Local businesses in Halifax are urging municipal authorities to allocate additional funding for police foot patrols, citing concerns over public safety and economic vitality in the downtown core.
Authorities in Grande Prairie, Alberta, are requesting residents stay away from a specific location as police conduct a death investigation. The incident has prompted a significant law enforcement response in the northern Alberta city.
Mass shootings remain rare in Canada, but tragic events like the Tumbler Ridge school rampage and others have left deep scars. This article examines the country's most lethal incidents.
A routine traffic stop in the Olds area resulted in the seizure of suspected cocaine, methamphetamine, GHB, and a significant amount of cash, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts against drug trafficking in Alberta.
CTV News confirms Jesse Strang as the Tumbler Ridge mass shooter, with leaders urging support for the devastated community and a journalist noting blame-seeking behavior in the aftermath.
The Ontario government has officially announced $25 million in funding for Windsor, with Mayor Drew Dilkens committing to use the money wisely for community projects.
Detainees at the largest U.S. family detention center describe moldy food, contaminated water, and a measles outbreak. Children as young as two months are held in jail-like conditions.
A Calgary man has been charged by RCMP after allegedly fleeing officers in a stolen vehicle, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts to combat vehicle theft and dangerous driving in the region.
Irene Lima and Chad Kabecz have been sentenced to 12 years in prison following convictions on multiple animal cruelty charges, as reported by CTV News Winnipeg.
Winnipeg police are set to provide an update on arrests related to a deadly house fire on Agnes Street. The incident, which occurred on February 7, 2026, involved a person seen on the roof of the burning home.
An Edmonton baseball coach is facing serious criminal charges, including bestiality and child sexual exploitation, as authorities investigate disturbing allegations.
Calgary Mayor Farkas expresses grief over the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, as national leaders and communities mourn the devastating loss of life in British Columbia.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith orders flags lowered for seven days as province mourns with British Columbia community after mass shooting that left nine dead and 27 injured at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School.
Armed thieves detonated a bomb on an armoured security van in Puglia, Italy, in a dramatic daytime attack. One officer was injured in a shootout, and two suspects have been arrested.
Nova Scotia RCMP have charged three people as part of an ongoing firearms investigation in the Halifax area, highlighting law enforcement efforts to address gun-related crimes.
Elmira police, using advanced DNA technology, have identified Alfred Raymond Murray Jr. as the killer of Mary Theresa Simpson, solving a decades-old mystery that haunted the community.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ridiculed Republican criticism of Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance, highlighting the cultural significance of the Puerto Rican artist's set.
At least two men arrested in connection with a break-in at a wealthy Montreal art collector's home days after his death. Fourteen pieces of art worth over $700,000 recovered.
After school shootings like Tumbler Ridge, leaders often offer only condolences while people seek empathy and action. Historical parallels show political responses shape public healing.
A Rasmussen Reports survey reveals 56% of likely voters disapprove of President Donald Trump's second-term performance, with 48% rating Biden's job better than Trump's 40%.
Prime Minister Carney cancels his European diplomatic mission following the tragic mass shooting at a Tumbler Ridge high school, as national mourning and investigation intensify.
Guelph Police have apprehended an individual in connection with a reported armed robbery where a weapon was allegedly brandished. The incident underscores ongoing community safety concerns.
A pastor in Tumbler Ridge shares his grief as the community reels from a mass shooting at the local high school. Prime Minister Carney and leaders nationwide offer condolences and support.
Halifax Regional Police have arrested a man and recovered a stolen vehicle, leading to multiple criminal charges. The incident highlights ongoing efforts to combat auto theft in the region.
A 55-year-old Toronto man with a lengthy criminal history faces new charges after police seized 450 grams of suspected cocaine during a traffic stop in Thunder Bay.
A man from Watrous, Saskatchewan, has been arrested following a child exploitation investigation conducted by local law enforcement authorities.
NATO initiates the Arctic Sentry mission to monitor northern security, responding to heightened tensions after U.S. President Donald Trump's discussions on Greenland. The move aims to reinforce stability in the strategically vital Arctic region.
Skeptics in Montreal voice worries about potential impacts on doctor availability under Quebec's latest health legislation, highlighting ongoing debates in healthcare policy.
Attorney General Pam Bondi faced Democratic scrutiny during a House Judiciary Committee hearing regarding the Epstein files, labeling the opposition's tactics as mere political theatrics.
Police in North Bay are treating the discovery of a body on Mulligan Street as a suspicious death, launching an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.