Barrie duo used staple gun, guitar in attack: police
Ontario Provincial Police allege a Barrie duo used a staple gun and guitar in a violent attack. Get the latest details on this disturbing case and its ongoing investigation.
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Sault murder suspect arrested at Toronto Union Station
Scott Devlin, 52, wanted for murder in Sault Ste. Marie, was apprehended Thursday at Toronto's Union Station. Get the latest details on this cross-province manhunt.
Minister deflects foreign interference watchdog questions
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree sidesteps questions about delayed foreign interference commissioner appointment, sparking tense committee exchange.
Nova Scotia Premier Slams Court Poppy Ban
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston condemns court order prohibiting workers from wearing poppies, calling it 'disgusting' and vowing legislative action to protect remembrance symbols.
Vancouver Chinatown's Last Post Office Faces Closure
Community activists rally to save Vancouver Chinatown's final Canada Post location, calling it a vital lifeline for seniors and local businesses. Petition launched to stop November 2025 closure.
Second Person Charged in Halifax Homicide
Halifax police have charged a second individual with second-degree murder in connection with a man's death. The investigation continues as authorities seek justice.
Second-degree murder charge in Snowden death
A second-degree murder charge has been laid following a death in Snowden. Get the latest details on this developing case and its legal implications.
Calgary pastor fails to stop new trial after protest
Street church pastor Derek Reimer faces new trial after Supreme Court refuses to hear appeal over 2023 drag library protest. Calgary case continues to draw attention.
How to Report Hate Crimes in Windsor: WPS Guide
Windsor Police Service provides crucial information on identifying and reporting hate crimes. Learn the steps to take and help build a safer community for all residents.
Democrats consider prolonging U.S. government shutdown
Democrats are considering extending the U.S. government shutdown as Republicans introduce new spending bills. The political standoff enters its 36th day with no resolution in sight.
Indonesian School Mosque Explosions Injure 55
Multiple explosions rocked a mosque at an Indonesian high school, injuring 55 people. Security forces respond as investigation continues into the tragic incident.
Ottawa Council Votes on Lansdowne 2.0 Redevelopment
Ottawa city council makes final decision on $419M Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment after weeks of debate. Learn about the controversial plan's details and implications.
Calgary preacher denied new trial in library incident
Calgary street pastor Derek Reimer's application for a new trial has been denied following his 2023 arrest at Seton Library's Reading with Royalty event. Learn about the case details and legal outcome.
Montreal Police Roll Out Strangulation Protocol City-Wide
Montreal police implement Quebec's first strangulation-response protocol after pilot project showed major improvements in domestic violence investigations. Learn how this initiative saves lives.
Carney Implements British Spelling in Federal Budget
Prime Minister Mark Carney's 2025 budget reveals systematic adoption of British English spellings, replacing traditional Canadian conventions. Discover how this linguistic shift impacts official government documents.
London prison mistakenly releases inmate, recaptured week later
A London prison mistakenly released an inmate who remained free for over a week before being rearrested. Learn about the security breach and ongoing investigation.
Russian soldier gets life for killing Ukrainian POW in first ruling
Ukraine delivers first life sentence to Russian soldier for war crime of killing prisoner of war. Historic ruling sets precedent for wartime justice. Read the full details.
U.S. Supreme Court Weighs Same-Sex Marriage Appeal
The U.S. Supreme Court considers a longshot appeal to reverse the nationwide legalization of same-sex marriage. Read the latest on this pivotal legal challenge.
Obama on Democratic Election Performance and Future
Former President Barack Obama reflects on Democratic successes in recent elections while cautioning against internal divisions. Learn what he says the party must do to secure future victories.
Hungary's Orbán seeks Trump blessing for Russian oil
Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán meets with President Trump to secure continued Russian oil purchases despite Ukraine conflict. Key diplomatic move could impact European energy policy.
Ontario deficit shrinks to $13.5B
Ontario's budget deficit is forecast to improve to $13.5 billion despite U.S. trade turmoil. Learn how stronger tax revenues are helping the province's finances.
Closing arguments in Prince Albert drug trafficking trial
The Tyler Bear drug trafficking trial reaches closing arguments phase in Prince Albert. Get the latest courtroom developments and what comes next in this Saskatchewan case.
Alberta's Recall Process Under Scrutiny Amid Union Efforts
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces pressure as unions launch recall petitions against UCP MLAs. Learn about the high thresholds and political implications of the recall legislation.
Antonio Brown Arrested on Attempted Murder Charge
Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown faces attempted murder charges following a shooting incident in Miami. Get the latest details on the arrest and ongoing investigation.
Calgary Council Gender Imbalance: 12 Men, 2 Women
Calgary's new city council features only 2 women among 14 members, raising concerns about democratic representation and policy diversity in municipal governance.
22 arrests in Quebec child exploitation probe
A Quebec police task force arrested 22 men for possessing, accessing, and distributing child pornography. Most suspects have already appeared in court. Report child exploitation at cybertip.ca.
Peru votes to declare Mexican president persona non grata
Peruvian Congress declares Mexico's president persona non grata following asylum offer to former prime minister. Diplomatic relations severed in escalating crisis.
U.S. Democrats Request Prince Andrew Epstein Interview
Democratic lawmakers on a U.S. congressional committee have formally requested an interview with former Prince Andrew regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein. The disgraced royal must respond by November 20, 2025.
Veterans Support Under Scrutiny Across Canada
As Remembrance Day approaches, Canadians question whether enough is being done to support veterans. Explore the ongoing national conversation about veteran care and resources.
LaSalle Taxes May Jump $200 in 2026
LaSalle residents face a potential property tax increase of nearly $200 in 2026. Get the details on the proposed budget and its implications for homeowners.
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