In a heartbreaking case, fraudsters in Montreal have stolen $85,000 from a terminally-ill woman. Her son, Iann Saint-Denis, is speaking out to raise awareness and seek justice for his mother, Romane Saint-Denis.
A man in Nova Scotia faces impaired driving charges after police clocked him traveling at nearly 200 km/h, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
The Assembly of Experts reportedly selected Mojtaba Khamenei as the leading candidate to succeed his late father as Iran's Supreme Leader, though officials hesitated to announce due to security concerns amid Israeli military operations.
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas calls an emergency meeting in response to Alberta's Budget 2026, which includes the largest property tax increase in the city's history, raising concerns about taxpayer burden.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicates a likely increase in the temporary global tariff rate to 15% this week, signaling a shift in trade policy amid economic pressures.
A government report reveals immigration could soon account for 100% of Canada's population growth as natural increase approaches zero, reshaping demographics and housing markets.
Surrey police report a significant drop in extortion-related shootings, from 10 in January to just one in February, attributing the decline to the release of suspect images and community cooperation.
Hamilton Police have issued an arrest warrant for Barry Dip after he failed to return to a local hospital. Authorities are seeking public assistance in locating the individual.
Turkish President Erdogan has offered to mediate a ceasefire as violent clashes continue along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border for a sixth consecutive day, raising regional tensions.
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London police have detained three men on suspicion of spying for China, highlighting ongoing international security concerns and diplomatic tensions.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio faced scrutiny after attempting to walk back his comments about the U.S. attack on Iran, contradicting President Trump's messaging and drawing mockery from critics.
Calgary police report a person with serious injuries from a shooting was dropped off at Peter Lougheed Centre. The incident occurred near the Genesis Centre, with an ongoing investigation underway.
A new Léger poll reveals support for Quebec sovereignty has dropped to its lowest level since 1995, with the Parti Québécois and Liberals now tied in overall voter preference.
A South Korean woman and two doctors have been found guilty of murdering a newborn baby delivered via C-section. The case marks a historic legal precedent in the country.
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The U.S. Congress is taking its first votes on potential military action against Iran, while a fierce debate unfolds regarding America's strategic goals and the implications of escalating conflict in the region.
Iran escalates threats of 'complete destruction' as the Middle East conflict continues into its fifth day, with global leaders urging civilian protection and assessing military impacts.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez publicly opposes military action in Iran, challenging former U.S. President Donald Trump's trade threats against European allies.
Laval police executed coordinated raids targeting the Les Grecs de Chomedey gang, part of a broader crackdown on organized crime in the region. Authorities have intensified efforts to dismantle criminal networks following increased community concerns.
A South Korean court has sentenced two doctors to prison for their role in the death of a baby delivered at 36 weeks, highlighting serious medical negligence and legal accountability in the healthcare system.
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A new survey by Plan International Canada shows just 8% of Canadians believe girls globally experience childhood, with many forced into adult roles early due to crises.
The federal government has announced a comprehensive 10-year plan to implement the Black Justice Strategy's 114 recommendations. A recent webcast brought together community and government leaders to discuss funding, political will, and accountability.
Explosions were heard in Tehran and Jerusalem as the Middle East conflict entered its fifth day, with Prime Minister Carney urging protection of civilians and international tensions escalating.
A CBP memo instructs field offices to recommend revoking Trusted Traveler status for U.S. citizens, raising fears it could be used to punish immigration protestors, as seen in cases like Nicole Cleland's.
Waterloo Regional Police Service is investigating a serious hit-and-run incident involving a pedestrian in Waterloo. The investigation continues as authorities seek information.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guards assert total control over the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global energy transit route, as Israel intensifies strikes on Tehran and regional tensions escalate.
Mojtaba Khamenei, son of Iran's late Supreme Leader, is seen as a potential successor despite no official role. His profile rises after an Israeli strike killed his father and wife, amid ongoing conflict.
A 24-year-old man was hospitalized after being found shot at a Montreal intersection. Police responded to reports of gunfire and established a perimeter as the investigation continues.
Canada's proposed Bill C-9 aims to combat rising hate-motivated incidents but raises concerns about potential erosion of civil liberties, freedom of expression, and democratic trust through expanded state power.
While the U.S., Australia, New Zealand, and European nations implement restrictions on puberty blockers and surgeries for minors, Canada remains one of the few countries continuing these practices without significant policy changes.
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Prime Minister Carney's Sydney trade speech included a profane remark and gratitude to the UAE for protecting Canadians. He also discussed Canada's middle-power role amid global tensions.
