A Department of Justice memo reportedly advised former President Donald Trump he could retain government documents upon leaving office, directly conflicting with the Presidential Records Act established after Watergate.
The Carney government plans to spend $67.6 billion more than Trudeau's projections, leading to deficits over $321 billion and debt reaching $2.9 trillion by 2030, according to a new fiscal analysis.
Analysis of U.S. foreign policy under President Donald Trump, exploring whether his approach makes America an unreliable partner on the world stage.
Ontario Provincial Police and Crime Stoppers are asking for public assistance to identify a suspect involved in a fuel theft at Wawa Airport on February 5, 2026.
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A 56-year-old Kanata resident faces charges after Ontario Provincial Police stopped his vehicle on Highway 417, with tests showing alcohol levels exceeding four times the legal limit.
A man from Winnipeg is facing serious charges after an alleged home invasion and assault, with police investigating the incident that occurred recently.
Israeli military forces conducted airstrikes on a southern suburb of Beirut and destroyed a bridge in east Lebanon, marking a significant escalation in regional tensions. The attacks occurred amid ongoing conflict dynamics in the Middle East.
A new bill requiring women to collect fetal remains after miscarriage or abortion pill use faces backlash as critics call it an attack on reproductive rights disguised as environmental policy.
A new Calgary report finds women and gender-diverse individuals face disproportionate hidden homelessness, with many staying in abusive situations or unsafe housing due to systemic barriers.
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Harvey Levin, founder of TMZ, is capitalizing on widespread public frustration with Washington, DC, reflecting a broader sentiment of discontent in American politics.
Ontario's Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Rob Flack is pushing reforms to cut development charges and streamline planning, aiming to make new homes more affordable amid rising costs.
Lisa Hutchinson, a federal offender on the run since December, has been captured in Hamilton. Meanwhile, a 14-year-old Brampton boy faces charges for defacing the Tamil Genocide Memorial.
Damion Ryan, a B.C. Hells Angel and Wolfpack gangster, faces new first-degree murder charges in Ontario for a 2021 Bolton shooting, adding to his U.S. and drug trafficking convictions.
The British Columbia government introduces new legislation to enforce a stronger code of conduct for all municipal councils, aiming to reduce infighting and improve governance across the province.
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The chief of Grassy Narrows First Nation insists Prime Minister Mark Carney must apologize in person for his comments about an Indigenous protester, escalating a political dispute.
The Ontario government's new regional governance changes aim to streamline decision-making and reduce costs, but municipal leaders express both support and disappointment over the reforms.
Rachel Maddow joined a podcast to discuss Donald Trump, suggesting humorous and trivial questions for a hypothetical interview while expressing concerns about his impact on democracy.
Barrie police arrested an impaired driver following a brief foot pursuit. The incident highlights ongoing enforcement efforts against impaired driving in the community.
President Donald Trump dismissed Attorney General Pam Bondi during a two-mile limousine ride to the Supreme Court, citing mismanagement of Epstein files and failure to prosecute political enemies.
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Jared Lane Wise, a former FBI agent hired by the Justice Department after participating in the Capitol insurrection, resigned, stating he could only expose alleged abuses from outside government.
A new Angus Reid poll reveals 51% of Canadians want Canada to provide humanitarian aid to Cuba, even if it angers the U.S., with $8 million already sent to improve food security.
The Canadian Bar Association has issued a warning to journalists about reporting on judges, sparking criticism for potentially undermining press freedom. The statement appears to target a specific National Post columnist.
A 57-year-old Caledon man faces impaired driving charges after police caught him driving a lawn tractor, highlighting unusual vehicle incidents in Ontario.
President Trump's approval rating has plummeted below 40% due to the Iran war, sparking economic turmoil and voter backlash as midterms approach.
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Images show former Attorney General Pam Bondi's official portrait discarded in a trash can at the Department of Justice shortly after her removal, reflecting widespread anger among career officials.
Alberta faces a critical democratic test as a minority report proposes electoral boundary changes that could undermine fair representation, sparking concerns over constitutional violations and procedural unfairness.
A Canadian national has been charged with terrorism offenses following a violent machete assault at a mosque in Kenya, highlighting international security concerns.
Delta Police are investigating after shots were fired into a basement suite in Delta, B.C., with no injuries reported. Authorities urge public cooperation.
A police call at a Wawa hotel resulted in the seizure of $142,000 in drugs including meth and cocaine, along with handguns and trafficking gear. Two individuals from Sault Ste. Marie face multiple charges in the incident.
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Hanover police have apprehended two individuals following reports of property damage and illegal fireworks use in the community, with charges pending as the investigation continues.
