BC Health Officials Ready for World Cup Influx of Visitors
British Columbia public health officials are preparing for an influx of FIFA World Cup 2026 visitors, with measures in place to address potential measles and mpox cases.
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Two Impaired Driving Arrests in 5 Minutes: OPP
Ontario Provincial Police arrested two impaired drivers within five minutes, highlighting ongoing concerns about drunk driving and road safety in Northern Ontario.
SCC Bill 21 Ruling May Inspire Violent Extremist Rhetoric
A federal intelligence assessment warns that the Supreme Court's upcoming decision on Quebec's secularism law, Bill 21, could inspire violent extremist rhetoric, regardless of the outcome.
Sudden Death on Lake Diefenbaker Under Investigation
Authorities are investigating a sudden death on Lake Diefenbaker. The incident occurred earlier this week, and police are working to determine the circumstances.
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Toronto Man Charged in Wellness Clinic Sexual Assault
A 32-year-old Toronto man, Matthew Moloney, has been charged with sexual assault after an alleged incident at a west-end wellness clinic. Police are investigating.
Fund Alberta Women's Shelters as Essential Services
Alberta cuts $970,000 from women's shelter budgets, risking jobs and beds. Shelters are essential emergency services, comparable to hospitals and police stations.
Smashed Car Campaign Warns Against Impaired Driving in Sask.
A new campaign in Saskatchewan uses wrecked vehicles to highlight the dangers of impaired driving, aiming to reduce road fatalities and injuries.
Toronto Fire Reports Surge in Emergency Calls Over 24 Hours
Toronto Fire Services experienced a significant increase in emergency calls over the past day, responding to multiple incidents including fires, accidents, and medical emergencies.
Winnipeg Firefighter Injured in House Fire
A Winnipeg firefighter was injured and one person hospitalized following a house fire. The cause is under investigation.
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Growing Up Gay in a 'Don't Say Gay' World: Survival
A gay man recounts his traumatic youth in 1990s Wisconsin, where silence about LGBTQ+ identities nearly drove him to suicide, and warns against modern 'Don't Say Gay' laws.
St. James Bridge Closed After Serious Motorcycle Crash
Winnipeg police closed the northbound St. James Bridge following a serious motorcycle collision on June 7, 2026. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Ottawa Firefighters to Check Smoke Alarms on Sundays in June
Ottawa Fire Services will conduct Sunday home visits in June to inspect smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, aiming to enhance fire safety and public awareness.
Cops Seek Suspects in Woodbine Beach Stabbing
Toronto Police are looking for suspects after a stabbing and assault at Woodbine Beach. Two victims were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
Ottawa Must Double Down on Vision Zero Goal, Advocates Say
Parents and professionals push Ottawa to prioritize pedestrian safety over driver convenience, calling for stronger Vision Zero commitment.
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Health Care Key in Alberta Separation Debate
As Alberta considers separation, health care funding, shared infrastructure, and patient care pathways must be resolved to ensure continuity of services.
Worst Birth Partner Behaviors, According to Nurses
Labor and delivery nurses share the most unsupportive behaviors they've witnessed from birth partners, including sleeping, complaining, and judging. Learn how to be a better support person.
Memorials for mother and daughter killed in impaired crash
An Alberta mother and daughter killed in an impaired-driving crash on Highway 11 near Dundurn are being honoured with memorial signs. Full story.
Quebec Police Contact Gun Owners for Domestic Violence Checks
Quebec provincial police are contacting gun owners to identify potential domestic violence cases, aiming to prevent firearm-related incidents and enhance public safety.
Toronto Police Release Sketch of Pedestrian Killed in Crash
Toronto police have released a composite sketch of a pedestrian fatally struck on Eglinton Avenue West on May 31, 2026, and are asking the public for help identifying him.
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RCMP Probes Islamophobic Incident at Moncton Mosque
New Brunswick RCMP are investigating an Islamophobic message left at the Moncton Masjid, sparking community concern and calls for action.
VPD Seeks Victims After South Vancouver Vandalism Spree
Vancouver police are investigating a series of vehicle vandalisms in South Vancouver, including slashed tires and keyed cars, and urge victims to come forward.
P.E.I. RCMP Arrests Man on Drug Charges Again
Prince Edward Island RCMP have arrested a man on drug-related offences for the second time in a month, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts.
Blacklegged Tick Exposures Tripled in April: New Brunswick
New Brunswick's new tick tracker reveals blacklegged tick exposures tripled the average in April, raising concerns about Lyme disease risk as warmer weather continues.
Sask. Food Bank Report: Small Gains, Persistent Issues
Food Banks Canada report card gives Saskatchewan a D+, noting slight improvements but persistent poverty. Saskatoon Food Bank director highlights ongoing challenges, especially for families with children.
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Alberta Man Sentenced to 8 Years for Rabbit Killings
An Alberta man was sentenced to eight years in prison for the mass killing of rabbits, described by the judge as 'inconceivable' cruelty.
Cruise Ship Visitor Found Dead in Caribbean
A cruise ship passenger reported missing in the Caribbean was found dead days later. Authorities detail the discovery and ongoing investigation.
A Promise to Hug My Nieces Became a Lifelong Bond
After his sister Sue died of cancer, Rick Rozman promised to hug her daughters for her. Years later, that promise led to an unforgettable moment at one niece's wedding.
Ottawa's 9-1-1 System Misses Call Answer Time Target
Ottawa's emergency dispatch center failed to meet its call answer time target, raising concerns about response efficiency.
Injection Site Closure Study Challenges Harm Reduction Claims
A study on Red Deer injection site closure found no increase in fatalities or ER visits, sparking debate among activists and researchers.
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Child Critically Injured in Stittsville Balcony Fall
A child suffered critical injuries after falling from a fourth-floor balcony in Stittsville. Ottawa police urge window safety awareness.
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