Politics
Brampton Shooting Leaves One Dead; Ajax Traffic Stop Leads to Gun Seizure
A fatal shooting in Brampton leaves one dead, while a separate incident in Ajax results in firearm seizure and impaired driving charges.
Business
Winnipeg Prepares to Spray for Pest Caterpillars This Summer
The City of Winnipeg is gearing up to spray for pest caterpillars that have been covering trees and sidewalks, causing concern among residents and officials.
Sports
Blue Jays avoid sweep in Atlanta with key bullpen performance
The Toronto Blue Jays avoided a sweep against the Atlanta Braves with a 7-2 win, highlighted by Jeff Hoffman's effective relief appearance and a four-run ninth inning.
Lifestyle
Motorcyclist Injured in Mississauga Crash, Hospitalized
A motorcyclist was taken to hospital after a collision in Mississauga on June 4. Peel Regional Police are investigating the crash.
Health
Environment
Grey Nuns Bomb Threat Not Credible: Police
Edmonton police say a bomb threat at Grey Nuns Community Hospital on June 4 was not credible. No injuries reported, investigation ongoing.
Edmonton Climate Conference Cheers Guilbeault, Oil Tax
At the Elbows Up for Climate conference in Edmonton, attendees gave a standing ovation to Steven Guilbeault and called for a windfall tax on oil companies, citing 'war profiteering.'
First Nation Seeks Federal Review of Wonder Valley AI
A First Nation calls for a federal review of the Wonder Valley AI project, citing concerns over environmental and cultural impacts. The project, located in Alberta, has sparked controversy.
Canada Forests Ministers Promise New Action Plan Soon
Canada's forests ministers agree traditional methods are insufficient, promising a new action plan to address climate challenges and forest management.
Vancouver Airport Boosts Biometric Boarding for FIFA
Vancouver International Airport enhances biometric boarding and security measures to handle record passenger numbers during the FIFA tournament.
