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Police in Hamilton have obtained judicial authorization to identify a teenager who is wanted in connection with the “targeted” fatal shooting of a 16-year-old boy at Jackson Square mall on Friday.
Air Canada has announced lie-flat seats will soon be coming to smaller aircrafts for the first time in Canada.
An Ontario Liberal member of provincial parliament says Premier Doug Ford has apologized to her after he hurled a personal insult at her Thursday in the legislature.
The man accused of dangerous driving in a crash that killed a beloved father of three, months after allegedly hitting a car carrying Ontario’s premier, is expected in court Monday.
A mistrial has been declared at the trial of an Ottawa mother accused of killing her seven-week old son in October 2021, but a jury found her former boyfriend guilty of second-degree murder.
It was early Sunday morning when Antonio Ortega drove in the area of Fraser Street in Vancouver, a year to the day since a vehicle tore through the crowd of the Lapu Lapu Day festival celebrating Filipino independence.
Searchers were back in the woods in Lansdowne Station, N.S., Sunday as the search for Lilly and Jack Sullivan continues almost one year after the siblings were first reported missing.
A novice G2 driver faces charges after OPP said they failed to move over for an emergency vehicle while watching Netflix on a phone mounted above the steering wheel on Highway 11-17.
A Winnipeg man was fined $2,700 and suspended from fishing in Ontario for one year after being caught with nine walleye and three northern pike, including prohibited-sized fish, without a valid licence.
The Manitoba government will move to ban children from using social media accounts and artificial intelligence chatbots, Premier Wab Kinew told fellow New Democrats on Saturday night.
Ret’d Warrant Officer Mike McGlennon got a call one Thanksgiving weekend in the early 1990s that would change the course of his life forever: would you like to deploy to the Persian Gulf?
A lawyer for the Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) is voicing opposition to Ottawa’s recently approved bubble zone bylaw.
At Guy Cudmore’s seed potato farm, the grading line is carrying signs of last year’s drought.
Saskatchewan filmmakers are hopeful more independent films will play on the big screen now that the province scrapped an antiquated rating system.
Mount Allison University student Julia Cameron will join the Saskatchewan Roughriders for an internship beginning May 4.
Online child luring cases reported to police increased nearly 20 per cent in 2025 compared to 2024, according to new data from Statistics Canada.
