A 36-year-old Toronto man has pleaded guilty to charges in what the RCMP are calling the largest terrorism financing scheme in Canadian history.

The CBC’s board of directors says the Crown corporation will no longer pay individual bonuses to employees. The board says in a statement it will discontinue what CBC refers to as “performance pay” ...

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An employee with the Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program is accused of using his job to enrich himself and launder the proceeds of financial fraud, RCMP say.

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and 20 per cent transferred to the Ottawa Police Service. This is despite, in 2019, council directing that all revenue from automated traffic enforcement be allocated to the city’s Road Safety ...

Germany's foreign ministry hit back at U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio after he criticized the decision to classify the Alternative ...

OTTAWA, ON, May 2, 2025 /CNW/ - The RCMP is proud to support the international fight against drug trafficking by assisting Vancouver Police Department's investigation against Cody Casey ...

OTTAWA, ON, May 2, 2025 /CNW/ - The RCMP is proud to support the international fight against drug trafficking by assisting Vancouver Police Department's investigation against Cody Casey, a ...

North Cowichan/Duncan RCMP say a woman reported missing Monday has been found safe. The 65-year-old had last been seen on Sunday, April 27, 2025. Police issued an alert on April 30, and on May 1 ...

A grass fire near Melville, Sask. is affecting visibility for motorists travelling along the highway, according to RCMP. Officers and local fire services are responding to the fire located on ...

More than 120,000 Ottawa residents woke up today with the next prime minister as the MP for their riding, a rare occurrence in this area (Sir John A. Macdonald in Carleton in 1882 and William Lyon ...