CNN correspondent Clarissa Ward criticizes the Trump administration for using video game and movie clips to portray deadly strikes on Iran, saying it reinforces negative stereotypes about American power.
Public Security Minister Ian Lafrenière says he will analyze whether BEI investigation reports should be made public, following criticism over transparency in police shooting cases.
A United Nations human rights expert has issued a stark warning, declaring that the world is descending into a 'new dark age' of widespread abuse and rights violations.
A self-described former Indian Mafia vice president testified that Dillon Ricky Whitehawk was promoted within the gang after allegedly confessing to two 2019 Regina drive-by shootings. The witness began cooperating with police while facing serious jail ti
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Toronto Police have outlined a decisive enforcement plan for Saturday's Al-Quds Day rally, as community tensions escalate around the annual demonstration. Authorities vow swift action to maintain public order.
Saskatchewan RCMP are searching for a truck that fled the scene after a crash on a provincial highway. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward with any information.
Democratic Senators Chris Van Hollen and Mark Kelly unveil a plan to eliminate income taxes for households earning under $80,500 while increasing rates for millionaires, sparking debate within the party ahead of the 2028 presidential election.
Nunavut MP Lori Idlout's decision to join the Liberals gives Prime Minister Mark Carney a path to majority control with upcoming byelections. The political shift follows months of speculation and significant funding announcements for Nunavut.
Conservative MP Sandra Cobena has introduced legislation to establish a 'stand your ground' law for home invasions, sparking debate on self-defense rights and public safety in Canada.
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An armed suspect involved in a shooting at a synagogue in West Bloomfield, Michigan, has died, as confirmed by an Associated Press source. Police had urged residents to shelter in place during the incident.
A Nova Scotia man has been sentenced to six years in prison for manufacturing firearms using 3D printers, following an investigation by the Canada Border Services Agency.
A daughter has been found guilty of defrauding her mother, a residential school survivor, out of a $150,000 settlement. The case highlights financial exploitation of vulnerable Indigenous elders.
A Calgary committee has approved a new business-friendly construction policy to mitigate disruptions for storefronts during city projects, but it moves away from direct financial compensation for affected businesses.
The Canadian government has announced a $37 million humanitarian aid package to support civilians affected by the conflict in Lebanon, focusing on essential services and protection.
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A 37-year-old Newmarket man is facing multiple sex-related charges after allegedly exposing himself in a public library, according to police. The incident has raised community concerns about safety in public spaces.
A Brantford woman has been missing since February, with authorities urging the public for any information. The case highlights ongoing concerns about community safety and police investigations.
Calgary police are seeking a suspect accused of stealing a wallet and using it for a massive $43,000 shopping spree, with authorities releasing details to identify the individual.
Republican Senator Josh Hawley has introduced legislation to withdraw FDA approval of mifepristone, claiming safety concerns despite extensive research affirming the medication's safety and effectiveness.
Former President Donald Trump reignited his criticism of Barack Obama's walking style during a Kentucky rally, while also mocking Joe Biden's stair incidents, as he faces political pressures.
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Canadian border officers discovered cocaine concealed in a trailer transporting alcoholic beverages from California to Canada, highlighting ongoing smuggling efforts at the border.
Police from multiple agencies are clearing Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan, following an active shooter report. The incident is ongoing as authorities work to secure the area.
A man has been arrested by Nova Scotia RCMP for allegedly stealing trading cards from a Cole Harbour store last month, with charges pending as the investigation continues.
Forensic science advancements are reopening the cold case of Brinks guard Larry Roberts, murdered in 1980, with DNA evidence linking it to a similar Florida heist and Montreal's West End Gang.
A new bylaw proposed in Winnipeg aims to redirect property tax revenue from infill developments into a dedicated fund for enhancing local neighborhoods, sparking municipal debate.
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Surrey Police discovered multiple shell casings outside a residence after responding to a shots fired call, with no injuries reported. The investigation is ongoing.
An active shooter and vehicle attack targeted Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan, on Thursday. Law enforcement reports no confirmed injuries, but the incident has prompted lockdowns and increased security in the area's Jewish community.
Muslim and community groups demand answers from Edmonton Police Commission about Chief Warren Driechel's Israel trip, citing failure of judgment and eroded trust during Gaza conflict.
Poland's Catholic bishops have announced an independent investigation into historical child sexual abuse allegations, aiming to address accountability and transparency within the Church.
Iran's newly appointed top leader pledges to sustain military strikes amid escalating tensions, as global powers grapple with economic and humanitarian fallout in the region.
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Convicted killer Mark Twitchell is applying for temporary escorted leave from an Edmonton prison, as reported by The Canadian Press. The case dates back to his 2009 movie set involvement.
