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.
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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.
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.
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 10 in Southern Lebanon, Including Medics and Child
Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon killed 10 people, including paramedics and a child, according to Lebanese officials. The attacks occurred in the village of Deir Qanoun al-Nahr.
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Findlay stays in B.C. Conservative race despite anonymous claims
Kerry-Lynne Findlay continues her B.C. Conservative leadership campaign after 'unproven and anonymous' allegations surfaced, with party officials declining to comment further.
Ford Slams Encampment Ruling Blocking Kitchener Transit Hub
Ontario Premier Doug Ford criticizes a court ruling that halts the Kitchener Central Transit Hub construction, calling it a 'joke' and 'cockamamie' after a judge declared the encampment a last refuge for the homeless.
Ontario Mediates Brantford Airport Dispute
The Ontario government has stepped in to mediate a debate over the future of the Brantford Municipal Airport, appointing a facilitator to address land-use conflicts.
Staten Island Shipyard Fire Injures 16
A fire and explosion at a Staten Island shipyard injured at least 16 people, including three with serious injuries, the New York Fire Department reported.
Tim Hortons Dispute Turns Deadly After Drive-Thru Complaint
A 75-year-old woman's daughter speaks out after a fatal altercation with a Tim Hortons employee in Indiana over a drive-thru order complaint.
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Fanone Mocks Trump's Jan 6 Condemnation Video as AI
Michael Fanone, ex-DC police officer attacked on Jan 6, laughed at a resurfaced video of Trump condemning violence, calling it possibly AI. He criticized the DOJ's $1.7 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund.
Raúl Castro's Low-Profile Life After Cuba Presidency
Raúl Castro has maintained a rare public presence since leaving Cuba's presidency, with limited appearances and a low profile, according to recent reports.
Smith open to Constitution amendment on treaty rights
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she is open to discussing constitutional amendments to redefine Indigenous treaty rights, citing judicial overreach in Section 35 interpretations.
Canada Low Risk from Ebola, Hantavirus; Smith's Plea
Ontario man tests negative for Ebola; no further hantavirus cases in Canada. Danielle Smith's impassioned speech, luggage safety tips, Poilievre's comeback strategy, and First Nation invoice dispute.
Tulsi Gabbard Resigns as Intel Chief to Care for Husband
Tulsi Gabbard steps down as Director of National Intelligence to support her husband Abraham Williams, diagnosed with a rare bone cancer. Trump praises her service.
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Calgary Mayor Slams Alberta Separatist Referendum
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas criticizes Alberta's plan for a referendum on secession, warning it threatens investor confidence and economic stability.
Trump Skips Son’s Wedding Over Iran, Government Duties
President Donald Trump will not attend his son Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding this weekend, citing government responsibilities and the Iran situation. The couple legally wed Thursday in Florida.
Edmonton mayor: separation referendum 'catastrophic'
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack criticizes Premier Smith's separation referendum as catastrophic, while groups launch campaigns urging Albertans to stay in Canada.
Suspect Sought After 8-Year-Old Assaulted in Scarborough Store
Police are searching for a suspect after an 8-year-old girl was sexually assaulted inside a store in Scarborough. The suspect is described as a man aged 20-30 with eyeglasses.
Vancouver Mayor, Park Board Chair Spar Over Beach Patrol Cuts
Vancouver's mayor and park board chair are in dispute over the VPD's decision to reduce beach patrols, raising concerns about public safety during the summer season.
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Trump Veers Off-Topic in Economy Speech
During a New York speech on the economy, President Trump frequently deviated from the topic, touching on immigration, trade, and personal grievances.
Smith Defends Separatist Vote Amid Leadership Challenge
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith defends a referendum on separation from Canada, but separatists threaten a revolt within her party, accusing her of betraying the independence movement.
Person of Interest Sought in Edmonton Infill Fire
Edmonton Police seek a person of interest in a deliberately set infill fire near Whyte Avenue on March 19, 2026. The suspect is described as a man in his 30s.
Ford Slams Judge's Ruling on Ontario Encampment
Premier Doug Ford calls a judge's decision to strike down Waterloo Region's encampment bylaw 'ridiculous' and vows to appeal.
B.C. Actor's Case Now Homicide Investigation
Police in British Columbia have upgraded the disappearance of actor Stewart McLean to a homicide investigation, with the Squamish RCMP taking over the case.
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Separatists Told to Win Fall Vote and Accept Outcome
Premier Danielle Smith says Alberta separatists should aim to win the fall election and respect the result, emphasizing the need for clarity on the province's future.
Assigned Seating Returns for Federal Workers This Summer
The Canadian federal government will reintroduce assigned seating for public servants this summer, aiming to improve workplace efficiency and security in government buildings.
Competition Bureau Forces Grain Elevator Sale in $150M Deal
Canada's Competition Bureau intervenes in Parrish and Heimbecker's $150M grain takeover, requiring sale of a Saskatchewan elevator to protect farmer competition.
Montreal-area man arrested in terror probe, released
A man from the Montreal area was arrested in a terrorism investigation and later released with conditions, police confirmed.
Flotilla activists describe beatings, tasers by Israeli forces
Activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla report beatings, tasings, and mistreatment during Israeli interception, arriving in Istanbul after detainment.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Alberta Separation Vote
Ontario Premier Doug Ford weighs in on Alberta's separation referendum vote, emphasizing national unity and the importance of keeping Canada together.
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