Former Alberta Justice Named Electoral Boundaries Panel Chair
Former Alberta Justice Brian O'Ferrall appointed chair of electoral boundaries panel amid concerns over transparency and political donations.
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OPP Seizes Alcohol, Charges Underage Drinkers at Sandbanks Park
Ontario Provincial Police seized alcohol and laid charges against underage drinkers during a RIDE check at Sandbanks Provincial Park for 'skip weekend'.
Seven Dead in Iowa After Domestic Dispute Shooting Spree
Seven people, including the gunman, are dead after a shooting spree in Iowa stemming from a domestic dispute among family members.
Manning: Status quo on Alberta separation 'extremely unwise'
Former Reform leader Preston Manning warns that maintaining the status quo in response to Alberta separation sentiment is dangerous, urging meaningful federal reforms.
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NDP bill: floor crossers must face voters first
NDP leader introduces legislation requiring MPs who cross the floor to resign and run in a byelection, aiming to strengthen democratic accountability.
Cape Breton U Apologizes for Priest's Comment on Residential Schools
Cape Breton University issues apology after a priest's remarks about residential schools sparked outrage. The university reaffirms commitment to reconciliation.
UK Police Handcuffed Teen Who Died from Stab Wound
The fatal stabbing of Henry Nowak, a British teenager handcuffed despite claiming to be a victim, ignites debate on race and policing in the UK.
Bari Weiss Dismantles 60 Minutes Amid Trump's Press War
CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss guts 60 Minutes, firing key staff and replacing them with outsiders. Critics say it's a chilling cost of Trump's war on free press.
Trump Welcomes Rescheduled WH Correspondents' Dinner
President Trump praised the July 24 rescheduling of the White House Correspondents' Dinner, saying we cannot let 'lunatics' change our way of life after a shooting at the Hilton.
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One arrested, one sought after firearms and stolen motorcycles seized
London police arrested one man and are searching for another after seizing firearms and stolen motorcycles in a targeted operation.
Trump to Attend Rescheduled White House Press Dinner in July
President Donald Trump will attend the rescheduled White House Correspondents' Association dinner in July after it was postponed due to a security threat in April.
Carney Tells Wrong People to Abandon Ethnic Rivalries
Chris Selley critiques Mark Carney's speech on antisemitism, arguing his call to leave behind old world wars is directed at the wrong audience and ignores the reality of imported conflicts.
Carney and CBC fail on antisemitism: Terry Newman
Terry Newman criticizes PM Carney's speech on antisemitism and CBC's limited coverage, arguing both downplay the crisis facing Canadian Jews.
Iran Suspends Mediator Talks, Trump Says Negotiations Continue
Iran halts communication with mediators, per reports, while President Trump claims talks persist. Israeli strikes on Lebanon escalate tensions.
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Man arrested for confining woman in vehicle, fleeing police
Fredericton police arrested a man after he allegedly confined a woman in a vehicle and fled. The incident is under investigation.
Rubio Optimistic on Iran Nuclear Talks Despite Skepticism
Secretary of State Marco Rubio expresses optimism about eventual Iran nuclear talks, facing skepticism from Congress and analysts amid stalled negotiations.
Ontario Legislature to Rise for 21-Week Break
Ontario's legislature will adjourn for a 21-week summer break after a brief session, sparking debate over the length of the recess.
Racism risk for Vancouver World Cup, but measures exist: B.C. AG
B.C. Attorney General Niki Sharma acknowledges racism as a risk during the 2026 World Cup in Vancouver but says measures are in place to address it.
Carney Denies Antisemitism Rooted in Immigration, Values
Tasha Kheiriddin argues Mark Carney's speech on antisemitism missed the core issue: newcomers must respect Canada's Judeo-Christian values and laws, or face consequences.
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Chief heart surgeon quits Montreal hospital over antisemitism
Dr. Emmanuel Moss, chief of cardiac surgery at Jewish General Hospital, resigns and plans to move to Atlanta in September, citing rising antisemitism and health-care system issues.
Census 2026 Staff Start Door-to-Door Follow-Ups and Calls
Statistics Canada has announced that Census 2026 staff will begin door-to-door follow-ups and phone calls this month to ensure complete participation, emphasizing its importance to democracy.
Youth Charged with Murder Near Clinton, Ontario
Huron County OPP have charged a youth with first-degree murder following a suspicious death in Holmesville. The investigation continues.
Jill Biden: Joe Would Have Beaten Trump in 2024
Former first lady Jill Biden says she believes Joe Biden would have defeated Donald Trump in the 2024 election if he hadn't withdrawn, despite Trump's sweep.
Iran-backed Iraqi militia to hand over weapons to state
A powerful Iran-backed Iraqi militia has announced it will begin handing over its weapons to the state, marking a significant shift in the country's security landscape.
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Military Police Watchdog Seeks Broader Powers
Canada's military police watchdog cites 'institutional resistance' in calling for expanded authority to investigate serious incidents, including sexual assaults and deaths.
Trump Loyalist Pulte Named Acting Intel Chief
President Trump appoints FHFA director Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence, replacing Tulsi Gabbard. Pulte, a loyalist, will retain his FHFA role.
Suspect Wanted for Attempted Murder After Road Rage Incident
York Regional Police are searching for Seyed-Houman Mirmoghtadaei, 30, in connection with an assault following a 2025 road rage incident in Richmond Hill.
Bloc Québécois Calls for Repeal of Clarity Act
The Bloc Québécois has formally called for the repeal of the Clarity Act, reigniting debate over Quebec sovereignty and federal referendum rules.
Trade Minister Seeks CUSMA Renewal Amid Trump Threats
Canada's trade minister emphasizes the benefits of CUSMA renewal as Donald Trump revives threats of making Canada the 51st state, amid technical recession and trade tensions.
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Surrey police chief's ousting 'politically motivated'
A mayoral candidate claims the reported removal of Surrey Police Service Chief Norm Lipinski is politically motivated, raising concerns about interference in policing.
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