Canadian grandmother broke a Guinness World Record by completing 1,575 pushups in one hour, despite her shoulder dislocating.

Canadian Prime Minister announced last month the country would change its approach to immigration. Now, they are tightening the border.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be arrested if he travels to the UK following the issuance of an international arrest warrant for the leader by the International Criminal Court (ICC), according to a spokesperson for the UK Prime Minister's office.

Justin Trudeau has reaffirmed his commitment to upholding international law in response to the arrest warrant issued for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.

A new passport was issued to a convicted human smuggler allegedly connected to several migrant deaths, despite a court order barring him from applying for one.

Harshkumar Ramanlal Patel, an Indian national, and Steve Shand, a Florida resident, face charges related to human trafficking and culpable homicide

Shilei Du, of Montreal, is facing first-degree murder charges after he was released on bail in September then killed his partner just weeks later.

The border has seen roughly 19,000 people arrested for unlawful border crossings in 2024, including 358 suspects on the terror watchlist

A similar notice was sent out by the U.S. in July, warning people from travelling to the border city of Matamoros, in the state of Tamaulipas

An Ottawa high school faces backlash for playing an Arabic peace song during its Remembrance Day ceremony.

A Canadian provincial officer allegedly threw away part of an accident victim's skull to spite the victim's mother, resulting in a 15-day suspension for the official.

There have been roughly 19,000 people arrested for unlawful border crossings from the north in 2024, about the same amount as the last 17 years combined

Canadian agencies report their surrogates are less willing to carry children for Israeli clients, an additional obstacle for gay men seeking surrogates.

Since Donald Trump's re-election, Canadian immigration lawyers have seen a surge in inquiries that inspired a website dedicated to American "Trumpugees."

In the days following Trump's election win, discontented Americans are showing interest in relocation, with searches for immigration information skyrocketing.

Carleton University faces intense backlash after hiring a convicted terrorist to teach a course on social justice.

Canadian parents are outraged after someone jokingly left a bowl full of razors out on Halloween night in an effort to make a political statement.

In Latin America, migration desire stays high at 28%, with nearly half of adults in Ecuador, Honduras, and the Dominican Republic hoping to leave.

A Nova Scotia man was arrested and charged with child porn-related offenses after border agents seized a child sex doll addressed to him earlier this month.

Four people were seen wearing white sheets with the KKK's signature pointed hood in photos shared across social media.

Canadian manufacturers of methamphetamine are being pushed to begin selling their product in foreign markets after being unable to compete with cheaper product from Mexico circulating in their home market.

Prime Minister Trudeau cites a need to stabilize the economy, but businesses and migrant advocates warn of negative impacts on growth and community support.

The maximum sentence for the offense was five years, but the judge decided that jail time would not serve a purpose after reading several reference letters.

The United States and its allies regularly cross through the 180-kilometre (112-mile) Taiwan Strait to reinforce its status as an international waterway, angering Beijing.

A Kingston man's craving for Chick-fil-A ended with a hefty fine rather than a tasty meal when he was stopped by police using AI technology.

Mysterious white blobs have been washing up on nearly 28 miles of Canadian beaches, baffling locals and experts who can't seem to identify them.

A woman from Hong Kong pleaded guilty to trying to smuggle 29 endangered turtles from the U.S. into Canada using an inflatable kayak.

The unveiling of Canada's "Victims of Communism" memorial is on hold as officials investigate a report flagging over half its honorees for links to fascism.

In June, CBP reported more than 2,800 encounters with Indian nationals along the northern border, an all-time high

In July, Canada refused entry to 5853 foreign travelers, who include students, workers and tourists, the most since at least January 2019