New Justice Department documents suggest Donald Trump removed classified materials related to his business interests from the White House, with Rep. Jamie Raskin calling it a betrayal of national security.
Former TSA administrator John Pistole explains that ICE agents, while not trained as TSA staff, may act as a deterrent at airports. This development raises concerns for Canadian travelers crossing the border.
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew attributes rising gas prices in Canada to the Iran war, accusing former President Trump of diverting attention from Epstein files during budget discussions.
Liberal MP Corey Hogan suggests the Keystone XL pipeline revival is a strategic tool in ongoing trade negotiations with the United States, amid reports of partial revival discussions.
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The Trump White House faced online ridicule after sharing NASA's lunar plans, with social media users suggesting the administration should take a permanent trip to the Moon.
New research indicates hundreds of millions in federal procurement spending under the Indigenous business strategy may provide minimal benefit to Indigenous workers, questioning program effectiveness.
Ottawa tackles its pothole crisis with the Python 5000, a unique all-in-one machine that patches holes in under three minutes, saving time and enhancing road safety across the city.
Justice Minister Sean Fraser reveals he contemplated using the notwithstanding clause to maintain mandatory minimum penalties for child pornography possession after a Supreme Court decision struck them down, sparking political debate over judicial discret
Jewish security officials report a 900% rise in antisemitic incidents since 2014, with recent synagogue shootings in Toronto and Detroit linked to Iranian rhetoric. Experts warn of increased threats from both state-sponsored and lone-wolf actors.
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Charles Milliard, the new Quebec Liberal leader with business background, faces dual challenge of rebuilding party and potentially leading 'No' campaign against separatist referendum push.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's comments during a swearing-in ceremony praising the U.S.-Israeli air campaign against Iran and stating 'We negotiate with bombs' drew swift condemnation from critics online.
Miles Taylor alleges CNN commentator Scott Jennings privately ridicules Donald Trump during commercial breaks but praises him publicly, sparking debate among political figures.
Gregory Bovino, removed after fatal incidents, criticizes Trump's softer approach and laments not achieving 'total border domination' in a candid retirement interview.
Chief Justice Richard Wagner's comments on the Freedom Convoy as 'anarchy' and the Liberal government's appeal of the Emergencies Act ruling raise concerns over democratic oversight and power structures in Canada.
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President Donald Trump boasted about a mysterious gift from Iran, calling it a significant prize related to oil and gas, while asserting the country is ready to make a deal to end the war.
The RCMP is urgently searching for Cleora Roulette, a 13-year-old girl reported missing from Winnipeg. Authorities have released a photo and are asking anyone with information to come forward immediately.
A 34-year-old man from Orangeville, Ontario, faces sexual assault charges after Toronto police investigated incidents occurring on several occasions, highlighting ongoing efforts to address such crimes.
A 31-year-old London, Ontario woman wanted by police after a firearm was discovered in a downtown Toronto hotel has voluntarily surrendered to authorities.
President Trump signals Iran offered a valuable 'present' in negotiations to end the 25-day conflict, even as U.S. deploys troops and Israel continues strikes. The mysterious gift relates to energy flows through the vital Strait of Hormuz.
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Former Trump aide Anthony Scaramucci redefines 'Trump derangement syndrome,' arguing it applies to the president's staunch supporters, not his critics like James Carville.
The Montreal-Terrebonne federal byelection will feature an adapted ballot design to accommodate an unusually high number of candidates, ensuring voter clarity and electoral integrity.
A former band manager has filed a lawsuit against Birdtail Sioux First Nation, alleging wrongful dismissal and defamation in a case that highlights employment disputes in Indigenous communities.
Heather Gilchrist, a Scottish-born midwife, is unable to practice in British Columbia after immigration authorities flagged missing proof of English proficiency, halting her career.
The Vancouver Park Board is proposing a $1 billion investment to upgrade aging facilities like the Vancouver Aquatic Centre, addressing long-term maintenance and safety needs.
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A New Mexico jury has ruled that Meta's platforms harm children's mental health and safety, violating state law, following a trial featuring CEO Mark Zuckerberg's deposition.
A chiropractor in Victoria has been suspended for submitting fraudulent insurance claims, highlighting issues in healthcare oversight and professional misconduct.
Westbank First Nation Chief Robert Louie criticizes Premier David Eby for misrepresenting DRIPA, arguing that clear Indigenous rights are essential for economic certainty and investment in British Columbia.
The City of Vancouver is evaluating potential updates to its outdoor swimming pools, aiming to enhance accessibility and sustainability for residents in the coming years.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces criticism from supporters over pipeline negotiations with Prime Minister Mark Carney, with concerns about missed deadlines and trust in Ottawa.
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Elections Canada implements an adapted write-in ballot for the Terrebonne byelection on April 13, as 48 candidates flood the race following Longest Ballot Committee protests against electoral system flaws.
