Winnipeg residential parking ban lifted
The City of Winnipeg has officially lifted its residential parking ban, allowing residents to park on streets again. Get the latest details on the city's snow clearing efforts.
Category : Politics
Smith: Notwithstanding clause use likely amid court rulings
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government is increasingly prepared to use the Charter's notwithstanding clause to counter judicial decisions she deems unreasonable. Read the full interview.
Deadly explosion rocks Moscow after general killed
A powerful explosion has struck Moscow, resulting in casualties, just days after a car bomb killed a high-ranking Russian general. Details on the latest attack in the ongoing conflict.
Man charged after setting box with person inside on fire
Huron County OPP have laid charges after a man allegedly set a cardboard box containing a person on fire. The 19-year-old faces serious allegations following the disturbing incident.
Palestinian Authority Promotes Freed Terrorists: Israel
Israel accuses the Palestinian Authority of promoting terrorists released in hostage deals and continuing its 'pay-for-slay' policy, despite claims of suspension. Read the details.
19-year-old charged in fatal Dartmouth crash: Halifax police
Halifax Regional Police have laid charges against a 19-year-old man, three months after a fatal collision in Dartmouth. Get the latest details on this developing story.
Police seek trio after gun pulled in Toronto skate theft
Toronto Police are searching for three males after a firearm was brandished during an attempted robbery of skates at a downtown store on December 17. Suspect descriptions released.
VSO Case Triggers Workplace NDA Debate in Canada
Sexual assault allegations at the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra are fueling a critical national conversation about the use of non-disclosure agreements in employment law. Learn about the case and the push for reform.
B.C. IVF funding runs out as demand soars
British Columbia's publicly funded IVF program has exhausted its first-year budget, creating long waiting lists and uncertainty for patients. Learn about the funding shortfall and patient struggles.
Residential school survivor's Christmas joy after deprivation
Frances Ceen-ne Carlick, a survivor of B.C. residential schools, shares how a kind teacher and her cultural heritage helped her reclaim Christmas joy. Discover her powerful story of resilience.
Russia Demands Changes to U.S.-Ukraine Peace Plan
Moscow views the 20-point U.S.-Ukraine peace proposal as a starting point for talks, demanding stricter limits on Kyiv's military and guarantees on NATO. Get the latest on the stalled negotiations.
Nigerian families reunite with kidnapped schoolchildren
Emotional scenes in Nigeria as 28 students from St. Mary's Catholic School are freed after a harrowing kidnapping ordeal. Read about their safe return and the ongoing security challenges.
Zelenskyy reveals U.S.-Ukraine plan to end Russian war
President Zelenskyy discloses a 20-point U.S.-led draft to end Russia's invasion. While Ukraine secured key concessions, critical territorial issues and Moscow's acceptance remain uncertain.
Man wanted on provincewide warrant arrested in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia RCMP have arrested 46-year-old Shaun Clarence Cunningham, who was wanted on a provincewide warrant. Get the latest details on the arrest.
Windsor councillor working to revive downtown digital sign
A Windsor city councillor is leading efforts to reactivate a prominent digital sign on the Canada Building in the city's core. The move aims to boost downtown vibrancy and communication.
Australia cancels visa of U.K. man in Nazi symbols case
Australia has revoked the visa of a British national facing charges for displaying Nazi symbols. The move underscores the country's firm stance against hate speech and extremist ideologies.
Deadly Explosion in Moscow Kills Three
A deadly explosion rocked the Russian capital on Christmas Eve, killing three people. Police have cordoned off the area as the investigation begins. Read the latest details.
EU Warns of Action After US Bars 5 Europeans
The European Union threatens possible measures after the United States bars entry to five European officials accused of enabling censorship. Tensions rise over digital rights and sovereignty.
Libyan Army Chief Killed in Turkey Plane Crash
Libya's military chief of staff and seven others died in a plane crash after takeoff from Turkey. Search teams are investigating the wreckage. Read the latest details.
Canada's Military Recruitment Takes 271 Days on Average
A new audit reveals it takes nearly nine months to join the Canadian Armed Forces. As the CAF battles a 'death spiral,' we examine the delays and new fixes.
South Korea passes law with heavy fines for false information
South Korea's parliament has approved a bill allowing heavy punitive damages for publishing false information, raising concerns over press freedom and censorship. Learn the details and implications.
U.S., Ukraine Reach Consensus on Key War Issues; Land Disputes Remain
American and Ukrainian officials have forged a consensus on critical steps to end the conflict, a significant diplomatic development. However, major hurdles over territory still block a final peace deal. Read the latest.
London's Holiday Season Programs: Skating, Shopping & Services
Discover the festive programs and services offered by the City of London this holiday season, including outdoor skating and shopping initiatives. Explore what's happening in Victoria Park and beyond.
Daudrich eyes legislature seat after Tory leadership loss
Wally Daudrich, following his defeat in the Manitoba Progressive Conservative leadership race, is now setting his sights on winning a seat in the provincial legislature. Get the full story on his political pivot.
Ontario focuses on defence investments for 2026 economy
Ontario's Economic Development Minister Vic Fedeli outlines a strategic focus on defence sector investments for 2026, aiming to boost job creation and trade. Learn about the province's economic priorities.
Alberta's Growth: Campaign Worked, Planning Didn't
Readers argue Alberta's population boom, fueled by immigration and interprovincial migration, exposed planning failures in healthcare and infrastructure, not immigrant health burdens. Discover the facts.
NORAD's Santa Tracker Launches from North Bay for Holidays
The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) has launched its annual mission to track Santa's global journey from North Bay, Ontario. This beloved tradition continues to bring holiday cheer to families across Canada and the world.
OPP seeks public help after northwestern Ont. break-ins
Ontario Provincial Police are asking for the public's assistance following a series of break-ins in northwestern Ontario. Police remind residents to secure vehicles and homes.
Boy's model police car 'lights up' Manitoulin Island officers
A young boy named Niklaus brought a detailed, handcrafted model police car with working lights to the Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service on Manitoulin Island in December 2025, bringing joy to local officers.
76,475 Canadians Have Died by MAID: A Decade of Debate
A decade after legalization, MAID accounts for 1 in 20 deaths in Canada. Proponents cite pent-up demand, while critics warn of lax safeguards and questionable practices.
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