The United States has deployed a massive military force to the Middle East, with experts comparing the scale and speed to the 2003 Iraq invasion buildup. President Trump issued an ultimatum to Iran.
Quebec Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette has removed abortion rights from the proposed constitution following pressure from women's groups and opposition parties.
Authorities conducted a search at Royal Lodge, the former residence of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, hours after he was released from custody on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
Arms control experts warn a proposed U.S.-Saudi agreement could allow Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium, raising nuclear proliferation concerns amid ongoing negotiations.
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The body of former Zambian President Edgar Lungu has been unburied for over eight months due to a macabre dispute, with his portrait displayed in Lusaka as negotiations stall.
U.S. Democrat lawmakers escalate investigation into whether President Trump's threats to block the Gordie Howe International Bridge stemmed from lobbying by Ambassador Bridge billionaire owner Matthew Moroun.
Two recent cases in Quebec and British Columbia saw individuals fined for failing to comply with gender identity laws, highlighting enforcement of self-identified gender mandates.
Nigerian authorities confirm 33 fatalities in fresh simultaneous assaults by armed groups, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region.
The estate of Jeffrey Epstein has agreed to a $35 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit filed by victims, according to a recent court filing. This resolution marks a significant step in the ongoing legal proceedings related to the financier's crime
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Activists and former residents report dangerous conditions and severe hardships in Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine, with ongoing struggles for basic necessities like water and safety.
Muslim worshippers gathered for the first Friday prayers of Ramadan at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque compound, marking a significant moment following the recent Israel-Hamas ceasefire.
Osaka city officials are investigating an anonymous donation of gold bars worth $3.6 million, intended to repair aging water infrastructure. The mysterious gift has sparked public curiosity and gratitude.
Daniel 'Juma' Atem received a time-served sentence for cocaine possession while awaiting trial for first-degree murder in the death of Roman Miller.
The Avenue C South drop-in centre for women in Saskatoon could relocate to 130 Idylwyld Drive North, addressing concerns about service concentration near the Salvation Army shelter.
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Windsor Regiment reservists serving with NATO in Latvia held a memorial for former comrade Paul Obara, who died fighting in Ukraine, highlighting personal connections to the conflict.
Federal immigration raids in Los Angeles have created impossible choices for immigrant workers, forcing many to self-deport as they face eviction while fearing arrest. County supervisors reject broader protections.
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has delayed a $4.5 million class-action settlement for WestJet female flight attendants, citing insufficient time for members to review terms that release the airline from liability.
Ottawa introduces new flexibility for residents to install sidewalks in public right-of-ways, addressing past bylaw conflicts like a Kanata couple's $40,000 landscaping issue.
A Virginia court has issued a temporary restraining order against Democrats' planned April voter referendum to redraw congressional maps, dealing a significant blow to party efforts to gain four U.S. House seats in national redistricting battles.
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Rep. Thomas Massie calls Trump's UFO file announcement a distraction from Epstein documents, highlighting political tensions over transparency and extraterrestrial interest.
UK police continue searching a royal estate following the arrest of former Prince Andrew, as King Charles comments and the monarchy faces scrutiny amid the Epstein investigation.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's defence industrial strategy promises massive economic benefits through military spending, drawing comparisons to Eisenhower's warnings about the military-industrial complex.
Wendy Gilmour, former NATO assistant secretary general, critiques Canada's defence industrial strategy as overly bureaucratic and complex in a Financial Post interview.
Government procurement favoring local producers increases costs and reduces quality for taxpayers, with defense spending strategies illustrating this economic inefficiency.
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The complainant in the high-profile sexual assault trial of billionaire Frank Stronach faces continued cross-examination in Toronto court. Proceedings are unfolding as the case draws significant public and media attention.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's upcoming immigration speech has drawn criticism after her executive director's inflammatory comments. Readers express concern that anti-immigrant views don't represent modern Alberta.
Geoff Russ argues that Alberta is unfairly targeted by Liberal politicians and media, contrasting treatment with Quebec sovereigntists and warning that Confederation suffers when western provinces face constant denunciation.
An Ontario court has ruled the Human Rights Tribunal must re-examine a case where a Black trans man alleged discrimination after being referred to by pronouns from medical records at a walk-in clinic.
As Iran continues its aggressive policies and internal crackdowns, analysts warn the U.S. approach under President Trump may be setting the stage for military confrontation rather than diplomatic resolution.
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An Austrian court has found a man guilty of negligence leading to his girlfriend's death during a climb of Grossglockner, the country's highest mountain, highlighting alpine safety risks.
