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Three foreign nationals have been charged in connection with alleged extortion shootings targeting businesses in British Columbia and Alberta.
A four-year-old girl has died after being struck during an accident on a Quebec cross-country ski trail. Police describe the incident as a tragic accident.
The conflict initiated by U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran has spread across the Middle East, drawing in regional states and forces, with attacks and retaliations reported in multiple countries.
Quebecers affected by the province’s religious symbols ban hope a Supreme Court challenge will reshape the secularism law known as Bill 21.
A worker was hospitalized after falling six meters into a hole at the Langley Events Centre construction site. Authorities are reviewing the incident.
Ottawa police say they will not participate in the federal gun buy-back program, citing resource constraints as the initiative moves forward nationally.
A judge has refused to transfer a transgender inmate to a women’s prison ahead of a judicial review, leaving the current placement in place for now.
One person has died and another is in serious condition after a head-on collision in Pickering, Ontario. Police continue to investigate.
A Brampton man has been arrested in connection with alleged break-and-enters in Hamilton. Police say the investigation remains ongoing.
A four-year-old Ontario girl has died after an adult fell on her during a cross-country ski outing in Quebec. Police say the incident appears accidental.
Police are investigating after a video appears to show a security guard punching a man and threatening him inside a Winnipeg Dollarama store.
A six-year-old boy has died after being injured while sledding in a Chambly, Quebec park. Police say the incident appears to be accidental.
A mother accused in the death of her 11-month-old daughter was found not guilty by a Fukuoka court, which cited reasonable doubt over intentional harm and considered the possibility of a medical accident.
Canadian PM Mark Carney visited Australia to reinforce ties with a fellow “middle power,” deepening cooperation on defense, minerals, trade, and technology as global dynamics evolve.
A convenience store in Winnipeg was heavily damaged by fire, with investigators now working to determine the cause. No serious injuries have been reported.
One person was taken to hospital after a fire caused significant damage to a pizza shop in Ayr. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.
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Two people were arrested after border officers discovered over 111 kg of cocaine hidden in a commercial truck during a routine inspection.
A police officer was jailed for one year after being caught in an undercover child exploitation sting led by a colleague, raising questions about trust and accountability.
Lebanon is drawn back into war as Hezbollah and Israel exchange heavy fire, deepening regional tensions and reviving fears of broader conflict.
Drone and cyber attacks targeting European military sites mark a new phase of Iran-linked retaliation, prompting heightened alerts and renewed calls for restraint across the continent.
The U.S.–Israel confrontation with Iran broadens through coordinated strikes and retaliatory threats, raising regional tensions and global economic concerns.
Minnesota prosecutors launched an investigation into 17 incidents involving federal immigration officers, a rare move that could potentially result in criminal charges.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer defends Britain’s cautious approach to Iran after criticism from Donald Trump, emphasizing alliance unity and measured response.
After widespread Middle East airspace closures and global flight disruption, limited departures from key hubs like Dubai and Abu Dhabi offer slight relief as carriers resume select services.