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The 33-year-old suspect watched the woman burn to death while sitting on a bench outside the subway car

Canada shows as 'Only 1 left. Order now' and the delivery date is set to Dec. 29 in the doctored image posted to X by Eric Trump

Samuel Green committed five separate sexual assaults targeting women as they walked alone at night

Operation Proteus is professionalizing West Bank Palestinian security forces, to head off threats to Israel and make Palestinians safer, too

Justin Trudeau is reportedly taking the holiday break to reflect on his future. That means a lot can happen by the time the House of Commons resumes on Jan. 27

The story involves allegations of many familiar elements of road rage: honking, tailgating, forcing someone off the road and brandishing a firearm

Mike Ellis says he is shoring up the Alberta sheriffs and giving communities the power to choose if the RCMP is right for their needs

To get more items out for delivery, Canada Post had employees delivering mail in some cities over the weekend

Amichai Chikli, an Israeli minister, chided the Canadian prime minister for being the only G7 leader who hasn't visited the Jewish state since Oct. 7, 2023

From yule logs to Christmas lights, here are the little-known origins of Christmas traditions

A visa officer's questions about how much money her brother had in the bank resulted in the Ghanian woman's application being denied

Amazon says the Teamsters strike in several of its locations will barely affect U.S. operations, let alone Canadian fulfillment

After spending 10 days in Ontario jail, the two U.K. men were ordered to 'go home' by the judge. 'Don’t let the door of the plane hit you on your backsides as you board'

'It is time for Canada to make needlessly complicated and costly tax filing services a thing of the past,' the fiscal document reads

OTTAWA — NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said Friday morning that his caucus will vote to bring the Liberal government down when Parliament reconvenes in the new year. Read More

Toronto’s Jewish community is resolute after a Jewish girls’ school on the city’s north side was riddled with gunfire for the third time this year. “We are here to educate children, and that’s what we’re here for, and that’s what we will continue to do, and we hope that this is the final time, and this will come to an end again,” Rabbi Yaacov Vidal, the school’s principal, told reporters Friday. “As Hanukkah is coming up, light will always prevail, and the message to the world out there is increasing goodness and kindness.” While the school was in operation Friday, school officials said that some parents decided to keep their children home from school. Toronto police said that in the early hours of Dec. 20 they found “evidence of firearm discharge” at Bais Chaya Mushka Elementary School in North York. Police responded within moments of the shooting, officials said. Read More

OTTAWA — Chrystia Freeland made headlines this week for her dramatic departure from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s cabinet, which precipitated the publication of an unauthorized biography called “Chrystia: From Peace River to Parliament Hill.” Read More

The blockbuster resignation of Chrystia Freeland on Monday forced Trudeau to act quickly

OTTAWA — As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau names his new cabinet, some Liberals say the chance of serving in it has lost its appeal, following the chaos-causing departure of Chrystia Freeland. Read More

The case sent shockwaves through France and indeed the world. A husband would drug his wife with enough anti-anxiety medication to knock her out, then bring another man into their home while he videoed the man raping her. Read More