Clothing trail reveals Edmonton mass shooter
How a trail of discarded clothing helped convict one of four shooters in the 2022 Ertale Lounge mass shooting that left one dead and seven injured in Edmonton.
Category : Politics
Democrats Fight Trump's SNAP Benefit Reductions
Democrats seize on Trump administration's move to restore only half of SNAP funding. Learn how this impacts food stamp payments and the political battle unfolding.
Indigenous Veteran's Day ceremony held in Ottawa
A ceremony in the Ottawa area honoured Indigenous veterans' sacrifices, highlighting the discrimination they faced upon returning home. Learn about their enduring legacy.
Moe gets 80% approval, takes responsibility for losses
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe receives strong party support but admits fault for election setbacks in Saskatoon and Regina. Read his plan for the next campaign.
Kingston hit-and-run leaves teen in critical condition
A 19-year-old victim fights for life after a hit-and-run in Kingston. Police seek witnesses as investigation continues. Help find the responsible driver.
Maher and O'Reilly Spar Over Democratic Party's Direction
Bill Maher and Bill O'Reilly's heated debate on Democratic Party's far-left faction and election results. Discover the full exchange and its implications for Canadian political discourse.
Winnipeg ceremony honours Indigenous veterans' legacy
A poignant ceremony in Winnipeg marks Indigenous Veterans Day, reflecting on the courage and overlooked history of Indigenous service members. Learn their stories.
Liberals' Budget Party Sparks Public Anger
Prime Minister Mark Carney's government faces criticism after celebrating 'austerity budget' with lobbyists while Canadians struggle economically. Read about the Ottawa bubble's disconnect.
Perth man critically injured in Norwich vehicle collision
A Perth resident sustained life-threatening injuries following a serious two-vehicle collision in Norwich. Road closures and police investigation ongoing.
Bullets Fly in Surrey, Vancouver Police Seek Homicide Witnesses
RCMP investigate a Surrey shooting with no injuries, while Vancouver police renew their appeal for witnesses in a September Strathcona homicide. Get the latest B.C. crime news.
Vancouver police seek witnesses to Strathcona fatal shooting
Vancouver Police renew appeal for information about Tuesday morning's fatal shooting in Strathcona. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward with any details.
Montreal East Election Tie: Winner Decided by Draw
A rare municipal election tie in Montreal East will be resolved by random draw after two candidates received equal votes. Discover how this democratic anomaly unfolded.
Indigenous Veterans Honoured at Calgary Sunrise Ceremony
Calgary commemorates Indigenous Veterans Day with a poignant sunrise ceremony at the Field of Crosses, honoring the often-overlooked contributions of Indigenous service members.
Oshawa sexual assault suspect arrested in Toronto
Durham Regional Police confirm arrest of suspect accused of sexual assault in Oshawa. The individual was located and taken into custody in Toronto. Learn the details.
Missing woman found critically injured in Mississauga
Peel Regional Police located a missing woman with critical injuries at a Mississauga park. The investigation is ongoing. Learn the latest details.
Morning Shooting Under Investigation in Surrey
Surrey Police Service is investigating a morning shooting at a residential property. Authorities are gathering evidence and seeking witnesses to the incident.
Historic US government shutdown reaches day 38
As the longest US government shutdown continues, Americans face flight delays and food benefit uncertainty while President Trump travels to Florida. Learn about the impacts.
Kingston hit-and-run victim critical, police seek Toyota
Kingston Police investigate Friday night hit-and-run on Johnson Street. 19-year-old victim in critical condition. Suspect vehicle: white Toyota Tundra with front-end damage.
Noem's Botched $60M Jet Deal: No Engines
Homeland Security's Kristi Noem attempted to buy 10 Spirit Airlines jets for deportations, but the planes weren't owned by the airline and had no engines. Discover the internal DHS conflict.
Settlers Attack Palestinian Olive Harvest, Injure Journalists
Masked Israeli settlers violently attacked Palestinians, activists, and journalists during an olive harvest in the West Bank, injuring Reuters staff. Read the full report on the escalating violence.
Doug Ford's fiscal record vs brother Rob's legacy
Analysis reveals Doug Ford's Ontario government spending has increased significantly compared to his brother Rob's fiscal restraint as Toronto mayor. Ontario's debt reaches $460.7 billion.
Alliston Honors Indigenous Veterans Day 2025
Alliston's Royal Canadian Legion Branch 171 held a moving Indigenous Veterans Day ceremony at the cenotaph on November 8, 2025, honoring the courage and legacy of Indigenous heroes who fought for Canada.
Winnipeg man dies after assault, 4 arrested: RCMP
A 33-year-old Winnipeg man has died following a serious assault, leading to four arrests by RCMP. Get the latest details on this developing investigation.
Montreal East council seat decided by lottery after tie
A municipal election in Montreal East will be determined by random draw after candidates Audrey Bordeleau and Julie Larivée tied with 81 votes each. The historic decision occurs Monday.
Suspect charged in deadly 2023 Toronto shooting
Toronto police have arrested Yasir Mohamed on first-degree murder charges for a deadly downtown shooting that occurred in 2023. Learn about the case details and ongoing investigation.
Wrongful tickets issued due to misplaced Winnipeg signs
Dozens of Winnipeg drivers received unfair tickets after school zone signs were incorrectly placed in Sage Creek. Learn how the city is addressing this error.
Arrest made in 2023 Cabbagetown murder case
Yasir Mohamed, 27, has been arrested for the 2023 first-degree murder of Mohamed Ahmed, brother of Juno Award-winning rapper Mustafa the Poet. Police continue searching for second suspect.
4 Dead as Fleeing Car Crashes into Crowded Tampa Bar
A police pursuit in Tampa, Florida ended in tragedy when a speeding vehicle crashed into a crowded bar, killing four and injuring eleven. Get the latest details on this developing story.
US shutdown stops pay for overseas base workers
American government shutdown forces overseas military bases to stop paying workers, creating financial uncertainty for employees abroad. Learn about the impacts.
Sandwich Guy Found Not Guilty in Federal Court Trial
Sean Dunn, the Air Force veteran known as the D.C. Sandwich Guy, was acquitted of assaulting a Border Patrol agent. Read about his ordeal and the personal costs of his viral protest.
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