A 32-year-old U.S. citizen has been sentenced to two years in prison by a Manitoba court. The sentencing follows a Canada Border Services Agency investigation into human smuggling and credit card fraud, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat illegal border crossings and associated criminal activities in the region.
A Canadian man wanted for two murders in Ontario has been arrested in Mexico after evading authorities for nearly ten years. The suspect, who was featured on the Bolo Program's most wanted list, was apprehended by Mexican authorities and is now facing extradition to Canada to stand trial for the 2015 double homicide.
Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand has identified the security of the Strait of Hormuz as a top priority for Canada. The move comes as rising tensions involving Iran have sparked concerns over global energy supply chains and contributed to recent spikes in fuel prices, prompting Ottawa to seek international cooperation to ensure freedom of navigation.
As Prime Minister Mark Carney marks his one-year anniversary in office, recent polling data shows the federal Liberal Party of Canada reaching record-high support levels. The uptick in public approval follows a year defined by significant economic policy shifts and a focus on industrial strategy under the Carney administration.
Supporters of Alberta independence are in the final stages of a petition drive seeking to trigger a provincial referendum on separation from Canada. The initiative, led by the Alberta Prosperity Project, aims to gather sufficient signatures to compel the provincial government to address the question of sovereignty and the province's future within the Canadian federation.
The Canadian government has launched a major reform of its mining approval process, aiming to cut project timelines to two years. By centralizing coordination through the Major Projects Management Office, the initiative seeks to boost the development of critical minerals essential for the global energy transition while maintaining rigorous environmental and Indigenous consultation standards.
Environment Canada has issued a weather advisory for Windsor-Essex, Chatham-Kent, and Sarnia-Lambton, warning of strong wind gusts reaching up to 90 km/h. Residents are advised to prepare for potential power outages and hazardous driving conditions as the high-wind event moves through the region.
The RCMP has charged three individuals after the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) intercepted forged passports and fraudulent financial documents at the Peace Bridge border crossing. The investigation, led by the RCMP's Border Integrity Program, resulted in charges related to the production and possession of forged documents.
Nunavut Member of Parliament Lori Idlout has officially left the New Democratic Party (NDP) to join the Liberal Party of Canada. This significant floor-crossing alters the composition of the House of Commons, impacting the government's standing and parliamentary dynamics as the Liberals seek to advance their legislative agenda.
The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) has confirmed that the threat level in Canada associated with Iran and its proxies remains at 'medium'. This assessment reflects ongoing monitoring of activities, including foreign interference and potential threats to national security, as the agency continues to track risks posed by state-sponsored actors within Canadian borders.
The Canadian government has permitted TikTok to maintain its operations in Canada following a national security review. While the app will not be banned, the company must adhere to strict new conditions aimed at enhancing user protection and addressing concerns regarding data security and potential foreign influence.
Hundreds gathered in downtown Toronto to commemorate the 115th International Women's Day. Under the theme 'Rise and Resist,' participants marched to advocate for gender equality, labor rights, and social justice, highlighting ongoing challenges faced by women and marginalized communities in Canada and globally.
Major Canadian airports and airlines are experiencing ongoing flight disruptions, marking a prolonged period of operational instability. Travelers continue to face significant delays and cancellations as the aviation sector struggles to manage systemic pressures, impacting connectivity across the country.
The City of Toronto has released its initial mobility plan to address an anticipated 10 to 15 percent surge in traffic during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The strategy focuses on transit enhancements, road management, and pedestrian safety to accommodate the influx of visitors and ensure city operations continue smoothly during the global tournament.
Major Canadian firms National Bank of Canada and Innergex Renewable Energy have announced significant executive leadership appointments. These strategic changes, involving key roles within the financial and renewable energy sectors, reflect ongoing efforts by both organizations to strengthen their management teams and navigate evolving market landscapes in Canada.
Canada and Australia have formalized a new partnership to bolster critical mineral supply chains. The agreement aims to enhance cooperation in research, development, and investment, securing essential resources for the global transition to clean energy and advanced technologies.
The federal government and Membertou First Nation have finalized an agreement to add over 400 acres of land to the reserve. This expansion, located in Nova Scotia, is designed to support the community's long-term economic development, housing needs, and overall growth, marking a milestone in the nation's ongoing efforts to reclaim and expand its traditional land base.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, during his visit to Australia, stated that US-Israeli strikes on Iran appeared 'inconsistent with international law'. He reaffirmed Canada's commitment to preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons and called for de-escalation in the region, emphasizing the need for adherence to international norms.
Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand has strongly condemned recent Iranian strikes on civilian infrastructure across the Middle East, calling them a dangerous threat to regional stability. Anand emphasized the need for a diplomatic resolution and confirmed Canada's deployment of consular support to the region. The condemnation follows U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran and subsequent Iranian retaliation.
A 23-year-old snowmobiler died in an avalanche in British Columbia's Kootenay Pass on Saturday, February 28, 2026. The incident, which also involved another snowmobiler, has prompted renewed warnings from Avalanche Canada about the considerable and hazardous conditions in the province's backcountry. This marks the fifth avalanche fatality in BC this season.
