America at 250: Still Living the Dream and Prospering
As the US celebrates its 250th birthday, John Stossel reflects on the nation's unique foundation of liberty, property rights, and limited government that continues to drive prosperity.
Category : Federal Government
Rogersville Firearms Incident: Three Arrested, Fourth Sought
RCMP in New Brunswick arrested three individuals following a firearms incident in Rogersville. A fourth suspect remains at large, and the investigation is ongoing.
Toronto City Hall Bans Staff from World Cup Freebies
Toronto city manager warns staff not to accept World Cup gifts, including tickets and VIP access, citing public service bylaw.
Trump's Pool Fix May Fail Without Pipe Repairs
President Trump's plan to renovate the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool may be ineffective as it ignores leaky pipes, risking algae return.
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Five More Arrested Over Antisemitic Signs at Toronto March
Toronto police announce five additional arrests for hate propaganda charges related to antisemitic signs displayed during a March protest in the city's Jewish neighborhood.
9 Charges Laid in North Bay Crosswalk Crackdown
North Bay police have laid nine charges in a crosswalk safety crackdown aimed at protecting pedestrians and enforcing traffic laws downtown.
Active Shooter in Pelican Narrows, Sask.: RCMP Responding
RCMP are responding to an active shooter situation in Pelican Narrows, Saskatchewan. Details remain limited as police work to secure the area.
Man Rams Into Ex-Partner's Home, Throws Stone at Police
A Kitchener man allegedly smashed into his former partner's home in Hanover and threw a stone at police. He faces multiple charges including assault with a weapon.
Manitoba Watchdog Details Winnipeg Police Shooting
Manitoba's police watchdog releases new details on a Winnipeg police shooting that occurred during a hostage situation in St. James, sparking public scrutiny.
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Mooney's Bay Stabbings: Police Hunt Suspects After Two Injured
Ottawa police are still searching for suspects after a stabbing at Mooney's Bay Park left an adult man in critical condition and a teenage girl hospitalized.
Canada Post Workers Ratify New Five-Year Agreement
Canada Post workers have voted to ratify a new collective agreement, ending two years of negotiations and strikes. The deal includes wage increases and protects job security.
Rep. Biggs Defends Trump's Iran War, Tells Critics to Leave
Rep. Sheri Biggs (R-S.C.) defends President Trump's military actions in Iran, urging Americans who disagree to leave the country. She dismisses concerns about midterm impacts and accuses Democrats of hypocrisy.
Appeal Court Upholds COVID Mask Bank Robbery Conviction
Alberta's top court upheld Navado Roy Wood's bank robbery conviction, ruling brief exclusions from trial did not cause a miscarriage of justice.
Murder Charge Laid in Edmonton Senior's September Death
Nicholas Alexander Brashko, 44, faces second-degree murder charges for the September 2023 death of Fred Kolybaba in north Edmonton.
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N.S. Major Crime Unit Probes Suspicious Death, Fire
Nova Scotia's major crime unit is investigating a suspicious death and a fire in Antigonish County. RCMP are treating the incidents as connected.
Man Acquitted in Edmonton Senior Death Case
A man has been found not guilty in the death of an Edmonton senior. The verdict was delivered on June 1, 2026, concluding a trial that began earlier this year.
Father Questions Safety at Thunder Bay Jail After Son's Death
Kevin Mamakwa, 27, died in custody at Thunder Bay Jail in June 2020. His father now questions how such a tragedy could happen, raising concerns about inmate safety.
LeBlanc to Meet Trump Trade Czar in Washington Tuesday
Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc will meet with Trump's trade czar in Washington on Tuesday to discuss trade relations and tariffs.
Trump Drops $1.8B Fund Amid GOP Opposition
President Trump abandons his $1.8 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund after opposition from Republican senators and Democratic efforts to ban it by law.
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Foreign Nationals Face More Charges in B.C. Shooting
Foreign nationals face additional charges in a B.C. extortion-linked shooting as public safety minister reports extortions are down but the crisis remains a top priority.
Poilievre Hits Carney Over Economy as Recession Looms
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre accuses Prime Minister Carney of hiding as Canada slips into a technical recession, demanding answers on economic policy.
Ossoff Slams Trump White Nationalism at Rally
Sen. Jon Ossoff delivered a powerful speech against Trump's white nationalism at an Atlanta rally, emphasizing that American greatness comes from ideas, not ethnicity.
Saskatoon police probe multiple weekend stabbings
Saskatoon police are investigating multiple stabbings that occurred over the weekend, with several victims reported. Authorities are seeking public assistance to identify suspects.
Mandelson Files Released: Bad News for Starmer
Newly released files on former UK ambassador Mandelson pose challenges for Labour leader Starmer, but many questions remain unanswered.
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Trump $250 Bill: Controversy Over His Face on Currency
A proposed US$250 bill featuring Donald Trump's portrait sparks debate over legality, priorities, and the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence.
Ex-Press Sec: Jill Biden's Credibility Damaged by Debate Claims
Michael LaRosa says Jill Biden's new claims about Biden's debate health scare contradict past statements, harming her credibility and the Democratic Party.
Ontarians Back Ford Blocking Ottawa's Gun Buyback: Poll
A new poll shows 56% of Ontarians support provincial legislation to block the federal gun buyback program, with strongest support outside the GTA.
Halifax Police Seize Loaded Handgun After Hit-and-Run
Halifax Regional Police arrested a driver for an alleged hit and run, seizing a loaded handgun. The incident occurred on June 1, 2026, with no injuries reported.
Winnipeg Police Probe Suspicious Death in North End
Winnipeg's homicide unit is investigating a suspicious death in the 700 block of Stella Avenue. Police have not released further details.
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Lethbridge High School Lockdown Lifted After Threat
A Lethbridge high school lockdown was lifted after a threat, with police investigating the incident. No injuries were reported, and classes resumed.
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