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The man faces two terrorism-related charges under the Criminal Code. RCMP say the case marks the first time this type of charge has been laid in Atlantic Canada.

'We know what we are selling and we're trustworthy. If you make a deal with a Swede, then that will really, really last,” Sweden's deputy prime minister says.

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said a newly unsealed indictment accuses Ryan James Wedding of tracking down and posting photos online of the witness to facilitate his murder.

The woman survived the ordeal, and is in hospital being treated for severe injuries.

A Nova Scotia judge is scheduled to sentence a woman today who has been in prison since she was 15 and has pleaded guilty to unlawful confinement.

Quebec Liberal Party Leader Pablo Rodriguez is calling for an independent, external investigation into what he says are serious allegations related to his leadership campaign.

OPP in Thunder Bay say a traffic stop in Shuniah led to the seizure of 18kg of suspected cocaine worth $1.8 million, with two people now facing trafficking charges.

The body of Celeste Rivas Hernandez was found in September 'severely decomposed,' stuffed inside a bag in the trunk of the Tesla registered to D4vd.

One person is dead after being hit by a vehicle on Peigan Trail in southeast Calgary early Wednesday morning. It happened between 84 Street southeast and 100 Street southeast.

William Nylander swung his stick at a fluttering puck before watching it carom into the net.

People living in the southwest Calgary communities of Vermillion Hill and Alpine Park are concerned about reports of an aggressive pack of dogs roaming the area.

Mark Scheifele tallied three primary assists as he played in his 898th career game, breaking a tie with Blake Wheeler for the most in Jets/Thrashers history.

William Nylander scored at 4:06 of overtime as the underperforming and injury-ravaged Toronto Maple Leafs picked up a much-needed 3-2 victory over the St. Louis Blues to snap an ugly five-game slide Tuesday.

Saskatoon's business owners were invited to a discussion with Mayor Block to go over the city's new initiatives, looking at how to work together to help Saskatoon thrive.

Elections Saskatchewan chief electoral officer is recommending telephone voting as a last resort method for voters in a bid to address gap voters.

The young man, identified only as Vincent, passed away three weeks ago in Kitimat Hospital from a congenital hernia, according to Claire Rattée.

The home will allow the organization to expand existing services and add new ones to help support some 300 families every year amid the growing need.

The Canadian Coast Guard says it received a report on Monday afternoon from the tug Malolo that the loaded freight barge they were towing was taking on water.

Edmonton police are investigating 11 break-ins since September at collectible stores across the city, in which coveted Pokémon and Magic the Gathering cards have been stolen.

Come the end of 2026, Albertans could see mandatory citizenship information — and their health-care number — on their driver's licence or ID card.

Travelers and advocates say a rule at WestJet Airlines that prevents passengers from traveling with some wheelchairs is discriminating against people living with a disability.

The clause relates to laws that put restrictions on student pronoun changes at school, on girls' sports, and on medical therapies for young people looking to transition.

The Canadian Medical Association, which represents doctors nationwide, says Albertans will be left waiting longer to access health care if the province moves forward with the plan.

After 11 days and no sign of the missing boy, on Oct. 1, the official search for six-year-old Darius MacDougall was called off — but his family isn't giving up.

Privacy commissioners say school boards weren't prepared for the scale of the PowerSchool data breach and are urging changes to their agreements with the technology company.