A violent incident unfolded at a Pokémon store in Tokyo, where a man armed with a knife killed a woman before taking his own life. Authorities are investigating the motive behind this shocking tragedy.
Foreign Minister Anita Anand reveals Canada's plan to lobby G7 countries to support a new defense bank initiative, aiming to strengthen collective security and economic resilience amid global tensions.
A major drug trafficking investigation has resulted in six arrests and the seizure of narcotics valued at $266,000 across multiple Ontario cities, as authorities intensify efforts to combat organized crime.
Nova Scotia RCMP have apprehended a man in Lower Sackville following reports of assault and threats. The incident highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts in the community.
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Malique Calloo testified at his murder trial, describing the rage that led him to shoot Daniel Squalls 15 times outside a Windsor daycare in 2022. The defence argues for manslaughter.
Ontario Provincial Police stopped a vehicle on Highway 417 in Ottawa, discovering the driver had accumulated more than $5,000 in outstanding fines, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against traffic violations.
Two British men detained in connection with a suspected antisemitic hate crime involving the arson of Jewish ambulance service vehicles in London have been released on bail pending further investigation.
The partial U.S. government shutdown leads to missed paychecks for federal workers and airport delays, increasing pressure on Congress to pass a funding bill and end the crisis.
A British Columbia Supreme Court judge has ruled that investigative reporting into the unsolved 2020 murder of Create Abundance employee Bo Fan constitutes a matter of significant public interest, echoing similar rulings on journalistic freedom.
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Political columnist Brian Lilley reports that negative advertising campaigns against Toronto mayoral candidate Olivia Chow have commenced unusually early, seven months ahead of the election day.
Peel Regional Police are searching for a white sedan and driver after a pedestrian was critically injured in a Mississauga collision. The incident occurred at Derry Rd. and Hurontario St. early Thursday morning.
Canada's foreign minister calls for collective G7 support to de-escalate tensions with Iran, emphasizing diplomatic unity amid regional instability.
Israel's strike killing the head of Iran's Revolutionary Guard navy has intensified Middle East tensions, with Iran and the U.S. hardening stances as American troops deploy to the region.
For four decades, a Syrian immigrant in Alabama has navigated the tension between his American life and the wars ravaging his homeland, carrying memories of Damascus while facing prejudice and finding hope in human connection.
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Newly released documents from the Metropolitan Correctional Center provide fresh insights into the actions of prison officials on the night financier Jeffrey Epstein died in custody.
Two suspects have been arrested in the Dominican Republic for the fatal shooting of 19-year-old Tristan Primeaux-Poitras from Quebec, who was killed while vacationing with his family in Puerto Plata.
An examination of Canada's historical defence procurement difficulties, from the problematic Ross rifle in WWI to shell contract scandals, highlighting ongoing debates about military effectiveness versus industrial policy.
Jimmy Ylimaki, 36, was arrested in Nicaragua and extradited to the U.S. for allegedly orchestrating a fraud scheme that targeted elderly Americans from Montreal call centers between 2021 and 2024.
Winnipeg residents will experience a temporary disruption in municipal services as the city announces a planned shutdown for maintenance and upgrades, affecting various departments.
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Premier Danielle Smith's government introduces Bill 18, severely restricting medical assistance in dying in Alberta, marking a stark departure from her past libertarian stance on personal health choices during the pandemic.
American commentator Ben Shapiro will deliver the keynote address at the inaugural World Symposium Against Antizionism in Toronto on May 17, organized by Jewish rights group Tafsik.
Iran and the United States remain at a critical impasse in Middle East conflict, with Tehran imposing de facto tolls on Strait of Hormuz shipping while military escalations continue across the region.
James Brush, former Windsor Police fleet manager, pleaded guilty to fraud over $5,000 after misusing corporate credit cards for personal expenses totaling $31,000. The sentencing hearing debates incarceration versus conditional release.
The United States and Iran present opposing ceasefire proposals while military actions intensify. Death toll surpasses 2,600 with thousands displaced as diplomatic channels remain active through Pakistan.
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Peel Regional Police are urgently searching for a driver involved in a hit-and-run collision that left a pedestrian with serious injuries in Mississauga.
UN officials warn that urbanization of conflict, attacks on schools, and emerging technologies like AI weapons are putting children at unprecedented risk in war zones worldwide.
Toronto Police are investigating a homicide following an altercation in East York on Wednesday night. Officers responded to reports at Gamble Ave. and Donlands Ave., finding a victim without vital signs.
A Bluewater man faces charges after Ontario Provincial Police allege he was driving at twice the legal alcohol limit with a child in the vehicle during a traffic stop.
Ontario Provincial Police seek public assistance in identifying a suspect linked to an alleged identity fraud case involving a luxury vehicle purchase, with investigations extending from Ontario to British Columbia.
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's call for provincial input in federal judicial appointments gains support from Ontario, Saskatchewan, and Quebec, challenging claims of judicial independence threats.
