Canada's government has not commented on whether it will join a legal challenge against former U.S. President Donald Trump's sanctions targeting Canadian International Criminal Court judge Kimberly Prost.
A 'yes' vote in Alberta's fall referendum may not mean separation but could force negotiations for better representation in Confederation, reflecting the province's population and GDP.
New Alberta driver's licence and ID renewal requirements are causing frustration among seniors, who must provide additional documents to renew their credentials.
HMCS Ottawa successfully test-fired two torpedoes, marking the first operational evaluation of the Royal Canadian Navy's major underwater warfare upgrade.
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Russian missile and drone strikes on Kyiv wounded at least 11 people overnight, Ukrainian officials reported, as the capital continues to face attacks.
Parks Canada now calls national parks a 'colonial injustice,' sparking debate over reconciliation and institutional guilt, argues Lorne Gunter.
The Bank of Canada should maintain transparent communication and publish interest rate projections, unlike the new minimalist approach under Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, argue Steve Ambler and Jeremy Kronick.
The Supreme Court's Trump v. Slaughter ruling lets presidents fire agency officials freely, but the major questions doctrine will block Democratic regulatory efforts, tilting power toward Republican deregulation.
London, Ont. city staff recommends a blanket strategy for winter homeless response, extending shelter hours and increasing costs. The new approach aims to provide consistent support across all shelters.
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One person is dead and several others injured after a late-night shooting in North York on July 10, 2026. Police are investigating.
William Lawrence, a progressive House candidate in Michigan, apologized for saying Black political leaders are a 'pillar' of the 'capitalist, imperialist' establishment, as his surge alarms Democrats.
Ontario will rebate liquor licence fees for eligible Royal Canadian Legion branches, reducing costs by nearly $250,000 over five years to support veterans and community programs.
Over 250 residents attended The Salvation Army's free community BBQ in Windsor, featuring burgers, games, and an art program fundraiser.
Leamington council voted June 23 to reject a greenhouse expansion at 806 Mersea Road 4, preserving the site for future employment uses as recommended by administration.
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Canadian courts are failing to protect society by imposing excessively lenient sentences on mentally disabled offenders, as seen in a recent Ontario incest case where a man received house arrest instead of the mandatory five-year minimum.
Conrad Black outlines a refundable wealth tax to incentivize wealthy capitalists to participate in job creation and poverty reduction, as part of a broader public policy reform.
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights' Nakba exhibit omits key context of the 1948 Arab-Israeli war, presenting Palestinian displacement as unprovoked expulsion, according to Adam Katz.
A new report reveals systemic failures by multiple agencies that failed to save 9-year-old Olivia Rodd, prompting calls for 'Olivia's Law' to prevent future tragedies.
Sentencing for a Hamilton man who pleaded guilty to drug trafficking has been delayed while he remains in a Windsor jail.
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Toronto's Church Street pedestrian pilot project costs exceed projections. The initiative aims to create more pedestrian-friendly streets, with lessons for future urban planning.
North Bay police are investigating a possible hate or bias-motivated incident after the newly opened Waterfront Canada Place was vandalized with hateful graffiti.
President Trump threatened Iran with 1000 missiles after calls for his killing at Khamenei's funeral, escalating Mideast tensions amid ongoing U.S. airstrikes and Iranian retaliation.
A woman was found dead in a vehicle in Kelowna under suspicious circumstances. Police took a man into custody but later released him with conditions.
President Trump fired the last two Democrats on the Election Assistance Commission, raising concerns about election integrity ahead of the 2026 midterms.
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Greater Sudbury's longest-serving city councillor, Joscelyne Landry-Altmann, announces retirement after 20 years, having fulfilled every campaign promise she made.
A third man has been sentenced for the 2023 home invasion murder of 19-year-old Ryan Nagy in Burnaby, B.C., bringing closure to a case that shocked the community.
Kyiv came under Russian missile attack on July 10, 2026, officials said. The assault targeted the Ukrainian capital amid ongoing war. Details on casualties and damage are emerging.
Hamilton police arrested Joshua King McRea, 24, for sexual assault, sexual interference, and luring a child under 16, with incidents alleged between 2024 and 2026.
A woman was found dead inside a vehicle in Kelowna, B.C., on Friday, July 10, 2026, according to RCMP. Police are investigating the circumstances of the death.
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Firefighters rescued residents from balconies during a three-alarm apartment fire in New Westminster, closing Fourth Avenue between Eighth and Tenth Streets.
