A partial federal shutdown extends into the week as House Speaker Mike Johnson delays a funding vote, with Democrats demanding significant reforms to ICE operations while Republicans seek presidential support.
Emergency crews responded to a significant garage fire in northeast Calgary on February 1, 2026. The incident required substantial firefighting resources as crews worked to contain the blaze and prevent further damage to surrounding properties.
Toronto police are urgently seeking public assistance to locate a missing 90-year-old senior last seen in the city's east end, as community concern grows over the individual's welfare.
Quebec Conservative Leader Éric Duhaime introduced 10 new election candidates while criticizing Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon as 'arrogant' and 'out of touch' with voters.
Former President Donald Trump claims no advance knowledge of journalist Don Lemon's arrest on civil rights charges, while criticizing his career. Legal and media groups condemn the arrests as First Amendment attacks.
Gatineau police are urgently seeking public assistance to locate Nathaniel Boisseau, 24, who went missing early Sunday morning from his Hull sector residence.
Members of Saskatchewan's Iranian-Canadian community gathered at the Legislative Building in Regina, calling on the Canadian government to provide support for people in Tehran amid ongoing challenges.
An Ontario man has been charged with dangerous and impaired driving on two separate occasions within a single month, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in the province.
A woman has been charged with arson in connection to a fire at a Tim Hortons location in Fredericton, New Brunswick, as police continue their investigation into the incident.
Former environment minister Bernard Drainville officially enters the Coalition Avenir Québec leadership race, positioning himself as a nationalist voice seeking to revitalize the party.
Hundreds gathered in Ottawa to protest in support of the people of Iran, calling for regime change and freedom, as global demonstrations continue.
Thousands of protesters gathered in downtown Toronto's Sankofa Square demanding an end to Iran's theocratic regime as the country faces deadly unrest and economic crisis.
Former President Donald Trump breaks silence on Epstein document release, claiming they clear him and threatening to sue author Michael Wolff for alleged conspiracy.
A motorist from Moosonee, Ontario, has been charged with impaired driving and having open alcohol in a vehicle following an Ontario Provincial Police investigation, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in Northern communities.
Border Patrol agent Jesus Ochoa and CBP officer Raymundo Gutierrez fired shots that killed protester Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, with federal agencies withholding names and details, fueling protests and investigations.
The Royal Canadian Navy frigate HMCS Charlottetown has embarked from Halifax on a strategic deployment to the Indo-Pacific region, marking a significant commitment to international security operations.
Premier Tim Houston highlights energy collaboration and regulatory streamlining following a high-level meeting between Prime Minister and provincial leaders.
Surrey police have taken three individuals into custody following a shooting and small fire in Crescent Beach, with investigators working to connect them to extortion-related crimes in the region.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's targeted GST credit top-up fails to address Canada's affordability crisis for millions of hard-pressed families who don't qualify under restrictive income thresholds.
The City of Brandon's council has passed its annual budget, which includes a property tax increase for residents. The decision comes after deliberations on municipal spending priorities.
A Quebec driver has been charged with impaired driving on Highway 11 in Northern Ontario, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns across provincial borders.
Surrey Police have arrested three fleeing suspects connected to a shooting incident that investigators believe is related to extortion activities in the region.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, buoyed by an 87% leadership endorsement, aims to translate convention energy into parliamentary strategy as the party seeks unity and policy traction.
Congressman Ro Khanna condemns the Department of Justice's recent release of Jeffrey Epstein documents, arguing it fails to meet legal requirements and survivors' demands for full transparency.
Winnipeg police have apprehended a woman accused of attempting to sell items believed to be stolen, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat property crime in the city.
A 45-year-old man sustained upper-body injuries in a downtown Montreal armed assault early Sunday, marking the second such incident over the weekend involving edged weapons.
A police operation in Thunder Bay temporarily closed streets, now reopened. A 20-year-old man faces charges for 48 vehicle break-ins in Mississauga, highlighting ongoing law enforcement efforts.
Three men have been charged with first-degree murder in the 2023 New Year's Eve killing of Robert Girbav in Dawson Creek, B.C., following a complex RCMP investigation.
The Toronto Humber Yacht Club, operating since 1956, faces closure as the city declines to renew its lease, citing environmental issues and lack of dialogue.
Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, 24, died while deployed in Latvia. His father, heartbroken, hopes his son's story inspires others to join the Canadian Armed Forces.