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The Canadian University of Toronto PhD student who was arrested while conducting research for his dissertation in Pakistan has been denied bail. Hamza Ahmed Khan’s brother, Awes Ahmed Khan, said the entire week was emotionally draining, as his family met with lawyers, travelled from office to office and attended the bail hearing Friday. Pakistan’s National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) detained Ahmed Khan for alleged infractions of the country’s 2016 Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act. WATCH | Hamza Ahmed Khan's X account shows posts critical of Pakistan's government: U of T student jailed in Pakistan for social media content | Duration 2:39 Canadian citizen Hamza Ahmed Khan was arrested in Pakistan over social media content critical of the country's government. “This is completely unjust.”Awes Ahmed Khan says his family is composed of doctors and engineers, none of whom have ever been convicted of a felony.

Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, 86, was killed in a U.S.-Israeli military attack on Saturday. He had been the country’s supreme leader since 1989. This is in response to the joint American-Israeli attack on Iran, which led to the killing of the country's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Mashkori left her home when she was only 19 years old because of what was happening in Iran. Iran has elections for president, parliament and the assembly of experts, a branch that chooses the supreme leader.

The latest revocation of charitable status for Israel-focused charities by Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is raising questions and concern from Jewish community advocates about whether these charities are being unfairly singled out following campaigns by anti-Israel activists. In August 2024, CRA revoked the charitable statuses of the Jewish National Fund of Canada (JNF-Canada) and Ne’eman Foundation. Hanley says CIJA wants to “get to the bottom” of how the government considers complaints made to its offices, and whether CRA has singled out Jewish charities. There’s an observable pattern, Hanley points out, with CRA revoking several Jewish charities’ statuses in a short period of time—in each case following public, coordinated campaigns of complaints that target Jewish organizations which support Israeli charities. We believe that CZCA was targeted, consistent with what other Jewish charities have faced over the past two years,” the statement read.

Thousands mourn Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s death in TehranNewsDuration 0:42Thousands gathered in Tehran to mourn the death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed in airstrikes by Israel and the U.S. on Saturday.

What's next for Iran after the supreme leader's killing? NewsDuration 10:44Iranian state media confirmed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed Saturday in a strike along with the head of the Revolutionary Guard and a top security adviser, as the regime activates a four-layer succession plan. Sajjan Gohel, international security director at the Asia-Pacific Foundation, says several waves of protests in the last few years have built a stronger civil society movement, keen on eroding the regime's power.

Prime Minister Mark Carney's Indian charm offensive continued over the weekend as he set aside any notion of bilateral bad blood and hailed the South Asian country as a "natural partner." In the past, Canadian trade negotiators worked to secure sectoral deals with India — favourable trade terms for certain products and industries. But Carney and his Indian counterpart, Narendra Modi, are gunning for something much more ambitious this time — a full free trade deal — as they both stare down the seismic effects of U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war. "Canada and India are natural partners," he told about 100 attendees gathered for a sit-down dinner at the Canada-India Growth and Investment Forum. WATCH | Carney pursues free trade in India, but controversy follows: Carney pursues free trade in India, but controversy follows | Duration 1:32:16 Prime Minister Mark Carney touches down in India as his government seeks progress on a free trade deal, but a senior official's comments about the end of Indian interference continue to cause controversy in Canada.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Canada should not have an election before it reviews the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) this year, and is instead calling for the Carney government to set up an all-party committee on the matter. 'It goes without saying, there is zero chance of Canada ever being a part of the United States,' Poilievre said. "I thought he performed admirably on that trip," Poilievre said. When asked whether he's considered going to Washington, Poilievre said he "always believed in the rule of one prime minister at a time." When asked whether he was OK with Jivani's trip, Poilievre said he believes all MPs "should be fighting for jobs in their communities.

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A former senior Canadian general says it's highly likely some Canadian military members, on exchange with the United States, would have been involved at some level in the planning and co-ordination of air strikes on Iran — something the Department of National Defence disputes. His statement, however, did not specifically address the fate of exchange officers currently serving with the U.S. military. In a late Sunday statement, DND said Canadian military members had "no involvement in the United States’ Operation Epic Fury, nor were any CAF members involved in its planning." Iran has fired missiles at several neighbouring Arab Gulf states, causing waves of explosions and sending people rushing for cover. (Hamad I Mohammed/Reuters)Thompson said a lot of the longer-range missiles Iran might use against Israel "have been degraded as a result of the past campaigns and the current campaign."

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The 36-year rule of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei built Iran into a powerful anti-U.S. force, spreading its military sway across the Middle East, while using an iron fist to crush repeated unrest at home. WATCH | Trump posted about leader's death Saturday afternoon: Trump says Iran's supreme leader is dead after U.S.-Israeli strikes | Duration 5:53 U.S. President Donald Trump says Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has been killed in U.S.-Israeli strikes on Tehran. By maintaining the hardline stance of Khomeini, the Republic's first supreme leader, Khamenei quashed the ambitions of a succession of independent-minded elected presidents who sought more open policies at home and abroad. His word was lawKhamenei long denied that Iran's nuclear program was aimed at producing an atomic weapon, as the West contended. Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei waves to the crowd during Friday prayers, with an automatic rifle visible behind the rostrum, in Tehran, July 17, 1989.

Halifax ceremony commemorates 35th anniversary of Gulf War's endNewsDuration 3:18Dignitaries, veterans and members of the Canadian Armed Forces honoured those who took part in Operation Friction at a ceremony in Halifax on Saturday. Around 4,500 personnel were sent to the Gulf as part of Operation Friction, with many members deploying from Halifax.

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on high alert after Iran drone strikes kill 3 peopleNewsDuration 1:54The United Arab Emirates' Defence Ministry said Sunday that Iran launched 541 bomb-carrying drones at the U.A.E., of which 506 were intercepted. The remaining 35 struck several locations, including Dubai's Palm Jumeirah Fairmont Hotel and the Dubai International Airport. Falling debris from the interceptions killed three people and wounded 58 others.