Saskatoon police responded to an early-morning disturbance at a 7-11 convenience store, leading to the arrest and meth trafficking charge of a suspect. Authorities highlight the incident as part of ongoing efforts to combat drug-related crimes in the city
Yemen's Houthi rebels declare readiness to retaliate amid widening regional tensions, as global concerns mount over potential humanitarian and economic fallout.
Alberta's parliamentary secretary for constitutional affairs, Jason Stephan, calls for a separation referendum, stating it would be 'good for Alberta,' while the premier reiterates previous positions on the issue.
Minnesota is back in the national spotlight as widespread anti-Trump protests are being organized across the United States, with recent rallies highlighting tensions over immigration enforcement and political dissent.
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A detailed examination of campaign spending efficiency in Edmonton's 2025 mayoral election reveals surprising disparities in cost-per-vote metrics among leading candidates.
A political science lecturer argues that demands for British Columbia MLA Hon Chan to step down are substantiated, citing recent controversies and public accountability concerns.
Russia is transferring advanced drones used in the Ukraine conflict to Iran, according to officials, raising concerns about regional security and military escalation.
Local government leaders in Alberta are calling for a cap on provincial policing costs, citing unsustainable increases. A request from Daysland gained 79% support at a municipal caucus.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Manitoba have successfully located a missing teenage girl and reported she is safe. Authorities are providing support but have not released further details on the circumstances.
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Guramrit Sidhu, a former Brampton trucking figure, pleaded guilty to leading a violent criminal organization that trafficked $17 million in drugs into Canada. In a separate case, Ontario neo-Nazi Matthew Althorpe received a 20-year prison sentence for ter
Avi Lewis is poised for a major win in the NDP leadership contest, though internal party concerns persist. In other news, a B.C. senior rejected MAID and recovered fully, climbing a volcano.
Idaho's legislature has approved a stringent transgender bathroom bill, considered the nation's strictest, with a veto-proof majority. The bill mandates restroom use based on biological sex.
A Canadian man from Kincardine was denied entry into the United States and compelled to provide a DNA sample by border officers, raising significant privacy and legal concerns.
United Nations investigators report that recent violence in Syria's Druze-majority region, including attacks in Sweida, could amount to war crimes, highlighting ongoing human rights abuses.
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A 26-year-old from Prince Albert faces attempted murder charges after an RCMP officer was hit while deploying a spike belt during a pursuit near Meadow Lake.
Vancouver police are investigating a stabbing incident that occurred near Courtenay City Hall, with details emerging about the ongoing inquiry into the violent altercation.
A 22-year-old Ottawa man is facing multiple charges following the theft of a semi-trailer truck and a series of collisions involving approximately 10 vehicles in Gatineau.
Energy Minister Tim Hodgson clarified that MP Michael Ma's remarks questioning reports of forced labor in China do not represent Liberal party views, following Ma's apology for his controversial committee statements.
André Pratte has been reappointed to head the Quebec Liberal Party's political commission, marking a strategic move as the party prepares for upcoming elections and policy discussions.
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Energy Minister Tim Hodgson suggests MP Michael Ma's controversial questioning of reports on Chinese forced labor does not reflect Liberal party views, following Ma's apology for his committee remarks.
Waterloo Regional Police stopped a driver allegedly traveling at 171 km/h on McQueen Shaver Boulevard in North Dumfries Township on March 27, 2026, highlighting ongoing traffic enforcement efforts.
A 19-year-old from Ottawa has been charged in the fatal hit-and-run of a crossing guard near Mary Honeywell Elementary School and is facing separate impaired driving charges, police confirm.
Ottawa Police Const. Goran Beric, suspended with pay since 2023 after assault conviction, earned $131,149.79 in 2025, appearing on Ontario's Sunshine List of public sector high earners.
A 65-year-old individual sustained serious injuries during a home invasion in South Surrey, according to Surrey Police. Authorities are actively investigating the incident.
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Four premiers representing 70% of Canada's population have called for provincial input in Superior Court judge selections, citing frustrations with bail reform. Federal Justice Minister Sean Fraser has rejected changes, sparking debate over politicization
Medical practitioners in Edmonton warn that proposed restrictions on Medical Assistance in Dying would prolong patient suffering and signal a dangerous lack of trust in healthcare professionals.
Political analyst Raphael Melancon discusses Air Canada CEO's English-only condolences and political fallout, as TCDSB cuts literacy programs. The debate unfolds after a system failure at LaGuardia Airport claimed two lives.
The U.S. Senate approved funding for most of the Homeland Security Department, ending a six-week shutdown that disrupted travel, but failed to address key immigration reforms sought by both parties.
A man from Vancouver died while attempting to assist at the scene of a semi-truck crash west of Williams Lake, B.C., highlighting the dangers of roadside emergencies.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom considers a 2028 presidential campaign while defending his state's high costs and policies in a satirical interview format.
