Quebec School Conditions Could Harm Children: Report
A new report reveals that a third of Quebec's public schools are in poor condition, potentially posing health risks to students and staff.
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Missing Toronto Jewish Teen Found Safe: Police
Toronto police confirm 14-year-old Esther, missing since May 15, has been located and is safe. More details to follow at 3 p.m. briefing.
Autopsy Completed on Toddler Found Dead in Edmonton Building
An autopsy on a three-year-old girl found dead in an Edmonton building remains inconclusive pending toxicology. Disturbing details emerge about drug use and neglect.
Woman Ticketed for Phone in Missing Hand Wins Dismissal
A Florida woman, an adaptive athlete, was ticketed for holding a phone in her right hand, which she does not have. The case was dismissed due to lack of evidence.
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Police Hunt Suspect in Fish Creek Park Sexual Assaults
Calgary police seek public's help to identify a suspect linked to three sexual assaults in Fish Creek Park since April. The suspect is a light-skinned male, late teens, about six feet tall.
Janitor Warned Co-Workers Before Plant Bombing, Trial Hears
A janitor accused of planting a bomb at the Windsor Assembly Plant warned co-workers to avoid the area days before the explosion, witnesses testified. The trial also heard about the accused's anti-vaccine videos.
Basement Tattoo Parlour in Calgary Shut Down by AHS
Alberta Health Services ordered the closure of an unlicensed tattoo business operating out of a basement in Calgary's Saddleridge neighborhood on May 22, 2026, citing health violations.
Ebola border measures could suspend 24,000 immigration docs
Canada's border precautions against Ebola may result in the suspension of over 24,000 immigration documents as officials assess risks from the Central African outbreak.
Fire at Kenya Girls' School Kills 16 Students
A fire ripped through a dormitory at Utumishi Girls School in Kenya, killing at least 16 students. The blaze broke out early Thursday morning in Gilgil.
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Toronto Fire Chief Warns of Rising Lithium-Ion Battery Fires
Toronto fire chief Jim Jessop raises alarm over a surge in lithium-ion battery fires, calling it a serious public safety concern. Learn about the risks and safety tips.
One-Third of Canadians Still Approve of Spanking Kids
A new Leger poll reveals 53% of Canadians find physical punishment unacceptable, but 40% still approve in some situations, with one-third supporting spanking.
World Cup human trafficking risk: Canada warns businesses
Canada's financial intelligence agency warns businesses to watch for signs of human trafficking linked to sexual exploitation and forced labour as World Cup nears.
Province Halts Vancouver Overdose Prevention Site Opening
The B.C. government has suspended the opening of a new overdose prevention site in Vancouver, citing operational concerns and community feedback. The decision has sparked debate among advocates.
B.C. Alcohol Use Hits 20-Year Low, Still Above Recommended
A new report shows B.C. alcohol consumption at a 20-year low post-COVID, yet remains above national averages and health guidelines, prompting calls for policy changes.
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Mother Kills Kids in Murder-Suicide After Shooting Woman
An Arizona mother shot her two children and herself after shooting a woman who was with her husband. The tragic incident unfolded following marital disputes.
Flight Attendants Union Rejects Airlines' Unpaid Work Claims
The union representing flight attendants calls on the government to dismiss airline claims that unpaid work is justified, citing labor rights violations.
Ottawa Doctor Warns of Consumption Site Closures
Ottawa's medical officer warns that the upcoming closure of supervised consumption sites could lead to increased overdose deaths and public health risks.
Four Men Charged with Sexual Assault in Gatineau, Que.
Gatineau police have charged four men with sexual assault and fear there may be additional victims. The investigation continues.
ICE Detainee Suicides Spike Under Trump
At least 10 ICE detainees have died by suicide since January 2025, alarming experts who cite failures in mental health care and detention standards.
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Timmins Area Sees Surge in Toxic Opioids, Officials Warn
Officials in the Cochrane area urge caution after a spike in overdoses over the weekend, warning of powerful opioids and other toxic substances circulating in the Timmins region.
Loss of London's Supervised Consumption Site Regretted
London's supervised drug consumption site Carepoint has closed, raising fears of increased overdoses. Supporters mourn the loss of harm reduction services.
Barrie Man Asleep in Idling Vehicle Faces Impaired Charges
A young man was found asleep in an idling vehicle in a Barrie Burger King parking lot and now faces impaired driving charges, police report.
Canada Implements New Travel Measures to Prevent Ebola
Canada has introduced new travel and immigration measures to prevent Ebola cases from spreading, following recent outbreaks in Congo.
Food Insecurity Crisis: 24% of Canadians Affected
New StatsCan data reveals 24% of Canadians lived in food-insecure households last year, affecting 9.8 million people, including 2.4 million children.
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London Attack Dogs Had Muzzle Order, Known to Animal Control
Dogs involved in a London attack were already under a muzzle order and known to animal control. The incident raises questions about enforcement of existing orders.
RCMP Chief Denounces CBC Prank Show on Veterans
RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme expresses deep concern over CBC-backed prank show 'Northland Tales' targeting veterans, citing mental health risks.
Train-School Bus Crash in Belgium Kills 4, Injures 5
A train collided with a school bus in Buggenhout, Belgium, killing 4 and injuring 5. Rescue workers are at the scene. Investigation ongoing.
Bezos Tax Myths Mislead Canadians on CRA Rules
Kim Moody explains how Jeff Bezos's televised tax myths, like 'buy, borrow, die,' distort understanding of CRA rules, harming tax literacy in Canada.
Saskatoon Pothole Repairs Delayed by Harsh Winter
The City of Saskatoon faces delays in fixing potholes due to a harsh winter and turbulent spring. Crews are working to address the wave of road damage.
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Amber Alerts: Just a Fraction of Missing Children Cases
The CEO of the Missing Children's Society of Canada says Amber Alerts represent only a small portion of missing children cases, urging public awareness.
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