Eight communities in northeastern Ontario remain under states of emergency as high water levels continue to cause widespread disruption. The city of Sudbury lifted its emergency measures on Friday, offering a glimmer of hope amid the ongoing crisis. Local authorities are closely monitoring the situation as rivers and lakes remain swollen from recent heavy rainfall and snowmelt.
Other Top Stories
Stabbing Incident in Regent Park
Police have charged a man in connection with a stabbing incident in Regent Park, where the suspect was reportedly seen running around with a knife. The suspect was apprehended without further incident, and the victim is receiving medical treatment.
Warehouse Fires in Toronto and Mississauga
Police are investigating whether overnight warehouse fires in Toronto and Mississauga are related. Both fires caused significant damage but no injuries were reported. Investigators are looking for evidence of arson.
Body Found in Vancouver’s False Creek
A body was discovered in Vancouver’s False Creek early this morning. The cause of death is under investigation, and police are working to identify the individual.
Landlord Eviction Case
A British Columbia landlord who evicted tenants and flew to China to care for his father has been told by the court that he should not have to pay $45,000 in compensation. The decision has sparked debate about tenant rights and landlord responsibilities.
Grass Fire Closes Alberta Highway
A grass fire has forced the closure of a section of a central Alberta highway. Fire crews are battling the blaze, and drivers are advised to seek alternate routes.
Banff Hiking Trail Closed
A popular hiking trail in Banff National Park has been closed following a suspected drowning in the Lower Falls area of Johnston Canyon. Park officials urge visitors to exercise caution near water.
Gatineau Shooting Death
A 21-year-old man has been charged with second-degree murder in connection with a shooting death in Gatineau. The suspect is in custody pending a court appearance.
Seasonal Allergies Tips
Experts offer advice on managing seasonal allergies as pollen counts rise. Tips include staying indoors during peak hours, using air purifiers, and taking antihistamines.
Montreal Bakery Robbery
Masked robbers entered a Montreal bakery in broad daylight, stealing bags of goods before fleeing. No injuries were reported, and police are searching for suspects.
Canadiens Defenceman Game-Time Decision
Montreal Canadiens defenceman Noah Dobson is a game-time decision for Game 7 against the Tampa Bay Lightning. His status will be determined closer to puck drop.
Oilers Need New Players
After an early playoff ouster, Edmonton Oilers General Manager Stan Bowman says the team needs new players. The Oilers will look to rebuild and strengthen their roster for next season.
Cryptocurrency Company and ATM Crackdown
An Edmonton-based cryptocurrency company wants to work with the federal government on a proposed crackdown on cryptocurrency ATMs. The company aims to ensure compliance and security.
Driver Attempts to Strike Police Officer
A driver allegedly attempted to strike a police officer during a traffic stop in Quispamsis, New Brunswick. The suspect is in custody, and charges are pending.
Vigil for Jack and Lilly
A vigil was held on the one-year anniversary of the disappearance of Jack and Lilly. Community members gathered to demand answers and support the families.
Old-School Hobbies
Why people are turning to old-school hobbies like knitting, woodworking, and gardening. These activities offer relaxation and a break from digital life.
Vole Damage on Winnipeg Lawns
Spring has revealed vole damage on Winnipeg lawns. Homeowners are advised on how to repair and prevent further damage.
Glow Pitch Tournament
The inaugural Glow Pitch tournament took place to support TeleMiracle 2027. The event raised funds for charity and brought the community together.
Megamunch Moving to New Museum
Megamunch, the beloved dinosaur, is moving to a new museum warehouse in Regina to continue enjoying his retirement. Fans are excited about the new exhibit.
Canada’s First Goat Tower
An Ontario farm has unveiled Canada’s first goat tower with a mural. The structure provides enrichment for the goats and attracts visitors.
Spirit Airlines Shutdown
What Canadians should know about Spirit Airlines’ shutdown. The airline ceased operations, leaving passengers scrambling for alternatives.
Wanted Man Arrested in Stanley Mission
A man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant was among three people arrested in Stanley Mission, Saskatchewan. The arrests were part of a coordinated police operation.
Residential Street Sweeping in Saskatoon
Saskatoon residents are reminded to move vehicles by 7 a.m. as residential street sweeping begins. The program helps keep streets clean and safe.
Grandparents Sentenced in Toddler Death
Northern Ontario grandparents were sentenced to house arrest for failing to protect a dead toddler. The case has drawn attention to child welfare.
Drug Bust on Manitoulin Island
Three women and a man were charged in a $126,000 drug bust on Manitoulin Island. Police seized a significant quantity of illegal substances.
Person Escapes Police Vehicle
A person in custody escaped a moving police vehicle in Elgin County. The SIU has invoked its mandate to investigate the incident.
Double Digit Temperatures Return
Double-digit temperatures are expected to return to the Forest City, bringing a welcome break from cool weather.
Police Presence Cleared
A police presence has been cleared after drivers were told not to pick up hitchhikers along Highway 11. The situation has been resolved.
Truck Fire Near Muskoka Cottage
No injuries were reported after a truck fire nearly spread to a large Muskoka cottage. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze.
Pedestrian Killed on Howard Avenue
A pedestrian was killed after being struck by a vehicle on Howard Avenue. The road has since reopened.
Lasalle Night Markets Returning
The Lasalle Night Markets are returning for the 2026 season. The popular event will feature local vendors and entertainment.
Funeral Home Directors Penalized
19 funeral home directors and embalmers have been penalized by Consumer Protection B.C. for violations of industry standards.
Cancer Risk Gene Test
A made-in-B.C. test determines which parent passed on a gene linked to increased cancer risk. The test could help with early detection and prevention.
Food Inspection Plan Concerns
A non-profit and union are wary of a federal plan to amend food inspection and pest control acts. They worry about potential impacts on safety.
U.S. Service Members Missing
U.S. service members are missing after military exercises in Morocco. Search and rescue operations are underway.
Cubans Struggle with Ration Books
Cubans are struggling to survive on pocket-size government ration books as products dwindle. The economic crisis continues to worsen.
Politics
Trade Talks Leverage
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Prime Minister Mark Carney should state what leverage Canada has in trade talks with the U.S. The debate continues over Canada's negotiating position.
Prime Minister in Armenia
Prime Minister Mark Carney arrived in Armenia for the European Political Community summit. Discussions will focus on security and cooperation.
Senate Vacancies
A senator says the growing list of vacancies signals the end of an era for independence in the Senate. Calls for appointments are increasing.
Business
Canadians Cancelling Road Trips
Most Canadians are limiting or cancelling road trips this summer due to high costs and economic uncertainty. The trend feels reminiscent of the pandemic.
OPEC+ Production Hikes
OPEC+ has hiked oil production quotas but stayed mum on the UAE's potential pull-out. The decision could impact global oil prices.
Colorado Governor on Trade
Colorado Governor Jared Polis says waiting until midterms to negotiate with President Trump is unlikely to make a difference. He urges immediate action.
Health
Aging Better with Tech
Aging better isn't just about adding more years. Technology to reduce chronic disease is just as important for improving quality of life.
Abortion Pill Access Restricted
A U.S. court has restricted abortion access by blocking the mailing of prescriptions for the abortion pill. The decision has sparked controversy.
Disability Tax Credit Reforms
Ottawa's reforms of the Disability Tax Credit are a step in the right direction, but advocates say more is needed to support Canadians with disabilities.
Entertainment
Barry Levinson's 'Toys'
Barry Levinson's box-office flop 'Toys' predicted the future of warfare, according to some analysts. The film's themes remain relevant.
Shakira Free Concert
Shakira will follow Madonna and Lady Gaga in giving a huge free concert on Copacabana Beach. The event is expected to draw massive crowds.
Movie Marketing Blitz
The devil wears Old Navy? Inside Hollywood's favorite movie marketing blitz, brands are partnering with films for mutual promotion.
Sports
N.L. Hockey Team in Europe
A Newfoundland and Labrador hockey team will visit Vimy Ridge and other historical caribou statues during a trip to Europe. The tour honors Canadian military history.
Kentucky Derby Winner
Golden Tempo took the Kentucky Derby as Cherie DeVaux became the first woman to train its winner. The victory marks a historic milestone.
Miami Grand Prix Pole
Kimi Antonelli storms to the Miami Grand Prix pole as Mercedes rebounds after a sprint race stumble. The race promises excitement.
Lifestyle
Ube Business
Inside the complex, secretive business of buying ube, the internet's new favorite food. The purple yam has become a global trend.
Phonebooks in Canada
Believe it or not, some Canadians still receive phonebooks in the mail. The tradition persists despite the digital age.
Dumplings vs. Machines
Dumplings vs. machines: Inside China's latest food fight over automation in traditional cooking.
Climate & Environment
Humpback Whale Released
Humpback whale 'Timmy' was released in the North Sea after weeks stranded off Germany. Rescue teams successfully guided it to safety.
N.S. Farmers Fear Unhealthy Soil
Nova Scotia farmers fear unhealthy soil caused by last year's drought. The long-term effects on agriculture are concerning.
Mexico City Sinking
Mexico City is sinking so quickly that it can be seen from space. The phenomenon is due to groundwater extraction.
Sci-Tech
ChatGPT in Criminal Investigations
How ChatGPT conversations became a treasure trove of evidence in criminal investigations. AI is increasingly used in legal cases.
Eta Aquarid Meteor Shower
A bright moon may dim the Eta Aquarid meteor shower made up of Halley's comet debris. Best viewing times are before dawn.
U.S. Military AI Deals
The U.S. military has reached deals with seven tech companies to use their AI on classified systems. The partnerships aim to enhance national security.
