Roberts Concerned Supreme Court Seen as Political Body
U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts expressed concern about public perception of the Supreme Court as political rather than legal, amid declining approval and controversial rulings.
U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts expressed concern about public perception of the Supreme Court as political rather than legal, amid declining approval and controversial rulings.
The Trump administration offers to gradually reopen the Strait of Hormuz and lift the blockade on Iranian ports, as soaring energy prices pressure the president to end the conflict.
The Manitoba government will take over operations at Winnipeg Beach after the town council lost quorum, leaving the community without a functioning local government.
A federal judge released a handwritten note from Jeffrey Epstein, discovered by his former cellmate, who denies attacking him. The note reads, 'It is a treat to be able to choose ones time to say goodbye.'
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RecommendedThe owner of Winnipeg's Manwin Hotel is suing the city for $15 million, alleging negligence led to extensive fire damage in January 2026.
A new study reveals Russia is amplifying Alberta separatism debates online to deepen divisions within Canada, raising concerns over foreign interference.
A federal judge ruled that the FBI can retain 2020 election ballots seized from Fulton County, Georgia, rejecting claims of improper seizure. The Justice Department investigates irregularities.
A Calgary family mourns the loss of a 12-year-old boy who drowned in Mahogany Lake. The child's father remembered his son's heartfelt words before the tragedy.
A 911 call captures the terror of an Alberta highway shooting, with a victim reporting a gun pointed at their head. Police investigate the incident.
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RecommendedNorth Korea declares it is not bound by the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, escalating tensions amid ongoing denuclearization talks.
Free tickets for Toronto's FIFA Fan Festival sold out within hours, far exceeding expectations. Mayor Olivia Chow announced the event at Fort York and The Bentway.
Saskatchewan's SIRT cleared Melfort RCMP of criminal wrongdoing after a man died in custody from acute cocaine toxicity. The man exhibited erratic behavior and refused medical assessment.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe endorsed cooperation at the North American Strategy for Competitiveness conference in Regina, emphasizing shared prosperity across borders.
A US judge has released a purported suicide note from Jeffrey Epstein, offering new insights into the convicted sex offender's final days.
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RecommendedOttawa-Carleton District School Board posts a $149,562-$176,121 strategic adviser role while cutting dozens of jobs, sparking criticism from NDP.
Calgary's housing strategy hits midpoint with 71% actions underway, but below-market home targets fall short. Officials recommend a refresh to leverage funding and adapt to policy changes.
A Calgary police officer has been cleared of wrongdoing after a suspect was bitten by a police dog during a chase. The officer's actions were deemed justified.
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The trial of an Ontario teenager charged with murdering her newborn daughter begins in Alliston. The case has drawn significant attention as the court hears evidence.
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RecommendedLloydminster RCMP arrested a man after he allegedly pointed a gun at vehicles. The suspect faces multiple charges, including weapons offenses.
GEO Group CEO George Zoley claimed lawsuits over immigration detention conditions are unconstitutional, as detainees allege forced labor and inadequate care. Detainee deaths rise.
Groups call on Canada to do more for Iranian activists and diaspora threatened by the regime, urging stronger protection and support.
Louise Arbour's lack of enthusiasm for the monarchy raises questions about her role as Governor General, a position representing the Crown.
A CN Rail police officer testified he thought he was at a crash scene when he encountered a fatal shooting east of Calgary, court heard.
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CTV News Regina has received six nominations for the 2025 RTDNA awards, celebrating its 70th anniversary. The station's outstanding journalism is recognized across multiple categories.
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RecommendedFormer President Barack Obama criticizes the Republican party and urges Democrats to communicate plainly, citing New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani as an example.