Calgary police are investigating the theft of a bronze memorial plaque honoring five young victims of the 2014 Brentwood stabbing. The plaque was taken from the Quinterra Legacy Garden, possibly for its metal value.
Cape Breton Regional Police have charged six people with cocaine trafficking following an investigation. The arrests highlight ongoing efforts to combat drug crime in Nova Scotia.
A new trade agreement between Canada and China includes provisions for law enforcement cooperation, raising concerns given recent findings about Chinese interference in Canadian democracy.
The high-profile double-murder trial in Moncton, New Brunswick, has now entered its fifth week of court proceedings as the judicial process unfolds.
Canadian Armed Forces Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, 24, was honored with a graveside service in Burlington's Woodland Cemetery. The Hamilton native died during Operation Reassurance in Latvia.
Prominent right-wing figures publicly criticize Steve Bannon for his documented relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, revealed in newly released DOJ files showing a planned image-rebuilding documentary.
Manitoba RCMP are investigating after posters featuring swastikas and white supremacist messaging were discovered plastered around a local community, sparking concerns about hate crimes.
Regina Police Service is actively investigating a significant fraud case involving bank impersonation, with losses exceeding $5,000. Authorities have released a suspect image and are urging the public to assist through Crime Stoppers.
Initial data from Windsor's HART Hub indicates promising progress in helping vulnerable individuals secure stable housing, marking a significant step in addressing homelessness in the region.
Investigating officer reveals toddler collapsed at home of former babysitter charged with manslaughter in London, Ontario. Case details emerge as community seeks answers.
A man from Barrie, Ontario, appears in court on attempted murder allegations as part of a broader Toronto police corruption investigation, highlighting ongoing legal proceedings.
The Weyburn Police Service has laid charges against two men following a road rage incident that escalated dangerously on local roads. Authorities are reminding drivers to remain calm behind the wheel.
The St. Thomas Fire Department honored Dennis Redman, killed in the line of duty 25 years ago, with a ceremony attended by his son and granddaughter, who continue his legacy of service.
A new Angus Reid poll shows most Albertans opposed to separation would leave the province if it occurred, potentially dwarfing Quebec's historical exodus.
A Parkland RCMP constable in Alberta receives the St. John Ambulance Life Saving Award for rescuing an overdosing youth, highlighting frontline emergency efforts.
Ridge Meadows RCMP are investigating a violent incident where shots were fired and vehicles were torched at a Maple Ridge residence early Saturday morning, with no injuries reported.
A 32-year-old St. Albert man faces charges following a 12-month RCMP investigation into a December 2024 collision near Kitscoty that claimed the life of a Vermilion man.
Sault Ste. Marie police are actively seeking Tyler Abbott, 25, wanted in connection with an August 2023 assault on Queen Street West. The investigation remains ongoing.
Sault Ste. Marie Police are actively searching for 25-year-old Tyler Abbott, wanted in connection to a stabbing incident that occurred in Jamestown last summer.
PSAC National President Sharon DeSousa condemns poor conditions in federal buildings, citing health and safety concerns as union explores legal action against return-to-office mandate.
Authorities in Kelowna are investigating a suspicious shed fire that occurred recently. The Kelowna Fire Department responded to the incident, which is being treated as suspicious.
Amherstburg's town council is set to debate a proposal requiring municipal officials to submit formal reports after attending conferences, aiming to enhance transparency and accountability in local governance.
Ghislaine Maxwell, serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking, invoked her Fifth Amendment rights and refused to answer questions from the House Oversight Committee about her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Ontario's inspector general of policing announces comprehensive integrity review of all 45 police services following corruption charges against Toronto officers linked to organized crime.
Thomas Hackett was apprehended by Nottawasaga OPP in Alliston, Ontario, ending a lengthy manhunt that spanned more than a year. The arrest highlights ongoing police efforts in the region.
A driver in Barrie, Ontario, faces charges after a police pursuit ended with the motorist blowing over 2.5 times the legal alcohol limit, highlighting ongoing impaired driving concerns.
Liberal MP Bruce Fanjoy advocates for a flexible approach to federal workplace policies, highlighting concerns over productivity and employee well-being in Ottawa.
Canada's Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal regarding a privileged conversation between a Saskatchewan lawyer and client that was intercepted via wiretap, upholding lower court rulings.
Rep. Jamie Raskin reviewed unredacted Epstein documents and found troubling violations of transparency laws, accusing the Justice Department of unnecessary redactions and cover-up attempts.
A federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration from ending Temporary Protected Status for Haitian nationals, but recipients remain anxious as the government appeals.