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A suspect charged in connection to hate-related crimes at a synagogue and a mosque last week has been arrested again.

The Manitoba government has launched a $1-million Security Enhancement Fund to help community organizations and places of worship combat a rise in hate crimes and vandalism. Hersh Singh reports.

The Peterborough Police Service officially relaunched a renewed “NOH8 “(No Hate) education and awareness campaign on Wednesday to help address hate incidents in the community. Madeleine McColl has more on how you can get involved:

The Toronto Police hate crime unit is investigating the removal of nearly two dozen Jewish prayer scrolls from the doorways of homes in a North York seniors apartment building. As Megan King reports, the incident has left many residents scared and worried about expressing their identity.

Police are investigating possible hate crimes after a synagogue and a hookah lounge in Winnipeg were vandalized. Vasilios Bellos reports.

Myron Demkiw says he’s concerned about the rise in hate crime and is encouraged that other major crime indicators are down. Catherine McDonald reports.

Global News has learned that at least nine Toronto police officers have been arrested in an organized crime investigation. The arrests are part of “Project South” — a lengthy investigation by York Regional Police into organized crime and corruption.

Seven Toronto police officers, including one retired member, have been arrested among 27 suspects following a major organized crime and corruption investigation, York Regional Police announced Thursday. Police revealed the results of Project South, a months long probe that uncovered allegations of bribery, breach of trust, drug trafficking and the unauthorized access and distribution of...

The BC Conservatives have keyed in on business crime and social disorder as a weakness for the BC NDP government. A townhall is being held in Kelowna on Thursday. Also, the Vancouver Bandits are bringing a ‘home’ game to Kelowna.

While municipalities continue to face serious pressures, from housing affordability to public safety, there are also signs of progress at the local level. Municipal politics expert Myer Siemiatycki joins Candace Daniel to break down emerging bright spots, including innovative housing initiatives and declining crime rates in some cities, and what these trends could mean for...

A B.C. teen has been identified as the person found dead on a beach in Australia surrounded by dingoes. We speak to a friend of hers. Four months after the Extortion Task Force was announced, police provided an update on Tuesday – what progress have they made? And more than half of B.C. small businesses...

Speaking in the House of Commons Wednesday, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer admitted he regretted appointing former Ambassador to the United States Peter Mandelson after documents revealed last September that he remained close to the late, convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered remarks Tuesday in Ottawa along with Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre during a Holocaust Remembrance Day event in Ottawa, saying that Canada stands “with the Jewish community against hate.” Carney says he’s working with Poilievre “to make it a criminal offence to intentionally, wilfully obstruct access to places of worship, schools,...

Speaking about what she described as an “incredibly volatile global environment” triggered by increasing economic and military threats across the world from U.S. President Donald Trump, Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand said that priorities have shifted significantly since Mark Carney became prime minister after former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stepped down from government.

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government is facing new criticism about how it has handled the national pharmacare program. Interim NDP leader Don Davies says the Liberals have not been clear about whether they intend to continue expanding the program. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Feb. 6, 2026.

U.S. President Donald Trump says the United States and India have agreed to a new trade deal, with Washington lowering its reciprocal tariff on Indian goods from 25 per cent to 18 per cent. Trump made the announcement in a Truth Social post after a call with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Premiers from across the country have arrived in Ottawa for a meeting with the prime minister. Trade remains top of mind as the year-long tariff feud with U.S. President Donald Trump rages on. Skye Bryden-Blom reports on the priorities of Atlantic Canadian premiers.

Prime Minister Mark Carney considers Canada a “leader” on climate change results and solutions. “If we have an oil pipeline — which we’re working towards achieving to the West Coast — it will be twin with the pathways project,” he said Thursday, adding, “not just making sure that’s low emission oil and gas in the production and...

B.C. Premier David Eby was meeting with other premiers and Prime Minister Mark Carney in Ottawa, with impending negotiations to renew the Canada-U-S-Mexico trade agreement casting a shadow. The parents of a man who died by MAID in B.C. say it never should have happened without their knowledge.

Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi dissolved the lower house of parliament on Friday, paving the way for a national election on Feb. 8 as she seeks to capitalize on her strong public approval ratings.