Canada’s national police service, an agency of the Government of Canada
Belgian prosecutors have opened an espionage investigation after NATO security services flagged a Canadian citizen of Chinese origin working at SHAPE in Mons. The suspect has been detained and searches of her home and workplace have occurred. NATO says there is no evidence that operations were disrupted as the case unfolds.
A gunshot strike at the US Consulate in Toronto has left a shell casing and facade damage but no injuries. Police pursued a white sedan briefly before stopping the chase for safety. Investigators are probing possible links to prior March shooting and a broader gun-for-hire network; multiple arrests have occurred in related cases.
The Bald Range wildfire in British Columbia has grown rapidly since Friday, forcing thousands to flee from Summerland, Peachland, and surrounding areas. Authorities have declared a state of emergency and are coordinating federal support as evacuations continue and the fire remains out of control.
British Columbia has filed a California federal lawsuit seeking damages and a court order to overhaul how OpenAI handles dangerous conversations linked to the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, while ongoing suits allege negligence and failure to alert authorities.
The US Department of Justice has charged James Cody Bryant, 30, of Washington state, with conspiracy to murder a person in a foreign country in connection with the February Tumbler Ridge attack in Canada. Bryant allegedly provided money, technical advice and planned a livestream, while the shooter, 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar, died by suicide after killing eight people in British Columbia. Prosecutors say Bryant maintained contact with the shooter for months.
A serious incident has produced a major fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta, and Defense Minister David McGuinty has said there have been fatalities and injuries. The blaze has crossed the base perimeter, crews from multiple jurisdictions are responding and federal, provincial and local authorities are coordinating an active investigation and emergency response.
A grass fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright has killed four service members and left up to 39 injured, with winds driving the blaze toward training areas. Officials say there is no evidence of terrorism; the investigation continues as hospitals treat the wounded.