A Toronto police officer has been charged after allegedly unlawfully accessing private police databases, raising concerns about privacy and trust.
A Niagara police officer who fatally shot a Brampton man wanted for murder and kidnapping has been cleared after an investigation found no criminal wrongdoing.
Canada’s border agency says efforts to disrupt extortion networks have led to about 70 removal orders, part of a broader enforcement strategy.
A report reveals hundreds of Ontario cases were dismissed or weakened due to police violating Charter rights, raising concerns about legal process and accountability.
A young boy was fatally struck by a GO train in Mississauga, prompting an investigation and leaving a community in shock.
A building owner faces seven manslaughter charges after a deadly fire in Old Montreal, as authorities examine responsibility and safety failures.
Teens in Nova Scotia and Manitoba are accused of planning coordinated school attacks, with authorities intervening before any harm occurred.
Iran’s intelligence minister Esmail Khatib is killed in an airstrike, marking a significant moment in the ongoing conflict and raising strategic implications.
Israel’s advance into southern Lebanon meets strong Hezbollah resistance, slowing progress and highlighting the complexity of the conflict on the ground.
A woman in her 70s died in a sudden boating accident at Marion Bay, turning a calm day on the water into tragedy.
Heavy rain on B.C.’s Central Coast triggered an evacuation as rising rivers and flood risks threatened a remote hamlet.
Oil prices surge after strikes hit Gulf energy sites amid the Iran conflict, raising concerns over supply disruptions and global market stability.
An Australian court hears that a man accused of killing his partner and daughter suffers a mental disorder, raising complex questions about responsibility and justice.
Energy prices are rising after attacks on Middle East gas facilities, highlighting global supply concerns and the far-reaching impact of regional instability.
UK authorities seek U.S. DOJ assistance in investigations involving Prince Andrew and Peter Mandelson, highlighting international cooperation in complex legal inquiries.
Israel expands airstrikes in Beirut to areas once seen as safe, signaling a shift in conflict scope and raising concerns over civilian impact.
Pakistan has paused airstrikes in Afghanistan after civilian deaths sparked outrage, highlighting tensions, humanitarian concerns, and the fragile balance along the shared border.
An Iranian intelligence minister is killed in an airstrike as the U.S. targets missile sites, marking a significant escalation in regional tensions.
Finland ranks as the world’s happiest country for the ninth year, highlighting the role of trust, social support, and stability in shaping long-term well-being.
Asian nations begin conserving energy as tensions around Iran threaten oil supply routes, prompting cautious adjustments across power systems.
Dolores Huerta’s allegations against César Chávez add complexity to his legacy, prompting broader reflection on history, memory, and accountability within social movements.
Joe Kent’s resignation amid tensions over Iran policy has led to an FBI investigation, raising questions about conduct, political dynamics, and accountability within U.S. governance.
An unconscious woman was rescued from a house fire in Roxburgh Park, while two others were treated for distress as firefighters brought the blaze under control.
Three people have been charged with murder after a man’s body was discovered in a wheelie bin, prompting an ongoing police investigation.