Politics
Gunfire Disrupts White House Correspondents' Dinner, Trump Evacuated Safely
A gunman opened fire near the White House Correspondents' Association dinner, prompting Secret Service to evacuate President Trump. No serious injuries were reported, and the suspect was apprehended.
Business
Montreal Weekend Brings Full Warmth and Sunshine After Months
Montrealers enjoy a full weekend of warmth and sunshine for the first time in months, as spring weather finally settles in.
Sports
Marlies veterans lead series win over Amerks 4-2
Toronto Marlies defeat Rochester Americans 4-2 to advance in Calder Cup playoffs, led by veterans Shaw, Lettieri, and Groulx.
Lifestyle
Ottawa Prepares for Tourism Season as U.S. Trips to Canada Increase
As Statistics Canada reports more Americans visiting Canada, Ottawa gears up for a bustling tourism season with local attractions and events.
Environment
Health
Family Awaits Trial in Fatal Crash That Also Hit Ontario Premier's Car
Family of Andrew, a father of three killed by an alleged impaired driver, awaits trial. The crash also struck Ontario Premier's car.
CTrain Collision Sends Pedestrian to Hospital in Calgary
A pedestrian was struck by a CTrain in Calgary on Sunday, sustaining life-altering injuries. The victim was taken to hospital in stable condition. Police are investigating.
Retired Toronto Homicide Chief Hank Idsinga Reflects on Career
Former Toronto Police homicide chief Hank Idsinga discusses his memoir 'The High Road,' detailing his pursuit of serial killers like Bruce McArthur and the challenges of solving murders.
Why Your Relationship Feels Higher Stakes Right Now
Global instability and rising costs are straining relationships. Learn how to navigate uncertainty with your partner and find calm amidst chaos.
Jeffrey Sloka: Acquitted Neurologist Barred from Practice
Former neurologist Jeffrey Sloka, acquitted of sexual assault charges, cannot practice medicine. The decision follows his trial in Kitchener, Ontario.
