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.
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.
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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.
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.
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Canada has officially met the NATO defence spending benchmark of 2% of its Gross Domestic Product, marking a significant milestone in its military commitments under Prime Minister Mark Carney's administration.
California Governor Gavin Newsom's press team mocked Donald Trump by creating a doctored image of Melania Trump with a robot resembling the former president, calling it the 'TrumpBot 3000'.
A Halifax commerce student argues that Quebec's Bill 21 secularism law has national implications, as the Supreme Court's decision could redefine rights and freedoms across Canada.
Over 7,000 Iranians sought asylum in Canada in 2025, with many converting to Christianity to strengthen claims. Experts warn of potential fraud amid genuine religious seekers.
G7 nations gather to discuss coordinated responses to Iran's actions and the ongoing Ukraine conflict, emphasizing diplomatic unity and security measures.
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Manitoba plans to reduce taxes on select food items in its upcoming budget, offering potential relief for shoppers. This article explores the specifics of the cuts and gathers reactions from consumers across the province.
Toronto police report a driver involved in a shooting incident in Etobicoke crashed into a fence while fleeing the scene and then escaped on foot, with an ongoing investigation underway.
Former President Donald Trump expressed strong disapproval of Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Neil Gorsuch, whom he appointed, for voting against his emergency tariffs in a recent Supreme Court decision.
Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro returns to a U.S. court to fight criminal charges while his country continues its political transition without him, highlighting ongoing international tensions.
A Turkish-operated oil tanker, the Kairos, sustained damage from a suspected Ukrainian naval drone strike in the Black Sea. All crew members are reported safe, with the incident occurring near Ahtopol, Bulgaria.
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A driver was arrested for impairment during a Huron OPP traffic stop, with a child also discovered in the vehicle, highlighting serious safety concerns.
Montreal firefighters are battling a significant five-alarm blaze in the city's east end. The fire, which broke out early Wednesday morning, has drawn a large emergency response as crews work to contain the flames and ensure public safety.
A federal appeals court has upheld a Trump administration rule allowing the detention of certain immigrants without bond hearings, a decision impacting immigration enforcement policies.
Toronto police report one person deceased after a violent altercation in East York on Wednesday night. Authorities are investigating the incident as a homicide.
Alberta's UCP government announces new Medical Assistance in Dying legislation, prompting letters questioning public silence and potential restrictions on end-of-life choices for chronic conditions.
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Saskatoon city council has turned down a deal with Florida-based OVG group to operate a local arena, ending years of negotiations after intense debate at City Hall.
Ontario's upcoming budget, to be tabled at Queen's Park, includes a major HST rebate for new home buyers and other anticipated measures. Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy oversees the fiscal plan.
Parliamentary committee hears conflicting testimony on expanding medical assistance in dying to mental illness cases, with experts warning of unpredictable outcomes and discrimination concerns.
Geoff Russ argues that Canada joining the European Union would mean surrendering sovereignty to a bureaucratic, slow-moving bloc facing internal crises over regulation and migration.
Analysis suggests President Trump is looking for a diplomatic solution to the Iran conflict, while the regime demonstrates unexpected resilience despite massive protests and military pressure.
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A critical examination of how the Gladue principle in Canadian courts has led to reduced sentences for Indigenous offenders, creating injustice for Indigenous female victims of violence.
