Canadian citizen charged with illegal voting in US elections
A Canadian citizen faces charges for allegedly voting illegally in multiple U.S. elections, highlighting cross-border electoral security concerns.
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Israel Deports Flotilla Activists as Conflict Continues
Israel began deporting hundreds of activists from a Gaza-bound flotilla intercepted on May 19, 2026. The operation has drawn international attention and criticism.
Joe Oliver: Mark Carney's WEF Corporatism Shapes Canada
Joe Oliver argues that Prime Minister Mark Carney's governance reflects WEF corporatism, undermining democratic accountability and economic performance in Canada.
Canadian Troops Ready for Russia; Will Ottawa Back Them?
As Russia threatens NATO members, Canada's troops in Latvia are prepared to fight. But will the Canadian government provide full support?
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New Tort for Coercive Control in Relationships Recognized
The Supreme Court of Canada has created a new civil action for coercive control in intimate relationships, allowing lawsuits for psychological abuse without physical violence.
UK to release papers on Prince Andrew's trade envoy role
The UK government will release documents related to former Prince Andrew's appointment as a trade envoy, shedding light on the controversial role.
Airport Workers with Crime Ties Got Security Clearance
An investigation reveals that thousands of Pearson airport employees with alleged links to organized crime, drug trafficking, and violence were granted security clearance, raising serious security concerns.
Canadians Favour Domestic Defence Spending Over US Firms
A new poll reveals 82% of Canadians support investing in domestically owned defence companies and reducing reliance on American firms, aligning with the government's new Defence Industrial Strategy.
Trump Allies Seek Payouts from $1.776B Fund
January 6 defendants and Trump allies plan to apply for compensation from a $1.776 billion fund for victims of political 'weaponization,' sparking legal challenges and political debate.
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Trump Reveals Secret Military Complex Under White House Ballroom
President Trump details a massive secret military complex being built six stories deep under the new White House ballroom, including a hospital and drone-proof roof.
Putin-Xi Meeting: Key Takeaways from Beijing Talks
China and Russia signed multiple agreements on trade, media, and energy during Xi-Putin meeting, underscoring their close ties after Trump's visit.
Alberta UCP Secession Referendum Push Stalls in Committee
A UCP attempt to add a secession question to Alberta's referendum ballot failed Wednesday after a procedural dispute with the NDP. The committee will meet again Thursday.
Teen Punched in Face After Home Intruder: OPP
A teenager was punched in the face after an intruder entered their home in Northern Ontario. OPP are investigating the incident, which occurred late Tuesday evening.
OAN Eyes Trump's Anti-Weaponization Fund Payout
One America News considers claiming funds from Trump's $1.8B Anti-Weaponization Fund, established after his IRS lawsuit, sparking legal challenges from Capitol police officers.
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Regina Council Expands Ethics and Inclusion Training
Regina City Council voted to expand ethics training for employees, adding modules on 2SLGBTQIAP+ and accessibility awareness, with implementation by late 2026.
Trump Jokes at Coast Guard Academy Commencement
President Trump delivered a freewheeling commencement speech at the Coast Guard Academy, joking about good-looking cadets and their muscles, and hinting at future visits.
Texas Judge Orders Trans Youth Medical Records from RI Hospital
A federal judge in Texas ordered Rhode Island Hospital to hand over medical records of transgender children, sparking privacy concerns and legal battles over gender-affirming care.
Alberta Separatist Vote: Premier Smith's Next Move
Premier Danielle Smith navigates a political jam as Alberta's separatist vote takes an unexpected turn with a pro-Canada petition.
Vancouver OKs Free Swim Lessons for Kids
Vancouver city council unanimously approved free swimming lessons for children aged 3-12 and aims to scrap pool reservation systems to improve aquatic access.
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Man Wanted for Break-Ins at 4 Toronto Apartments
Toronto police seek Sean Gummerson, 45, for dozens of charges after storage lockers and vehicles were broken into at four apartment buildings across the city.
Snowbirds Alumni Fear for Squadron's Future Despite Pledge
Retired Snowbirds pilots express concern over the squadron's future after a federal announcement, despite assurances it will return. Alumni cite uncertainty and lack of details.
Jan. 6 Rioters Who Assaulted Police Could Get Payouts
Acting AG Todd Blanche says Jan. 6 rioters who assaulted officers may receive money from a $1.7 billion fund, sparking bipartisan backlash.
Survivor calls out mother, House Speaker, for gun bill delay
Shelisa Demuth, survivor of a 2003 school shooting, criticized her mother, Minnesota House Speaker Lisa Demuth, for deferring an assault weapons ban bill.
CUPE members rally outside Northeastern Catholic school board
Education workers rallied against concessions outside the Northeastern Catholic District School Board office in Timmins, Ont., on May 20, 2026, demanding fair treatment.
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Rozon to Pay $930,000, Waive Appeal in Settlement
Gilbert Rozon agrees to pay $930,000 to accusers and waive appeal rights, ending a civil lawsuit. The Courageous group celebrates the settlement.
Raskin Bill Blocks Trump's $1.8B Slush Fund
Rep. Jamie Raskin introduced legislation to block Trump's $1.8 billion fund for Jan. 6 rioters, calling it unlawful. The bill would ban payments to defendants and require Treasury reporting.
UCP Press Release Stalls Forever Canadian Review
An early press release from the UCP caucus has stalled the Forever Canadian review committee, delaying its work on the proposed legislation.
Regina Police Operation Ends on Garnet Street
Regina police concluded an operation on Garnet Street following a shooting on May 14. No injuries reported. Investigation ongoing.
Two Alberta Ministers Quit, Smith to Address Referendum
Finance Minister Nate Horner and Health Minister Matt Jones resign from cabinet. Premier Smith will deliver a TV speech on the independence referendum amid legislative turmoil.
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UCP Pre-Empts Vote, Announces Fall Referendum on Petition
The UCP caucus issued a press release before a committee vote, stating the Forever Canadian petition will be on a fall referendum, sparking controversy.
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