His Majesty King Charles III and Her Majesty Queen Camilla arrived in Washington, DC, Monday for Charles's first visit to the United States as King, following his ascension in 2022. However, the Royals won't be seeing Charles' son Harry, who now lives in the U.S. Here's what to know about their itinerary. Read More

A man wanted in connection with a jewellery store robbery at Toronto's Fairview Mall last week that seriously injured a security officer has been linked to at least six other bank and jewellery store heists in Toronto and Quebec, police said in announcing an "enhanced" $25,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. Read More

The latest annual audit of antisemitic incidents in Canada shows an increase of almost 10 per cent since last year, driven by a spike in online harassments even as incidents of violence and harassment fell slightly. Read More

Canadian curler Wayne Middaugh reached out to Air Canada after arriving in Geneva, Switzerland, for the World Mixed Doubles and World Senior Curling Championships short of equipment. Read More

Israel's Consul General in Toronto has weighed in on the case of a Canadian teenager who plotted "to kill as many Jewish persons as possible," after a guilty verdict was handed down in the case. Read More

Toronto Police have made three arrests and seized several "SMS blasters," a sophisticated cybercrime weapon not previously seen in Canada. Read More

The U.K. government has become the latest jurisdiction to introduce a lifelong ban on smoking, as its Tobacco and Vapes Bill has cleared Parliament and now needs only royal assent to become law. Here's what to know. Read More

A terse exchange unfolded Wednesday between U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen over the issue of Canadian sales of U.S. alcohol, with the secretary saying it was "insulting and disrespectful to America" for Canada not to put U.S. spirits on its shelves. Read More

A new web portal operated by the U.S. government allows businesses to reclaim recent tariffs that have been struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court. Canadian companies could see some relief. Here's how it works. Read More

A new survey commissioned by industry advocacy group News Media Canada found that more than seven in 10 Canadians think the federal government should move to prevent artificial intelligence companies from allegedly taking and repackaging news content without permission or compensation. Read More

With wins in three federal byelections this month, Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals have moved from a minority to a slim majority in the House of Commons. This after five members of Parliament — four Conservatives and one NDP — broke ranks and crossed the floor in recent months. Read More

Canada's immigration services have received an unusually high number of applications for citizenship in recent months, driven by those from the United States, departmental data shows. This comes as the government has implemented and clarified new rules under Bill C-3 that broaden the ability of parents to pass Canadian citizenship on to their children. Read More