Ford Frustrated with Federal Bail Reform Pace
Ontario Premier Doug Ford expresses frustration over the slow pace of federal bail reform, urging the government to act faster on public safety measures.
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Mali Junta Chief to Take Over Defence Minister Role
Mali's junta leader Gen. Assimi Goita will assume the defence minister role following the death of Sadio Camara, as confirmed during a funeral ceremony in Bamako.
Judge Tosses Case After Crown Berates Toronto Cop
A judge dismissed a case after Crown Attorney Marnie Goldenberg was caught on video berating a Toronto police officer, saying 'We protect our own.' The incident raises concerns about prosecutorial conduct.
US Destroys Iranian Boats, Intercepts Missiles in Hormuz
The US military destroyed six Iranian boats and intercepted cruise missiles and drones fired by Tehran during an operation to secure shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Minnesota lawmaker withdraws Craig Senate endorsement
State Rep. Dan Wolgamott rescinded his endorsement of Rep. Angie Craig for U.S. Senate, citing her vote for the Laken Riley Act, and switched to supporting Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan.
Trump Jr. Sparks Fury by Calling White House 'Dad's House'
Donald Trump Jr. faced backlash for calling a White House visit a 'sleepover at dad's house,' with critics reminding him the building belongs to the American people.
Surrey Police Release Mug Shot of Extortion Suspect
Surrey Police release photo of Prabhjot Singh, 20, wanted in extortion crisis. He was deported; police seek info on his activities in Canada.
Canada tracking temporary resident exits after AG report
Canada's immigration minister says the government is working to track temporary resident departures following an auditor general's report highlighting gaps.
Judge Blocks Tree Cutting at Washington Golf Course
A federal judge has ordered Trump administration officials not to cut trees at a Washington golf course without prior notice, amid an ongoing dispute.
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Fire at Thorncliffe Park Building That Burned in 2025
A fire broke out at a Thorncliffe Park building in Toronto that was the site of a major blaze last year displacing hundreds. Emergency crews responded.
Langford Mourns Sudden Death of Councillor Lillian Szpak
Langford, B.C. lowers flags to honour city councillor Lillian Szpak after her sudden passing. Community remembers her dedication and service.
Alberta Trans Youth Hormone Ban Challenge Dismissed
A judge dismissed an attempt to amend a legal challenge against Alberta's Bill 26, which bans hormone therapy for transgender minors. Egale Canada plans to appeal.
One dead after car hits crowd in Leipzig, Germany
A driver struck a group of people in Leipzig, Germany, killing one and injuring several others. Police are investigating the incident.
Murder Trial Starts for Two Men in 2024 Calgary Highway Shooting
A four-week murder trial has commenced for two men accused in a 2024 highway shooting near Calgary. The trial is being held at the Calgary Courts Centre.
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Mohamad Lilo Plea Deal in Elnaz Hajtamiri Kidnapping Conspiracy
Mohamad Lilo avoids murder charge, accepts plea deal in Elnaz Hajtamiri kidnapping conspiracy. Details of the agreement and case developments.
Man Living Inside Vacant Guelph Unit Arrested
Police in Guelph arrested a man found living inside a vacant residential unit. The discovery was made during a routine check, leading to charges.
Nova Scotia Offers $150K Reward in North Preston Homicide
Nova Scotia is offering up to $150,000 for information leading to an arrest in the homicide of Jayden Tynes in North Preston, as part of the Rewards for Major Unsolved Crimes program.
Two 25-Year-Olds Face 75 Charges in Ottawa Break-Ins
Ottawa police have charged two 25-year-olds with 75 offences related to a series of break-ins. The suspects are accused of targeting multiple residences and businesses across the city.
Guelph man arrested for pointing replica gun at homes
A Guelph man was arrested after allegedly pointing a replica firearm at multiple homes. Police recovered the weapon and charged the suspect.
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Former Halifax Bouncer Appeals Manslaughter Conviction
Alexander Levy, a former Halifax bouncer, is appealing his manslaughter conviction. The appeal was filed in the Nova Scotia Supreme Court on May 4, 2026.
Man Loses Global Entry for Recording Immigration Agents
A Minneapolis man claims he and his wife lost Global Entry after he recorded immigration agents. He says revocations are retaliation for lawful observation.
2026 Windsor-Essex Municipal Election Candidates
As the 2026 Windsor-Essex municipal elections approach, candidates are beginning to declare. This article provides an overview of the key races and candidates to watch.
Saskatchewan Launches Firearms Verification Service
The Saskatchewan Firearms Amendment Act, 2026 takes effect, introducing a new firearms verification and appraisal service to assist owners and law enforcement.
Calgary Police Issue Shelter-in-Place After Weapons Threat
Calgary police respond to a weapons threat in northeast Calgary, issuing a shelter-in-place advisory and closing Trollinger Street N.E. from 56th to 60th Avenue.
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Scientology Speedruns: Viral Trend Prompts Church Security Boost
A viral trend called 'Scientology speedruns' has prompted the Church of Scientology to increase security measures at its facilities worldwide.
New Search for Missing Moncton Man Justin Field
New Brunswick RCMP have launched a fresh search for Justin Field, missing since October 2023 from Moncton. Authorities continue to seek public assistance.
Europeans Support Canada Joining EU, Poll Shows
A new YouGov poll finds majority support in five EU nations for Canada joining the bloc, but challenges like regulatory alignment and economic costs persist.
Higgins: Wagner Must Recuse from Emergencies Act Case
Michael Higgins argues Chief Justice Richard Wagner should recuse himself from the Emergencies Act appeal due to biased comments about Freedom Convoy protesters, risking judicial impartiality.
Calgary dad charged with murdering two kids in court
A Calgary father charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of his two young children appeared briefly in court Monday. The case was adjourned to June 5 for disclosure.
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The Hogue Commission's report provides a clear plan to counter foreign interference in Canadian elections. Immediate action is needed to implement its recommendations.
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