Hamilton shooting probe; Durham charges in dune buggy, gun cases
Hamilton Police seek public help after shots fired downtown. Separately, Durham Police report charges in a serious dune buggy crash and an Oshawa firearm incident.
Category : Politics
Cash Envelopes Scandal Rocks Quebec Liberal Party
A Montreal wine importer's alleged cash reimbursements for donations to Pablo Rodriguez's leadership campaign has sparked a major political crisis, leading to his resignation and multiple investigations. Explore the unfolding scandal.
Regina Mayor Proposes Lower 10.73% Mill Rate Increase
Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski proposes a 10.73% mill rate increase, down from 15.69%, with $12.8M in cuts to balance taxes and services. Council debates budget this week.
Winnipeg Police: No Public Threat After Incident
Winnipeg police confirm no ongoing public safety threat following an incident involving a child and a van on December 17, 2025. Details remain limited as investigation continues.
Ottawa investigates 1994 murder conviction, Montreal man seeks bail
A Montreal man's 1994 quadruple murder conviction is under federal review. New evidence could be a turning point as he seeks bail. Read the latest on this developing case.
Vancouver cyclist ruled at fault in SUV collision
A B.C. tribunal ruled a Vancouver cyclist's 'dangerous and negligent' action caused a collision with an SUV. Get the details on the ruling and road safety implications.
New York to legalize medically assisted suicide
Governor Kathy Hochul announces New York will legalize medically assisted suicide with strict safeguards. The move follows extensive debate and aims to provide end-of-life options.
Eby's MOU Christmas joke before premiers meet PM
B.C. Premier David Eby lightens the mood with a holiday quip about MOUs before a key meeting with Canada's Prime Minister. Get the details on the upcoming talks and provincial priorities.
Trump Pays Respects to Iowa Guardsmen Killed in Syria
Former President Donald Trump attended the dignified transfer of three Iowans killed in Syria. Sgts. William Howard, Edgar Torres-Tovar, and an interpreter were honored as their remains returned to U.S. soil.
5 Arrested in Montreal After Police Find Guns, Drugs, Cash
Montreal police have arrested five individuals following searches that uncovered illegal firearms, narcotics, and a significant sum of cash. Get the full details on the police operation.
Quebec Liberals to Choose New Leader After Rodriguez Exit
With Pablo Rodriguez stepping down, the Quebec Liberal Party must decide between a fast-track appointment or a full leadership race. Key candidates from the last contest are considering another run. Explore the party's options and potential successors.
Man convicted in Brossard murders seeks release during review
Daniel Jolivet, who has served 33 years for four murders, will learn Friday if he can be released on bail while the federal government investigates his case for a potential wrongful conviction.
Unknown Substance Squirted on Women at West Edmonton Mall
Edmonton Police are searching for victims after several women were targeted with an unknown substance at West Edmonton Mall. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
Calgary election workers' delayed pay arriving Friday
The City of Calgary confirms overdue pay for municipal election staff will be sent by December 19, 2025. Officials apologize for the payroll delay affecting polling station workers.
Gunpoint robbery for Twisted Tea in Selkirk: RCMP
RCMP release security video of an armed robbery at a Selkirk, Manitoba business where suspects used a firearm to steal two cases of Twisted Tea on December 7, 2025.
ASIRT: No Charges for Edmonton Officers in 2021 Death
Alberta's police watchdog recommends no charges for Edmonton officers involved in a 2021 incident where a man died of an overdose. Get the full details on the investigation's findings.
Man charged after threats cause Montreal-area shelter-in-place
A 30-year-old man faces charges after online threats prompted shelter-in-place orders at schools in the Montreal area, including Howard S. Billings in Chateauguay. Get the latest details.
U.S. House votes on limits to Trump's Venezuela campaign
The U.S. House is set to vote on resolutions to impose limits on former President Trump's military actions against Venezuela and drug cartels. Defense Secretary briefed Congress on strikes.
Saskatoon police search for missing 77-year-old man
Saskatoon police ask for public assistance in locating Michael Graham, 77, last seen leaving City Hospital on Tuesday afternoon. Anyone with information is urged to contact authorities.
Windsor teen arrested in alleged road rage gun incident
A 19-year-old driver is in custody following a road rage incident in Windsor where a firearm was allegedly brandished. Police are investigating the serious event.
New Montreal bureau for east, transit promises
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada announces a new administrative bureau for eastern Montreal, pledging enhanced public transit services for residents. Learn about the city's latest initiative.
Son of Rob and Michele Reiner in court on murder charges
Nick Reiner, accused in the deaths of his parents, made a brief first court appearance in Los Angeles. His siblings have spoken publicly about their profound loss. Read the latest developments.
Calgary to review stricter fireworks penalties
Calgary city council unanimously backs a review of fireworks bylaws, seeking stiffer fines for illegal sales and use, and exploring sanctioned cultural celebrations.
Winnipeg man busted for smuggling weapons: CBSA
A Winnipeg man faces charges after Canada Border Services Agency officers intercepted a shipment of prohibited weapons, including ninja stars and stun guns. Learn the details of the seizure.
B.C. program cuts police interactions with repeat offenders 50%
A British Columbia initiative has led to a significant reduction in police encounters with repeat violent offenders in Vancouver. Officials report a 50% drop since the program's launch.
Lethbridge Mayor Hyggen: City Going in Right Direction
Lethbridge Mayor Blaine Hyggen expresses confidence in the city's trajectory during an Alberta Primetime interview. Get the latest on local governance and community outlook.
Calgary Rape Trial: Accused Claims Consensual Sex
The suspect in a brutal Calgary sexual assault testified the encounter was consensual, while the victim has no memory of the attack. The judge's ruling is expected in March.
Harvard morgue manager gets 8-year prison term for body parts scheme
A former Harvard Medical School morgue manager has been sentenced to eight years in prison for her role in a macabre scheme to steal and sell donated human remains. Discover the shocking details of the case.
Sudbury Police Resolve Standoff at Cambrian Village
Greater Sudbury Police have resolved an incident involving 'unknown trouble' at Cambrian Village in New Sudbury. The standoff lasted for much of Wednesday. Read the latest details.
Halifax Water audit scope, timeline under review
Nova Scotia's Auditor General is defining the scope and schedule for an audit of Halifax Water. Get the latest details on this municipal utility review.
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