USPS May Allow Handgun Shipments in Mail
The U.S. Postal Service is considering a policy change to permit individuals to ship handguns through the mail, sparking debate over safety and regulations.
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Sellers Blasts O'Leary's Iran War Defense as 'BS'
CNN panelist Bakari Sellers dismissed Shark Tank star Kevin O'Leary's defense of Trump's Iran war, calling it 'a bunch of BS.' Sellers questioned the war's benefits for Americans amid rising gas prices.
100% of B.C. Business Council Members Worried About DRIPA
A Business Council of B.C. survey reveals that all responding members are concerned about the implementation of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, signaling widespread unease among large employers in the province.
Edmonton's Future Success Starts Downtown
Downtowns are the heart of cities. Edmonton must invest in its core to drive economic growth, attract talent, and build confidence for the future.
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Ontario Opposition Fails to Challenge Doug Ford
Marit Stiles' controversial remarks and Liberal infighting show Ontario's opposition is not serious about defeating Premier Doug Ford, argues Randall Denley.
Danielle Smith Granted CSIS Security Clearance
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has been granted security clearance to receive briefings from CSIS, her office confirmed.
Americans Trust Canada More Than Trump on Trade: Poll
A new Leger survey finds 57% of Americans trust Canada in trade talks, versus 42% for the Trump administration, reflecting fatigue with tariff policies.
Sue Foxton Concludes Term as North Dumfries Mayor
Sue Foxton announces the end of her mayoral run for North Dumfries Township, reflecting on her tenure and community impact.
Former St. Thomas Mayor Cliff Barwick Dies at 82
Cliff Barwick, who served as mayor of St. Thomas for 12 years and was a city councillor for 16, passed away at 82. He is remembered for his dedication to civic leadership and community service.
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CIA: Iran Can Endure Blockade for Months
A confidential CIA analysis concludes Iran can withstand the U.S. naval blockade on the Strait of Hormuz for several months, retaining most of its missile capabilities despite the Trump administration's claims of victory.
Alberta MLA Scott Sinclair Apologizes to Former UCP Colleagues
Lesser Slave Lake MLA Scott Sinclair apologized in the legislature for past remarks about the UCP budget, pledging support for the government going forward.
N.S. RCMP Seizes Unstamped Tobacco, Arrests Ontario Man
Nova Scotia RCMP seized unstamped tobacco and arrested an Ontario man after a traffic stop on May 2, 2026. The investigation is ongoing.
Remote work petition tops 16,000 signatures in Canada
A petition to amend Canadian labour law for guaranteed three remote work days per week for federally regulated employees has garnered over 16,000 signatures.
Snowbirds grounded for years: Conservatives warn
The Conservatives warn that the RCAF Snowbirds may be grounded for years due to maintenance issues, sparking political debate over military readiness.
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Boulder firebomb attacker pleads guilty to murder
Mohamed Sabry Soliman pleaded guilty to murder and other charges for a firebomb attack at a pro-Israel demonstration in Boulder, killing one and injuring 12.
Guilty plea in firebomb attack on Colorado demonstrators
A man has pleaded guilty to murder and other charges for a firebomb attack on demonstrators in Colorado, causing multiple casualties.
Barrie Proposes Shorter Wait Times for Record Checks
Barrie, Ontario, proposes reducing police record check wait times from weeks to days, aiming to improve efficiency for residents and employers.
Body Found on Montreal's Rivière des Prairies
Authorities are investigating after a body was discovered on the banks of the Rivière des Prairies in Montreal. The cause of death is unknown at this time.
7,000+ Federal Employees Seek Early Retirement
More than 7,000 federal employees have applied for early retirement packages, as the government aims to reduce spending and streamline operations. The initiative is expected to save millions.
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Man arrested for weapon possession after Prince Andrew threat
A man was arrested on suspicion of weapon possession following a report that Prince Andrew was threatened. The incident is under investigation.
Iran Creates New Agency to Control Strait of Hormuz Shipping
Iran establishes a new agency to oversee shipping in the Strait of Hormuz while reviewing a peace deal with the U.S., escalating tensions in the region.
Weapons Charges After Churchill LRT Station Incident
A man is facing weapons charges after police found a gun in his backpack at Churchill LRT station in Edmonton. The incident occurred on April 26, 2026.
UCP Cripples Elections Alberta, Funds Woke Committees
Jamie Sarkonak criticizes the UCP for raising the investigation threshold for Elections Alberta, delaying response to a voter data leak, while continuing to fund ideological anti-racism committees.
Louise Arbour to Be Installed as Governor General on June 8
Ottawa announces Louise Arbour will be installed as Canada's next governor general on June 8, 2026. The former Supreme Court justice and UN official takes on the role.
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Inmate Dies at Springhill Institution: CSC Confirms
An inmate at Springhill Institution in Nova Scotia has died while in custody, according to the Correctional Service of Canada. An investigation is underway.
Two More Arrests in Woodbine Mall Fatal Shooting
Toronto police have arrested two additional suspects in connection with a fatal shooting outside Woodbine Shopping Centre in February 2026, bringing the total number of arrests to four.
Hamas Says Son of Negotiator Killed in Gaza Strike
Hamas reports that a son of its chief negotiator was killed in an Israeli airstrike on Gaza, escalating tensions amid ongoing conflict.
Gen Z Canadians Still Travel to US Despite Tensions
A new poll reveals 61% of Gen Z Canadians plan US travel in 2026, while Boomers avoid due to political tensions. Cost is the main barrier for younger travelers.
Bedford Man Sought on Provincewide Arrest Warrant
Nova Scotia RCMP have issued a provincewide arrest warrant for Kareem Ahmed Sheha of Bedford. The 30-year-old is wanted on multiple charges. Police urge public to report sightings.
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Former Liberal MNA Faces $8,000 Ethics Fine
Former Liberal MNA Sona Lakhoyan Olivier could be fined $8,000 for violating Quebec's ethics code, according to a report from the province's ethics commissioner.
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