Federalists criticize Alberta Conservative MPs for their lack of engagement as the province prepares for a separation referendum, urging clearer leadership on national unity.
A man has been charged with second-degree murder in Toronto after a shooting victim died from his injuries, prompting a community response and ongoing police investigation.
Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Emmanuel Macron meet in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon to strengthen economic, security, and technological ties between Canada and Europe.
Stevedores on September 20, 2026 walked off the job at a Montevideo container terminal after a heavy cargo box slipped from a crane spreader and crushed a dockworker.
Two police officers were fatally shot during an ambush in Libode near Mthatha, Eastern Cape. Authorities launched a major manhunt to track down the armed suspects responsible for the attack.
Prosecutors opened Caleb Flynn’s murder trial with evidence of an affair and over 100,000 text messages, alleging he killed his wife Ashley and staged the scene, while Flynn claims an intruder was responsible.
Recent polls show a tight race between Democrat James Talarico and Republican Ken Paxton for the U.S. Senate in Texas, with Talarico holding a slight lead in some surveys, indicating a highly competitive election.
A Missouri woman faces federal charges for sending death threats to Austin Metcalf’s family during the Karmelo Anthony trial, highlighting the dangers of online harassment and the legal response to protect victims.
U.K.-Israel relations have deteriorated significantly following British sanctions on West Bank settlements, leading to diplomatic retaliations and a deepening rift over policy and human rights.
A New Brunswick man received a 2.5-year sentence for an unprovoked violent attack on a Shediac musician, sparking community debate on justice and support for the victim.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has launched Australia’s campaign for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council for the 2029–2030 term, emphasizing multilateralism and regional stability.
Three men have been charged with murder after three women, aged 23, 70, and 90, were killed in separate domestic violence-related incidents across New South Wales within 24 hours.
Holdout juror Brian Clancy has hired former Trump lawyer John Eastman to sue those harassing him, citing defamation and privacy violations after his role in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial became public.
Danish leaders express cautious optimism after reaching a deal with the U.S. on Greenland, securing military basing rights and investment while preserving sovereignty and easing diplomatic tensions.
Two teenagers have been charged after a police officer was struck by an allegedly stolen car during an interception in Ashwood, Melbourne.
A PE teacher at Airds High School in Sydney has been stood down after being accused of assisting an alleged underworld "kill crew" by tracking police movements.
As Mark Carney’s Liberal Party gains momentum, the Conservative Party adopts a stance of stoic resilience, focusing on long-term strategy and core issues despite polling challenges.
A Halifax lawyer expresses concern over the RCMP’s new policy of not requiring name tags on uniforms, arguing it may reduce public accountability and transparency.
The Kennedy Center faces a $23 million deficit and a two-year closure after a political dispute over its name led to a sharp decline in donations and ticket revenue.
Denmark and Greenland assert that a new security deal with the US preserves their sovereignty, correcting claims that it grants Washington permanent control over the territory.
A swing state Republican congressman is distancing himself from Donald Trump to appeal to independents, but faces risks from a polarized base and primary challengers in the upcoming midterm elections.
Protesters formed a peaceful human chain outside the Kennedy Center to oppose administrative changes they fear threaten the institution’s artistic independence, highlighting the community’s deep connection to the cultural landmark.
Legal representatives for veterans argue that a proposed 250-foot memorial arch for Donald Trump would disrupt historic sightlines at Arlington National Cemetery, violating preservation principles and diminishing the site’s solemnity.
Despite numerous lower court rulings against ICE detention practices, legal analysts suggest these losses create a circuit split that may lead to a favorable Supreme Court decision supporting broader executive authority in immigration enforcement.