Canada must heed Alberta's secession threat, says Black
Conrad Black argues Alberta could become the wealthiest petrostate per capita if it secedes, warning Canada's legal and woke absurdities push the province toward independence.
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Censorship Agenda Fueled by Kamloops 'Graves' Fiasco
The unsubstantiated claim of 215 graves at Kamloops residential school led to a climate of censorship, silencing dissenting voices and stifling debate.
14 Liberal MPs Must Own Their Dissent on Carney-Smith Deal
Political analyst Sharan Kaur argues that the 14 Liberal MPs who opposed the Carney-Smith deal must take responsibility for their dissent, highlighting implications for party unity and budget passage.
Snowbirds a National Treasure; ByWard Market Village
Letters praise Snowbirds as a national treasure and propose vendor village for ByWard Market. Also discuss high-speed rail, parking at Tulip Festival, and condolences.
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U.S. Iran Policy, Canadian Courts, Health Readiness: Reader Views
Readers discuss U.S. failure in Iran, Canadian court system's role, pandemic preparedness, and living apart together relationships.
San Diego Mosque Shooter Had Guns Confiscated in 2025
One of the teens who killed three at a San Diego mosque was flagged for idolizing Nazis; 26 guns were removed from his home under California's red flag law.
Rubio Arrives in India for Quad Meeting
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrived in India on Saturday ahead of a Quad ministerial meeting. The visit aims to stabilize ties strained by Trump-era tariffs and includes a multi-city tour and a 250th independence anniversary gala.
Tulsi Gabbard resigns as US intelligence chief
Tulsi Gabbard resigns as Director of National Intelligence, citing her husband's rare bone cancer diagnosis. Trump appoints acting director.
Trump Tests Midterm Message in New York, Veers Off-Topic
President Trump, campaigning in a competitive New York district, touted tax cuts but strayed into voter ID, crime, and transgender sports. His approval on economy slumps.
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Trump Praises QB Dart's Physique in Trans Athlete Rant
President Trump praised Giants QB Jaxson Dart's physique during a rant against trans athletes, questioning if any woman could tackle him.
Arab Nations Urge End to Iran War as U.S. Weighs Strikes
Several Arab nations join Pakistan to push for a resolution to the Iran war, urging Trump to allow more time for negotiations amid reports of possible new U.S. attacks.
Watchdog Probes Montreal Police Intervention Injury
Quebec's police watchdog is investigating after a person was seriously injured during an intervention by Montreal police officers.
1 Dead, 36 Injured in NYC Shipyard Blast
An explosion at a Staten Island shipyard left one dead and 36 injured. Emergency crews responded to the blast and fire on May 22, 2026.
St. Thomas to Draft Vacant Building Registry By-Law
St. Thomas city staff will draft a vacant building registry by-law following major fires on Talbot Street, aiming to reduce hazards and improve safety.
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Horgan Said Site C Sucked, But Dam Would Not Exist Without Him
Vaughn Palmer reports on the renaming of Site C Dam after John Horgan, who opposed it but made the final decision to proceed, highlighting his complex legacy.
NYC Shipyard Blast Kills 1, Injures 36
A powerful explosion at a New York City shipyard on Staten Island left one person dead and 36 others injured, fire officials confirmed.
UN Nuclear Nonproliferation Talks Fail
United Nations negotiations on nuclear nonproliferation ended without a consensus, raising concerns about global security and arms control efforts.
Judge tosses Michael Wolff lawsuit against Melania Trump
A federal judge dismissed author Michael Wolff's defamation lawsuit against former first lady Melania Trump, ruling that her statements were protected opinion.
Vancouver Mayor, Park Board Chair Clash Over Beach Patrols
Vancouver mayor and park board chair spar over decision to reduce VPD beach patrols, raising public safety concerns ahead of summer season.
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Man Charged in Alleged Sexual Assault of 15-Year-Old
A man has been charged in connection with the alleged sexual assault of a 15-year-old in Alberta. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
Staten Island Shipyard Blast Injures 30, Three Seriously
A fire and explosion at a shipyard on Staten Island, New York, injured 30 people on Friday, with three in serious condition. Fire officials are investigating.
LaSalle Teen Vandalism Caught on Camera Raises Questions
Teenagers in LaSalle were caught on camera vandalizing a home, unsettling the resident. The incident raises questions about consequences for youth involved in such acts.
Windsor Police Officer Involved in East-End Shooting
Windsor police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in the east end. The scene is on Roseville Garden Drive, which is closed. Residents are asked to avoid the area.
Officer-Involved Shooting on Roseville Garden Drive
Windsor Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting on Roseville Garden Drive. No injuries reported. The incident is under review.
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Judge Dismisses Wolff's Lawsuit Against Melania Trump
A federal judge dismissed Michael Wolff's preemptive lawsuit against Melania Trump, ruling the case must be litigated in state court like any other dispute.
Alberta Separatism Vote Worries Business Leaders
Alberta's potential referendum on separation sparks concern among business leaders, who fear it could deter investment amid economic growth efforts.
Excise Duty and Beer: Federal Tax Relief for Brewers
Rebellion Brewing's Mark Heise explains excise duty and the federal government's extension of tax relief for Canadian brewers, winemakers, and distillers.
Missing Actor's Remains Found, Homicide Suspected
Stewart McLean, 45, missing since May 15, was found dead in Lions Bay. Police believe his death was a homicide and are investigating.
Calgary Water Utility Corporatization Paused for Inspection
Mayor Jeromy Farkas says plans to corporatize Calgary's water utility are on hold until a provincial inspection concludes, following a second feeder main failure.
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Manitoba Gets $47M for Housing from Ottawa
Canada's minister of northern and Arctic affairs announces $47 million for new housing in Manitoba, aiming to address housing shortages and support community growth.
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