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  1. Why a spate of gun-for-hire shootings in Toronto were likely paid for by Iran

    Police take photos of a bullet hole at the scene of an early morning shooting outside the US Consulate in Toronto, on Monday, July 27, 2026.

    A CBC News investigation has pinpointed a dozen politically-motivated gun-for-hire shootings in Toronto that appear to have been financed by the Iranian government.

  2. Canadian 'tremendously sorry' after spending stolen crypto on Lamborghini, BMWs, jewelry

    A young man in a white t-shirt

    A 20-year-old Canadian who conned cryptocurrency holders out of millions of dollars — and lived large as a teenager in Florida with "extravagant" partying, access to a private jet and luxury cars — could soon be headed home to Canada after he pleaded guilty to a money laundering conspiracy and was sentenced to time served Monday.

  3. Netanyahu's political survival on the line as Israel votes

    A grey haired man in a suit and tie stands and smiles in an indoor room near an Israeli flag.

    Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a fight for political survival in Israel's election on Tuesday, with voters weighing his leadership after the 2023 Hamas-led attacks, wars in Gaza and Iran, and Israel's deepening international isolation.

  4. Russia, Ukraine begin ceasefire in city of Oleshky as deadly strikes continue elsewhere

    A dark, nighttime scene depicts first responders working on a road where a heavily damaged car sits, behind tape.

    Russia and Ukraine have begun a regional ceasefire to allow the start of a humanitarian effort in the Russian-occupied town of ‌Oleshky, both sides said Tuesday, but they continue strikes elsewhere, including the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv.

  5. U.K. charges 2 men, accuses them of working on Iran's behalf in incident at airbase

    Two police officers covered head and toe in clothing and sporting a long gun each near a stop and police vehicle.

    Two men were charged Tuesday with national security offences over a suspected plot against RAF Fairford, a U.S.-run military airbase in England, police and prosecutors said.