Defence Points Finger in Essex Murder Case
In a Windsor courtroom, the defence for a man accused of murdering Christine Crooks shifts blame to a 'rough' acquaintance. Get the latest details on this developing case.
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Lagarde Confronts Europe's Perils in Final Stretch
ECB President Christine Lagarde reflects on her crisis-filled career and warns of a volatile, fragmented world as she approaches her final years in office. Read her insights on populism and Europe's future.
Crown wraps case in Fort Erie double-murder trial
The Crown has concluded its case against rapper Christopher 'El Plaga' Lucas, accused of the 2021 murders of two young women at a Fort Erie Airbnb. The trial nears its end after nearly five years.
Essex Woman Murder Trial Resumes Monday in Windsor
The trial into the murder of an Essex woman continues Monday in Windsor. Get the latest details on the case and key facts surrounding the proceedings.
Quebec couple found dead in Dominican Republic villa
A Gatineau couple was found dead in their Dominican Republic villa on Boxing Day. Family members are seeking answers as they await autopsy results from local authorities.
Women Wanted After Dead Dogs Found in Fridges
Christine Abbott and Donna Slavin are wanted on dozens of animal cruelty charges after police discovered deceased dogs inside refrigerators at a Georgia home.
Toronto cold case serial killer identified as Kenneth Smith
Criminologist Michael Arntfield predicts more victims for serial killer Kenneth Leslie Smith, identified posthumously for three Toronto murders spanning 1982-1997. Read the chilling details.
Provincewide Warrant Issued for N.S. Woman
Nova Scotia RCMP are searching for Cassidy Nickerson, wanted on a provincewide warrant. Police urge the public not to approach her. Learn the details.
Sinclair on 2026 World Cup: 'It Feels Real' After Draw
Canadian soccer icon Christine Sinclair expressed excitement as the 2026 FIFA World Cup draw in Vancouver made the upcoming tournament tangible. Canada will face Qatar and Switzerland in group stage matches.
West Van Councillor Gets 24-Hour Driving Suspension
West Vancouver councillor Christine Cassidy received a 24-hour roadside suspension after leaving Earls restaurant. The police board member claims she was 'targeted' by staff.
Documentary follows songwriter's journey to confront trauma
Calgary-born Cassidy Waring returns home to confront childhood trauma in documentary Hearse Chasing, exploring family addiction and complex PTSD. Premiering at CUFF.Docs.
Lou-Adriane Cassidy Wins Big at Felix Awards 2025
Quebec singer-songwriter Lou-Adriane Cassidy dominates the 2025 Felix Awards, earning Female Artist of the Year honors in Montreal ceremony. Discover her winning night and other highlights.
Christine Pelosi Runs for California Senate Seat
Christine Pelosi, daughter of Nancy Pelosi, announces California State Senate bid. MAGA supporters voice opposition as political dynasty continues.
Vancouver Councillor Pushes Enhanced Equity Strategy
Vancouver city councillor OneCity's Christine Boyle advocates for strengthening the city's equity framework following the abrupt closure of the Equity Office, highlighting ongoing commitment to marginalized communities.
Saskatchewan unveils memorial emblem for fallen public safety workers
Saskatchewan introduces a powerful new emblem recognizing public safety personnel who died in the line of duty, providing tangible recognition for their ultimate sacrifice.
MP loses seat by one vote, appeals to Supreme Court
Exclusive: Former Bloc Québécois MP Christine Normandin refuses to concede defeat after losing her seat by the narrowest possible margin - just one vote. Discover why she's appealing to Canada's highest court in this dramatic electoral showdown.
ECB Holds Interest Rates Steady Amid US Tariff Storm
The European Central Bank maintains key interest rates at record highs as businesses navigate turbulent US trade policies and persistent inflation pressures across the Eurozone.
Alberta Teachers' Union Has No Legal Case: Experts
Legal analysis reveals the Alberta Teachers' Association has limited options after Premier Danielle Smith's government legislated an end to their planned strike, sparking debate over labour rights in Alberta.
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