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Florida man sues police over false arrest linked to facial recognition errorAccording to the American Civil Liberties Union, there are 15 known examples of this type of misidentification error in the United States.TrendingJun 11
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Via Rail locomotive fleet to be replaced, new facility in works: MacKinnonThe trains will replace Via Rail's fleet across the country, except for the Windsor-Quebec City corridor, where the federal government is planning a new high-speed rail line.CanadaJul 29
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‘Labour-intensive’ 4-alarm fire at Etobicoke waste facilityToronto fire crews responded to a four-alarm fire at a waste management facility in Etobicoke early Tuesday morning.FireJul 28
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Suspect vehicle connected to Niagara Falls shooting recovered in QuebecPolice believe this is the third vehicle used by two suspects to flee the scene of the shooting. Officers previously recovered a White Nissan Rogue and a Mazda CX5.CrimeJul 23
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‘Racially offensive’ tirade at Halifax Costco under investigation by hate crime unitPolice say the the incident happened around 1 p.m. on Saturday at the Chain Lake Drive store in the Bayers Lake business district.CrimeJul 7
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Major Russian attack kills 21 in Kyiv after Ukraine strikes oil facilitiesLoud explosions shook the Ukrainian capital for hours during the night, with many people sheltering in subway stations after authorities issued air raid warnings.WorldJul 2
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More than $10M in tobacco seized at illegal facility: OPPOPP seized more than 40,000 kilograms of contraband tobacco valued at $10M and uncovered a large-scale manufacturing operation tied to an external criminal enterprise.CanadaJun 17
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Saudi Arabia nuclear pact with U.S. may create path to uranium enrichmentThe Trump administration released scant details of the deal, but sources said it paves the way for the building of a uranium enrichment facility in Saudi Arabia.WorldJul 22
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Kingston detox centre at KHSC expanding thanks to provincial fundingWith need continuing to grow across the city, KHSC's Detox Centre will be expanding both staffing and facilities thanks to a $1.8 million investment from the province.HealthJul 30
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Ottawa hails ‘good era of Canadian sport’ while announcing more fundingThe additional funding for Canadian athletes and sport facility upgrades comes after Canada saw its weakest Olympic medal performance in nearly four decades.CanadaJul 27
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Ontario manufacturer touted by defence minister announces relocation plans to PolandWoodward Inc. plans to close its facility in Peterborough, Ont., at the end of August 2027, putting 165 employees out of work.EconomyJul 14
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Carney says B.C. port expansion necessary to boost exports, independenceCarney outlined his support for the Port of Vancouver's Roberts Bank Terminal 2 expansion as he toured part of Global Container Terminals' Deltaport facility in Delta, B.C.EconomyJul 30
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West Edmonton seniors displaced by flooding at care homeForty-three seniors had to leave their basement units after they say rainwater came rushing through the windows at Villa Marguerite assisted living facility.HealthJul 16
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Beaconsfield pool makes a splash with new accessibility upgradesBeacon Hill pool has completed nearly $100,000 in upgrades, making the facility more accessible for swimmers of all ages and abilities.CanadaJul 11
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B.C. nurses say job action will expand to more locations across provinceIn a release, the union said that starting this weekend, picket lines will be up at major health-care facilities across the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island.HealthJul 9
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Company behind Crown Royal whisky signs deal to sell Ontario bottling plantA spokesperson for the company behind Crown Royal stated that while the agreement for the Amherstburg facility has been signed, details about its buyer won't be shared.EconomyJul 7
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Man arrested in Hungary for collecting human body parts from cemeteriesHungary's National Bureau of Investigation announced that the 30-year-old man from Budapest was arrested on suspicion of illegal use of human bodies.CrimeJun 23
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U.S. Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship, rejecting Trump orderThe justices relied on a long-settled understanding of the 14th Amendment and federal law in ruling that anyone born in the U.S., with very limited exceptions, is a citizen.U.S. NewsJun 30
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World-first burn treatment shows ‘remarkable’ results in Canadian patientHamilton Health Sciences said its team used exosomes to treat an 18-year-old Western University student after a fire in London, Ont., last December.CanadaJun 17
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Doctors detail 2024 Ontario child rabies death in effort to warn about contact with batsThe 11-year-old boy was at a cottage in northern Ontario in the summer of 2024 and was awoken by a bat lying on his nose and mouth, the case report said.HealthJun 29