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Winnipeg police are investigating a suspected hate-motivated attack on a mosque in the city’s east end after windows were smashed and possible gunfire damaged the building Wednesday night. Police say suspects also shouted racist comments at visitors earlier in the evening. Community leaders and the National Council of Canadian Muslims say the incident highlights growing...

Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs CEO Noah Shack comments on new hate crimes statistics, the arrest of a Toronto protester and a Canadian intelligence report warning that four plots to attack Jewish targets have been disrupted.

Toronto police are investigating after two locations of the Jewish-owned Kiva’s Bagel Bar were targeted in separate overnight incidents. Investigators say one bakery was struck by gunfire, while a second location had a window smashed with no evidence of gunfire. The Hate Crime Unit and Integrated Gun and Gang Task Force are leading the investigation. 

Montreal police have arrested two suspects following assaults targetting members of the Hassidic Jewish community earlier this month. These latest arrests come at a time when antisemitic incidents are on the rise according to Jewish community leaders. Brayden Jagger Haines reports.

Property crimes in Edmonton increased significantly in 2025, driven by shoplifting, mischief and theft from vehicles, while offences like auto theft and extortion dropped. As Bianca Millions explains, the amount of violent crimes also saw a drop.

A Winnipeg mosque was attacked Wednesday, according to police, who say the hate crimes unit is investigating.

Members of Montreal’s Muslim community joined politicians Wednesday to denounce an act being investigated as a hate crime. On Sunday, a fake bloody arm was left at the entrance of a mosque in Verdun. As Dan Spector reports, Muslim leaders say that given recent history in Quebec, incidents like this need to be taken very...

It was an emotional day for the families of victims of Kenneth Law as they shared their grief at his sentencing hearing. His products have been linked to dozens of deaths around the world and many of those families flew from overseas to make their voices heard. Crime Specialist Catherine McDonald reports on what they...

In the past year, the Canada Border Services Agency has secured removal orders for 188 people. More than 100 have been removed. While some say this is a big step toward combatting extortion and organized crime, others say it’s a drop in the bucket. Elissa Carpenter reports.

Prime Minister Mark Carney says he expects a trade deal with India to be concluded by the mid-December G20 summit as talks make good progress. He adds India has indicated Prime Minister Narendra Modi intends to visit Canada around that time — though an exact date has not been finalized. Jazan Grewal has this story...

Kelowna Business Owners on Commerce Avenue are done dealing with the constant crime. Break-ins and vanadlism have become a bigger issue after a supportive housing complex opened in 20-18. Klaudia Van Emmerik has the story.

Prime Minister Mark Carney pledged Sunday that Canada would work together with France to develop shared space infrastructure, including launch systems. Carney said the two governments have also tasked the regional joint cooperation commission between Atlantic Canada and Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon with expanding work on economic growth, energy transition and climate resilience.

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s plan to privatize Canada’s four largest airports. What may have caused voters in an Alberta byelection to vote for the NDP in a UCP stronghold. Plus, the theft of tens of millions of Canadian and American driver’s licences.

Five people have died and several others were injured after an Amazon cargo plane crashed while landing at Miami International Airport on Sunday. The Federal Aviation Administration says Prime Air Flight 7598 overran the runway while landing around 2 p.m., striking vehicles before bursting into flames.

One of the men convicted in the notorious ‘Surrey Six’ drug murders has lost his court bid to have his conviction overturned. As Kristen Robinson reports, the hearing was yet another agonizing day in court for the mother of the 22-year-old innocent victim of the crime.

To say Canada’s prime minister is on a roll would be an understatement. Now home from a successful trip to Europe, Mark Carney and the Liberals are riding high in the polls. In British Columbia, provincial politics has become somewhat of a spectators’ sport. There’s speculation Premier David Eby could call a snap election within...

OPP have laid multiple charges following a drug and property crime investigation in South Frontenac. A homemade taser, 50 grams of suspected methamphetamine, two grams of suspected fentanyl and roughly $1,000 in cash are among the items seized by OPP following the search of a property on Aug. 21.

High oil prices from the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz amid the Iran war have prompted Prime Minister Mark Carney to extend his suspension of the federal excise tax on gas and diesel. It was supposed to expire on Labour Day, but will now be lifted Jan. 31, 2027. Jillian Piper looks at how...

The Liberals have won all three federal byelections, securing the government’s majority. Global News Morning speaks with UBC political science lecturer Stewart Prest about what the results mean for Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Liberals as they face a renewed trade fight with the U.S.

Canadian soldiers have fought and died alongside Americans in five major conflicts spanning decades, yet the Trump administration continues to insult Canada’s military. Now, U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is mocking Canadian cadets, in an act that Prime Minister Mark Carney says is “beneath their office.” Touria Izri reports.