Criminal Charges Recommended After Flight Disturbance at YVR
Authorities have recommended criminal charges against 10 unruly passengers removed from a flight at Vancouver International Airport, highlighting ongoing aviation safety concerns.
Category : Politics
Ford: Carney's Majority Strengthens Hand with Trump
Ontario Premier Doug Ford asserts that Prime Minister Mark Carney's majority government provides a stronger mandate to navigate relations with former U.S. President Donald Trump, amid domestic policy shifts.
Surrey Police Arrest 136, Seize Drugs and Weapons in Crackdown
A major police operation in Surrey, British Columbia, has resulted in 136 arrests and the seizure of illicit drugs and weapons, targeting repeat offenders to enhance community safety.
Self-Paid Health Testing: Legal and Ethical Implications in Alberta
Health law expert Lorian Hardcastle discusses the potential consequences of self-referred private diagnostic testing in Alberta, exploring legal, ethical, and healthcare system impacts.
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Barrie Teen Charged in Oakville Shooting Case
A teenager from Barrie has been formally charged by Halton Regional Police in relation to a recent shooting incident that occurred in Oakville, Ontario.
Axworthy on Liberal Majority's Impact on Canada's Political Future
Former minister Lloyd Axworthy provides expert analysis on the potential consequences of a Liberal majority government for Canada's political landscape and policy direction.
Two Shootings in Newfoundland Town Linked to Partner Violence
RCMP in Newfoundland and Labrador report two separate shootings targeting women, both classified as intimate partner violence incidents, highlighting ongoing concerns in the region.
Caledon Woman Charged Over Fake Passports at Pearson Airport
A 44-year-old Caledon woman faces charges after border agents discovered seven fraudulent passports concealed in a shipment from Nigeria at Toronto's Pearson Airport.
Manitoba Commissioner Says Province Knew She Worked from Florida
A former Manitoba commissioner has publicly stated that provincial officials were fully aware she was performing her duties remotely from Florida, raising questions about oversight and transparency.
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Two Arrested, Six Wanted After Toronto Brawl Injures Three
Toronto police have arrested two men and are searching for six additional suspects following a violent altercation in the downtown core that resulted in injuries to three individuals.
OPP Lays Impaired Charge on Hwy. 400 Near Parry Sound
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a driver with impaired operation after stopping a vehicle on Highway 400 near Parry Sound. The incident highlights ongoing enforcement efforts against dangerous driving behaviors.
33 Charged, $2M in Valuables Recovered in York Region Break-Ins
York Regional Police have announced charges against 33 individuals following a series of break-and-enter incidents, with over $2 million worth of stolen valuables successfully recovered in the investigation.
Sudbury Jail Releases Fuel Homelessness Despite Progress
Agencies in Sudbury report that many individuals released from jail end up homeless, highlighting ongoing challenges despite recent improvements in support systems.
Woman Accuses Ex-Rep. Eric Swalwell of Sexual Assault
Lonna Drewes alleges former Congressman Eric Swalwell drugged, raped, and choked her in 2018, with attorney Lisa Bloom supporting her claims and planning legal action.
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Gallego Cuts Friendship with Swalwell Over Assault Claims
Senator Ruben Gallego publicly disavows his friendship with Representative Eric Swalwell, citing sexual assault accusations and calling for stronger congressional protections.
Three Charged for 3D-Printed License Plates in Ontario
Police in Ontario have laid charges against three people for allegedly using counterfeit license plates created with 3D printing technology, highlighting a new trend in vehicle-related fraud.
Officer Describes Oughtred's Reaction to Murder Charge in Kitchener
A Kitchener police officer provided testimony about Elfgard Oughtred's emotional state following a second-degree murder charge, as the court case unfolds in Brantford Superior Court.
Regina RCMP Search for Missing 82-Year-Old Alberta Woman
The Regina RCMP are urgently seeking public assistance to locate Diane Cooper, an 82-year-old woman from Alberta who was last believed to be traveling through Saskatchewan and reported missing over a week ago.
Zelensky: U.S. Too Focused on Iran to Aid Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed concern in an interview that American attention has shifted toward potential conflict with Iran, leaving Ukraine without timely support.
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Spring Economic Update Tabled April 28 by Champagne
Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne confirms the federal spring economic update will be presented on April 28, 2026, amid ongoing fiscal discussions in Ottawa.
Trump's Attacks on Pope Leo XIV Spark Religious Outrage
President Donald Trump's recent accusations that Pope Leo XIV 'likes crime' and is 'weak on crime' have drawn widespread condemnation from Catholicism experts, who call the remarks bizarre and unprecedented in modern political discourse.
Asian Surnames Fastest-Growing in U.S., Census Finds
A new U.S. Census Bureau report reveals that Asian surnames are experiencing the most rapid growth in the country, highlighting shifting demographic trends and immigration patterns.
Sheinbaum Confronts Trump on Migrant Deaths and Cuba
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum strongly criticizes former U.S. President Donald Trump regarding migrant fatalities and his stance on Cuba, highlighting ongoing diplomatic tensions.
Man Charged in Sault Ste. Marie Break-In Spree
A man faces multiple charges following a string of break-ins in Sault Ste. Marie, as police continue investigations into the incidents that have raised community safety concerns.
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Trump Donor's Pope Conspiracy Theory Stuns CNN Panel
Republican donor Hal Lambert sparked controversy on CNN by alleging a political conspiracy involving Pope Leo XIV, Barack Obama, and David Axelrod to undermine Trump's Catholic vote ahead of midterms.
Two Charged in Over 20 Gas Station Break-Ins in Southern Ontario
Hamilton Police have arrested and charged two individuals in connection with a series of more than twenty gas station burglaries across southern Ontario, following an extensive investigation.
Woman Accused of Uttering Threats with Knife in Sault Ste. Marie
A woman in Sault Ste. Marie has been charged after allegedly making threats while armed with a knife, according to local police reports. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about public safety and mental health crises in Northern Ontario communities.
Strait of Hormuz Traffic Unaffected by U.S. Blockade
New data reveals that cargo ship movements through the critical Strait of Hormuz remained largely unchanged during the initial day of a U.S.-led naval blockade, despite heightened regional tensions.
Poilievre's Leadership in Peril as Liberals Lure MPs
As Mark Carney's Liberals secure a majority with defections, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre faces mounting pressure with more MPs tempted to cross the floor, threatening his political survival.
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Harvey Weinstein Faces New York Rape Trial in 2026
Disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein is set to go on trial again in a New York rape case, appearing in Manhattan criminal court as legal proceedings advance.
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