Politics
Toronto Police Chief Demkiw Urges Corrupt Officers to Resign Voluntarily
Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw says he wants corrupt officers to self-identify and resign, amid scandals including charges in Spain and internal probes.
Business
Bezos Supports NYC Tax on Luxury Second Homes, Criticizes Targeting
Jeff Bezos agrees with NYC Mayor Mamdani's pied-à-terre tax on luxury second homes, but criticizes singling out Ken Griffin in a promotional video.
Sports
Canadiens' rebuild offers blueprint for Canucks' roster overhaul
The Montreal Canadiens' successful rebuild, reaching the Eastern Conference final with a young roster, provides valuable lessons for the Vancouver Canucks as they embark on a similar path under GM Ryan Johnson.
Lifestyle
Teen G1 driver charged after license plate reader flags suspension
A 17-year-old G1 driver faces six charges after an automated license plate reader flagged a suspended license on Highway 417.
Environment
Health
Daycare worker arrested in Fort McMurray indecent exposure
A 21-year-old daycare worker was arrested in Fort McMurray following an indecent exposure investigation. The suspect worked at Kiddos On The Go daycare.
Mindy Kaling on Weight Loss: Health Over Vanity
Mindy Kaling reveals her weight loss is driven by health concerns and longevity for her kids, not vanity. She focuses on moderation, running, and strength training.
54 Lithium-Ion Battery Fires in Ottawa Since 2024
Ottawa firefighters have responded to 54 lithium-ion battery fires since 2024, including 10 this year. A fatal highrise fire in March was linked to an e-scooter battery.
Edmonton Police Seize $8M in Cocaine
Edmonton police seized $8 million worth of cocaine in a major drug bust. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in the city.
Fund for Youth After Teacher Killed in Crash with Students
A charitable fund has been established to support youth in memory of Mathew Eckert, a beloved teacher and coach who died alongside four students in a crash near Dorchester, Ont.
