A Calgary businessman has been fined $70,000 after Canada Border Services Agency found dozens of foreign nationals working illegally at his Banff establishment, highlighting enforcement of immigration laws.
The NDP is pushing for complete transparency after the Information and Privacy Commissioner found the Saskatchewan Marshals Service improperly withheld misconduct records.
A 38-year-old Edmonton man has been charged with multiple offenses following an early morning foot chase through rural Strathcona County that involved break-ins and an assault on a homeowner.
A guilty plea is set to be entered in the tragic case of 15-year-old Broden Radomske, who was fatally stabbed in Edmonton. The legal proceedings highlight ongoing youth violence concerns in the community.
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Regina, Saskatoon, and Moose Jaw will receive a combined $25.9 million in federal funding to enhance local infrastructure, addressing critical needs in these growing urban centers.
Winnipeg faces increasing chronic homelessness, prompting calls for designated encampment spaces as the city's support systems come under severe pressure.
Ottawa police have charged one person after confiscating a firearm and drugs during an operation last week. The investigation highlights ongoing efforts to combat illegal weapons and narcotics in the city.
Regina police are conducting a death investigation after a body was found on the 3100 block of 5th Avenue. Authorities have cordoned off the area as they work to determine the circumstances surrounding the discovery.
After Christine Fréchette's victory as CAQ leader, the Parti Québécois is actively seeking to attract nationalist voters from the governing party, reshaping Quebec's political landscape ahead of future elections.
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A UK inquiry exposes multiple missed opportunities that could have prevented a tragic knife attack at a Taylor Swift-themed holiday club in Southport, England, where three young girls were killed.
A British Columbia First Nation is urging a United Nations body to incorporate cultural and spiritual damages into compensation formulas for environmental spills, marking a significant push for Indigenous rights in ecological justice.
Barrie police are investigating a shooting on Carley Crescent that occurred Sunday night, resulting in life-threatening injuries. Authorities confirm it was an isolated incident with no ongoing threat to public safety.
Ontario Provincial Police in Essex County have charged several drivers with impaired driving offenses following a weekend enforcement campaign, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
The United States has detailed plans to blockade Iranian ports, warning it will intercept, divert, or capture vessels that violate measures following the breakdown of peace negotiations in Pakistan.
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Authorities in Surrey, British Columbia, are actively investigating a shooting that caused significant damage to a local residence, with no reported injuries at this time.
As the legislative session returns, Premier David Eby's administration confronts significant political risk regarding the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, according to a political scientist's analysis.
President Lee Jae Myung faces diplomatic backlash after utilizing outdated footage to illustrate human suffering in the Israel-Hamas conflict, straining bilateral relations.
A firefighter from the Essa Township Fire Department sustained injuries while responding to a residential blaze in Angus, Ontario. The incident highlights the dangers faced by emergency personnel.
The City of Pembroke is urging residents to treat municipal employees with respect following a recent incident that prompted concerns about workplace safety and decorum.
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A Lakeshore councillor in Windsor has introduced a motion to reimburse businesses that install automated external defibrillators, aiming to improve public safety and emergency response.
A federal judge has dismissed Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal and News Corp. over a story about a birthday note to Jeffrey Epstein. The ruling found the complaint failed to meet legal standards for public figu
LaSalle's municipal council is set to debate a proposal that would permit all retail stores to operate on statutory holidays, potentially changing local shopping regulations and business operations.
Two suspects face charges for allegedly defrauding elderly victims through sophisticated bank investigator scams, highlighting a growing threat to senior financial security.
Ottawa police have charged a man with multiple sexual offences and are actively searching for additional victims in the case, urging the public to come forward with any information.
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Democratic Representative Eric Swalwell suspends his campaign for California governor following multiple sexual misconduct allegations, maintaining his innocence while apologizing for past mistakes.
Authorities in Kitchener are investigating a serious incident where a pedestrian was assaulted with bear spray, highlighting ongoing public safety concerns in the area.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung angered Israel by sharing a video of alleged Israeli soldier misconduct, leading to a rare public dispute between the two nations over human rights and historical comparisons.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals stand on the brink of securing a majority government as three special elections unfold, with recent defections bringing them within one seat of the 172 needed for control.
Former President Donald Trump expressed disapproval of Pope Leo XIV's peace plea, calling him 'liberal' and weak on crime, while sharing an AI-generated image depicting himself as Jesus Christ.
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A judge has temporarily dismissed Donald Trump's defamation lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal regarding its coverage of his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, citing procedural issues.
