A shooting at the intersection of Bankfield Road and Prince of Wales Drive in Ottawa left one man in life-threatening condition and another with non-life-threatening injuries. Police have closed roads for an active investigation.
A man in his 20s died in a high-speed collision in southeast Calgary, marking the city's fifth traffic fatality this year. Police highlight road safety concerns and staffing shortages.
Regina Police Service announces charges against four individuals after a five-month investigation leads to seizure of cocaine, fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cash with estimated street value exceeding $650,000.
A 12-year-old Lethbridge boy who pleaded guilty to attempted murder of his 7-year-old brother has been sentenced to three years of intensive rehabilitation following a violent August 2025 attack.
The quiet mountain community of Tumbler Ridge, BC, faces profound trauma following a mass shooting that left nine dead and 27 injured, highlighting pre-existing emergency service deficiencies.
A Coquitlam RCMP constable has been terminated following a code of conduct hearing that revealed he sent vulgar messages in group chats, highlighting ongoing disciplinary actions within the force.
The sudden closure of El Paso's airspace stemmed from a federal dispute over anti-drone laser testing safety, causing flight cancellations and political backlash over transparency.
A Toronto winter respite centre will close early due to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but city officials confirm alternative arrangements will ensure unhoused individuals are not left without shelter during the event.
Body language experts analyze Attorney General Pam Bondi's heated exchange during a House Judiciary Committee hearing on Epstein files, revealing performative gestures and aggressive tactics.
French President Emmanuel Macron criticized Elon Musk as 'an oversubsidised guy,' leading to a sharp retort from the billionaire tech mogul in a public dispute over economic policies.
A retired judge's review of controversial text messages within the Quebec Liberal Party has found them inconclusive, adding to political turmoil as leader Pablo Rodriguez faces internal challenges.
Attorney General Pam Bondi falsely claimed Ghislaine Maxwell wasn't moved to a lower-level prison, despite DOJ transferring her to a 'Club Fed' facility. Her testimony contradicted evidence of Maxwell's improved conditions.
The Defence Investment Agency plans to expand to 400 employees, with CEO Doug Guzman open to hiring from the private sector to improve procurement processes.
A former deacon at an Edmonton bible college has been charged with sexual assault, as police investigate allegations of misconduct. The case highlights ongoing concerns about safety and accountability in religious institutions.
A Jewish advocacy group has called on the Canadian government to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization, citing security threats and following the U.S. lead. The group argues this is necessary to protect democracy.
A shooting in the Manotick area of Ottawa has left two individuals injured, with one in critical condition. Authorities are investigating the incident.
A pedestrian is in serious condition after being struck by a vehicle in northeast Calgary. Police are investigating the incident and seeking witnesses.
A shooting in Ottawa's Manotick area left two individuals injured, with one in critical condition. Police are actively investigating the incident and seeking witnesses.
Prince Albert police have concluded their investigation into a fatal crash, determining it was non-criminal. The incident occurred recently, with authorities providing details on their findings.
RCMP confirms nine dead in Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, suspect had mental health history. House of Commons holds moment of silence, PM Carney gives emotional statement.
Montreal's plan to eliminate 250 white-collar positions faces union criticism over lack of consultation and potential impact on residents, despite city assurances that direct services will remain unaffected.
A new city report reveals $1.7 billion worth of Calgary's most critical assets are in poor condition, with $5.7 billion needed over 10 years for repairs and replacements.
Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette dismisses calls to delay Quebec's proposed written constitution until after the next election, defending the plan as in the collective interest despite opposition criticism.
A grand jury declined to indict six Democratic lawmakers after the Trump administration sought charges over a video reminding service members they can refuse illegal orders. Senator Adam Schiff called it a 'frontal assault on the rule of law.'
The City of Halifax has spent 50% of its snow clearing budget this winter, with officials confident in managing the remainder of the season despite ongoing challenges.
Surrey RCMP are investigating a sexual assault that occurred near a SkyTrain station, urging witnesses and anyone with video footage to come forward to aid the investigation.
Richard Tillman, younger brother of late NFL star Pat Tillman, admitted to setting fire to a San Jose post office, facing up to 20 years in prison. The family cites mental health struggles.
Sen. Mark Kelly criticizes Republicans for staying quiet after Trump's Justice Department sought to prosecute six Democratic lawmakers over a video urging troops to disobey illegal orders.
Ontario's police watchdog finds no grounds for criminal charges against two Halton cops in a drunk driving crash that killed three, but cites possible misconduct for failing to remove the driver from the road.
Edmonton is considering designating a section of 78 Avenue as an entertainment district to allow public alcohol consumption, with strong community support and specific regulations.