Politics
Tens of Thousands Join Walk With Israel in Toronto Amid Tight Security, 6 Arrested
Tens of thousands gathered for Toronto's annual Walk With Israel under heavy police presence. Six arrests were made as the event proceeded with tight security.
Business
13 charged with stunt driving in May by single OPP detachment
Ontario Provincial Police charged 13 people with stunt driving in May from one detachment, highlighting ongoing efforts to curb dangerous driving on highways.
Sports
Toronto Marlies Advance to Calder Cup Final with Overtime Win
The Toronto Marlies defeated the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins 2-1 in overtime to advance to the Calder Cup final for the first time since 2018.
Lifestyle
Montreal chain Boustan wins top shawarma at Ottawa festival
Montreal-based chain Boustan took first place at the Ottawa Shawarma Festival competition, beating out local vendors with its traditional recipe.
Entertainment
Health
Environment
7.8 Quake Hits Southern Philippines, Tsunami Alert
A powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck the southern Philippines, prompting tsunami warnings for coastal areas. Authorities urge residents to evacuate to higher ground.
Tornado Warning for Southeastern Saskatchewan
A tornado warning is in effect for southeastern Saskatchewan as severe weather threatens the region. Residents urged to take shelter.
Whale Spotted Near Kitsilano Beach in Vancouver
A whale was seen splashing and spouting near Kitsilano Beach on June 7, 2026, delighting onlookers in Vancouver.
B.C. Averages 14 Hiking Deaths Per Year: Coroners
British Columbia's coroners service reports an average of 14 hiking and climbing deaths annually, highlighting the dangers of outdoor recreation in the province.
Green Line elevated alignment gets 65% support but downtown opposes
A new survey shows 65% of Calgarians support the elevated Green Line downtown, but 83% of directly impacted stakeholders oppose it, citing concerns over vibrancy, property values, and noise.
