcement.
David Rosenberg of Rosenberg Research declares Canada's economy is in a recession and on life support, citing labour market and real GDP concerns in a BNN Bloomberg interview.
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez emphasizes bipartisan involvement for the integrity of the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, while questioning the DOJ's handling of files and supporting the Clintons' upcoming testimony.
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed legislation to end the partial federal government shutdown, sending the bill to the President for final approval.
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Premier Danielle Smith announces Alberta will withhold federal funding for judges unless the province gains more influence over judicial selection, escalating a constitutional dispute.
The House passed a government funding bill ending a brief shutdown but creating a confrontation over Trump administration immigration tactics, with DHS receiving only short-term funding.
A man sustained stab wounds during a break-in at a south Edmonton residence near 113 Street and 73 Avenue. Police are investigating the violent incident that occurred on the morning of February 3, 2026.
The City of Winnipeg is exploring the possibility of renaming the Bonivital Pool on Archibald Street in honor of a former city councillor and Member of Parliament.
Nova Scotia's newly established emergency volunteer group has been actively deployed over the past year, responding to various crises and severe weather events across the province.
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A Windsor man is accused of impersonating a police officer after offering a woman a ride home, sparking a police investigation into the concerning incident.
William Stevenson, the first husband of U.S. First Lady Jill Biden, faces charges for the alleged domestic killing of his wife at their Delaware residence, according to police reports.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith demands provincial input in federal judicial appointments, threatening to withhold funding for new positions unless Ottawa changes its process.
Canada's Parliamentary Budget Officer challenges government secrecy on public service reductions, with Library and Archives Canada withholding information while other agencies request confidentiality on program impacts.
A Barrie, Ontario man accused of sex trafficking a teenager has pleaded guilty to providing a false name to police during the investigation, as court proceedings continue.
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Columnist Chris Selley examines Bill Blair's appointment as high commissioner to the UK, questioning his qualifications given a history of policing controversies and political missteps during his public service career.
A long-awaited inquest into the police shooting of 16-year-old Eishia Hudson commenced in Winnipeg, hearing testimony from an officer on the scene.
The United States military has shot down an Iranian drone in a tense regional encounter, coinciding with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian's appeal for fair and equitable negotiations on the global stage.
French prosecutors have formally requested a five-year ban on Marine Le Pen from holding public office, following her appeals trial in Paris. This significant legal move could reshape the French political landscape.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre faces a critical challenge in addressing U.S. President Donald Trump's policies, as polling shows Trump is a top-tier concern for Canadian voters ahead of domestic issues like housing and immigration.
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A man faces multiple charges after a stolen tractor led police on a chase in Cold Lake, Alberta, before becoming immobilized in a field, according to RCMP reports from late January 2026.
