New Zealand led a multinational naval operation in November to enforce UN sanctions on North Korea, disrupting illicit transfers and reinforcing regional security.

Four teens were charged after a masked, hammer-wielding robbery attempt at a Mississauga mall on Dec. 3, 2025.

Nearly one in three families of children with leukemia face severe financial hardship during treatment, despite medical advances.

Alberta’s government ended a session early, blocking debate on transgender rights bill using its majority, sparking criticism over transparency and accountability.

A Canadian military probe found flaws in the 1988 assault case against former general Dany Fortin, citing bias and poor oversight, though it didn’t change the acquittal.

Canada’s Privacy Commissioner investigates Toronto’s billboards using facial detection for audience analytics, citing data risks despite no biometric storage claims.

British Columbia rejects calls to repeal housing laws aimed at boosting density and speeding construction.

Queue Ventures raises $9.6M in private placement, with funds held in escrow until conditions are met.

A Canadian truck driver was stopped for smelling of alcohol; he lit a candle to hide the scent.

James Patterson gives $500 to 600 indie booksellers to support small bookstores.