A city council committee has approved a comprehensive $200 million revitalization plan for Ottawa's historic ByWard Market district, targeting infrastructure upgrades, safety improvements, and enhanced public spaces to address post-pandemic challenges.
Prime Minister Mark Carney indicates Canada may consider military involvement in the escalating Middle East conflict, emphasizing that participation cannot be categorically excluded as tensions rise.
As Ottawa plans evacuations for Canadians in the Middle East, a Montrealer in Qatar expresses frustration over sparse government communication and considers self-evacuation amid missile threats.
Ottawa City Councillor Matthew Luloff has been found guilty of impaired driving following a court hearing. The verdict marks a significant legal development for the local official.
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A Quebec coroner has concluded the 2024 death of 11-year-old Yakov Austerlitz, struck by a truck in Montreal's Mile End, was accidental, citing poor visibility and a blind spot.
Lethbridge Police have issued a public warning about paving scams, urging residents to verify contractors and report suspicious activities to prevent financial losses.
Senator Mark Kelly, a Democrat from Arizona, sharply criticized the Trump administration's handling of the Iran conflict, suggesting random citizens could manage it better. He cited a lack of strategic planning and risks of prolonged war.
Political analyst Eric Ham argues that while Congress may support military action, the American public is largely opposed, presenting a critical challenge to Prime Minister Mark Carney's foreign policy strategy.
A second Iranian warship is approaching Sri Lankan waters following a US submarine attack that sank an Iranian frigate, killing 87 sailors. Sri Lankan authorities continue search operations.
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A Moncton man has been sentenced to nearly five years in prison following a violent robbery of a taxi driver, highlighting judicial responses to street crime in New Brunswick.
A judge must weigh contradictory accounts in the sexual assault trial of former Windsor high school advisor Michael Hampden-Carter, with the defense alleging collusion among student complainants.
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is set to appear at a campaign event for Rep. Zach Nunn in Iowa, drawing criticism from Democrats as the U.S. engages in an open-ended conflict with Iran.
Secretary of State for Defence Procurement Stephen Fuhr confirms Canada will not divide its submarine acquisition program, emphasizing a unified approach to naval modernization.
Six Nations Police are searching for Kristy Thomas, a missing woman who may be in the Hamilton area. Authorities have released details and are urging the public to assist in the investigation.
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American Conservative Union Chairman Matt Schlapp sparked outrage by defending lethal airstrikes that killed scores of Iranian schoolgirls, arguing they would otherwise be 'alive in a burqa' during a heated television debate about the ongoing Iran conflic
North American Aerospace Defense Command confirms detection and interception of Russian military aircraft near Alaska, highlighting ongoing regional tensions and defense readiness.
A French police officer will stand trial for the 2023 fatal shooting of 17-year-old Nahel Merzouk, a case that sparked widespread protests and renewed debates on police accountability in France.
A sprawling investigation reveals extensive sexual abuse by Catholic priests in Rhode Island over decades, with the Diocese of Providence at the center of the findings.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has positioned himself as Donald Trump's primary European adversary by condemning U.S. actions in Iran and blocking military base access, risking economic retaliation.
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Azerbaijan has formally accused neighboring Iran of conducting a drone strike on its territory, promising a decisive military response as tensions escalate in the Middle East.
A man was taken into custody by Saint John police after barricading himself inside a residence, leading to a tense standoff. Authorities responded swiftly to ensure public safety.
The Squamish Nation declares it will legally challenge any federal agreements with other First Nations that encroach on its traditional territory, following Canada's recent deal with the Musqueam Indian Band.
The verdict is anticipated today in the trial of Ottawa City Councillor Matthew Luloff, with proceedings drawing significant public and media attention.
Two individuals were arrested following a protest at Queen's Park in Toronto, where a monument was vandalized and an officer was reportedly spat on during demonstrations against OSAP funding reductions.
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Authorities in Utah are investigating the deaths of three women, with a suspect still at large. The county has issued a public safety alert, urging residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity.
The RCMP is set to eliminate dozens of positions at its national headquarters in Ottawa as part of a restructuring effort, impacting administrative and support roles.
A water main break on March 5, 2026, has closed 17 Avenue S.W. in Calgary, impacting 22 businesses and adding to the city's water woes as restrictions approach.
The U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran enters its sixth day with Tehran promising intensified retaliation and oil prices climbing amid regional chaos.
Iran vows retaliation after U.S. sinks warship, as Prime Minister Mark Carney discusses Canada's potential involvement in the escalating Middle East conflict, with NATO ally Turkey also targeted.
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Québec Solidaire co-spokesperson Ruba Ghazal advocates for a dedicated front-line service to address cyberviolence, highlighting the need for government action in Quebec.
