WHO Chief to Oversee Hantavirus Cruise Ship Evacuation
WHO Director-General Tedros arrives in Tenerife to oversee safe disembarkation of over 140 passengers and crew from a hantavirus-stricken cruise ship. Three deaths reported.
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Trump-Xi Talks Could Decide Jimmy Lai's Fate
Next week's meeting between Trump and Xi may determine the fate of jailed Hong Kong activist Jimmy Lai, as diplomatic negotiations intensify.
Canada Steps Up Work to Reunite Ukrainian Children Taken by Russia
Canada's Foreign Minister Anita Anand announces renewed commitment to reunite Ukrainian children allegedly stolen by Russia, emphasizing diplomatic and legal measures.
Moscow Victory Day Parade Scaled Down Amid Tight Security
Russia held a scaled-down Victory Day parade in Moscow under tight security, marking 81 years since WWII victory. The event featured fewer troops and military vehicles.
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Fighting Islamophobia: Shared Responsibility of All
A threatening email to Muslim students at University of Calgary sparks call for collective action against Islamophobia, emphasizing community, university, and student roles.
Hagerstown Fights DHS Warehouse ICE Detention Plan
In Hagerstown, Md., a community-led resistance has formed against a DHS plan to convert a warehouse into an ICE detention facility, sparking legal battles and local political shifts.
Fragile Ceasefire Holds as US Awaits Iran Response
A fragile ceasefire holds in the Mideast conflict as the US awaits Iran's response. Bahrain detains dozens amid tensions. Canadian news roundup included.
Toddler Critical After Ottawa River Rescue
A 2-year-old child was taken to hospital in critical condition following a water rescue on the Ottawa River. Paramedics reported one patient in critical condition.
PM Carney Under Pressure to Deliver on Campaign Promises
Prime Minister Carney faces mounting pressure to fulfill key campaign pledges amid political scrutiny and public expectations. An analysis of the challenges ahead.
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Why Canada Must Address Alberta Separatism Now
Alberta's separatist movement is at an all-time high, with polls showing up to 27% support. Historical grievances and economic disparities fuel the push for independence.
Conestoga Scandal: Canada's International Student Boom Fails
An audit reveals egregious spending at Conestoga College, including inflated salaries and luxury trips, underscoring the consequences of Canada's unchecked international student enrollment surge.
Former Toronto Cop Alleges Antisemitism and Racism in Force
A former Toronto homicide detective has publicly accused the police force of systemic antisemitism and racism, calling for urgent reforms to address deep-seated discrimination.
Louise Arbour Appointment Alienates Western Canada
The appointment of Louise Arbour as Governor General ignores Western Canada's alienation, breaking a 30-year tradition of regional representation.
Bad Liberal policy harms Canadian men's health: Amy Hamm
Amy Hamm argues that the Liberal government's Men and Boys' Health Strategy ignores the real issue: woke policies that denigrate masculinity and economic hopelessness.
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Conrad Black: Carney's Foreign Policy Crossroads
Conrad Black argues Mark Carney must craft a foreign policy balancing U.S. relations and global influence, criticizing his stance on Iran and Israel while urging economic reforms.
Kenney on data leak: 'Tired of being a punching bag'
Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney breaks silence on voter data leak, expressing frustration with critics. The scandal has raised questions about privacy and political accountability.
NCC Makes Shorter Weekend Bikedays Permanent
The NCC has made reduced hours for Weekend Bikedays permanent, disappointing cyclists but pleasing some residents. The 2026 schedule remains unchanged from last year.
ABC Battles Trump FCC Over 'The View' Free Speech
ABC accuses Trump administration of chilling free speech in FCC dispute over whether 'The View' must comply with equal time rules for political candidates.
Smith: Working with Ottawa key to quelling Alberta separatism
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says resolving differences with Ottawa is crucial to reducing separatist sentiment, following a meeting with PM Mark Carney.
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Judge Dismisses Ex-Trump Supporter's Fox News Defamation Suit
A U.S. federal judge dismissed a defamation lawsuit against Fox News filed by a former Trump supporter, ruling that the plaintiff failed to prove actual malice.
Trump Warns of 'Project Freedom Plus' If Iran Rejects Peace Plan
President Trump hints at escalated military action under 'Project Freedom Plus' if Iran does not respond to a peace proposal soon. Tehran says the offer is under review.
Minister Files Partial Judicial Review of Ontario Child Welfare Decision
Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty has filed a partial judicial review of a controversial Ontario First Nation child welfare decision, citing concerns over jurisdiction and funding.
Rubio Defends New US Sanctions on Cuba Targeting GAESA
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio defends new sanctions on Cuba, targeting military-run conglomerate GAESA, citing human rights abuses and economic oppression.
One Critical After Ottawa River Rescue
A patient is in critical condition following a water rescue on the Ottawa River. Paramedics reported the incident on May 8, 2026.
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Sikh Man Denied Police Exam Over Ceremonial Dagger
A Winnipeg man's dream of becoming a police officer was shattered when he was denied the chance to write the police exam due to his religious Sikh dagger, the kirpan.
Gold Leaf Trump Statue 'Not About Worship,' Pastor Says
Televangelist Mark Burns defends the gilded Trump statue at Trump National Doral, insisting it honors the president without idolatry.
Carney voices concern to Smith over Alberta voter data leak
Prime Minister Mark Carney raised concerns about the unauthorized sharing of millions of Albertans' personal information in a meeting with Premier Danielle Smith.
Supreme Court's Color-Blind Ruling Could Be Catastrophic for Democrats
Justice Thomas's concurring opinion restricts race in redistricting, potentially costing Democrats 27 House seats, sparking fierce debate on voting rights.
Calgary teen homicide victim remembered as caring, funny sister
Angeline Boucher, 16, is remembered as uplifting and funny by her family as police investigate her death as a homicide in Calgary.
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Judge Denies Camera Ban Request in Charlie Kirk Case
A judge rejected a request to ban cameras from the court for the man charged with killing Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. The decision upholds media access.
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