Liberal Convention in Montreal Reveals Tensions Over Values
Over 4,500 Liberals gathered in Montreal for their national convention, where the party's 'big tent' approach faces scrutiny from progressives concerned about upholding core values.
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House Oversight Chair Vows Epstein Victim Hearings After Melania Speech
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer pledges hearings with Jeffrey Epstein victims following Melania Trump's recent public address, signaling renewed congressional focus on the case.
Stray Bullet Hits Family SUV in B.C., RCMP Issues Gun Safety Warning
A family's SUV was struck by a stray bullet on a remote British Columbia road, prompting Mission RCMP to issue a public warning about irresponsible firearm use in backcountry areas.
Knife-Carrying Suspect Arrested in Carleton Place
A 43-year-old man faces multiple charges after Ontario Provincial Police arrested him in Carleton Place for allegedly carrying knives and disturbing residents by knocking on doors.
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Four Arrested for Attempted Copper Wire Theft in Surrey
Surrey RCMP arrested four individuals following an attempted copper wire theft, with video evidence showing multiple police vehicles and a suspect vehicle at the scene.
Leamington Farm Fined $50K After $80M Cannabis Bust
A Leamington farm corporation received a $50,000 fine after a 2020 police raid seized nearly 90,000 illicit cannabis plants and over 2,400 kg of dried marijuana valued at $80 million, with charges against individuals withdrawn.
U.S. House Oversight Committee to Hold Epstein Victim Hearings
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer announces plans for hearings with victims of Jeffrey Epstein, emphasizing accountability and justice in the high-profile case.
Edmonton Councillor: Build Rec Centres, Not New Roads
City Councillor Michael Janz calls for Edmonton to halt new road projects and redirect billions toward maintaining existing infrastructure and building community facilities like pools and libraries.
ICE Targets U.S. Birth Tourism in New Enforcement Effort
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement initiates a fresh operation to uncover and dismantle organized birth tourism schemes, according to an exclusive Reuters report.
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Nova Scotia Woman Wanted on Seven Theft Charges
The RCMP in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, have issued a provincewide arrest warrant for Tracey Caroline Newell, who faces seven counts of theft. Authorities are urging the public to assist in locating her.
Six-Year Prison Term for Fatal Edmonton Apartment Shooting
A six-year prison sentence has been handed down in connection with a fatal shooting at a west Edmonton apartment, marking a significant development in a tragic case that has impacted the local community.
Trump's Washington Arch Plan Includes Golden Figure, Eagles, Lions
President Donald Trump's proposed Washington arch design incorporates a golden winged figure, eagles, lions, and the phrase 'One Nation Under God,' sparking discussions on national symbolism and architectural vision.
Kitchener Man Arrested After Child Abuse Livestream Tip
A Kitchener man has been arrested after authorities received a tip about a child sexual abuse livestream. The investigation highlights ongoing efforts to combat online exploitation.
Nova Scotia Open to Cannabis Talks with Mi'kmaw Leaders
The Nova Scotia government expresses willingness to engage in discussions with Mi'kmaw leaders regarding cannabis regulations and Indigenous rights.
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Juror Dismissed in Elfgard Oughtred Murder Trial
A juror has been dismissed in the ongoing second-degree murder trial of Elfgard Oughtred in Kitchener. The trial continues as the court proceeds with the remaining jurors.
Hungary's Election May End Orbán's Political Journey
Hungary's upcoming election could mark the end of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's political transformation from a liberal firebrand to a far-right leader, with significant implications for European politics.
Raskin Demands Cognitive Test for Trump Over Recent Statements
Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin has formally requested a comprehensive cognitive evaluation of President Donald Trump, citing concerning public remarks and threats. The White House dismissed the request as politically motivated.
Davies Named NDP Parliamentary Leader as Lewis Assigns Critic Roles
Federal NDP Leader Avi Lewis has appointed Don Davies as the party's parliamentary leader, while announcing a new lineup of critic roles. The move follows Lewis's recent leadership victory and signals strategic positioning ahead of parliamentary sessions.
Kitchener Officer Assaulted During Arrest in Arthur
A Kitchener police officer was assaulted while making an arrest in Arthur, highlighting risks in law enforcement. The incident underscores ongoing challenges in community safety and police operations.
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James Smith Cree Nation Signs Agreement with Saskatchewan Marshals
The James Smith Cree Nation has signed a Band Council Resolution with the Saskatchewan Marshals Service to enhance public safety through proactive policing and culturally-responsive law enforcement.
ICE Deports Two Durham Public School Students and Parents
Two students from Durham Public Schools and their parents were detained and deported by ICE earlier this week, with officials stating the family had no pending asylum claims or immigration applications.
Windsor Police Seize Drugs, Gun After Downtown Chase
Windsor police seized a loaded Glock 19 handgun, ammunition, fentanyl, and cannabis after a downtown foot chase triggered by reports of a man running with a gun.
North Bay Man Charged with Animal Cruelty Over Kitten Deaths
A North Bay man has been criminally charged following the discovery of four deceased kittens, prompting an animal cruelty investigation by local authorities.
Man Arrested for Assault on Toronto Streetcar
Toronto police have arrested a man accused of punching and kicking a person on a TTC streetcar downtown. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns on public transit.
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Calgary Police Charge Two in Break-In Spree at Seven Stores
Calgary police have laid nearly 70 charges against two men after a break-in spree at seven stores, seizing drugs, guns, and stolen property worth thousands from a northeast home.
Calgary Sex Assault Convict Faces August Sentencing
Richard Mantha, found guilty of sexual assaults near Calgary, will have his sentencing hearing in August 2026. The case highlights ongoing judicial proceedings in Alberta's justice system.
Pope Condemns Iran War, Says God Does Not Bless Conflict
Pope Leo XIV intensifies criticism of the Iran war during a Vatican audience, emphasizing divine opposition to all armed conflicts and calling for peace.
Mayor Sim Denies Defamation Harm in Orr Drug Claim Case
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim argues his retracted drug distribution accusation did not damage Coun. Sean Orr's reputation, citing Orr's public support for drug policies. The defamation lawsuit unfolds in B.C. Supreme Court.
Melania Trump Denies Epstein Links, Calls for Hearings
First Lady Melania Trump publicly denied any relationship with Jeffrey Epstein or Ghislaine Maxwell in a White House address, calling for congressional hearings for Epstein's victims. Crisis PR experts say her speech exemplifies the Streisand effect.
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Ex-Manitoba Inuit Leader Charged with Sex Assault in Nunavut
The former head of the Manitoba Inuit Association is confronting serious sexual assault charges in Nunavut, as legal proceedings unfold in the northern territory.
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