US charges Iraqi national with plotting 18 terror attacks in Europe
The United States has charged an Iraqi national accused of orchestrating at least 18 terrorist attacks across Europe, raising concerns over international security.
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Senior, Officers Hospitalized in West End Vehicle Ramming
A chaotic vehicle ramming incident in Vancouver's West End sent a senior and two police officers to hospital. The suspect was stopped after ramming a police cruiser.
Parents Fight Classroom Screen Time, Demand Pencil and Paper
In Pennsylvania, parents protest excessive screen time in schools, seeking opt-outs from digital devices. The debate highlights growing concerns over tech's role in education and student well-being.
Suspect charged after fatal Abbotsford encampment fire
A man is dead and a suspect has been arrested following a fire at a homeless encampment in Abbotsford, B.C., on April 24, 2026. First-degree murder charges have been laid.
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Trump's $1.7B Plan for Jan. 6 Rioters Tied to Lawyer
President Trump may drop a $10B lawsuit against his own administration in exchange for a $1.7B fund for Jan. 6 defendants, a plan pushed by Mark McCloskey, who brandished a rifle at BLM protesters.
Lara Trump Hints at Presidential Run, Says Family Has Thick Skin
Lara Trump and Eric Trump discuss potential presidential ambitions on Sean Hannity's podcast, noting the family's resilience after political attacks.
URSU Ordered to Pay Former President for Wrongful Dismissal
The University of Regina Students' Union must pay Haris Khan a year's salary, RRSP benefits, and $10,000 moral damages after a judge ruled he was wrongfully dismissed without just cause.
US seeks death penalty for Israeli Embassy killings
The U.S. Department of Justice announced it will seek the death penalty for a man charged with murdering two Israeli Embassy employees in Washington, D.C.
Mayor Block Tackles Homelessness, DEED, and Funding at State of the City
Saskatoon Mayor Cynthia Block discusses homelessness, the Downtown Event and Entertainment District, and the need for a new city funding model at the State of the City luncheon.
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Guilfoyle Faces Backlash Over McDonald's Opening in Greece
U.S. Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle celebrated a new McDonald's in Athens, but critics slammed her claims about bringing culture and food to Greece.
Canada pays Lockheed Martin $1.5B for Hercules maintenance
The Canadian government is paying Lockheed Martin $1.5 billion to maintain the Royal Canadian Air Force's fleet of C-130 Hercules transport aircraft over 10 years.
Calgary Murder Suspect's Assessment Delayed by Lost Paperwork
Calgary murder suspect Ryan Kinoshita's mental health assessment has been delayed because paperwork ordering his transport to Edmonton was never received, court heard Friday.
May Long Weekend Events in Manitoba and Canada
From Manitoba dust storms to Victoria Day activities, here's what's happening across Canada over the May long weekend.
Toronto Police Board Seeks Independent Antisemitism Probe
The Toronto Police Service Board has requested an independent inspection into allegations of antisemitism raised in former inspector Hank Idsinga's memoir, moving beyond initial dismissal.
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Calgary police charge five men in extortion kidnapping case
Calgary police have charged five men in an extortion scheme after an Edmonton man was kidnapped and driven to a home in northeast Calgary. The suspects threatened victims with firearms.
Toronto Police Board Seeks Independent Inspection
The Toronto Police Services Board has requested an independent inspection following allegations of racism and antisemitism made by the former head of the homicide unit.
Edmonton Fire Trucks: Prices Double, Fleet Needs Replacement
Edmonton must replace 37 fire trucks, but prices have doubled since COVID, straining budgets. Councillor calls for federal intervention and nationalization.
Weapons, Drugs Seized from Squamish Homeless Camp
Police seized prohibited weapons, imitation firearms, ammunition, drugs, and evidence of trafficking from a homeless encampment in Squamish, B.C.
Former Diplomats Urge Robust Sanctions on Israel
A group of former senior Canadian diplomats is calling on Ottawa to impose robust sanctions on Israel over its actions in Gaza, citing violations of international law.
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Trucker Gets 30 Months for Killing Olympian Alexandra Paul
Sukhwinder Sidhu sentenced to 30 months for dangerous driving causing death of former Olympic figure skater Alexandra Paul and injuring her infant son.
Iran Seeks China's Help in Nuclear Talks with US
Iran's foreign minister says lack of trust hinders US talks, welcomes China's diplomatic role as tensions persist over nuclear program and Strait of Hormuz.
Liberal MP Seeks Advice After Nomination Loss
Liberal MP Nate Erskine-Smith is seeking guidance on his next steps following a nomination defeat, sparking discussions within the party about his political future.
Alberta Judge Strikes Down Separatist Petition, Rules on First Nations Duty
An Alberta judge ruled the province failed to consult First Nations and struck down the separatist petition. Also: Toronto mansion for $15M, gas prices high, Supreme Court recognizes intimate partner violence claim.
One Dead in Russell Road Townhouse Fire; Arson Unit Probes
A deadly fire in an east Ottawa townhouse on Russell Road has left one person dead and ten tenants displaced. The Ottawa police arson unit is investigating the cause.
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Trump Weighs Taiwan Arms Package After Summit
President Trump considers a new Taiwan arms package following a summit aimed at stabilizing U.S.-China relations, with both sides seeking concessions.
Jesse Watters: Blacks Should Make More Babies for Seats
Jesse Watters suggests Black Americans increase birth rates to offset Supreme Court's Voting Rights Act decision, sparking controversy.
Trump discloses $220M+ in stock trades, including Nvidia
President Trump's new financial disclosure forms reveal over $220 million in securities transactions, including major tech stocks and municipal bonds, managed by third-party institutions.
Kyiv Mourns as Russian Attack Death Toll Hits 24
The death toll from a Russian strike on a residential neighborhood in Kyiv has risen to 24, as Ukraine's leaders survey the damage and mourn the victims.
Supreme Court OKs New Legal Basis for Intimate Partner Violence Claims
The Supreme Court of Canada has established a new legal foundation for civil claims of intimate partner violence, expanding victims' access to justice.
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One dead in Ottawa townhouse fire on Russell Road
A person was found dead after a townhouse fire on Russell Road in Ottawa. The cause is under investigation.
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