A Thunder Bay man faces 22 charges following online reports, highlighting the serious legal consequences of digital misconduct and the role of cyber monitoring in modern law enforcement.
Mark Carney recalled receiving a White House gift with the warning "Maybe they'll shoot you," highlighting the complex and risky nature of high-level political interactions and diplomacy.
Canada has invited 2,000 skilled foreign workers to apply for permanent residence through a targeted Express Entry draw. This move highlights efforts to retain talent and address labor shortages in key sectors.
China urges the EU to pursue constructive dialogue and avoid escalating trade disputes after Minister Wang Yi’s call with France.
ICBC reportedly transferred $1.3 billion for Huawei from London days after the US indicted the company over sanctions-related charges abroad.
Mark Carney says Canada will wait for trade conditions, seeking a stronger, more resilient, and independent economy after Trump’s tariffs.
Zelenskyy says Russian drones targeted his plane twice in recent weeks, raising fears of intimidation during European travel and visits.
Leaders from Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland signed a pact supporting self-determination and closer EU ties, challenging Westminster’s authority directly.
Georgia’s ruling Georgian Dream seeks to ban five major opposition parties, escalating concerns over democratic freedoms and political pluralism.
EU leaders are weighing sweeping sanctions against Russia, including tougher measures on its shadow fleet and entry restrictions for personnel.
Saudi Arabia seeks Israeli intelligence support against the Houthis after Pakistan and other allies decline military involvement in the conflict.
The US sanctioned Russia’s VTB Bank for helping Iran evade sanctions through correspondent banking ties and payment arrangements with Tehran.
China has reduced PLA deployments along the LAC to 10 combined-arms brigades amid improving ties with India, while remains vigilant.
The Netherlands will provide €327 million for Ukraine’s recovery through 2029, ahead of its EU Council presidency, reinforcing reconstruction efforts.
Finland moves toward France’s nuclear deterrence umbrella, seeking stronger regional security amid uncertainty over US commitment to Europe and NATO.
Iran’s Islamic Republic urges citizens to identify opponents abroad, escalating pressure on dissidents, activists and journalists overseas in a campaign.
Mark Carney says visa-free travel and work arrangements are among Canada’s discussions with the European Union as ties deepen further.
A BC judge ruled that colonialism and intergenerational trauma contributed to a First Nations man’s deadly drunk driving, marking a significant legal precedent.
A CBS News poll shows Trump motivating both parties, with Democrats holding a slight edge in the projected battle for House control.
New York City and other municipalities are legally challenging a federal rule that considers public benefit usage in immigration status decisions.
New bodycam footage shows the fatal shooting of an armed man by police in a busy Santa Monica park, sparking debate on use of force.
A byelection in Calgary-Shaw offers residents the chance to elect a new MLA, highlighting local issues and the importance of civic participation in Alberta.
A York Regional Police officer tackled a motorcyclist who allegedly evaded arrest, highlighting the risks and decisions involved in roadside enforcement.
Poland plans to revive a windfall tax on fuel firms, using proceeds to finance measures containing fuel prices.