Man Killed in Maple Ridge Fight: Homicide Probe
A man was killed in a fight in Maple Ridge, prompting a homicide investigation. Police are seeking witnesses to the incident that occurred on May 30.
Category : Federal Government
Bank of Canada Warns on GDP Recession Data
The Bank of Canada advises not to overinterpret GDP data showing a technical recession, emphasizing broader economic indicators for policy decisions.
Jill Biden: Public Support Despite Private Fears
Former first lady Jill Biden reveals she publicly supported President Joe Biden after the 2024 debate despite private fears, highlighting personal and political tensions.
Fredericton Bridge Crash Probe Ongoing; No Charges Expected
Investigation continues into fatal Fredericton bridge crash that killed two women on May 29; police say charges are not anticipated.
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Hamilton Police Probe Missing Man's Death on Shoreline
Hamilton police are investigating after the body of missing man Marcin Sydor, 47, was found along the shoreline. An autopsy is pending.
Quebec probes police shooting of teen Nooran Rezayi
Quebec's police watchdog investigates the fatal shooting of 15-year-old Nooran Rezayi by Longueuil police, sparking public outcry and demands for accountability.
Toronto Police Hunt Suspects in Rexdale Fatal Shooting
Toronto police are seeking multiple suspects after a deadly shooting at a Rexdale apartment building on May 31, 2026. Authorities urge public assistance.
CBS Staffers Demand Editorial Independence from New Boss
CBS News staffers are sending a letter to CEO David Ellison demanding he respect editorial values and independent journalism amid major shakeups at '60 Minutes'.
Windsor Man Arrested in Vaughan Double Homicide
York Regional Police have charged two men and are seeking Gerard Murray in connection with a fatal shooting in Vaughan. Officers found two deceased victims with multiple gunshot wounds.
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Powell: Fed Credibility at Risk If President Can Fire Officials
Former Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank would lose credibility if presidents could dismiss officials over policy disagreements, urging protection of its independence.
Windsor man charged in Vaughan double homicide
York Regional Police charge one Windsor man and seek another in a double homicide and arson case in Vaughan. Gerard Murray wanted for two counts of first-degree murder.
Wanted Man Charged for Historic Sexual Offences Arrested
Nova Scotia RCMP arrest Graeme Mackenzie Gordon for historic sexual offences. He was wanted on a Canada-wide warrant and faces multiple charges.
Piker, Uygur Banned from UK Public Events
Online commentators Hasan Piker and Cenk Uygur have been barred from entering the UK for public events, according to reports. The decision has sparked debate over free speech.
Israeli Court Approves Mossad Chief Appointment
Israel's Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara attended a cabinet meeting as the high court approved the next Mossad director, amidst political and security developments.
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Bill C-22 Retreat Confirms Surveillance Risks: Guillemette
Canadian tech entrepreneur Yanik Guillemette asserts Ottawa's pivot on Bill C-22 confirms systemic dangers to data sovereignty and digital economy.
Sudbury Seeks Feedback on Snowstorm Response
Greater Sudbury is asking residents to evaluate the city's response to the major snowstorm in mid-March, aiming to improve future emergency preparedness and snow removal.
Barrie Woman Seeks Apology for Forced Adoptions
Christine Nayler, who was forced to give up her newborn in 1982 at age 15, calls on the Canadian government to apologize for historical forced adoptions.
Indigenous Languages Office Audit Over $10M Conference
A landmark Indigenous languages office faces audit after spending $10M on a conference. Critics question financial oversight and priorities.
Nova Scotia Greets June with Frost Warnings
Nova Scotia begins June under frost advisories as sun and clouds precede showers. Also: Toronto employers eye remote work to avoid World Cup traffic, and more.
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Democrats in 'Strongest Position' in Decades for Midterms
CNN's Harry Enten says Democrats hold historic advantages in party identification and voter enthusiasm ahead of November midterms, with a 13-point lead in party affiliation.
Maine Candidate Accuses NYT, WSJ of Malpractice in Sex Story
Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner accused The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal of journalistic malpractice for reporting he sent sexual messages to women.
Carney to Combat Antisemitism, Hate in Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney will announce further steps to fight antisemitism and hate in Canada, addressing a spike in incidents since October 7.
Barrie Man Charged with Murder After Downtown Assault
Justin Harris faces second-degree murder charges following a fatal assault at Five Points in downtown Barrie. Police arrested him on May 29, 2026.
Smith Defends Unvalidated Signatures for Separatist Vote
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith defends using unvalidated signatures to pose a separatist referendum question, sparking controversy and pushback from Manitoba's premier.
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Smith Defends Unvalidated Signatures for Separatist Referendum
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith defends using unvalidated signatures to pose a separatist referendum question in October, sparking controversy.
Trump Says Iran Deal Will Work Out Well Despite Clashes
President Trump expresses confidence in Iran interim peace deal talks, even as U.S. and Iranian forces clash near the Strait of Hormuz, with both sides exchanging fire.
Kitchener Man Charged After Stabbing at Business
A Kitchener man faces charges after a stabbing at a local business. Police responded to the scene, and the victim was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Police Investigate Targeted Shooting at Kitchener Home
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a targeted shooting at a Kitchener residence early Monday. No injuries reported. Suspects fled the scene.
New Brunswick Municipal Leaders Take Oath Monday
Newly elected councils and mayors across New Brunswick will be sworn in on Monday, marking the start of new municipal terms. The ceremony follows recent elections.
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Judge to Rule on Public Hearing in Charlie Kirk Case
A Utah judge will decide if a key hearing for Tyler Robinson, accused of killing Charlie Kirk, will be public. The decision could impact media access.
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