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A Saint John teacher has earned a Governor General’s History Award for Excellence in Teaching, police in St. Stephen investigate a hate crime, and Fredericton council is set to vote on its 2025 budget.

A new survey by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business found many B.C. businesses are facing significant problems with crime and public disorder. Alissa Thibault reports.

Crime Stoppers has launched a new campaign that encourages people to anonymously report hate crimes in Edmonton. Morgan Black reports.

Police are investigating an assault in New Westminster as a possible hate crime. A woman wearing a hijab was allegedly spat on inside a local fast-food restaurant. Angela Jung has the story.

As Catherine McDonald reports, the crown said if the judge rejects the federal crown’s arguments that it was an act of terror, the judge should impose a 13-year sentence if she rules the crime was hate-motivated.

Halifax Regional Police have completed their investigation into the sudden death of an employee at the Mumford Road Walmart in October. They say no crime was committed. As Ella MacDonald reports, staff are preparing to re-open the store.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre challenged Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during question period on Wednesday, claiming that some MPs from his party have “lost confidence” in his leadership, after a closed-door Liberal caucus meeting on Parliament Hill lasted about three hours. “24 Liberal MPs went to his caucus today to tell him that he’s not worth...

Peterborough police are treating an early morning assault in East City as a hate crime. The search continues for suspects. Greg Davis has more.

As federal investigations into varying alleged crimes begin to wind down, sentencing for Donald Trump’s criminal conviction in the hush money matter appears to have also fallen further down the calendar — possibly by as long as four years. Reggie Cecchini has the details.

Three men have been arrested in B.C. as part of an investigation into an organized crime group linked to a Mexican drug cartel. RCMP federal investigators allege the group was helping import cocaine into Canada.

Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) officials said on Tuesday they have searched and are patrolling the Allen Physics Laboratory at the University of Manitoba’s Fort Garry campus, following reports of a man armed with a “big knife.” Const. Claude Chancy said they were unable to find the suspect, adding that they don’t believe there is a...

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, U.S. President Joe Biden and Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni missed the official “family photograph” at the 2024 G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro after arriving late due to a trilateral meeting.

After protests in Montreal, Quebec, Canada turned violent over the weekend, Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre pointed the finger at the Liberal government on Monday during question period in the House of Commons. “It’s what happens after nine years of a woke prime minister pushing radical, woke identity politics dividing people by race, gender, vaccine...

High-profile Canadian political figures and Indigenous leaders gathered in Winnipeg on Sunday to pay respects to the late Murray Sinclair at his public memorial service. Plus, British Columbia’s health ministry says the first suspected human case of avian influenza has been detected in Canada. And finally, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed he and U.S....

Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre called for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to “fully reverse his radical liberalization of drugs” in Canada on Tuesday, adding that drug overdoses have claimed the lives of approximately 47,000 residents — which he said was higher than the number of Canadian veterans lost in the Second World War.

Politicians and B.C. industry leaders have spent the day scrambling to dissect the full effects of the threat by U. S. president-elect Donald Trump to slap 25% trade sanctions on Canada. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, B.C. Premier David Eby and others react to the news and how it serves as a...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is wrapping up the first two days at the Apec summit in Peru where leaders of Pacific nations, including China’s Xi Jinping have been meeting. The discussions have been taking place against the backdrop of a looming second term for Donald Trump and growing concerns over tariffs. David Akin has more.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Israeli defence minister Yoav Gallant, and Hamas military leader Mohammed Deif, who Israel claims to have killed in an airstrike earlier this year. Redmond Shannon reports on the charges related to the crisis in Gaza, and how Canada would...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau released a video addressing immigration numbers on Sunday, saying the federal government was taking a “major” step by reducing the number of immigrants for the next three years. “Increasingly, bad actors like fake colleges and big chain corporations have been exploiting our immigration system for their own interests,” Trudeau said in...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is leaving the G20 summit disappointed with how other leaders did not strongly condemn Russia over its war in Ukraine. David Akin looks at Trudeau’s frustration; his thoughts on Ukraine now having permission to launch American-supplied long-range missiles at Russia; and why he says he’s not concerned about U.S. President-elect Donald...