4 Injured in Airdrie Crash and Shooting Incident
Four people were injured following a crash and shooting in Airdrie. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred late Wednesday night.
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Man dies after hit-and-run in Longueuil
A man has died following a hit-and-run incident in Longueuil, Quebec. Police are investigating the fatal collision that occurred late Monday evening.
Trump Cuts U.S. Troops in Europe: Details Revealed
President Trump is reducing U.S. troop numbers in Europe. This article explores the implications and reactions to this significant military shift.
Possible contenders in UK Labour leadership race
As UK PM Starmer faces a likely leadership contest, rivals like Wes Streeting, Angela Rayner, and Andy Burnham position themselves to lead Labour and the country.
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Muslim activist who lunched with Hamas barred from Canada
Anas Altikriti, a Muslim activist with Hamas ties, was denied entry to Canada before a MAC event. The group hosted PM Carney 11 months ago.
OPP Officer Charged with Manslaughter in Norfolk Shooting
Ontario's police watchdog has charged an OPP officer with manslaughter following the fatal shooting of a man in Norfolk County in 2025.
Housing Rebound in 2026 Unlikely, Economists Say
Economists warn that a Canadian housing market rebound in 2026 is unlikely, with sales and prices declining amid economic headwinds and weak demand.
Alberta Asked for Growth, Now Blames Newcomers
An opinion piece argues Alberta's government encouraged immigration for growth but now blames newcomers for strains, ignoring their economic contributions.
Two Arrested, Two Sought in East Riverside Home Invasion
Windsor police have arrested two suspects and are seeking two more after a targeted home invasion on Cora Greenwood Drive. Three occupants sustained minor injuries.
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Five Takeaways from Saskatchewan's Spring Legislature Session
Health care, involuntary drug treatment, coal extension, social media ban, and AI data centre were key issues in Saskatchewan's spring legislative session ending May 14.
Car Crashes into Terrace, Man Critical
A car crashed into a terrace on Sherbrooke Street in Montreal's Côte-Des-Neiges—Notre-Dame-De-Grâce borough on May 15, leaving a man in critical condition. Police investigate.
Trump Open to 20-Year Iran Nuclear Suspension
President Trump says he would accept a 20-year suspension of Iran's nuclear program if commitments are real, as Middle East conflict enters day 76.
UK PM Starmer's Future Uncertain for Weeks
The UK government faces prolonged uncertainty as Prime Minister Keir Starmer's leadership is questioned, with internal party tensions and public opinion shifting.
Trump and Xi Summit Claims Progress Amid Differences
U.S. and Chinese leaders conclude summit with stated progress on stabilizing relations, though key issues like Taiwan and Iran remain unresolved.
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Colbert Mocks CBS Anchor's China Visa Issues
Stephen Colbert took final jabs at CBS, mocking Tony Dokoupil's inability to get a China visa, forcing him to broadcast from Taiwan instead.
Iran says no trust in US, will only negotiate if serious
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated Iran has no trust in the U.S. and will only negotiate if Washington demonstrates seriousness, amid ongoing tensions.
Renewed Plea for Tips in Nancy Grewal Homicide
Investigators urge the public to come forward with information about the fatal stabbing of Nancy Grewal, a Windsor woman whose death drew international attention due to her criticism of the Khalistan movement.
Trump Asks Xi About Garden, Sparks Mockery
Donald Trump asked Xi Jinping if he brings other leaders to Zhongnanhai garden, prompting online mockery about his need for validation.
Australia Bans Neo-Nazi Network Under New Hate Group Law
Australia has banned a neo-Nazi network under a new law criminalizing hate groups, marking a significant step in combating extremism.
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Kyiv Apartment Attack Death Toll Rises to 24
The death toll from a Russian missile strike on a Kyiv apartment building has reached 24, with rescue operations ongoing. Ukraine's Prime Minister and Interior Minister visited the site.
DOJ: Yale Med School Illegally Considers Race in Admissions
The Justice Department alleges Yale University's medical school illegally considers race in admissions, with Black and Hispanic applicants having higher chances despite lower scores.
Rites of Summer Highlight Rights of Individuals
Ian Irvine argues that vaping is unfairly regulated compared to alcohol, despite its lower risk. Patio culture in Montreal highlights inconsistencies in individual rights and government overreach.
Why Canada Needs Quebec-Style Secularism Laws Now
A Montreal school case shows why Quebec's secularism laws are necessary and should be adopted across Canada, after teachers lost licences for imposing Islamic concepts.
Nova Scotia Ready for Defence Bank: Tim Houston
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston argues Halifax is the ideal location for Canada's new Defence, Security and Resilience Bank, citing military, financial, and tech strengths.
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Avi Benlolo examines the pre-planned sexual violence on October 7, comparing it to the banality of evil, and critiques attempts to silence these crimes.
Alberta judge ruling fuels separatist fire
A King's Bench ruling invalidated an Alberta separatist petition, citing unmet duty to consult Aboriginal parties. Critics say it gives separatists a righteous cause.
Carney, Smith Set for Energy Announcement; Carbon Price Deal
PM Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith are set to announce an energy agreement, with a carbon price deal anticipated. The meeting follows ongoing discussions on federal-provincial climate policy.
Ontario top court to decide on Nygard appeal today
Ontario's Court of Appeal is set to release its decision on Peter Nygard's appeal of his sexual assault convictions, a key legal development.
Trump, Xi Hail Progress in Talks Amid Deep Differences
Presidents Trump and Xi concluded critical talks in Beijing, claiming progress in stabilizing U.S.-China relations despite persistent disagreements over Iran, Taiwan, and trade.
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Canada's vaccine hub promise unfulfilled
A new analysis shows the federal government has not fully delivered on its pledge to establish Canada as a global vaccine manufacturing hub, raising concerns about pandemic preparedness.
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