Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told CPAC that Donald Trump has 'encyclopedic, molecular knowledge' after previously calling his supporters 'belligerent idiots.' Social media erupted with skepticism.
Toronto police are urgently searching for Jeremiah, a 15-year-old youth last seen on March 23, 2026, in the Chester Le Boulevard and Pharmacy Avenue area.
The murder trial in Windsor has concluded its evidence phase, with Malique Calloo arrested by U.S. Marshals in Detroit. The case highlights cross-border law enforcement cooperation.
Rising cost of living pressures have led to unprecedented demand at food banks across Canada, forcing many to restrict client visits to just once per month as resources are stretched thin.
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London police have charged two teenagers following a months-long investigation that led to the recovery of over $43,000 in stolen goods. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat property crime in the region.
The CEO of Saab has stated that discussions with the Canadian government regarding a potential fighter jet purchase remain intensive, though no final decision has been reached.
International mediators have assembled in Pakistan for urgent negotiations aimed at ending the month-long conflict between Iran and U.S.-Israeli forces, as civilian casualties mount.
A significant police operation remains active in Sagamok, Ontario, with authorities confirming there is no immediate danger to the general public. The situation is under ongoing investigation.
Iran's parliament speaker threatens to 'set on fire' American ground troops, as regional powers gather in Pakistan to discuss ending the Middle East conflict, with economic and security impacts widening globally.
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Police in Thunder Bay are investigating a serious vehicle collision that temporarily closed a major roadway. Authorities have since reopened the highway following their initial on-scene investigation.
Saab CEO confirms ongoing intensive discussions with Canada regarding the potential purchase of F-39 Gripen fighter jets, but no final decision has been reached as negotiations continue.
European nations are intensifying efforts to increase migrant deportations, drawing criticism from some who warn of adopting hardline, Trump-like immigration strategies. The move comes amid ongoing migration pressures.
North Korea has conducted a solid-fuel engine test for a missile capable of reaching the U.S. mainland, according to state media. The test, shown in undated photos, raises concerns about advancements in Pyongyang's weapons program.
The New Democratic Party's leadership contest reaches its climax as delegates gather in Winnipeg to select a new leader from five candidates, setting the stage for the party's future direction.
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Senator Markwayne Mullin confronts intense questioning over past aggressive behavior, including altercations with colleagues and a sign-snatching incident during Trump's State of the Union address.
Experts analyze President Trump's extensive use of gold decor in the Oval Office, linking it to psychological themes of success, authority, and status signaling, while questioning its relevance to governance.
Donald Trump's frequent use of props in speeches isn't just political theater—neuroscience reveals how objects target the brain's emotional centers for maximum persuasive impact.
Former followers of MAGA Christianity share their journeys of leaving politicized faith communities, citing moral dissonance, nationalism, and the high personal costs of departure.
Analysis of Canada's pattern of police reluctance to intervene in protests, from historical riots to recent anti-Israel demonstrations in Toronto, highlighting systemic failures in law enforcement.
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As the Supreme Court of Canada concludes historic hearings on Quebec's Bill 21, constitutional experts warn against judicial limitations on the Charter's notwithstanding clause, arguing such moves would undermine democratic foundations.
Following the fatal Air Canada crash at LaGuardia Airport that killed two pilots, letter writers defend CEO Michael Rousseau's English-only condolence message, arguing crisis leadership should prioritize humanity over procedural perfection.
The dismantling of the former Kenosee Superslides site, ordered by provincial authorities, is almost finished, evoking strong memories among former employees and local residents who recall its vibrant past.
The New Brunswick government has launched a comprehensive long-term care plan aimed at addressing seniors' needs, but critics argue it lacks the urgency required for immediate challenges like nursing home wait times and hospital charges.
Saab's CEO confirms ongoing intensive discussions with Canada regarding the F-39 Gripen fighter jet acquisition, though no final decision has been reached. The process remains active as both parties evaluate options.
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Food banks across Canada are facing unprecedented pressure as demand surges, leading to bare shelves, reduced food portions, and service limitations. This crisis highlights deepening food insecurity nationwide.
Letters to the editor criticize Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau's English-only condolence speech after a fatal accident, sparking debate over bilingualism and political exploitation.
A 'No Tyrants' rally in downtown Vancouver drew participants aligning with widespread anti-Trump demonstrations across the U.S., highlighting political solidarity and activism.
President Donald Trump confronts tough choices in the Iran conflict, balancing diplomatic efforts with military threats as global energy prices soar and his approval ratings plummet.
The Independent Investigations Office in British Columbia has reopened a 2024 investigation that was previously closed because it did not meet the threshold for serious harm, sparking renewed scrutiny into police accountability and oversight procedures.
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A 21-year-old suspect has been charged with second-degree murder after Ahmed Hassan Asif, 27, was found stabbed to death in East York. Police say the incident was not random.
