Former President Donald Trump publicly demanded Fox News executives remove Democratic commentator Jessica Tarlov from the airwaves, calling her a 'real loser' in a Truth Social post. Experts warn this pattern of attacking journalists threatens press freed
Crown prosecutors have withdrawn charges against three Alberta sheriffs accused in the 2023 death of Trevor Jason Freeman at the Edmonton courthouse, citing insufficient admissible evidence.
A calm Easter doorstep conversation with an Alberta independence canvasser highlights how respectful listening, not anger, may be the only path through rising separatist tensions in Canada.
Despite being a staunch Trump supporter, North Dakota Senator Kevin Cramer is working to strengthen bilateral relations with Canada, citing personal ties and economic interests.
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Ten years after Mekayla Bali vanished from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, the search continues as her family and community hold onto hope despite the challenges.
Readers express fury as Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu defects to Liberals, calling floor-crossings an affront to democracy that nullifies votes and questions electoral integrity.
A year post-election, Prime Minister Mark Carney is on the verge of a majority government. This analysis explores the Liberal Party's strategies, including unity efforts and policy shifts, that have propelled them toward this political milestone.
Government House Leader Steven MacKinnon emphasizes that the Liberal Party's core principles are unchanging and that the door is open for all who support them, amid ongoing political debates and policy discussions.
An opinion piece argues that Ottawa's resistance to new trash pickup schedules and the end of door-to-door mail delivery is misplaced, urging residents to adapt to modern solutions and focus on more significant community concerns.
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Ottawa city councillors will debate a controversial 'bubble bylaw' establishing 50-meter safe access zones around schools, hospitals, and care facilities to restrict protests while balancing freedom of expression.
In letters to the editor, readers express concerns about political rhetoric on housing, affordability, and party ideologies, questioning the sacrifices of leaders versus citizens.
Police have arrested one suspect in the fatal shooting of a Sarnia man, while a second remains at large and is considered armed and dangerous. The investigation continues.
Members of the Regina Navy were recognized for their service with awards and promotions during a formal ceremony held at HMCS Queen on Saturday, April 11, 2026.
U.S. Vice President JD Vance confirms that intensive negotiations with Iran have concluded without a deal, marking a significant setback in diplomatic efforts to resolve the longstanding Middle East conflict.
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A man faces second-degree murder charges following a death in Valleyview, Alberta. The RCMP is actively seeking a key witness to assist with the ongoing investigation into the incident.
Adam Myshak, 28, is wanted on multiple charges following a stabbing in Barrie that left a 43-year-old man with life-threatening injuries. Police warn the public not to approach the suspect.
A suspect is confronting 89 criminal charges following a series of commercial break-ins across Scarborough, Toronto. Police detail a pattern of targeted thefts from local businesses.
A federal appeals court has ruled that construction of a new White House ballroom can continue for now, overturning a lower court's injunction. The decision comes amid legal challenges over the project's approval process.
Canada's vote supporting Iran's reelection to a key UN committee overseeing human rights programs raises questions about Ottawa's commitment to human rights principles.
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Rep. Robert Garcia questions Melania Trump's motives after her surprise press conference distancing herself from Jeffrey Epstein, calling for release of all files and testimony.
An Ontario judge has approved a $10 million settlement nearly 14 years after the Algo Centre Mall roof collapse in Elliot Lake killed two women and injured 19 others.
A man from Ajax, Ontario, has been accused by Toronto Police of sending antisemitic comments and death threats online, highlighting ongoing concerns about digital hate speech.
British Columbia Conservative MLA Peter Milobar has changed his campaign manager after an internal investigation, as he seeks the party's leadership. The move comes amid a competitive race.
Former mayor Jim Gordon and current mayor Paul Lefebvre unveiled a time capsule sealed in 2001 outside city hall, revealing artifacts from a different era in Northern Ontario.
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Hundreds of Iranian Canadians demonstrated in downtown Ottawa on Saturday, voicing strong opposition to the government of Iran and calling for international attention to human rights issues.
Grief and outrage surge in Lebanon as 13 state security officers are laid to rest after an Israeli strike in Sidon, ahead of critical U.S. talks on regional tensions.
Surrey police chief announces a meaningful decline in extortion threats and related shootings, with incidents dropping from 44 in January to 14 in March 2026.
Conservative MPs defecting to the Liberals, including four already gone, are undermining the party's official opposition role and could hand Prime Minister Mark Carney a majority government through backroom deals.
Comedian Bill Maher has reversed his position on the U.S.-Iran conflict, now hoping President Trump will withdraw after initially supporting military strikes and criticizing opponents of the action.
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An Edmonton articling student faces criticism after Alberta's legal regulator found he used artificial intelligence to draft an appeal of his suspension, citing a hallucinated case.
