A comprehensive analysis by Radio-Canada reveals that less than one-fifth of the content of the prime minister’s speeches since he was elected has been in French.

As the front lines of the war in Ukraine continue to be described as a “meat grinder,” the shadow wars between the Kremlin and Kyiv have intensified, with covert assassinations, railway sabotage and car bombings become more common.

U.S. President Donald Trump is trying to persuade Americans that the anti-fascist movement dubbed Antifa poses as grave a threat to the country as designated terrorist organizations such as Hezbollah. 

Border officers told their union the September IT outage may have led them to miss potential security flags at Canada-U.S. crossings. The CBSA says safety standards were upheld, but security experts call it a big risk.

With fall race reason at its peak, some athletes are stressing over news that fitness-tracking app Strava is suing device-maker Garmin in a U.S. lawsuit alleging patent infringement and breach of conduct.

Financial records uncovered during a 2019 murder investigation detail what police say was a web of people, and seemingly restaurants, who owed hundreds of thousands of dollars to Charalambos Theologou, the organized crime kingpin shot dead at a Starbucks in Laval, Que., last week.