Taiwan Tracks Second Chinese Combat Patrol in Week
Taiwan deployed ships and jets to monitor a second Chinese combat patrol in a week, amid heightened tensions in the region.
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Montrose Seeks Reopening of Cowichan Title Case
Montrose Properties asks B.C. Supreme Court to reopen Cowichan land claim lawsuit, arguing Aboriginal title ruling directly affects its fee simple land interests.
Woman Found Dead in Mission; Homicide Team Called
A woman was found dead in a Mission, B.C., home on May 24, 2026. The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team has been called in to investigate the incident.
US, Iran Near Deal to End War and Reopen Strait of Hormuz
The US and Iran are close to a deal ending the war and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Talks include a ceasefire, reopening of the strait, and Iran giving up enriched uranium.
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Vancouver Allows Overnight Camping in Parks During World Cup
Vancouver confirms overnight camping in parks will be permitted during the FIFA World Cup 2026, balancing fan accommodation and public space access.
U.S. military strikes Iranian boats, missile sites: CENTCOM
The U.S. military conducted strikes on Iranian boats and missile launch sites, according to CENTCOM, escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Transport Canada vows action after baggage tag scheme exposed
A W5 investigation into drug smuggling and baggage-tag tampering at Canada's busiest airports prompts Transport Canada to promise swift security improvements.
BC NDP Ignore Caveats in World Cup Benefit Report
The BC NDP cites a $1 billion economic boost from hosting World Cup games, but a key report includes cautionary statements that are being overlooked.
Farkas Aligns with Nenshi, Opposes Smith on Secession
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas criticizes Premier Danielle Smith's referendum on Alberta secession, aligning with NDP leader Naheed Nenshi and drawing praise from progressives.
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Ottawa Police Seek Help to Find Missing Teen
Ottawa police are asking the public for help locating 15-year-old Madison Letellier, missing since April 23 from Carlingwood Shopping Centre.
Lapid: US-Iran Deal Fails Israel's War Goals
Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid criticized the emerging US-Iran deal, saying it fails to achieve Israel's war aims and that Netanyahu has lost influence in Washington.
Massie Files for 2028 Run After Primary Loss, Trump Calls Him 'Loser'
Rep. Thomas Massie filed for a 2028 House campaign after losing the GOP primary. Trump called him a 'loser' along with other defeated incumbents.
Suspected homicide of Vancouver-area actor shocks friends
Stewart McLean, a Vancouver-area actor, was found dead in Lions Bay. Police suspect homicide. Friends describe him as kind and gentle.
Laser Pointed at Police Aircraft Leads to Charge for Regina Man
A 62-year-old Regina man faces a mischief endangering life charge after allegedly pointing a laser at a police aircraft during a patrol flight on Saturday night.
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Serious Assault at Chilliwack Nightclub Under Investigation
Chilliwack RCMP are investigating a serious assault at a nightclub. The suspect is a 19-year-old male with a medium build. Police seek public assistance.
Rep. Deluzio: Trump Admin Floundering on Iran War Strategy
Rep. Chris Deluzio criticizes the Trump administration's handling of the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, calling it a 'major blunder' with billions in costs and destabilized energy markets.
Carney Waves Clarity Act at Smith's 'Dangerous Bluff'
Prime Minister Carney invokes the Clarity Act against Alberta Premier Smith's referendum question, calling it a dangerous bluff. Ottawa may review the question's legality.
Toronto Police Seek Help to Identify Homicide Victim
Toronto Police released images of a necklace and jacket to identify a male homicide victim found in a Cabbagetown garage on May 23, 2026. The victim is of Asian descent, and authorities urge public assistance.
Navdeep Bains Seeks Ontario Liberal Leadership
Former Liberal MP Navdeep Bains has announced his candidacy for leader of the Ontario Liberal Party, aiming to rebuild and revitalize the provincial party.
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Anand: Israel's Flotilla Treatment of Canadians Violated UN Treaty
Canadian Minister Anita Anand stated that Israel's mistreatment of Canadians during a flotilla raid violated a UN treaty, calling for accountability.
CBA Refuses to Help Recruit Electoral Boundaries Chair
The Canadian Bar Association declines request to help recruit a chair for Alberta's electoral boundaries advisory panel, following the acting chief justice's refusal.
Regina Police Seek Weapons Assault Suspect: Crime Stoppers
Regina police are searching for a suspect in a weapons assault. Crime Stoppers offers a reward for information leading to an arrest.
Ex-Edmonton Police Employee Trial in Teen Sex Abuse Case
The trial of Yasin Cetin, a former EPS employee accused of sexually abusing a 14-year-old boy, was adjourned after the Crown discovered evidence that could radically change the case.
Edmonton police probe suspicious death of toddler
Edmonton police are investigating the suspicious death of a three-year-old girl found in a downtown apartment. An autopsy is expected this week.
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Olivia Chow Running for Re-Election, Toronto Can't Afford More
Olivia Chow announces re-election bid, but critics say Toronto is less safe and less affordable under her leadership, with property taxes up 20%.
RCMP head warns over CBC prank; Carney on Alberta bluff
RCMP commissioner concerned about CBC prank show targeting Mounties; PM Carney warns Alberta sovereignty referendum could be a dangerous bluff; plus more top stories.
Carney: Alberta Separation Referendum a 'Dangerous Bluff'
Prime Minister Mark Carney warns that Alberta's separation referendum is a dangerous bluff akin to Brexit, while Saskatchewan's premier urges a forward-looking approach.
Cabbagetown Death Declared Homicide; Clothing Photos Released
Toronto police have ruled the Cabbagetown death a homicide and released images of the victim's jacket and necklace, seeking public help in identifying the suspect.
Sorkin Warns Market Crash Coming, CEOs Fear Trump
CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin warns of an inevitable market crash, saying CEOs are scared to criticize Trump due to fears of retaliation.
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Bloc Slams Carney Over Clarity Act in Alberta
The Bloc Québécois criticizes PM Carney for considering the Clarity Act against Alberta's referendum, arguing the province's future is for Albertans alone.
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