Police ID 20-year-old victim in fatal Scarborough campus shooting
Toronto Police have identified Shivank Avasthi as the victim of a fatal shooting near the University of Toronto's Scarborough campus. Authorities are investigating the homicide.
Category : Politics
Yemen's Southern Council expels leader, issues treason charges
Yemen's anti-Houthi Southern Transitional Council has expelled a key separatist leader and announced he faces treason charges, marking a significant internal rift. Get the latest details on the escalating political conflict.
Denmark, Greenland Seek Talks with Rubio After U.S. Move
Denmark and Greenland seek dialogue with U.S. Senator Marco Rubio after the White House reaffirms its interest in the Arctic island. Read the latest on this developing geopolitical story.
Leaders to Tour Manitoba First Nation Hit by Outage
Federal and provincial officials are set to visit Pimicikamak Cree Nation following a crippling infrastructure outage that left residents without essential services. The visit underscores urgent community needs.
Yukon to probe sinking voter turnout in territorial elections
A new Yukon report will examine the causes of declining voter participation in territorial elections. Discover the details and potential impacts on Canadian democracy.
Calgary council to receive report on troubled watermain
Calgary city councillors are set to receive and discuss a crucial report on the city's troubled watermain. Get the latest details on the infrastructure review.
Abortion Clinic vs. Synagogue Protection in Toronto
Father Raymond J. de Souza questions why Toronto police enforce buffer zones at abortion clinics but fail to protect Jewish communities from harassment. Read the analysis.
Analysis: The Moral Case for Maduro's Arrest
Amid debate over legality, Adam Zivo argues the U.S. abduction of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro was a moral necessity, drawing parallels to Panama's successful transition.
Drunk driver gets 8 years for fatal Niagara Falls crash
John Franco Bonaldo sentenced to 8 years for killing a pedestrian and injuring her daughter while driving drunk in Niagara Falls. The judge imposed an 18-year driving ban.
Thank Edmonton snow crews, don't complain, letter urges
An Edmonton resident calls for thanks, not vitriol, for city snow-clearing crews who worked through Christmas after a December with four times the average snowfall.
Canadian Agencies Use AI Tools for National Security
Canadian security and intelligence agencies are actively integrating artificial intelligence tools into their operations to defend against modern threats. Discover how AI is reshaping national security.
Crown rests case in Welland murder trial
The prosecution has finished presenting its case in the Welland murder trial for Juliana Pannunzio, 20. The family maintains a memorial in their Essex home.
Fulmer Enters BC Conservative Race, Seeks Grand Coalition
Yuri Fulmer launches his campaign for the BC Conservative Party leadership, emphasizing the need for a broad coalition to challenge the NDP. Discover his platform and vision.
RCAF on 'Path of Growth' in 2026, Says Commander
Royal Canadian Air Force Commander Lt.-Gen. Jamie Speiser-Blanchet announces a strategic expansion plan for 2026, focusing on fleet renewal and personnel growth. Learn about the future of Canada's air defense.
Federal Budget Passes: Key Tax Changes for Canadians
The Carney government's first budget introduces new tax rules and aims to spur generational private investment. Learn what the changes mean for you and the economy.
Serial Killer Richard Cottingham Confesses to 1965 Murder
Infamous serial killer Richard Cottingham, the 'Torso Killer,' has confessed to the 1965 murder of 18-year-old Alys Eberhardt. Read the chilling details of the cold case closure.
Alberta's Unique Right-Wing Separatist Movement
As referendum talk heats up in Alberta and Quebec, a stark contrast emerges. Alberta's separatist movement is a uniquely right-wing phenomenon, rooted in populist history and distinct from Quebec's left-leaning drive. Explore the roots and modern face of
Supreme Court's 10-Year Move to Temporary Home
Canada's Supreme Court will relocate to a temporary home this summer for a decade-long, $1B+ renovation of its crumbling 80-year-old building. Get the latest on the delayed project.
Ottawa street too narrow for buses after construction
Residents of Old Ottawa South say Grove Avenue is now dangerously narrow for OC Transpo buses after roadwork reduced its width. Locals report buses mounting sidewalks to pass.
Pipeline Urgency, Swift Costs, Poilievre's Prospects Debated
Canadian readers voice strong opinions on energy policy, event costs, and political leadership in the latest letters to the editor. Read the diverse perspectives shaping national discourse.
U.S. Warns Venezuela's Cabello, Backs Interim Rule
The Trump administration pressures Venezuela's Diosdado Cabello to cooperate with interim leader Delcy Rodriguez or face consequences, aiming for stability and U.S. oil access. Explore the high-stakes strategy.
Vancouver Island man sentenced for fatal stabbing over drug debt
A British Columbia man has been sentenced for a fatal stabbing described as 'tragic' by the judge. The murder stemmed from a dispute over an unpaid cocaine debt. Read the full details of the case and sentencing.
Impairment suspected in fatal Surrey New Year's crash
A 23-year-old woman has died after a three-vehicle collision in Surrey on New Year's Day. Police say impairment is believed to be a factor. Read the latest details.
Governments urged to do more to prevent partner violence
Advocates are calling for urgent action from local governments across Canada to strengthen measures preventing intimate partner violence, highlighting a critical need for systemic change.
Freeland's Delayed Resignation Draws Ethics Criticism
Chrystia Freeland faces scrutiny for delaying her MP resignation while advising Ukraine's president. Critics question ethics and security implications. Read the full story.
GOP Pushes Back on Trump's Greenland Military Threat
Republican lawmakers reject Trump's suggestion of using military force to acquire Greenland, warning it threatens NATO and U.S. alliances. Learn about the bipartisan push to block action.
Freeland's MP Role While Advising Ukraine Draws Criticism
Chrystia Freeland faces scrutiny for delaying her resignation as MP while taking an unpaid advisory role with Ukraine's president. Critics call it a conflict of interest. Read the full story.
Missing Windsor Teen Found Safe by Police
Windsor police successfully located a missing 19-year-old man. Get the latest details on the search and community safety.
Vancouver mulls using public funds to buy grocery stores
Vancouver explores a radical proposal to use taxpayer money to purchase grocery stores, aiming to address food security and affordability. Could this be a new model for Canadian cities?
QAnon Shaman Rejects Trump, Considers Political Run
Jacob Chansley, the 'QAnon Shaman' of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, explains his split from Donald Trump over Epstein and Gaza, and reveals plans for an independent run for Arizona governor. Discover his transformation.
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