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.
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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.
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.
Spain's Supreme Court has ruled that kissing a stranger's hand without consent constitutes sexual assault, with dissenting judges arguing it's historically a form of courtesy.
Prime Minister confirms ongoing review of F-35 fighter jets after Norad commander questions their critical importance to Canada's defense capabilities.
Investigators believe the body of five-month-old Braylee Beasley was disposed of in a dumpster outside Sturgeon Point Villas Apartments. Police are working to narrow the timeline of this tragic incident.
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A federal judge has ordered a temporary halt to the Trump administration's $400 million ballroom construction at the White House, citing lack of presidential authority.
Richmond RCMP issues a public warning as crowds of cherry blossom viewers engage in illegal parking, creating safety hazards during peak blooming season.
Kenneth Levy, 39, of Mississauga, faces 62 criminal charges after Peel Regional Police's BEAR Unit tracked him down for alleged involvement in 31 break-and-enter offences, with stolen property valued at $200,000.
British Columbia introduces a new healthcare regulatory framework, raising concerns from medical professionals about implementation and patient care impacts.
A Canadian mother and her daughter detained in an ICE facility in Texas have been granted bond, according to her husband Edward Warner, who confirms their ongoing detention.
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A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to stop construction on a new White House ballroom unless Congress authorizes the project, citing constitutional separation of powers concerns.
Parents at Royal West Academy successfully campaigned for a crossing guard at a dangerous intersection with a history of collisions, leading to new safety measures in Montreal West.
Prime Minister Carney firmly rejects any possibility of proroguing Parliament should he secure a majority government in the upcoming April election, emphasizing democratic commitment.
Calgary police have charged a man with multiple drug-trafficking offences after seizing over $24,000 worth of fentanyl, methamphetamine, crack cocaine and oxycodone from a vehicle near Chinook Centre.
The Alberta Prosperity Project says it has gathered enough signatures to force a referendum on Alberta independence, likely to be held in October, amid mixed political support.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth declined to dismiss the possibility of deploying U.S. ground forces in Iran during a press briefing. He emphasized that all options remain on the table while defending President Trump's approach to the conflict.
The Ottawa Food Bank reports a staggering 855,000 visits in 2025, marking a 100% increase since the pandemic and signaling a severe food security crisis in the capital region.
Calgary police have arrested and charged a man following a significant drug bust, confiscating illicit substances valued at more than $24,000 from a vehicle in the city.
The City of Charlottetown has officially passed a $118 million operating budget, allocating significant funds for street improvements and a new fire station to enhance public safety and infrastructure.
Halifax Regional Police arrested a man after discovering a pellet rifle in his backpack during a routine check. The incident highlights ongoing public safety concerns.
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The Miramichi Police Force has confiscated a massive quantity of crystal methamphetamine tablets and a shotgun during a significant drug trafficking investigation, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat narcotics distribution in the region.
Former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's representatives say she is devastated after reports revealed her husband's secret cross-dressing online persona involving fetish models and financial transactions.
Police in Tampa, Florida deployed a high-strength netting device called the Grappler to safely end a dangerous nighttime car chase involving two teenagers. The innovative tool wrapped around the fleeing vehicle's tire, bringing the pursuit to a controlled
A federal judge has issued a ruling preventing the implementation of former President Trump's executive order that sought to terminate federal funding for National Public Radio and the Public Broadcasting Service.
The City of Barrie announces the removal of overnight winter parking restrictions, effective immediately, as seasonal conditions improve. This change allows residents greater flexibility for street parking during nighttime hours.
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A judge has upheld the youth sentence for a man convicted of a 2019 murder at a Barrie group home, confirming the legal outcome in a case that shocked the community.
