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Truck Driver Sentenced in Crash Killing Olympic Skater
Sukhwinder Sidhu received a 2.5-year prison sentence for the 2023 crash that killed Olympic figure skater Alexandra Paul. The judge also issued a seven-year driving ban following emotional victim impact statements.
Canadian visa hubs flagged for fraud, security risks
Internal records reveal concerns about third-party involvement in Canadian visa processing abroad. Security breaches and fraudulent activities have been flagged, prompting calls for increased oversight.
Alberta Braces for Powerful Storm with High Winds
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for east-central and southeastern Alberta, warning of a major spring storm. Residents are advised to prepare for strong winds, heavy precipitation, and potential disruptions.
Man Dies in Saskatchewan Bear Attack Near Points North
A 25-year-old man was killed in a rare bear attack in northern Saskatchewan. The incident occurred near a remote airstrip, prompting investigations and renewed bear safety warnings.
Wildfire Forces Evacuation South of Whitecourt, Alberta
A rapidly spreading wildfire near Whitecourt, Alberta has triggered mandatory evacuation orders for residents in the area. Fire crews are battling the blaze as strong winds and dry conditions fuel its growth, posing a significant threat to nearby communities and infrastructure.
Canada Fast Tracks Citizenship for Transgender Americans
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is expediting citizenship certificates for transgender Americans. This move aims to provide a safe haven amidst increasing legal challenges in some U.S. states.
Amber Alert Issued in British Columbia: Child Missing
An Amber Alert has been issued by the RCMP in British Columbia. Authorities are seeking the public's assistance in locating a missing child.
Canadians Disembark Hantavirus-Stricken Cruise with Protective Gear
Four Canadians are among the passengers disembarking from the MV Hondius cruise ship, recently hit by a deadly hantavirus outbreak. Health officials are taking precautions to prevent further spread as the passengers return home.
N.B. IVF Coverage Leads to Doubling of Families Served
New Brunswick's decision to cover in-vitro fertilization (IVF) costs has dramatically increased the number of families accessing fertility treatments. The program, reimbursing up to $20,000 per IVF cycle, has provided a lifeline for many seeking to start or expand their families.
Ottawa Toddler Dies After Being Pulled From River
A two-year-old child tragically died after being rescued from the Ottawa River on Friday evening. The Ottawa Police Service is investigating the heartbreaking incident near Kichi Zibi Mikan Parkway.
Canadians Face Charges in Firearm Smuggling Attempt
Two Canadians are facing charges in the United States after allegedly attempting to smuggle firearms across the border. The U.S. Attorney's Office is handling the case, highlighting ongoing concerns about cross-border crime.
Canadian Universities Hit by Global Cyberattack on Learning Platform
A widespread cyberattack has targeted the Canvas learning management system, impacting numerous universities worldwide, including several top Canadian institutions. Student data may be at risk, and universities are scrambling to respond.
Federal Government Approves $673M to Aid Canada Post
The Canadian government has approved $673 million in funding to keep Canada Post solvent through the current fiscal year. This follows a previous injection of funds that proved insufficient to cover the Crown corporation's operating costs. Canada Post is currently undergoing significant financial strain.
Hantavirus Update: Canadian Health Officials Address Public Concerns
Canadian health officials have released updated information regarding hantavirus, addressing concerns and outlining preventative measures. The focus remains on minimizing risk through awareness and caution.
UBC, SFU Data Breach Exposes Student Information
A recent cyberattack on Canvas, a widely-used learning management system, has compromised data at numerous universities, including UBC and SFU. The breach raises concerns about the security of student information and the potential for identity theft.
Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship: Low Risk to Canadians
A deadly hantavirus outbreak aboard a Dutch cruise ship has sparked international concern, though the WHO maintains the risk to the general public remains low. Canadian health officials are monitoring the situation closely.
Halley's Comet Meteor Shower Visible Across Canada Tonight
Stargazers across Canada will have a celestial treat tonight. The Eta Aquariids meteor shower, originating from Halley's Comet, promises a dazzling display if weather permits.
Alert Ready System to Sound Test Alerts Today
Canadians across most provinces and territories will hear test alerts from the Alert Ready system today. The nationwide test is part of Emergency Preparedness Week, ensuring the system functions correctly.
Georgina Rodríguez Shines at Met Gala 2026 with Religious Homage
Georgina Rodríguez, partner of Cristiano Ronaldo, made a stunning appearance at the Met Gala 2026, showcasing a unique design inspired by her faith. The Spanish model and influencer continues to make headlines with her fashion choices and high-profile engagements.
Toronto Woman Seeks Urgent MAID Exemption in Court
Claire Elyse Brosseau, a Toronto woman battling severe mental illness, has filed an emergency motion seeking a court exemption to access Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID). Her case highlights the ongoing debate surrounding MAID eligibility for those with mental disorders as the sole underlying condition.
OPP Busts Drug Networks, Seizes $4.1M in Narcotics
The Ontario Provincial Police, in collaboration with the Sûreté du Québec, have dismantled multiple drug trafficking networks operating between Ontario and Quebec. The operation resulted in the seizure of $4.1 million worth of illegal drugs, including fentanyl and cocaine, and has led to numerous arrests.
RCMP vehicle crushing program wastes hundreds of thousands
A program meant to dispose of decommissioned RCMP vehicles is under scrutiny. Taxpayers are footing the bill for what some call a wasteful process.
Allergy Seasons in Canada Intensifying Due to Climate Change
Canada's allergy seasons are becoming longer and more severe, impacting millions of Canadians. Climate change, pollution, and urbanization are significant contributing factors, experts say.
Phonebook phase-out: Impact on Canadian seniors raises concerns
The potential phasing out of traditional phonebooks in Canada has sparked worries about its impact on seniors who rely on them. As digital alternatives become more prevalent, advocates are calling for measures to ensure accessibility for all Canadians.