An Edmonton Transit Service bus driver was stabbed by a passenger on March 29, sustaining non-life-threatening injuries. Police arrested a suspect, and union officials condemn violence against transit workers.
Elan Harper, sister-in-law of former Prime Minister Stephen Harper, secured the Conservative Party nomination for Calgary Confederation, setting up a challenge against Liberal MP Corey Hogan in the next federal election.
A 15-year-old male faces aggravated assault charges after a woman in her 50s was found in life-threatening condition following an altercation in northeast Calgary's Pineridge community.
Alberta introduces Bill 18 to limit Medical Assistance in Dying to terminal cases, addressing concerns over safeguards and vulnerable populations in Canada.
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Authorities have charged six people with 61 offenses related to tractor trailer and load thefts in a major investigation, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat cargo crime.
Senator Cory Booker advocates for new leadership and unity within the Democratic Party, criticizing partisan divides while addressing his presidential prospects and faith-based approach to politics.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre promises to derail the Liberals' $90 billion Alto high-speed rail project, citing costs and rural opposition over expropriations in Quebec and Ontario.
Calgary police are urgently requesting public assistance to find Brian, a 76-year-old man who was last seen in the downtown core on March 23 at noon. Authorities have released details and are appealing for any information.
Authorities are investigating a fire that destroyed a playground structure in Victoria, with police releasing photos of the extensive damage from the overnight incident.
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As Alberta's legislature concludes its session in mid-May, Thomas Lukaszuk emphasizes the need for immediate action from the Forever Canadian committee to address national unity concerns.
The family of Misha Pavelick, fatally stabbed in 2006, delivered emotional statements at the sentencing hearing for his killer, seeking justice and closure in a tragic case near Regina.
The Alberta Prosperity Project asserts it has gathered enough signatures to trigger an independence referendum, directly challenging Premier Danielle Smith's stance on sovereignty within Canada.
An Edmonton Transit Service bus driver was stabbed in a violent incident, leading to one individual being charged with aggravated assault. The attack highlights ongoing safety concerns for public transit workers in urban areas.
Police investigating the killing of a St. Albert mother believe her baby's remains were abandoned in a dumpster. They seek public help to locate the body and identify disposal times.
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Ontario's Special Investigations Unit is examining an incident where a person experienced medical distress while in custody in Clinton, raising concerns about police procedures and detainee welfare.
A new report highlights the alarming prevalence of physical and sexual violence across Manitoba, with detailed statistics and calls for urgent action from community leaders.
Premier François Legault expressed condolences as the Sûreté du Québec mourns an officer killed while serving. The incident highlights the dangers faced by law enforcement.
Coquitlam RCMP has released new photos of a suspect involved in a January stranger assault, urging public assistance for identification. The renewed appeal highlights ongoing police efforts to resolve the case.
The U.S. Army has suspended two helicopter crews after they flew near Kid Rock's Nashville residence, sparking an investigation into the unauthorized flight.
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A Penticton woman and her seven-year-old daughter detained at a Texas immigration facility have been granted a US$9,500 bond, allowing their release pending an immigration hearing.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's dismissive comment about a Grassy Narrows protester draws parallels to Justin Trudeau's past controversies, raising questions about political leadership and Indigenous relations.
Relatives of Misha Pavelick, who was fatally stabbed at a graduation party near Regina in 2006, delivered emotional statements at the killer's sentencing hearing, seeking justice for the tragic loss.
Jordan Colley has been found guilty of manslaughter and criminal negligence causing death in the fatal overdose of Christina Bestward in London, Ontario. The verdict was delivered on March 31, 2026.
The Saskatchewan government has announced an agreement transferring Crown mineral rights to Pasqua First Nation, Flying Dust First Nation, and Mistawasis Nêhiyawak under Treaty Land Entitlement, fulfilling treaty commitments and creating economic opportun
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The Rutherford County Library Board terminated director Luanne James after she refused to relocate over 100 LGBTQ-themed books from children's to adult sections, citing First Amendment concerns and censorship.
A suspended Winnipeg lawyer faces serious charges after being arrested for allegedly attempting to smuggle cannabis into the Headingley Correctional Centre, highlighting ongoing contraband issues in Manitoba's prison system.
Pope Leo XIV has called on former U.S. President Donald Trump to seek a diplomatic solution to de-escalate tensions with Iran, emphasizing peaceful dialogue over conflict.
The Ontario Autism Program's budget has ballooned to nearly $1 billion, with advocates hoping the increased funding will significantly reduce the extensive waitlist for services.
A video circulating online falsely claims to show Canadian government advertising for Medical Assistance in Dying. Authorities confirm it is not official content, highlighting misinformation risks.
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Waterloo Regional Police conducted a raid in Kitchener, confiscating BB guns, knives, and drugs. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat illegal weapons and substance distribution in the community.
