Trump's $1.8B Slush Fund: A Constitutional Crisis
Trump settles his own lawsuit to create a $1.8 billion fund for supporters, including Jan. 6 rioters, bypassing Congress and threatening constitutional checks.
Category : Federal Government
Suspect Charged in Vancouver West End Vehicle Rampage
Tadd Bali faces four counts of assault causing bodily harm after a vehicle rampage in Vancouver's West End sent a senior to hospital and injured two police officers.
Driver, 2 Firefighters Injured in Scarborough Collision
A cube truck collided with a fire truck in Scarborough on May 19, 2026, leaving the driver and two firefighters injured. Emergency crews responded to the scene.
Poilievre Names New Chief of Staff After Todd Retirement
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre has appointed a new chief of staff following Ian Todd's retirement announcement, marking a leadership change in his office.
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Guelph Police Cruiser Rammed During Break-In
A Guelph police cruiser was deliberately rammed during a break and enter. The incident is under investigation, with no injuries reported. Police are seeking suspects.
US Blames Canada for Suspending Joint Defence Board
The US has paused participation in the Permanent Joint Board on Defence, citing Canada's failure to meet defence commitments. An academic calls it a reality check on rhetoric versus policy.
Trump: Hour Away From Iran Attack, Allies Intervened
President Trump told reporters he was an hour from launching a military strike on Iran until Gulf allies persuaded him to delay, citing ongoing negotiations.
Greater Sudbury Celebrates Paramedic Services Week
Greater Sudbury recognized dedicated paramedics during Paramedic Services Week on May 19, celebrating their service and commitment to the community.
YRP, South Simcoe, Barrie Police Boost Presence After Shooting
York Regional Police, South Simcoe Police, and Barrie Police are increasing their presence in response to the recent mosque shooting in San Diego, aiming to reassure the community and prevent potential threats.
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U.S. Drops Tax Claims Against Trump in IRS Settlement
The U.S. government has agreed to drop tax claims against Donald Trump as part of a broader settlement of an IRS lawsuit, marking a significant legal development.
Hate Crime Probe After Man Damages Gas Line Near Saskatoon Church
Saskatoon police hate crime unit investigates after a man with an axe damaged a gas line outside Westside Pentecostal Church. No injuries reported.
Timmins May Write Off $884K in Unrecoverable Fines
Timmins city council is expected to vote on writing off $884,628.61 in provincial offences fines deemed unrecoverable, addressing long-standing debt.
Canada's First Strategy for Men and Boys' Health Launched
The Canadian government has unveiled its first national strategy on men and boys' health, highlighting issues like suicide, substance use, and chronic diseases.
Chow: Police Chief Must Earn Back Public Trust
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says Police Chief Myron Dimkew has significant work to restore public trust after three officers were charged in an alleged sex assault in Barcelona.
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Armenian Ambassador Praises Canada Amid Carney Criticism
Armenia's ambassador to Canada praises Ottawa's support, while critics accuse Mark Carney of scaling back peace efforts in the region.
Person Dead in Fredericton After Weapons Complaint
Fredericton police responded to a weapons complaint, discovering a person dead inside a vehicle. Investigation ongoing.
Snowbirds Grounded After 2026, New Planes by Early 2030s
Defence Minister David McGuinty announced the Snowbirds will be grounded after the 2026 season, with new CT-157 Siskin II planes expected in the early 2030s.
Rubio Heads to NATO as European Angst Over Trump, Iran Grows
Secretary of State Marco Rubio attends a NATO foreign ministers meeting amid rising European concerns over US reliability, troop levels, and Iran tensions.
Banff Gets $320K Federal Funding for Housing Crisis
The federal government is providing an additional $320,000 to help alleviate Banff's housing crisis, aiming to increase affordable housing options in the popular tourist town.
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Massacre in Mexican Town Leaves 10 Dead
At least 10 people, including a child, were killed in a shooting at a ranch in Tehuitzingo, Mexico. The attack adds to rising cartel violence, with Canadians also affected.
Six Canadians Detained by Israel: GAC Monitoring
Global Affairs Canada is monitoring reports that six Canadians were detained by Israeli military after a humanitarian aid flotilla to Gaza was intercepted.
Was US Arrested Terror Suspect Linked to Toronto Attacks?
B'nai Brith Canada demands clarity on whether an Iraqi national arrested in the US on terrorism charges is connected to recent attacks on a Toronto synagogue and US consulate.
Ottawa Police Step Up Patrols Near Muslim Sites After Shooting
Ottawa police have increased patrols outside Muslim institutions following a shooting in San Diego, amid heightened concerns for community safety.
Comey Jokes About Applying for Trump's Fund
Former FBI Director James Comey joked he may apply for Trump's new $1.776 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund, calling it compensation for those targeted by DOJ.
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Gunshots at Alberta Dump, Two Arrested by RCMP
RCMP arrested two individuals after gunshots were fired at a dump near Chipewyan Prairie. Shotguns were seized from a driver. No injuries reported.
PM Carney Downplays US Pause of Defence Board
Prime Minister Mark Carney downplayed Washington's decision to pause a bilateral defence board, emphasizing continued cooperation on security issues.
Worker Dies in Fall from Garage Roof in Toronto
A worker died after falling from a garage roof in Toronto's west end. Emergency services responded but the victim was pronounced dead at the scene.
Toronto Mayor: Police Chief Must Earn Back Trust
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow stated that Police Chief Myron Demkiw has work to do to regain public trust amid allegations against officers, emphasizing accountability.
Trudeau's Skirt Story Stuns Women's Conference
Former PM Justin Trudeau recounted a story about schoolgirls' short skirts at a women's conference, drawing visible discomfort from the audience and his former chief of staff.
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Worker Dies After Falling Off Etobicoke Garage Roof
A worker has died after falling from a garage roof in Etobicoke. Police and emergency services responded to the incident on Tuesday.
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