5-year sentence for lies after fatal Vaughan crash
A man received a five-year prison sentence for fabricating a carjacking story after fleeing the scene of a crash that killed a 16-year-old boy in Vaughan. Police detail the tragic case.
Category : Politics
Sudan tops global humanitarian crisis watchlist for third year
For the third year running, Sudan is the world's most severe humanitarian crisis, with a devastating war displacing millions. Read the latest on the international response.
Defence Secretary Hegseth Withholds Video of Deadly Boat Crash
U.S. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth will not publicly release video of a boat that killed survivors in the Caribbean. The decision raises transparency questions amid ongoing investigations.
No charges for Winnipeg police in fatal 2024 shooting
Manitoba's police watchdog will not lay charges against Winnipeg officers who shot and killed a man outside Unicity Shopping Centre in November 2024. The decision concludes a year-long investigation.
Alberta Companies Fined for Workplace Injury
Two Alberta companies and a supervisor face significant fines following a serious injury at an oil and gas site. Read the full details of the court's decision and its implications for workplace safety.
CBP Officer Fires Gun in Dispute at JFK Airport
A U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer fired a service weapon during a confrontation with a driver at New York's JFK airport. Details on the incident and ongoing investigation.
N.S. mother convicted of 2008 murder gets day parole
Penny Boudreau, who pleaded guilty to the 2008 second-degree murder of her daughter Karissa in Bridgewater, N.S., has been granted day parole. Get the details on the Parole Board's decision.
Citizenship Law Changes Address 'Lost Canadians' Issue
Amendments to Canada's Citizenship Act are now law, restoring citizenship rights for children born abroad to Canadian parents. Learn who is eligible and how it works.
Calgary drug bust nets $250K, two arrests
ALERT teams in Calgary confiscated a significant haul of narcotics and cash, leading to two arrests. Get the full details on this major police operation.
Police canine unit deployed in Sudbury's Kathleen Street incident
Greater Sudbury Police are investigating an incident on Kathleen Street, deploying a K9 unit. Details remain limited as the investigation unfolds in the Northern Ontario city.
Impaired driver nabbed leaving B.C. courthouse
A driver in Vernon, B.C., was arrested for impaired driving immediately after leaving a traffic court appearance. Police highlight the concerning disregard for the law.
London Mayor's wallet returned by Good Samaritan
London, Ont. Mayor Josh Morgan's lost wallet was found on Dundas Street and returned to City Hall by a kind stranger. The mayor is praising the act of civic kindness.
N.B. First Province to Sign Federal Environmental Review Pact
New Brunswick makes history as the first province to sign the 'One Project, One Review' agreement with Ottawa, streamlining federal environmental impact assessments. Learn what this means for provincial projects.
Trump Adviser Criticizes President's Reiner Death Remarks
David Urban, a former Trump campaign adviser, condemns the president's social media response to the deaths of Rob and Michele Reiner. He warns it could hurt GOP in midterms.
Man charged in two Sydney Mines robberies
A man previously charged with a robbery in Sydney Mines now faces an additional charge for allegedly robbing the Blue Mist Tavern. Cape Breton Regional Police continue their investigation.
Five arrested in Laval Facebook Marketplace robberies
Laval police have arrested five men linked to a series of robberies during Facebook Marketplace transactions. Victims were targeted after listing electronics. Learn more about the police operation and safety tips.
'Buy Canadian' Policy Now in Effect for Federal Contracts
Canada's new 'Buy Canadian' procurement policy is now active, prioritizing domestic goods and services. Learn how this impacts federal spending and supports local businesses.
Regina police respond to crash on Kress Street
Regina Police Service responded to a traffic collision at the intersection of Kress Street and Longman Crescent on the morning of December 16, 2025. Details on the incident's cause and any injuries remain under investigation.
5 arrested in Laval Facebook Marketplace pepper spray robberies
Laval police have arrested five individuals linked to a series of violent robberies during Facebook Marketplace meetups. The suspects used pepper spray to assault victims and steal items. Learn about the police operation and safety tips for online sales.
Guelph man charged after alleged downtown assault
A Guelph man faces charges after an alleged assault in the city's downtown core. Police responded to the incident on December 16, 2025. Get the latest details.
Northern Ont. fights conservation authority consolidation
Leaders across Northern Ontario are pushing back against the provincial government's plan to consolidate 36 conservation authorities into 7 entities. Learn about the local opposition and concerns.
Israel blocks Canadian MPs from entering West Bank
Israel denied entry to a Canadian parliamentary delegation, including MPs, to the West Bank in December 2025. Read about the diplomatic incident and its implications.
4 Arrested in Barrie Drug Bust, Cocaine and Fentanyl Seized
South Simcoe Police arrested four individuals in a Barrie drug bust, seizing cocaine, fentanyl, and cash. Get the full details on the investigation and charges.
Massage therapist charged with sexual assault in Burlington
A registered massage therapist in Burlington faces charges after a woman reported a sexual assault. Halton police are investigating. Learn the details.
Ex-Liberal Clifford Lincoln urges Pablo Rodriguez to resign
Former Quebec Liberal MNA Clifford Lincoln pens an op-ed calling for party leader Pablo Rodriguez to step down, citing internal strife and a need to prioritize the province over the individual. Read his full argument.
Why Canada's U.S. Ambassador Choice Is Crucial for Carney
James Moore argues that appointing Canada's ambassador to Washington is PM Carney's most critical decision, shaping future bilateral negotiations and trade. Read the analysis.
Canadian Forces officer released after foreign interference arrest
A Canadian Armed Forces officer arrested on allegations of foreign interference has been released from custody. The case highlights ongoing national security concerns.
Barrie Police Use of Force Deemed Justified
The SIU has cleared Barrie police officers after a custody altercation left a man with a broken nose. The ruling, citing justified force, was released on December 16, 2025.
Wiles Criticizes Bondi, Opines on Trump in Interview
White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles offers candid views on Pam Bondi and Donald Trump in a new Vanity Fair interview. Get the details on her political insights.
Ottawa Police Launch New Traffic Patrols
Ottawa Police deploy new district traffic units to combat speeding and dangerous driving, filling the void left by the provincial ban on automated speed cameras.
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