FDA Chief Makary Resigns Amid Controversy
FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary resigns after a rocky year marked by internal strife, political pressure from Trump allies, and criticisms over drug reviews and vaccine policies.
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Kiggans Under Fire for Agreeing With Racist Comment
Rep. Jen Kiggans agrees with host's racist 'cotton-picking hands' comment about Hakeem Jeffries, sparking outrage and resignation calls.
Trump wants to rebrand ICE as NICE, sparks debate
President Trump's plan to rename ICE as NICE draws mixed reactions, with supporters praising the image change and critics calling it a distraction from enforcement issues.
Man pleads guilty to Beyoncé music theft
Kelvin Evans pleaded guilty to stealing unreleased Beyoncé music from a rented SUV in Atlanta. He was sentenced to two years in prison.
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Pedestrian Critically Injured in Barrhaven Crash
A 29-year-old woman suffered life-threatening injuries after being hit by a vehicle on Fallowfield Road. Police seek witnesses and dash cam footage.
Trump FDA Chief Resigns After Clashes with Pharma, Vaping Groups
Dr. Marty Makary steps down as FDA commissioner amid tensions with pharmaceutical executives, vaping advocates, and anti-abortion groups. His tenure faced controversy from multiple sides.
Canada-Wide Warrant for Mississauga Shooting Suspect
Peel Regional Police have issued a Canada-wide warrant for a suspect in a Mississauga shooting. The incident remains under investigation.
Edmonton Mayor Defends Bike Lanes, Open to Province's Rules
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack defends the city's bike lane approach but is willing to collaborate with the province on new cycling infrastructure rules.
New Brunswick Overhauls Lobbying Rules for Transparency
New Brunswick's government proposes a major overhaul of lobbying rules, aiming to increase transparency and accountability in political influence.
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Motorcyclist Killed in Vaughan; Dufferin Street Closed
A motorcyclist died in Vaughan, closing Dufferin Street near Hwy. 407. Also: pedestrian struck in North York, wildfires in B.C., and more.
Committee Calls for Reversal of Ag Research Closures
A parliamentary committee recommends reversing the closure of agricultural research centres, citing harm to farmers and innovation. Minister MacDonald faces pressure.
Montreal Man Arrested for 2007 LaSalle Murder Cold Case
Montreal police arrested a man in connection with a 2007 murder in LaSalle. The cold case breakthrough brings closure to a long-unsolved homicide.
RCMP Seek Suspect in Battlefords Grandparent Scams
RCMP released a photo of a man potentially involved in grandparent scams targeting seniors in the Battlefords area. Investigation ongoing.
Avalanche Control Near Rogers Pass Essential, Conservatives Say
The Conservative Party emphasizes the importance of avalanche control near Rogers Pass, a practice since 1961 using artillery shells to protect infrastructure in the Rockies.
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Starmer Under Pressure to Resign as UK PM Amid Cabinet Rebellion
UK PM Keir Starmer faces mounting calls to resign after Labour's local election losses, with Cabinet members urging him to set a departure timetable.
Weinstein Defence Urges Acquittal as Retrial Nears Close
Harvey Weinstein's defence team pushes for acquittal as his rape retrial in New York approaches its conclusion, arguing insufficient evidence.
Feds Extend Pay Centre Contracts for Retirements, Layoffs
The federal government is extending contracts for temporary employees at the Pay Centre to handle a surge in early retirements and layoffs, ensuring timely processing of benefits.
Trump Slams Iran Ceasefire Deal as 'Unbelievably Weak'
U.S. President Donald Trump called the Iran ceasefire deal 'unbelievably weak' and 'on life support,' criticizing the agreement as insufficient.
Zelenskyy: Canada-Ukraine Drone Deal in Works
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy revealed a pending drone agreement with Canada during a summit in Armenia, signaling deepening defense ties between the two nations.
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Erskine-Smith Challenges Provincial Nomination Loss
Nate Erskine-Smith files appeal after losing Scarborough Southwest nomination by 19 votes, citing voter ID issues. Ontario Liberals refer matter to arbitration committee.
Toronto Best City for New Defence Bank, Ford and Chow Argue
Premier Doug Ford and Mayor Olivia Chow promote Toronto as the ideal host for Canada's new international defence, security and resilience bank, citing day-one readiness and financial hub status.
McDonald's Shooting in Scarborough Sparks Outrage
A shooting at a Scarborough McDonald's on Monday night left bullet holes in windows and terrified customers, prompting calls for tougher crime policies.
Morning Joe Mocks Trump for Sleeping More Than Biden
MSNBC's 'Morning Joe' roasted Trump for appearing to doze off at a White House event, noting he criticized Biden for the same behavior.
Sudbury Councillor's Election Case Delayed to Sept 2026
Sudbury city councillor Bill Leduc's election finance case has been delayed to September 21, 2026, just a month before the municipal election where he is running for mayor.
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74-Year-Old Dies in Strathcona County Crash
A 74-year-old man died on scene after a two-vehicle collision in Strathcona County Monday evening; a 68-year-old was hospitalized.
Pedestrian Dies in North York Parking Lot Hit
A pedestrian was struck and killed by a driver in a North York parking lot. Toronto police are investigating the incident.
AG Blanche: Reporters Face Subpoenas Over Leaks
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche threatens subpoenas for reporters receiving classified leaks, citing national security risks and echoing White House warnings.
Musk, Cook invited to join Trump on China trip
Elon Musk, Tim Cook, and other top US executives have been invited by President Trump to accompany him on an upcoming trip to China, sources confirm.
30 Criminal Cases Under Review After Toronto Police Corruption
Federal prosecutors are reviewing about 30 criminal cases following corruption allegations against Toronto police, involving Project South investigation into organized crime.
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Lethbridge police warn impersonator before arrest
Lethbridge police report that a man accused of impersonating a police officer had already been warned prior to the incident. The vehicle was seized on May 9, 2026.
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