Politics
JD Vance Faces Backlash After Telling Crowd to Vote Against 'Crazy Leadership'
Vice President JD Vance urged supporters to vote against 'crazy leadership in Washington, D.C.' Critics note Republicans control all branches of government.
Business
Strike Ends on North America's Busiest Commuter Rail System
Negotiators have reached a deal to end the strike on North America's busiest commuter rail system, restoring service for thousands of daily commuters.
Sports
Montreal Canadiens Advance to Eastern Conference Finals After OT Thriller
The Montreal Canadiens defeated the Buffalo Sabres in Game 7 of the second round, advancing to the Eastern Conference Finals with a thrilling overtime victory.
Lifestyle
RCMP Nab Fox Caught Stealing Hot Dogs from Barbecue
RCMP in Alberta responded to a theft call and found a red fox making off with hot dogs meant for a barbecue. No charges were laid.
Environment
Health
St. Albert Ambulance Vote Amid Rising Costs
St. Albert city council will vote on a new ambulance service contract as municipal costs rise, potentially impacting emergency response times and local budgets.
Antidepressants and Pregnancy: ADHD and Autism Risks
New research highlights potential links between antidepressant use during pregnancy and increased risks of ADHD and autism in children. Experts weigh benefits and risks.
Woman Presumed Drowned After Car Plunges Into Kamloops River
A 24-year-old woman is presumed drowned after her vehicle plunged into the North Thompson River in Kamloops. A passenger was rescued by bystanders.
Ebola Outbreak Raises Concerns for Canadians, Expert Warns
Infectious disease specialist Dr. Zahid Butt discusses the WHO declaring the Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda an international emergency and what it means for Canada.
Saskatoon Woman Turns 103, Grateful for Family
Helen Schreiner celebrated her 103rd birthday at St. Joseph's Home surrounded by family, expressing deep gratitude for their love and support throughout her long life.
