U.S. General Meets Cuban Military at Guantanamo Bay
A U.S. general held a rare meeting with Cuban military officials at the edge of Guantanamo Bay, marking a potential thaw in relations.
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OPSEU employee who praised Hitler keeps job
OPSEU campaign officer Rawan Qaddoura will not be fired over historic tweets praising Hitler and repeating antisemitic tropes, the union announced.
Carney's Trade Pivot Acknowledges U.S. Economic Reality
Prime Minister Mark Carney shifts from 'Elbows Up' rhetoric to emphasizing Canada-U.S. trade integration, acknowledging the economic necessity of the relationship.
Subramanyam: Bondi Combative, Refused Epstein Survivors Meeting
Rep. Suhas Subramanyam criticized former AG Pam Bondi for being combative and refusing to meet Jeffrey Epstein survivors during her House Oversight Committee testimony.
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Canadian pleads guilty to 14 assisted suicide counts; reconciliation shift
Kenneth Law pleads guilty to 14 counts of assisted suicide. Terry Glavin analyzes how residential school 'graves' transformed reconciliation. Plus, ER 'chair care' and more.
SD61 Indigenous Council Seeks Consultation on Safety Plans
The SD61 Indigenous Education Council demands consultation on any safety plan changes, citing lack of Indigenous input in previous issues leading to the 2024 school board firing.
Ex-Arcadia Mayor Pleads Guilty to Illegal China Agent Charges
Former Arcadia mayor Eileen Wang pleaded guilty to acting as an illegal agent of China, sharing Beijing propaganda without notifying the U.S. Sentencing set for October.
Ghana Passes Anti-LGBTQ Bill: Promotion Now Criminalized
Ghana's parliament has passed a bill criminalizing the promotion of LGBTQ activities, sparking international debate over human rights and religious freedoms in the West African nation.
Canadian media misreported Aboriginal title ruling
The Canadian Press falsely reported that the Supreme Court ruled Aboriginal title cannot apply to private land, but the Court only declined to hear an appeal.
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Montreal Mayor Announces $3.4M Aid for At-Risk Residents
Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante unveiled a $3.4 million aid package for vulnerable residents, including housing and food assistance, ahead of the city's movie day event.
Ottawa Protests, Construction, Library Woes: Top Stories
Protesters rally against CANSEC arms show; 417 construction impacts Nepean; Ottawa's new library faces delays and cost overruns.
Jury Deliberations Start in Alberta Highway Shooting Case
Jurors have begun deliberations in the trial of two men accused in a 2022 Alberta highway shooting that left a woman dead and two others injured.
Supreme Court Upholds Trial Delay Rules in Canada
Canada's Supreme Court declines to change existing trial delay rules, maintaining the current framework for timely justice.
NL Drops Equalization Lawsuit Against Ottawa
Newfoundland and Labrador has withdrawn its legal challenge against the federal equalization program, Premier Tony Wakeham announced.
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Farewell to Steven Guilbeault, Alberta separatism founder
Don Braid argues Steven Guilbeault and Justin Trudeau bear heavy responsibility for Alberta separatism, citing extremist climate policies and federal overreach.
Toddler in Unattended Stroller Nearly Rolls Into Traffic: LPS
A 23-year-old man faces charges after a toddler in an unattended stroller almost rolled into traffic in Lethbridge. Police urge parents to ensure stroller safety.
Carney Discusses AI with Pope Leo as Canada Prepares Strategy
Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke with Pope Leo XIV about AI ethics, Indigenous artifacts, and global peace, as Canada readies its AI strategy.
Two Men Arrested After Walkerville Vehicle Thefts
Two men were arrested after a series of vehicle thefts in Walkerville, ending in a collision and foot chase. Police recovered stolen vehicles and charged the suspects.
Louisiana GOP Passes New Map to Boost House Seats
Louisiana lawmakers approved a new congressional map Friday to help Republicans gain a seat, eliminating a majority-Black district after the Supreme Court struck down the previous map.
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Bloc MP Savard-Tremblay jumps to Parti Québécois
Bloc Québécois MP Simon-Pierre Savard-Tremblay confirms he will leave federal politics to run for the Parti Québécois in the fall provincial election, announced alongside PQ and Bloc leaders.
Poilievre Blames Carney for Canada's Recession Dip
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre accuses Mark Carney's policies of pushing Canada into a technical recession, citing economic mismanagement and rising unemployment.
Quebec Municipalities Demand Transit Funding Fix
Quebec municipal groups call on the federal government to address chronic underfunding of public transit systems, warning of service cuts and fare hikes.
Judge Blocks Trump's Kennedy Center Renaming Bid
A federal judge ruled that President Trump cannot rename the Kennedy Center after himself, siding with a lawsuit that challenged the board's actions.
Atlanta Police Investigate Officer's Alleged Sex with Federal Judge
Atlanta police are investigating whether an officer had sex with a federal judge in the judge's chambers at the U.S. Courthouse in Atlanta.
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Judge blocks Kennedy Center closure over Trump name placement
A judge ruled the Kennedy Center board violated the law by adding Trump's name to the building and halted closure plans, citing procedural failures.
Police Watchdog Probes Winnipeg Hostage Shooting
Manitoba's police watchdog is investigating a hostage situation in Winnipeg that ended with a shooting. The incident occurred on King Edward Street on May 29, 2026.
Saskatoon Fire Chief Brian Bentley Dies at 73
Brian Bentley, who served as Saskatoon fire chief for over two decades, passed away at 73. His leadership and legacy are remembered.
NYC Mayor Mamdani Hits Back at Mullin's Airport Threat
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani responds to Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin's threat to stop processing international flights into sanctuary cities, defending New York's sanctuary status.
China opposes Canadian warship's Taiwan Strait transit
China strongly condemned the HMCS Charlottetown's transit of the Taiwan Strait, calling it a violation of sovereignty. Canada asserts the right to freedom of navigation.
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Massive Fire Engulfs Multiple Homes in Saskatoon
Emergency crews battle a massive fire at multiple homes in Saskatoon, with no immediate word on injuries. The blaze has drawn significant response from local fire departments.
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