Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a disturbing hit-and-run incident in Kitchener that reportedly involved an assault and the use of racial slurs, with authorities seeking public assistance.
The court and families in Moncton are on edge as they await the verdict in a high-profile double-murder trial, with the outcome set to bring closure or further legal proceedings.
A 41-year-old individual faces charges following a violent assault incident in west Windsor, as Windsor Police Service continues its investigation into the case.
Waterloo Regional Police Service has issued a public appeal, releasing an image of an individual they wish to locate in connection with a reported sexual assault in Kitchener. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.
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A Timmins court heard sentencing submissions for Byron Spence, convicted of first-degree murder in 2014 but deemed unfit for trial due to mental illness, in the killing of his brother.
World leaders are responding cautiously to coordinated U.S. and Israeli military strikes on Iran, with growing concerns about regional escalation and wider conflict implications.
London Police have arrested Ian Junior Chambers and are seeking Kelly Osifo in a human trafficking investigation. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat such crimes in the Greater Toronto Area.
An old post from Stephen Miller, a key Trump aide, has reemerged on X following the administration's Iran attack, highlighting contradictions in his past claims about peace.
The United States has conducted military strikes against Iran, signaling a significant change in President Trump's foreign policy approach amid escalating tensions.
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Internal documents reveal Toronto emergency planners rank flooding as the top threat to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with BMO Field and other venues at risk from Lake Ontario surges and heavy rainfall.
Benjamin Miller alleges a Toronto tattoo artist refused to ink a Star of David with the Hebrew word 'chai,' citing discrimination. The case is now in mediation under Ontario's Human Rights Code.
Three Grande Prairie residents face multiple charges after police seized drugs, firearms, cash, cigarettes, and vehicles in a significant law enforcement operation.
Christine Fréchette and Bernard Drainville, former ministers vying to lead the Coalition Avenir Québec, addressed young party members at a caucus meeting in Trois-Rivières, highlighting their campaigns to succeed François Legault.
Downtown organizations warn Vancouver's draft Human Rights Action Plan inadequately addresses displacement risks for unhoused residents ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup matches at B.C. Place.
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A man armed with multiple firearms was shot dead after an exchange of gunfire with Peel Regional Police in Mississauga. The Special Investigations Unit is probing the incident.
A chilling look back at the 1996 Hollywood Video store murders in Albuquerque, where five victims were executed in a robbery gone horribly wrong, leading to life sentences for the killers.
The Special Investigations Unit is examining an officer-involved shooting in Mississauga where a man died following an exchange of gunfire with Peel Regional Police.
A surge in drug trafficking from the Greater Toronto Area into Northern Ontario's remote First Nations communities is fueling addiction, violence, and tragic outcomes, according to law enforcement and community leaders.
Authorities in Calgary are conducting a thorough investigation following reports of a single gunshot fired in the city's northwest quadrant. The Calgary Police Service has confirmed the incident but has not released further details at this time.
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Ahead of the U.S. military operation against Iran, President Donald Trump received briefings highlighting major casualty risks but also a potential generational shift in the Middle East. The attack, launched with Israel, has triggered retaliatory strikes
Prime Minister Mark Carney's government faces criticism for labeling policy critiques as racism, while polls show Canadians' growing concerns over immigration management and refugee system costs.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has firmly stated that Canada will not participate militarily in the Middle East conflict following U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, emphasizing diplomatic support instead.
Calgary police are urging retailers to move certain over-the-counter cough syrups behind counters to combat rising misuse and associated crimes in the community.
Cuban authorities present recovered weapons from a speedboat confrontation that left four dead, revealing a second U.S. boat mission also failed during the incident in Cuban waters.
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The prosecution has concluded its case in the Walpole Island first-degree murder trial, with one charge withdrawn against the accused. The jury will now deliberate on the remaining charges.
Chatham-Kent council has approved a comprehensive five-year action plan to revitalize Wheatley following the 2021 gas explosion, focusing on economic growth, downtown renewal, and community resilience.
Steve Allan, a member of a Calgary think-tank, calls for collaboration and active engagement to preserve the city's unique character and values as it approaches a population of 2 million.
Senior European officials are advocating for the immediate resumption of diplomatic negotiations between the United States and Iran, following recent military actions that have heightened regional instability and disrupted international travel.
Lakeshore council unanimously opposes a county-run social services system, citing high costs and service disruption risks, while calling for improvements to the existing Windsor-administered model.
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Saskatchewan's child poverty rate reached 27.1% in 2023, affecting 78,050 children and surpassing the national average. This troubling trend highlights growing disparities despite government economic narratives.
