Dan Morrow is new commanding officer for Nova Scotia RCMP
Dan Morrow, who has served in Nova Scotia since 2007, has been appointed as the new commanding officer for the Nova Scotia RCMP, succeeding the previous commander.
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Man hospitalized after Regina house shooting
A 29-year-old man was shot and taken to hospital after a shooting in the 900 block of Retallack Street in Regina on May 14, 2026. Police are investigating.
Trump Admin Pledges $1.8B for UN Humanitarian Aid
The Trump administration has pledged an additional $1.8 billion for UN humanitarian aid, amid ongoing global crises.
Hegseth Defends $1.5 Trillion Military Budget with AI Video
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth promotes a $1.5 trillion military budget via an AI video, drawing mockery and criticism over its style and fiscal implications.
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U.S. Border Patrol Chief Banks Resigns Amid DHS Changes
U.S. Border Patrol Chief Michael Banks is resigning, marking the latest leadership change at the Department of Homeland Security. His departure comes amid ongoing border policy debates.
Fugitive Arrested in Kamloops on Child's Bike
A man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant was arrested in Kamloops after trying to evade police on a child's bicycle. RCMP reported the incident earlier this week.
John Fraser's Book Explores Canada's Governors General
John Fraser's new book 'The Governors General' examines the vice-regal role through history, including the 1970 October Crisis and modern relevance.
Carney Open to Selling Infrastructure to Fund Projects
Prime Minister Mark Carney signals willingness to sell infrastructure assets like airports to finance government projects, sparking debate on privatization.
Havana Protests Over Blackouts Amid US Fuel Blockade
Hundreds of Cubans protested in Havana on Wednesday against rolling blackouts, the worst in decades, amid a US fuel blockade. Demonstrators blocked roads and banged pots, demanding electricity as shortages cripple daily life.
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AFN Chief Slams Liberal Timeline for Project Rule Overhaul
Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak criticizes the 30-day consultation window for proposed major project reforms, saying they threaten Indigenous rights.
MTG Calls Benny Johnson 'LYING Scumbag' in MAGA Feud
Marjorie Taylor Greene attacked MAGA podcaster Benny Johnson, calling him a 'lying scumbag' after he criticized her and Rep. Thomas Massie, escalating a feud within Trump's circle.
Ottawa Police Charge Taekwondo Coach with Sexual Assault
Ottawa police have accused a local taekwondo coach of sexual assault, launching an investigation. The case adds to a series of recent incidents in the region, including a ServiceOntario worker arrest and other police probes.
PM Carney: Canada Best Place for Alberta After Ruling
Prime Minister Carney asserts Alberta's future lies within Canada after a judge overturns a separatist petition, sparking debate and an appeal promise from Premier Smith.
Heavy Police Presence in Riverside: Windsor Police Respond
Windsor police have a heavy presence in Riverside. Details remain limited as officers respond to an ongoing situation. Residents advised to avoid the area.
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Oklahoma Judge Allows Richard Glossip Bond After 30 Years
An Oklahoma judge granted bond to Richard Glossip, 63, who spent nearly 30 years on death row. The Supreme Court overturned his conviction last year.
Canada Travel Advisory Summer 2026 Jet Fuel Shortage
Canada's federal government issues a travel advisory for summer 2026 due to a jet fuel shortage affecting Air Canada flights to some U.S. destinations.
Senators Vote to Withhold Pay During Shutdowns
U.S. senators have voted to withhold their own pay during future government shutdowns, aiming to incentivize timely budget agreements and avoid costly impasses.
No Reason to Panic: Census Mail Not Received? Here's Help
Statistics Canada says don't panic if you haven't received your census mail. Learn what steps to take and how to complete your form online or by phone.
Regina Teen, Adult Charged After High School Threats
A Regina teen and an adult face charges after threats were made to a local high school, prompting police investigation and safety measures.
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PM: Alberta belongs in Canada after petition tossed
Prime Minister Carney reaffirms Alberta's place in Canada after a judge throws out a separation petition, citing First Nations rights. Premier Smith vows to appeal.
Two Arrested in Windsor Break-and-Enter, Identity Fraud
Windsor police arrest two suspects in a break-and-enter and identity fraud investigation. The case involves stolen identities and property.
Weinstein in Court as Jury Resumes Deliberations
Harvey Weinstein returned to court for his rape retrial after chest pains, as jurors resumed deliberating. The 74-year-old former movie mogul faces a third-degree rape charge.
CBS Anchor Dokoupil Denied China Visa, Reports from Taiwan
CBS News anchor Tony Dokoupil failed to obtain a visa for China, reporting from Taiwan instead amid Trump's visit. CBS cites Taiwan's geopolitical importance, but sources call the situation 'sloppy.'
No Injuries After Weekend Gunfire in London, Ontario
London police investigate weekend gunfire with no injuries reported. Incident occurred in the city's east end; investigation ongoing.
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Church database helps trace Quebec roots for Canadian citizenship
Greg Kearney used the LDS church's genealogy database to uncover his wife's Canadian ancestry, enabling her to apply for citizenship under new 'Lost Canadians' law.
Alberta Court Blocks Separatists' Referendum Bid
An Alberta court quashes a separatist petition for a secession referendum, citing failure to consult Indigenous peoples. Premier Smith plans appeal.
Oklahoma Executes Man for Murder of Ex-Girlfriend and Infant
Oklahoma executed Raymond Johnson for the 2005 murders of his ex-girlfriend Lashonda Thompson and her 7-month-old daughter, Jaliah Thompson. The execution was carried out via lethal injection.
Supreme Court Refuses Lac-Mégantic Case Against CP Rail
Canada's top court declined to hear an appeal, clearing Canadian Pacific Railway of liability for the 2013 Lac-Mégantic train derailment that killed 47 people.
Former Liberal MNA Apologizes to National Assembly in Tears
Independent MNA Sona Lakhoyan Olivier, in tears, apologized to the Quebec National Assembly for her actions, expressing deep regret and seeking forgiveness from colleagues.
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Hezbollah Drone Wounds 3 Civilians in Israel
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