FBI Searches LAUSD Headquarters and Superintendent's Home
The FBI served search warrants at the Los Angeles Unified School District headquarters and Superintendent Alberto Carvalho's home as part of an ongoing federal investigation.
Category : Politics
Ottawa Council Endorses Ontario Plan for Transit Police Drug Arrests
Ottawa city council has voted to support an Ontario proposal granting transit constables authority to arrest drug users, aiming to enhance public safety amid ongoing debates over enforcement and addiction.
American Freed After 11 Years for Bali Murder Faces U.S. Charges
Tommy Schaefer was deported from Indonesia after serving 11 years for the 2014 murder of Sheila von Wiese-Mack in Bali, but now faces federal charges in Chicago for the same crime.
Defense: Baker 'Not a Monster' in Double Murder Trial
In a New Brunswick courtroom, the defense urged jurors to acquit Janson Baker of murdering a couple, arguing he is not an evil monster. The trial continues with intense closing arguments.
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Woman Became 'Social Recluse' After 1986 Incident: Stronach Trial
A woman testified in the Frank Stronach trial that a 1986 incident caused her to withdraw from society, becoming a 'social recluse.' The trial continues in Toronto.
Guilty Plea in Carry the Kettle Quadruple Homicide Case
A youth has pleaded guilty to four counts of manslaughter in connection with a brutal 2025 quadruple homicide on Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation, while two others still face murder charges.
B.C. Man Not Guilty of Drug Smuggling, Judge Rules
A British Columbia man found with drugs in his luggage has been acquitted of smuggling charges by a judge, highlighting complexities in border enforcement cases.
RCMP Probes Suspicious Death of Elderly Man in Ponoka
Mounties in Alberta are investigating the suspicious death of a 92-year-old man in Ponoka. The case has raised concerns in the community as authorities work to determine the circumstances.
Ottawa Police Hunt Suspect in Carjacking, Home Invasion
Ottawa police are requesting public assistance to identify a suspect linked to a violent carjacking and home invasion at a west-end rooming house on Howden Avenue in mid-February 2026.
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N.S. Man Arrested After Hate Incident Toward Youth Referee
A Nova Scotia man faces charges after a hate-motivated incident directed at a youth sports referee, highlighting concerns over safety in amateur athletics.
Youth Pleads Guilty in Quadruple Homicide on Sask. First Nation
A youth accused in a quadruple homicide on Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation has pleaded guilty to manslaughter, marking a significant development in the tragic case that shocked the community.
Saskatchewan Ukrainians Reflect on Four Years of War
As the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine passes, refugees in Saskatchewan share their stories of loss, resilience, and hope for a peaceful future while rebuilding their lives in Canada.
Saskatoon RCMP Seizes Major Meth and Fentanyl Haul
Saskatoon RCMP traffic officers made a significant drug seizure, confiscating kilograms of methamphetamine and fentanyl following a routine traffic stop on Highway 16 in February 2026.
Moose Jaw Police Broaden Search for Missing 19-Year-Old
The Moose Jaw Police Service has intensified efforts to locate Travis Perlman, who vanished in September 2025, expanding search parameters and appealing for public assistance.
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Youth Pleads Guilty in CTK Quadruple Homicide
A youth has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in connection with the quadruple homicide on Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation, marking a significant development in the high-profile case.
One in Five N.B. Children in Poverty in 2023, Study Finds
A recent study has uncovered that 20% of children in New Brunswick experienced poverty in 2023, highlighting significant social and economic challenges in the province.
Giorgio Mammoliti Critical After Accidental Fall at Cottage
Former Toronto city councillor Giorgio Mammoliti, 65, is fighting for his life in a Toronto hospital following an accidental fall at his cottage country home. Premier Doug Ford and many political peers are offering prayers and support.
Edmonton Police Seek Two Dozen in Interprovincial Fraud Network
Edmonton police are actively searching for approximately two dozen suspects linked to a sophisticated interprovincial fraud network. The investigation highlights a coordinated criminal operation spanning multiple provinces.
N.B. RCMP Seeks Missing Woman Last Seen Nearly a Year Ago
The New Brunswick RCMP is intensifying efforts to locate Teresa-Lynn Steeves, who was last seen almost a year ago, as authorities appeal for public assistance.
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Canada Sends $8M Aid to Cuba Amid U.S. Oil Blockade
Canada is providing an additional $8 million in humanitarian assistance to Cuba as the U.S. oil blockade exacerbates a severe energy crisis on the island nation.
Barrie Police Warn of Phone Scam Impersonating Officers
Residents in Barrie are being targeted by a sophisticated phone scam where callers falsely claim to be police officers, demanding money or personal information.
Quebec Minister Warns Opposition on Constitution
Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette cautions political opponents against obstructing constitutional reforms, emphasizing the need for collaborative legislative progress in Quebec.
Grandfather Murdered in Bed in Mistaken Identity Case
A grandfather was kidnapped from his bed and murdered in what police describe as a tragic case of mistaken identity, with his body discovered near a Sydney golf course.
B.C. Mountie Cleared in Police Shooting That Injured Man
A British Columbia police officer has been cleared of wrongdoing after a shooting that seriously injured a man during a domestic dispute call, leaving residents shaken.
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Windsor Nightclub Shooting Trial Adjourned Until Wednesday
The trial for the Windsor nightclub shooting has been adjourned until Wednesday, with closing arguments delayed. The case continues to unfold in the Ontario justice system.
Poilievre's 'Complete Deportation' Echoes Trump Immigration
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's call for 'complete deportation' of rejected asylum seekers draws comparisons to Trump's policies, sparking debate over immigration rhetoric and political strategy in Canada.
Iran Optimistic as Negotiators Head to Geneva for U.S. Talks
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian expresses favorable outlook for negotiations with the U.S. as diplomats travel to Geneva amid heightened tensions over nuclear program and military deployments.
Sydney Kidnapping: Two Arrested in Mistaken Identity Murder
Police confirm arrests of two men in connection with the kidnapping and murder of 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian, who was taken from his home in a suspected case of mistaken identity.
Windsor Lays Off 57 Part-Time Recreation Employees
The City of Windsor announces the layoff of 57 part-time recreational employees effective April 2026, citing budgetary adjustments and operational restructuring.
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Court Debates Transgender Inmate Transfer to Women's Prison
Lawyers argued in Federal Court about whether Amanda Joy Cooper, a transgender woman who underwent gender affirmation surgery, should be transferred from a men's maximum security facility to a women's prison.
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