Politics
New Hampshire Supreme Court Overturns Murder Conviction in Harmony Montgomery Case
The New Hampshire Supreme Court reversed Adam Montgomery's second-degree murder conviction for killing his 5-year-old daughter, citing a risk of unfair trial due to combined charges.
Business
Calgary Couples Choose Down Payment Over Wedding Costs
A Royal LePage survey reveals 42% of Alberta couples would scale back weddings for down payments, reflecting shifting priorities amid rising home prices.
Sports
FIFA Forces Haiti to Redesign World Cup Jerseys Over Polish Flag Tribute
FIFA has ordered Haiti to redesign its World Cup jerseys because the Polish flag on the shirt could be seen as a political statement. The design honored Polish soldiers who helped Haiti gain independence.
Lifestyle
Made in Canada: Five Father's Day Gifts for the Dad Who Wants Nothing
Discover five Canadian-made Father's Day gifts for the dad who says he wants nothing, from pajamas to hot sauce.
Health
Environment
Bridge Work Forces Detroit Resident to Wear Mask Outside
A Detroit resident in Delray wears a mask outdoors due to dust from bridge construction, highlighting air quality concerns for nearby communities.
Quebec Lowers EV Sales Targets for Second Time
Quebec has reduced its electric vehicle sales targets for the second time, citing industry concerns and market realities. The new targets aim for 20% of new car sales to be electric by 2026, down from 35%.
BC Amphibians Relocated for Development, Survival Untracked
UBC study reveals millions of amphibians and reptiles, including threatened species, are moved for B.C. development without monitoring their survival, raising concerns about translocation effectiveness.
Rainfall Helps Contain Timmins 9 Forest Fire
Rainfall is aiding firefighters in suppressing the Timmins 9 forest fire, now reduced to 3,151 hectares, seven kilometres west of Mattagami First Nation.
Car Wreckage in Mille Îles River Worries Montreal Residents
A car abandoned in the Mille Îles River has been stuck for months, raising concerns among Montreal residents about its origin and removal plans.
