Canada Post Workers Await Vote on New Tentative Deal
Canada Post employees are set to vote on a new tentative agreement, potentially ending labor disputes. The deal aims to resolve ongoing issues.
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Canadian food banks urge EI reform for hungry workers
Food banks across Canada are urging an overhaul of Employment Insurance to better support workers facing hunger, as demand surges amid economic challenges.
Krugman Calls for 'DeMAGAfication' of US
Economist Paul Krugman urges a decisive defeat of Trump's MAGA movement in 2026 and 2028, calling for a thorough purging of the US akin to denazification.
Colombia Election: De la Espriella Leads, Runoff Set
Tough-on-crime outsider Abelardo de la Espriella leads Colombia's presidential race, setting up a runoff with Iván Cepeda, who questions the results.
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Ottawa's Chance to Help Seniors Age in Place
A lack of suitable housing options traps seniors in oversized homes or forces them out, but a proposed intergenerational community at Confederation Heights offers a solution.
Patriotism Key to New 300,000-Strong Reserve Force
Canada's military proposes a 300,000-strong reserve force for emergencies, using patriotism and perks like uniforms and tax benefits as incentives.
Trump Advises Nation to 'Sit Back and Relax' on Iran
President Trump urges calm amid renewed US-Iran hostilities, insists Iran wants a deal, and criticizes political opponents for hindering negotiations.
White House UFO Game Angers Critics and MAGA Base
The White House released a Space Invaders-style game targeting immigrants, sparking backlash from critics and Trump supporters who demand mass deportations.
Trump: 'Dumb' Ends With a B, Unveils 'Dumocrat' Insult
President Trump said he created the term 'Dumocrat' by dropping the 'b' from 'dumb,' claiming most people don't know the spelling. Critics mocked his spelling lesson.
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Tim Dolighan Cartoon, June 1, 2026
Tim Dolighan's cartoon for June 1, 2026, offers a satirical take on current events. Published in the Toronto Sun, it reflects on political and social issues with wit and insight.
US and Iran Trade Strikes Amid Ceasefire
The US struck Iranian military sites after a drone shootdown; Iran retaliated by targeting a US base. Ceasefire talks stall as war casualties mount and energy prices rise.
Letters to the Editor: Freeland, Macdonald, Carney June 1, 2026
Readers discuss Chrystia Freeland's harassment, Sir John A. Macdonald's legacy, and Mark Carney's concerns over Alberta's referendum in June 1 letters.
US Supreme Court to Rule on Mail Ballots and Campaign Finance
The US Supreme Court is expected to rule on two key election cases: mail-in ballot deadlines and campaign finance limits, with potential impacts on the November midterms.
Sudbury Man Wins $2.45M Lottery from Ladder
A Sudbury man won $2,454,522 after answering a call from a ladder. He plans to call 'his old lady' with the news. Other top stories include a fatal canoe capsizing and wildfire updates.
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Multiple Injured in North York Crash: Police
A two-vehicle collision in North York at Black Creek Drive and Lawrence Avenue West has left multiple people injured, according to Toronto police. Investigation ongoing.
Calgarians Brave Rain for Forever Canadian Lawn Sign
Hundreds of Calgarians endured heavy rain on May 31, 2026, to pick up Forever Canadian lawn signs in support of a petition, showing strong community spirit.
Man Dead in Rexdale Apartment Shooting: Police
Toronto police are investigating a fatal shooting in Rexdale that left one man dead. No suspects have been identified yet.
Trump Mocks Right-Wing Critics with AI Image
Donald Trump shared an AI-generated photo mocking Tucker Carlson, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and others, captioned 'Get in loser, we’re going losing,' amid ongoing feuds.
Powell Warns Politicization of Fed Threatens Institutions
Former Fed Chair Jerome Powell warns that politicizing the central bank could undermine democratic institutions, citing threats to its independence.
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Newark Mayor Imposes Curfew After Immigration Clashes
Newark mayor imposes curfew around Delaney Hall following clashes between protesters and police over immigration detention policies.
Paxton Compares Himself to Trump in Fox News Defense
Texas Republican Ken Paxton defended his scandal-plagued reputation on Fox News, comparing himself to Donald Trump and claiming accusations don't prove wrongdoing.
Calgary Weekend: 4-H Parade, Bike Giveaway, Orchid Show, Rain
Postmedia Calgary photographers captured weekend events including the 4-H on Parade, a kids' bike giveaway, the Calgary Orchid Show, and rainy scenes around the city.
Timmins Sudden Death Probe Continues, No Foul Play
Timmins Police continue investigating a sudden death with no evidence of foul play. Updates on the probe and related news from Northern Ontario.
Trump Cheers 10,000 Lawyers Leaving Federal Jobs
President Trump lauds a report showing over 10,000 lawyers left federal jobs since his reelection, calling it a win against the 'deep state' and praising the brain drain.
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Regina Volunteers Paint LGBTQ+ Crosswalk for Pride Month
Regina volunteers painted a 2SLGBTQA+ flag crosswalk downtown to kick off Pride Month, showing support for the queer community in the city.
Pro-Trump de la Espriella and Cepeda Face Colombia Runoff
Colombia's presidential runoff pits pro-Trump candidate de la Espriella against peace-builder Cepeda, with voters choosing between right-wing populism and progressive reconciliation.
Findlay Wins B.C. Conservative Leadership on 'Faith, Family, Freedom'
Kerry-Lynne Findlay wins B.C. Conservative leadership with a narrow victory, emphasizing social conservatism and distancing from B.C. Liberal influence.
Canada coach: Injured Davies to play in World Cup, not opener
Canada's coach expects Alphonso Davies to feature in the World Cup despite injury, but the star defender will likely miss the opening match.
Toronto Police Search for Suspect After Shooting in Fort York
Toronto police are investigating a shooting in the Fort York area where a man was found with gunshot wounds. The suspect remains at large.
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Snowbirds Grounding Plan Sparks National Pride Debate
The Canadian government plans to ground the Snowbirds after this season until new jets arrive around 2030, sparking concerns from ex-pilots and a Tory MP about losing a key recruiting tool and national symbol.
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