A new report details how hundreds of cases in Ontario have been compromised or dismissed due to police officers violating Charter rights, raising serious concerns about law enforcement accountability and judicial integrity.
Ontario Provincial Police have laid impaired driving and spousal assault charges against a man following a domestic incident call in northern Ontario, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford praised a Vaughan homeowner for shooting an intruder, calling for more force and criticizing Canada's bail laws. The suspect, Trestin Cassanova-Alman, has a violent criminal history and was on probation.
Montreal-Trudeau International Airport faced a major disruption as flights were grounded due to a bomb threat, with the FAA implementing a ground stop for safety.
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A man who defaced a 'Protect Trans Kids' sign at an Edmonton gay bar received a conditional discharge after completing a restorative justice program with LGBTQ community members, avoiding a criminal record.
Jen Psaki on MS NOW exposed inconsistencies in Trump's statements about Iran, questioning his claims of former president support and contradicting his denials on mines in the Strait of Hormuz.
Sudbury police are urging caution as high snowbanks and pedestrians on roadways create dangerous conditions following a winter storm, with a major thaw expected soon.
Windsor Police Service has arrested two individuals and are actively searching for a third suspect in connection with a human trafficking and sexual assault investigation. Authorities urge the public to provide any relevant information.
Windsor police have charged three motorists with stunt driving after they were allegedly caught exceeding speed limits by over 40 km/h on Wyandotte Street East. All three had vehicles impounded and licenses suspended.
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Quebec's Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette announces stricter regulations to curb inappropriate behavior among judges, aiming to uphold judicial integrity and public trust in the legal system.
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit is examining an incident where a man sustained serious injuries during an interaction with Toronto police officers.
Casper Bloom, a prominent labour lawyer and staunch advocate for linguistic and minority rights who co-founded Alliance Quebec, passed away on Monday. He was 90 years old.
Alberta's border security initiative spent $5 million in capital costs in its first year, half of the $10 million budgeted, with delays in hiring and equipment pushing expenditures to later years.
A carjacking suspect led police on a high-speed chase across multiple counties, prompting a major law enforcement response and raising public safety concerns.
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Organizers of Toronto's Al-Quds Day event have sent a cease-and-desist letter to Ontario Premier Doug Ford regarding his social media commentary, escalating tensions over political speech and event oversight.
Pakistan and Afghanistan have announced a temporary pause in fighting, just two days after a deadly strike in Kabul. The agreement aims to de-escalate tensions and facilitate humanitarian efforts in the region.
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard repeatedly avoided stating if Iran was an imminent threat before U.S. missile strikes, sparking a heated Senate hearing exchange.
Edmonton police are investigating after a father and daughter discovered a loaded 9mm handgun concealed under a blue rag near a Secord neighbourhood pond. Authorities have released security footage of a suspect and are urging public assistance.
A new publication claims the majority of snipers terrorizing Sarajevo during the Bosnian War were Italian volunteers, shedding new light on the conflict's international dimensions.
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Despite a record $34.4 billion healthcare budget, Alberta patients face growing concerns about where funds are actually going and whether critical services are receiving adequate support.
Edmonton Police Service homicide detectives are investigating a suspicious death after a 26-year-old man was found dead in a greenspace following reports of shots fired in north Edmonton.
The Nigerian military has announced that its troops successfully repelled a significant assault on a military base, resulting in the deaths of at least 60 militants during the intense confrontation.
Attorneys for Luigi Mangione are requesting postponements for his upcoming state and federal trials, as the defendant appeared in Manhattan court last December.
A Toronto woman's online threats against Prime Minister Mark Carney have ignited a free speech controversy, while other news includes Vlad Guerrero Jr.'s WBC outrage and a mob hit suspect arrest.
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The Halifax Regional Police budget of $102 million has been officially approved, marking a significant investment in public safety and law enforcement resources for the community.
Durham Regional Police Chief Peter Moreira will formally raise concerns with federal corrections about the temporary release of convicted child killer Darren Scott Ray, highlighting public safety issues.
Statues at Queen's Park will be temporarily wrapped as a preventative measure following vandalism during a student protest over proposed OSAP cuts. Speaker Donna Skelly announced the decision.
A 16-year-old from Abbotsford crashed his stepmother's BMW into a dump truck after a high-speed joyride on Highway 1, facing license suspension and fines.
A major military police operation in Rio de Janeiro's Morro dos Prazeres favela resulted in at least eight fatalities, including a local drug trafficking leader, amid ongoing security challenges.
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Daniel Tomassetti, one of Canada's most wanted fugitives, has been captured in Mexico after eight years on the run. He faces charges for two mob-related murders in Ontario and is fighting extradition back to Canada.
