Youth Injured in Scarborough Shooting, Police Probe
A young person sustained serious injuries in a shooting incident in Scarborough, Toronto. Police are actively investigating the scene near Lawrence and Bellamy.
Category : Politics
Barrie Phone Scam: Fake Cops Targeting Victims
Barrie residents are being targeted by phone scammers impersonating police officers. Authorities urge the public to be vigilant and verify any suspicious calls.
Toronto Police Respond to Scarborough Home Fire
Toronto Police Service officers were dispatched to a residential fire in Scarborough. Details on the cause and extent of damage are under investigation by authorities.
Climate Science Could Become Fireable Offense for Federal Workers
A new federal rule creates a 'Schedule Policy/Career' category for 50,000 government employees, potentially making climate change statements grounds for dismissal.
Toronto Police Corruption Scandal: Seven Officers Charged
Seven active and one retired Toronto Police officers face charges in a major corruption scandal, including extortion and conspiracy to commit murder, shaking public trust.
Sudbury Family Angry Over Boating Death Case Classification
The family of a Sudbury woman killed in a boating crash is furious that the case is being prosecuted as a provincial offence rather than a criminal matter, raising questions about justice and legal accountability in Northern Ontario.
Police Seize Cocaine, Silver, Biker Vests in Major Raid
An inter-provincial police operation conducted coordinated raids targeting cocaine trafficking and organized crime with alleged Hells Angels connections, seizing significant contraband.
Minister Calls $50 Foreign Agent Registry Fine Too Low
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree acknowledges concerns that the proposed $50 minimum penalty for violating Canada's foreign agent registry is insufficient and promises to increase it.
Scarborough Shooting Injures One Person
A shooting incident in Scarborough has left one person injured. Toronto Police are investigating the scene near a Tim Hortons at Lawrence and Bellamy.
Toronto Police Officers Charged in Organized Crime Probe
York Regional Police Chief calls allegations against Toronto officers 'shocking and unacceptable' as video evidence shows shootings across the GTA linked to an organized crime investigation.
Cambridge Sees Increase in Aggressive Behaviour Toward City Staff
The City of Cambridge has documented a concerning uptick in aggressive incidents targeting municipal employees, raising workplace safety concerns and prompting administrative review.
Ottawa Orders Public Servants Back to Office 4 Days a Week
The federal government in Ottawa has announced a new policy requiring public servants to work in-office a minimum of four days per week, beginning this summer. This move marks a significant shift from remote work arrangements.
Democrats Poised for Major 2026 Midterm Rebound: Analyst
CNN data analyst Harry Enten forecasts a potential Democratic landslide in 2026 midterms, citing strong polling leads in New York and California and recent Texas special election victory.
Sask. Doctor Loses Licence for Second Time After Investigation
A Saskatchewan physician has had his medical licence revoked for the second time following a misconduct investigation, highlighting ongoing professional accountability issues in the province's healthcare system.
Public Servants Ordered Back to Office Four Days Weekly
The federal government will require public servants to work from the office four days per week starting in July, with executives returning full-time in May, following similar moves by Ontario and Ottawa.
Man with Knife at St. Thomas Hospital Faces Charges
A man who attended the emergency department at St. Thomas Elgin-General Hospital with a knife has been charged, highlighting ongoing security concerns in healthcare settings across Ontario.
Windsor Break-In: Guns Stolen, Three Men Arrested
Windsor police have arrested three men following a residential break-in on Erie Street East where multiple firearms were stolen. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about gun theft and property crime in the region.
Montreal Launches Emergency Pothole Plan
Montreal has launched an emergency plan to address a surge in potholes, deploying crews and resources to repair roads across the city as winter conditions worsen.
Calgary Man Denied Bail in 'Wedding' Case as Lawyer Cites Risk
A federal justice lawyer argued against bail for a Calgary man involved in the 'Wedding' case, labeling him a flight risk and 'loyal soldier' in court proceedings at the Calgary Courts Centre.
Alberta Municipalities Face $25B Infrastructure Deficit by 2026
The Rural Municipalities of Alberta president warns of a $25 billion infrastructure deficit by 2026, highlighting critical funding gaps for roads, bridges, and utilities across the province.
Venezuela Opposition Tests Free Speech Limits Amid Democracy Hope
In Venezuela, opposition figures are courageously testing the boundaries of free speech, offering a glimmer of hope for democratic renewal amidst ongoing political tensions.
Toronto Police Corruption: 7 Officers Charged in Crime Probe
A major Toronto police corruption scandal unfolds as seven active officers and one retiree face charges linked to organized crime, including conspiracy to commit murder and leaking sensitive information.
ICE Attorney's Courtroom Meltdown Exposes Deportation Chaos
A former ICE attorney's viral courtroom admission about systemic failures highlights widespread noncompliance with court orders in Trump administration deportation cases, with judges expressing growing frustration.
Stronach Lawyer Claims Crown Tainted Witnesses in Sex Assault Case
Frank Stronach's defense argues prosecution improperly coached witnesses in Toronto sex assault trial, seeking stay of charges as judge allows police testimony.
Ex-NFL Player Murder Linked to 3 Homeless Killings in LA
Police believe former NFL player Kevin Johnson's murder may be connected to three other killings of homeless individuals in Los Angeles, raising serial killer fears.
Hawrelak Park Reopens March 13 After 3-Year Renovation
Edmonton's beloved Hawrelak Park will officially reopen to the public on March 13, 2026, as a comprehensive three-year rehabilitation project enters its final completion stages.
Guelph Driver Charged in Erin Crash, Two Hospitalized
A driver from Guelph has been charged following a serious collision in Erin, Ontario, that resulted in two individuals being transported to hospital with injuries.
Cuba Open to U.S. Talks as Fuel Shortages Loom
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel expresses willingness to negotiate with the United States without preconditions as fuel supplies dwindle due to U.S. sanctions and economic pressure.
U.K. Man Convicted for Dark Web Drug Trafficking from Vancouver
Paul Anthony Nicholls, 47, was convicted in Georgia for conspiracy to import and distribute controlled substances that led to the overdose deaths of two U.S. Navy submariners.
Trump Warns Iran's Supreme Leader to Be 'Very Worried'
Former U.S. President Donald Trump delivers a direct warning to Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, amid heightened geopolitical tensions and regional instability.
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