Taylor Swift plot suspect gets 15 years
The suspect in a foiled plot to attack a Taylor Swift concert has been convicted and sentenced to 15 years in prison, authorities announced.
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CBC, CP Accused of Ignoring Antisemitism in Poster Vandalism
Michael Higgins criticizes CBC and Canadian Press for failing to report antisemitism as possible motive behind torn posters of missing Jewish teen Esther.
Keith Morris Blasts MAGA Hecklers at Vegas Show
Circle Jerks frontman Keith Morris confronted MAGA hecklers at a Las Vegas concert, calling them 'fascists' and criticizing Donald Trump after being called a 'traitor.'
Alberta Commits $8M to Fight Extortion and Gang Activity
Alberta pledges $8 million to strengthen law enforcement against organized crime, targeting extortion and gang violence concentrated in Calgary and Edmonton.
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Missing Toronto Teen Found Safe; Criminality Probed
A missing 14-year-old girl from Toronto has been found safe after nearly three weeks. Police now investigate whether evidence of criminality exists.
Sask. Legislative Building Gets Women's Washroom After 114 Years
After 114 years, a new women's washroom for MLAs is being built in Saskatchewan's Legislative Building, addressing long-standing gender inequality in facilities.
Man Convicted for Taylor Swift Concert Attack Plot in Austria
An Austrian court convicted a 21-year-old man for planning an attack on a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna, thwarted before three shows were canceled in August 2024.
Paxton's 'Low-T' Dig: A Deeper Look at Masculinity Politics
Texas AG Ken Paxton called rival James Talarico 'Low-T,' sparking debate on how testosterone fixation is used to justify aggression and dominance in politics.
Treasury Secretary Confirms Initial Steps Toward $250 Trump Bill
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced limited progress on a proposed $250 bill featuring Donald Trump, sparking debate over currency redesign and presidential legacy.
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Protesters Rally Against CANSEC Arms Show in Ottawa
Around 200 demonstrators protested the CANSEC arms trade show in Ottawa, denouncing weapons sales to Israel and other nations. The event saw no arrests.
GOP Rep. Steil touts $94M from infrastructure law he opposed
Rep. Bryan Steil celebrated $94.3 million for Wisconsin lead reduction from a bill he voted against: the bipartisan infrastructure law.
Trump's World Cup Sportswashing Similar to Mussolini's Tactics
An expert compares Trump's use of the FIFA World Cup to Benito Mussolini's tactics in 1934, highlighting 'sportswashing' efforts amid human rights concerns.
Bessent's 'Operation Economic Fury' Notes Mocked Online
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was photographed with notes containing 'Resilience' and 'Operation Economic Fury' during a Cabinet meeting, sparking mockery online.
Minister wants police bill law by June 19
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree wants Bill C-22, which expands police surveillance powers, to pass by June 19. He faces opposition and privacy concerns.
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Calgary Jury Hears Closing Arguments in Highway Shooting Death
Closing arguments concluded in the trial of a man accused of murder in a highway shooting death near Calgary. The jury is now deliberating.
'The View' Hosts Blast Trump's Investigation into Carroll
Whoopi Goldberg and Alyssa Farah Griffin criticize the Justice Department's investigation into E. Jean Carroll, calling it a waste of taxpayer money and a distraction from real issues.
Fire Fighting Must Be Our Budget Priority
Edmonton faces longer fire response times due to growth. Councillor Erin Rutherford urges capital funding for new fire halls and fleet to ensure safety.
Saint John Police Arrest Robbery Suspect After Year-Long Search
Saint John police have arrested a suspect in a robbery that occurred over a year ago, when cash was stolen from a store. The arrest follows an extensive investigation.
Too Much English on Quebec Gov't Websites: Commissioner
Quebec's French-language commissioner criticizes excessive English content on government websites, urging better compliance with language laws.
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Springsteen Blasts Trump, Urges Fans to Fight at D.C. Show
Bruce Springsteen delivered a fiery anti-Trump message at his Washington D.C. concert, urging fans to fight for America and chanting 'ICE out!'
Airport Bag-Switching Scandal Shows Canada Lacks Supervision
A shocking bag-switching scam at Toronto Pearson Airport reveals organized crime exploiting security gaps, raising fears of worse threats like terrorism.
Duncan Boundary Study Launched Amid Process Concerns
Duncan initiates a boundary study in response to public interest, while North Cowichan raises concerns about the process. Mayor Michelle Staples highlights long-standing demand.
Canada Defence Spending Prioritizes Jobs: Expert
A military expert criticizes the Carney government's defence procurement strategy, arguing it prioritizes domestic job creation over acquiring the best military equipment, amid a shift away from US purchases.
Carney: Canada Strong Will Help Make America Great Again
Prime Minister Mark Carney promotes Canada-U.S. economic partnership in New York, emphasizing mutual benefits ahead of CUSMA negotiations.
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GOP Rep: 7-0 Map Would Reflect South Carolina Values
Rep. Sheri Biggs says a 7-0 Republican map would reflect South Carolina's values, despite 41% Democratic voter registration. She pushes for the SAVE Act.
Farewell to Ontario's Sleepy Watchdog: Time for an Aggressive Ombudsman
Paul Dubé retires as Ontario's low-profile ombudsman after a decade. Now the province needs a crusader to hold government accountable with systemic investigations.
Man charged after pedestrian hit by vehicle in Prince Albert
A man has been charged after a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Police continue to investigate the incident.
Alberta Police Groups Receive $8M for Organized Crime Fight
Alberta police groups are receiving $8 million in funding to enhance efforts against organized crime and extortion, aiming to improve public safety across the province.
Here's Will Perform in Ottawa on Canada Day 2026
Royal Canadian Air Force Snowbirds to fly over Parliament Hill for Canada Day celebrations in Ottawa on July 1, 2026, with musical performances and events.
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No Charges for Kenora Police in Suspect's Broken Nose
Ontario's SIU clears Kenora police of wrongdoing after a drunken suspect's nose was broken during an arrest on Feb. 14. The incident occurred after 4 a.m. when police responded to a disturbance call.
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