CSIS Report: India, China Top Foreign Interference Threats
A new CSIS report identifies India and China as leading perpetrators of foreign interference and espionage against Canada, coinciding with PM Carney's push for closer economic ties.
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US to Withdraw 5,000 Troops from Germany
The United States plans to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany over the next 6-12 months, marking a significant shift in European military posture.
US to Withdraw 5,000 Troops from Germany Over Iran War Rift
The US announced the withdrawal of 5,000 troops from Germany, escalating tensions with NATO ally over the Iran war and German criticism of US policy.
Ottawa Police Boost Downtown Patrols with New Safety Plan
The Ottawa Police Service has increased its presence downtown as part of a new safety plan aimed at reducing crime and improving public security.
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Journalist Notified Elections Alberta of Voter Breach
Jen Gerson received a tip in March 2026 about a separatist group accessing Alberta's voter list. She alerted Elections Alberta weeks before the story broke.
Wagner refuses recusal in Freedom Convoy case
Chief Justice Richard Wagner declines to step aside from Freedom Convoy case despite past comments, raising impartiality questions.
Ex-U.S. Lawmaker Rivera Convicted for Venezuela Lobbying
Former U.S. Rep. David Rivera was convicted for illegally lobbying for Venezuela. The case highlights foreign influence in U.S. politics.
Ottawa Crash: Four Hospitalized, One Critical
Four people were taken to hospital after a crash on Eagleson Road in Ottawa. One victim is in serious condition. Police are investigating.
Toronto Stabbing Suspect Dies After Balcony Fall
A stabbing in St. James Town leaves one injured and a suspect dead after falling from a balcony while attempting to flee the scene.
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Canadian politicians should watch Starmer's defence of British Jews
Chris Selley argues that Canadian leaders must adopt stronger, more concrete actions against antisemitism, following UK PM Keir Starmer's firm response to attacks on Jewish communities.
RCMP Search for Armed Snowmobilers After Shots Fired
RCMP in the Northwest Territories are searching for snowmobilers with guns after shots were fired in Behchoko. No injuries reported. Investigation ongoing.
B.C. Legislature Reviews Rules After Nazi Slogan Incident
British Columbia's legislature is considering changes to its disciplinary process after an MLA escaped censure for using a Nazi slogan, sparking debate over accountability.
Chief Justice Won't Recuse; Goldie Boutilier's Rise at 40
Chief Justice Wagner denies recusal from Emergencies Act appeal. Goldie Boutilier finds stardom at 40. Police release images in synagogue shootings. More news.
Milliard Open to Nuclear, Wary of Shale Gas
Quebec Liberal leader Charles Milliard expresses reluctance on shale gas development but remains open to nuclear power as part of the province's energy future.
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Alberta Oil Pipeline Likely, Says PM Carney
Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that an Alberta oil pipeline is 'more likely than not' to proceed, signaling potential progress in energy infrastructure.
Newsom Dares Rogan: 'Too Chicken' to Host Him
California Gov. Gavin Newsom challenged Joe Rogan to have him on his podcast, calling him 'too chicken' after Rogan criticized him as a 'con man' and 'cardboard cutout.'
Pope Names Former Undocumented Migrant as US Bishop
Pope Leo XIV has appointed a former undocumented immigrant from Mexico as the new bishop of West Virginia, a historic move highlighting the Church's commitment to migrants.
Supreme Court Ruling Sparks Redistricting Battles Nationwide
A Supreme Court decision striking down a majority Black district in Louisiana has intensified redistricting fights, with GOP officials in multiple states seeking to redraw maps ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Eby: Burnaby Hospital Expansion Goes Ahead Despite Cancelled Contract
B.C. Premier David Eby reaffirms the Burnaby Hospital expansion will proceed despite a cancelled contract, ensuring healthcare infrastructure improvements continue.
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Military Ends Avalanche Prevention on Trans-Canada Highway
The Canadian Forces will not renew avalanche control on the Trans-Canada Highway; full RTO would require significant space; Ottawa election primer.
Canada to Hike Airline Passenger Fine Cap to $1 Million
The federal government plans to increase the maximum fine for airlines violating passenger protection rules from $250,000 to $1 million, aiming to strengthen enforcement and deter non-compliance.
Weinstein Accuser Continues Testimony Amid Stress
A Harvey Weinstein accuser resumed testimony after citing stress, as the trial continues in Manhattan criminal court.
Calgary Father Charged with Murder of His Two Children
A Calgary father has been charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of his two young children, police confirmed. The investigation continues.
Ontario NDP Leader Urges Carney to Block Airport Plans
Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles calls on Mark Carney to stop the Ford government's airport privatization plans, citing public interest concerns.
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Grandmother in Disbelief Year After Kids Disappear
Belynda Gray, grandmother of missing Jack and Lilly Sullivan, expresses disbelief and frustration over the lack of answers one year after their disappearance in Nova Scotia.
OPP Video Aims to Solve Cobalt ATV Theft
Ontario Provincial Police have released a video seeking public help to solve the theft of two ATVs and fishing gear in Cobalt. The incident occurred recently, and investigators hope the footage leads to suspects.
Canada won't leverage energy in trade talks: PM Carney
Prime Minister Mark Carney stated Canada will not use energy or critical minerals as leverage in trade negotiations with the United States, emphasizing a collaborative approach.
FIFA Congress in Vancouver Emphasizes Unity Amid Global Tensions
FIFA delegates in Vancouver highlight soccer's unifying power despite geopolitical conflicts, with discussions on World Cup, fan harmony, and regional tensions.
Saskatoon Police Investigate River Body Discovery
Saskatoon police are investigating after a man's body was found in the South Saskatchewan River on Friday morning. The major crimes unit is working to identify him.
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Daycare in Sex Assault Probe Identified
A west-end daycare in Edmonton has been identified in connection with a sexual assault investigation involving a worker, raising parental concerns over policy gaps.
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