Waterloo Regional Police arrested a man with a Canada-wide driving ban behind the wheel of a damaged vehicle in Wellesley Township. The 38-year-old faces multiple charges after a traffic stop on July 10, 2026.
Rep. French Hill (R-Ark.) explained to Fox News host Maria Bartiromo that a bill becomes law without the president's signature after 10 days under Article 1, Section 7 of the Constitution.
A resident and two firefighters were hospitalized after a fire broke out in an apartment building in New Westminster on Friday, July 10, 2026. The cause is under investigation.
President Trump's week included a state fair shutdown due to heat, Iran ceasefire collapse, safety concerns over his new Air Force One, a $5.8M court loss to E. Jean Carroll, and World Cup interference.
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A coroner's inquest jury has issued recommendations following the death of Tatyanna Harrison, aiming to prevent similar incidents and improve public safety.
The New York Times countersues the EEOC, alleging political retaliation and free speech infringement after the agency filed a discrimination lawsuit on behalf of a white male employee.
Montreal halts the major Berri Street redevelopment as renewed debate over safety, costs, and design emerges, with officials citing need for further review.
A propane tank on a barbeque exploded in Lethbridge on Thursday, causing a fire that damaged a vehicle and a home. No injuries were reported.
Betsy McCaughey warns that Marxists are erasing American heroes and values, citing Trump's Mount Rushmore speech and a White House report on the Smithsonian.
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After years of complaints, Calgary's inner city residents finally get action on excessive noise from Stampede tents, with Mayor Farkas leading a council vote.
The Amber Alert issued for a child in Alberta and British Columbia has been cancelled. The child was found safe, and no further details have been released by authorities.
Six months after Kristi Noem vowed to equip all DHS officers with body cameras, agents involved in the Houston killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo lacked them, sparking outrage and calls for accountability.
Most of 3rd Avenue South in Calgary will be closed Friday night for the Street Machine Weekend controlled cruise, a key event of the annual car show.
Federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's comments on the B.C. Conservative leadership race have sparked a backlash from runner-up Caroline Elliott, exposing internal divisions.
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A man has been charged with arson following a fire at a Scarborough seniors' residence that left two elderly women injured. The blaze caused significant damage to the building.
Montreal police hate crime unit investigates incidents allegedly targeting Hasidic Jews in Outremont, with no arrests yet as community calls for action.
A shelter-in-place order was lifted in M'Chigeeng First Nation after a police incident, with no immediate threat to the public, according to OPP.
A fire in New Westminster, B.C., has forced road closures as crews respond. Details on the blaze and traffic impacts are emerging.
Edmonton city council unanimously passed a motion declaring Alberta is a vital part of Canada and must remain a province, as Mayor Andrew Knack urges residents to take the October referendum seriously.
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Waterloo Regional Police have released new photos in an arson investigation in Kitchener, seeking public help to identify suspects and solve the case.
Two elderly pedestrians were fatally struck by a vehicle in Scarborough after the driver allegedly ran a red light, Toronto police report.
A London judge dismissed kidnapping charges against a man, ruling police used excessive force during a 2023 arrest in a downtown parking garage.
Graham Platner has withdrawn from the Maine U.S. Senate race, prompting Democrats to begin a new nomination process to find a replacement candidate for the 2026 election.
A man has pleaded guilty to charges in a 2024 crash that killed a Portage la Prairie woman. The plea was entered in Winnipeg court on July 10, 2026.
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Parents criticize Ontario's $58M private administrator for autism program as a 'make-work project' with high overhead and minimal service improvements.
A man faces careless driving charges after a crash in Waterloo, Ont., near Dansbury Drive and Bridge Street West. Police responded to the scene where two vehicles were damaged.
Vancouver city council will vote July 15 on a motion to issue $220,000 in one-time grants to seven festivals including Greek Day, Latincouver, and Chinatown events to address funding challenges.
The IOC lifts Russia's Olympic ban despite the ongoing war in Ukraine, sparking outrage from Canada and critics who cite doping scandals and moral hypocrisy.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre faces internal criticism, but Carson Jerema argues he can defeat Mark Carney by focusing on Trudeau-era problems like high taxes, environmental regulations, and economic stagnation.
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Windsor and Amherstburg councils will discuss a 'bring-your-own alcohol' policy for parks, aiming to allow responsible drinking in public spaces while addressing safety concerns.
