We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. A 25-year-old man has been arrested in connection to a fatal assault in a Brampton parking lot last week, Peel police sayThe man and a victim had a verbal dispute, which escalated into a fight, in a parking lot near Castlemore Road and McVean Drive on Jan. 12, said Peel Regional Police in a news release. The victim was seriously injured in the assault and died in hospital on Jan. 15, police say. On Tuesday, police arrested and charged a Brampton man with manslaughter. Police urge anyone with information to reach out to investigators or Crime Stoppers.

Prince Harry held back tears as he said the Daily Mail had made his wife Meghan's life "an absolute misery," during his appearance in the witness box on Wednesday at London's High Court in his privacy lawsuit against the paper's publisher. Associated, which also publishes the Mail on Sunday, has called the allegations "preposterous smears," saying its journalists had legitimate sources for information, including from the celebrities' friends and acquaintances. Prince Harry departs the High Court in London on Wednesday. (Toby Melville/Reuters)Choking up, Harry added: "They have made my wife's life an absolute misery." Earlier he repeatedly rejected claims from White that its papers' journalists were close to his "leaky" social circle.

An Ontario man has been ordered by a Superior Court judge not to bring a snake to ongoing proceedings in a family law dispute. According to a November 2025 decision by Justice Calum MacLeod, the man appeared at a family court case conference with an albino ball python named “Rico,” insisting that the snake was a service animal. In reviewing the evidence, Justice MacLeod wrote that “the ‘doctor’ who wrote the note stating that (King) needed the presence of the service animal is not a person registered with any (Ontario medical colleges). Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement Advertisement“I am satisfied on the evidence that Rico is not a service animal within the meaning of any applicable standard or legislation,” wrote MacLeod. He ordered a ban against King from “bringing Rico or any other service animal” into the courthouse without leave.

But big questions remain about the planned high-speed rail corridor between Toronto and Quebec City, including where the trains will stop along the way. Almost a year ago, Justin Trudeau's Liberals announced a six-year, $3.9-billion design and development plan for the 1,000-kilometre high-speed rail line. WATCH | Now that the high-speed rail is approved, what's next? An LRT train passes the Via Rail train station in Ottawa in December 2022. Imbleau said connection to Ottawa's LRT will be a "key consideration" in deciding where Ottawa's train station will go.

Nova Scotia mass killer’s spouse draws backlash with new memoirNewsDuration 2:26Lisa Banfield, the former common law spouse of Canada’s worst mass shooter, is telling her story in a new memoir of domestic abuse. But some families of other victims of the 2020 Nova Scotia mass shooting are angry and accuse Banfield of profiting from the tragedy.

Vincent Rigby joined the National Post to discuss Canada's options in the unlikely event of a U.S. military attack on Canada. Rigby emphasized that a U.S. invasion would be considered low-probability but would have a very high impact. He called U.S. President Donald Trump's provocative posts about Canada "destabilizing" but part of a broader strategic playbook, rather than evidence of a threat. Rigby further noted that any hypothetical invasion would be unpopular in the U.S. and extremely difficult to pursue across Canada's vast territory. While the U.S. may have the world’s strongest military, Rigby emphasized that trying to take Canada is a classic case of ‘be careful what you wish for and how much you want to bite off.’”

Of the trio, including Barrett, Quickley, and Poeltl, the contract that is the most favorable for the Raptors' long-term future is that of the former Duke Blue Devil. He is set to make just north of $53 million guaranteed over the next two years, which may be too much for a player who has missed 70 games over the last two and a half seasons. However, when you take into consideration that Poeltl and Quickley are under contract through at least 2029, it’s much safer to get them off the books than to ride it out and see whether they fulfill the production assumed based on their expensive contracts.

The 29-year-old achieved a major milestone on Wednesday as he reached the World Cup Para snowboard podium for the first time in his career with a bronze medal in the men’ snowboard cross. Last season, Nadreau made his world championships debut at Big White, B.C., and posted a season-high fifth place in the snowboard cross. Watching a video of Tyler Turner winning Canada’s first ever gold medal in Para snowboard at the 2022 Games inspired Nadreau to start riding again. “I typed ‘para snowboard’ on YouTube, and he was the first one that came up. In January 2025 he made his World Cup debut and two months later he was at the worlds.

A Saint John police sergeant has had his criminal case brought to an end after Crown prosecutors decided to withdraw two charges that had been levelled against him by a police oversight body. The Crown withdrew charges on Jan. 8 of sexual assault and breach of public trust that had been laid against the officer last November by the Serious Incident Response Team. Defence lawyer Nathan Gorham said Crown prosecutors informed him the charges against his client would be withdrawn because they didn't believe there was a likely probability of conviction. CBC News asked the Department of Justice for an interview about the decision by Crown prosecutors, but did not receive one. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementWhile the criminal case against the officer has ended, a Police Act investigation against him will continue, Saint John police Staff Sgt.

French President Emmanuel Macron delivers a speech at the Istres military air force base, southern France, last week. France’s President Emmanuel Macron leads a meeting on New-Caledonia at the Elysee Palace in Paris on Monday. The French president didn’t mention his ocular malaise or the trendy shades during his address and fireside chat on Tuesday. French President Emmanuel Macron is seen during the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Tuesday. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement Advertisement“Nobody wants him because he’s going to be out of office very soon,” Trump told reporters on Monday night, as reported by Bloomberg.

Roadside cars causing snow-clearing issues in CharlottetownNewsDuration 1:46The City of Charlottetown is reminding residents not to park their cars on the road overnight. There is a ban from mid-November to mid-April to allow for snow clearing. But, as CBC’s Tony Davis tells us, some residents are still not listening.

China has lifted its years-long ban on Canadian beef exports — a move industry officials hope will contribute to the sector’s growth and support future market diversification. “The beef producers should be enthusiastic,” said Gordon Houlden, director emeritus of The China Institute at the University of Alberta. “If we can lever an improved political relationship to help the beef industry, that’s a good thing,” Houlden added. Beef not immediately entering Chinese marketsDespite the encouraging message sent by lifting the ban, Laycraft said it doesn’t mean Canadian beef will be able to enter the Chinese market right away. For The National, CBC’s Paula Duhatschek breaks down what’s making meat so expensive and what it will take to stabilize the Canadian market.

Trump says he 'won't use force' to acquire GreenlandNewsDuration 0:47U.S. President Donald Trump says the U.S. won’t use excessive force to acquire Greenland during his speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Wednesday, but reiterated his desire to own the Arctic island for security purposes.

Prime Minister Mark Carney turned some heads in Switzerland on Tuesday with his stark assessment of the current state of global affairs. And we knew that international law applied with varying rigour depending on the identity of the accused or the victim," the prime minister said. But Roland Paris, a foreign policy adviser to former prime minister Justin Trudeau, told CBC News that Carney's speech left him wondering what comes next. Roland Paris, a former foreign policy adviser to former prime minister Justin Trudeau, breaks down Carney's speech and what it tells us about Canada's foreign policy going forward. In his speech, Carney touted his government's efforts to make new trade arrangements with countries in Europe and Asia in an effort to become less reliant on the U.S.

Classes were canceled for “insufficient enrollment,” even as funding confirmations for many Indigenous students arrive late in the summer — after course schedules are finalized. “We are visiting the boundaries of our community’s property,” Kyembo said, according to Mongabay, before being forced to turn back. Community forest concessions allow Indigenous and local communities to hold up to 50,000 hectares in perpetuity. “We don’t know what lies behind them.”Previously, the government estimated 3.4 million hectares of oil palm overlapped forest land. In Canada, a university devoted to Indigenous renewal allows language to survive only at the level of symbolism.