Jan 13, 2026 | 8:00 AM
Another suspect has been arrested in a multimillion-dollar gold heist at Toronto Pearson airport that happened two years ago.
Peel Regional Police say a 43-year-old man was arrested at the airport today as he flew in from Dubai and charged with theft, conspiracy and possession of stolen property.
They say an arrest warrant has been issued for a 27-year-old Brampton man who recently pleaded guilty to firearms trafficking-related charges in the U-S.
Seven other suspects have been arrested in a case which police are calling the largest gold heist in Canadian history.
Police in Oakville are looking for suspects after eight high-end vehicles valued at roughly two-million-dollars were stolen from a leasing business over the weekend.
Halton police say it happened overnight Sunday at Lockwood Leasing in the central part of the city, where the front window of the building was smashed before thieves gained access to a lock box that contained car keys.
A Ferrari, two Porsches, three Mercedes-Benz and two B-M-Ws were then driven off the lot.
Police say three of the vehicles were later recovered in the Greater Toronto Area.
Canadians whose family members are stuck in Iran say they fear for their loved ones' safety as protests continue across the country.
The Iranian government meanwhile has eased some restrictions on its people today — and for the first time in days, allowing them to make phone calls from their cellphones as the toll rises from days of bloody protests against the state.
The internet is still out and you can’t send a text.
A U-S-based human rights agency says at least 646 people have been killed during two weeks of protests and almost 11thousand people detained.
A wave of sexual deepfakes on the social media platform X has women's and children's advocacy groups calling for an online regulator.
The proliferation of sexual deepfakes created by Elon Musk's chatbot Grok has triggered a global backlash.
Most of the deepfakes have been targeted at women, but in some cases, they have included children.
Both the Canadian Centre for Child Protection and the Women's Legal Education and Action Fund want to see a new regulatory body similar to one the Liberal government proposed in 2024, but the bill didn't become law.