CRTC Streaming Tax: Trade War Blunder with U.S.
The CRTC's decision to tax streaming giants 15% of Canadian revenues threatens trade talks and consumer costs.
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Conservatives Slam Ottawa's Cowichan Aboriginal Title Strategy
Conservatives criticize the federal government's legal approach in the Cowichan Aboriginal title case, arguing it failed property owners in British Columbia.
Alberta to Vote on Separation Referendum: How We Got Here
Edmonton, Alberta is set to vote on whether to hold a separation referendum. This article explains the events leading to this pivotal decision.
Rubio Doubtful on Cuba Diplomacy, Trump Threatens Military Action
Secretary of State Marco Rubio expresses skepticism about diplomatic progress with Cuba as President Trump raises the possibility of military intervention.
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Vancouver council votes to allow natural gas heating in new buildings
Vancouver city council approved Mayor Ken Sim's motion to align the municipal building code with the provincial one, allowing natural gas heating in new homes, sparking debate over affordability and climate goals.
Alberta adds separation question to fall referendum
The Alberta government has added a separation-related question to the upcoming fall referendum, sparking debate over the province's future in Canada.
Smith's Confusing Referendum Question
Premier Danielle Smith unveiled a contradictory referendum question on Alberta's future, leaving voters puzzled and sparking debate.
Smith to Present Own Referendum Question in October
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith will present her own referendum question in October, risking division within her party as separatist sentiments surge.
Supreme Court to Hear B.C. Mineral Claims Case, Eby Says
British Columbia Premier David Eby says it is 'very good news' that the Supreme Court of Canada will hear the province's appeal over mineral claims, a case with significant implications for Indigenous rights and resource development.
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Person Pinned Under CTrain in Critical Condition
Calgary police report a person suffered life-threatening injuries after being pinned under a CTrain in the downtown core. Investigation underway.
Recall campaign launched against Vancouver MLA Brodie
A recall campaign against Vancouver-Quilchena MLA Dallas Brodie has been launched, requiring over 15,000 signatures. Proponent Dorothy Cumming cites offensive comments and lack of representation.
GOP Cancels Iran War Vote as Passage Loomed
House Republicans abruptly called off a vote on an Iran war resolution that was on the verge of passing, according to The Associated Press. The move came as the measure faced bipartisan support.
Tillis Slams Trump's $1.8B Fund as 'Stupid on Stilts'
Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) harshly criticized President Trump's proposed $1.8 billion 'Anti-Weaponization Fund,' calling it 'stupid on stilts' and warning it could compensate Jan. 6 rioters.
2 Teens Stabbed in North York, Seek Hospital Help
Two teenagers with stab wounds arrived at a North York hospital on May 21. Toronto police are investigating the incident, no arrests reported.
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B.C. NDP Relieved as SCC Takes DRIPA Case
The Supreme Court of Canada will hear B.C.'s appeal on the DRIPA case, providing a cooling-off period for the NDP government amid controversy over Indigenous rights legislation.
Halifax RCMP Arrests 3 for Impaired Driving Crashes
Halifax RCMP arrested three individuals for impaired driving following separate crashes. The incidents highlight ongoing concerns about road safety and impaired driving enforcement.
Toronto council OKs half of councillor's legal fees in probe
Toronto City Council has approved covering half of Councillor Chris Moise's legal fees related to an integrity commissioner investigation, sparking debate over taxpayer-funded legal costs.
Dangerous sex offender gets indeterminate sentence in Vancouver
John Ambrose Seward, declared a dangerous offender on April 30, 2026, will serve an indeterminate sentence, Vancouver police confirmed. The case highlights ongoing public safety concerns.
Queen Elizabeth II Pushed for Andrew as Trade Envoy: Docs
Newly released government documents reveal Queen Elizabeth II actively pushed for Prince Andrew to become a UK trade envoy, a role he held from 2001 to 2011 amid controversy.
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Canada Falling Short on Defence Spending: Pentagon
A Pentagon official says Canada is falling short on defence spending commitments, including delays in the F-35 review. The criticism comes amid ongoing NORAD modernization talks.
Supreme Court Dismisses Regina Murder Appeal
Canada's highest court has upheld the second-degree murder conviction of Dillon Whitehawk for the 2020 killing of Keesha Cree Bitternose in Regina.
San Diego Mosque Attack Manifesto Cites London Truck Tragedy
A manifesto found after a San Diego mosque attack references the London truck tragedy, raising concerns about escalating hate violence in the US and Canada.
Pedestrian Injured in Hit-and-Run in Sault Ste. Marie
Police in Sault Ste. Marie investigate a hit-and-run that injured a pedestrian outside a fast-food restaurant on Greater Northern Road earlier this month.
France Owes the World an Apology for Wokism
A French writer apologizes for French Theory's role in spawning wokism, arguing it has paralyzed Western civilization by teaching deconstruction over construction.
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Edmonton Police Survey: Job Satisfaction High, Upper Management Mixed
Edmonton Police Service survey shows 68% of employees satisfied, but only 39% view senior management favorably. 62% of staff participated.
Lions Bay Man's Disappearance Now a Homicide Probe
Stewart McLean, 45, missing since May 15, 2026, is now believed to be a homicide victim. Squamish RCMP and IHIT are investigating.
RCMP Probe of Tumbler Ridge Shooting in Final Stages
B.C.'s public safety minister says the RCMP investigation into a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge is in its final stages, providing updates on the case.
CAF Personnel in Ottawa Asked to Return Deployment Gear
Canadian Armed Forces personnel in Ottawa are asked to return patrol packs and tactical vests to replenish stock levels, addressing critical equipment shortages.
Woman doused in chemical accelerant in Windsor, man charged
A man faces charges after a woman was doused with a chemical accelerant in Windsor. Police responded to the incident, which is under investigation.
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Canada-U.S. Trade Talks Stalled; Poilievre to Campaign in Alberta
Trade negotiations between Canada and the U.S. remain at an impasse. Pierre Poilievre plans to campaign in Alberta for Canadian unity. Also, a Toronto driver wins appeal after 18 years.
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