Texas AG Paxton Wins GOP Senate Primary, Worrying GOP
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton defeated incumbent Sen. John Cornyn in the GOP primary, sparking fears among national Republicans who must now spend heavily to defend a once-safe seat.
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Letters to the Editor: Alberta's Raw Deal, Wrong Spending Plan
Readers express frustration over federal treatment of Alberta, criticize spending on royal visits, and yearn for conservative policies in the May 27 letters.
Biden Sues DOJ Over Release of Private Conversations
Former President Joe Biden files lawsuit to prevent release of audio recordings and transcripts of private talks with his biographer, citing privacy concerns.
Colin Allred Wins Texas Democratic Primary Runoff
Former NFL linebacker and ex-Rep. Colin Allred defeated Rep. Julie Johnson in Texas's 33rd Congressional District primary runoff, securing the Democratic nomination for a safe seat in November.
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Moe Defends Alberta Separatism Vote, Pledges to Follow Law
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe defends the wording of Alberta's separation referendum question, stating his government will respect the law. Western premiers meet in Kananaskis to discuss pipelines and the upcoming vote.
Democrat Johnny Garcia Wins Texas Primary Runoff
Johnny Garcia, a former sheriff's deputy, won the Democratic primary runoff in Texas' 35th Congressional District, defeating an opponent backed by a Republican-linked group.
Russia Condemned for Warning Diplomats to Leave Kyiv
Nearly 50 countries condemn Russia's call for diplomats and foreigners to leave Kyiv, calling it unacceptable. Western nations reject evacuation plans amid escalating strikes in Ukraine.
Middleton Defeats Roy in Texas GOP AG Primary
Texas state Sen. Mayes Middleton defeated Rep. Chip Roy in the GOP primary for attorney general, despite a late $5M spending surge from megadonor Alex Fairly. Middleton led with 56% of the vote.
75-Year-Old Woman Dies After Hit by Vehicle in Montreal
A 75-year-old woman died after being struck by a vehicle in Montreal's Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough. Police are investigating.
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Texts Tied to Victoria School Board Firing Prompt Watchdog Review
Newly disclosed communications between education officials and police in Victoria, B.C., have led to a request for a police watchdog review into the reversal of a school board firing.
Panel Upholds Reprimand of Judge Over Affair in Chambers
A national judicial panel upheld a private reprimand for a federal judge who had an affair with a police officer in chambers and made false statements.
Timmins Police Cite Spike in Impaired Driving
Timmins Police Service reports a significant increase in impaired driving cases, urging public vigilance and stricter enforcement to combat the rise.
Sen̓áḵw Rental Applications Open as First Residents Arrive
The Squamish Nation's Sen̓áḵw development in Vancouver opens rental applications and welcomes its first residents, marking a milestone in Indigenous-led urban housing.
CTrain Attack Victim Speaks Out: ‘I Got Beaten’
Sandra Steffens recounts the brutal assault she suffered at Crowfoot LRT Station on May 15, calling for improved safety measures on Calgary Transit.
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Woman Stabbed Near Cabot Square; Suspect Arrested
Montreal police arrested a 26-year-old woman after a stabbing near Cabot Square. The victim was transported to hospital with serious injuries. Investigation ongoing.
Jury Trial Continues in 2020 Cocaine Bust
The jury trial for a 2020 cocaine bust continues in Windsor's Superior Court, with key evidence and testimony presented as the case unfolds.
Vancouver mayor's pool promise questioned by group
A group expresses upset over Vancouver Mayor's plan after a pool promise related to the under-construction Marpole Community Centre, raising concerns about commitments.
North Korea Tests New Warheads and Navigation in Latest Launches
North Korea claims it tested new warheads, technology, and navigation systems in recent launches, escalating tensions amid ongoing denuclearization talks.
Trump-Backed Ken Paxton Wins Texas GOP Senate Primary
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, endorsed by Donald Trump, defeated incumbent John Cornyn in the Republican Senate primary runoff, reshaping the state's political landscape.
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Body of Missing Tourist Found in Banff Creek
Parks Canada confirms the body of a missing tourist has been pulled from a creek in Banff National Park, with investigation ongoing.
Ken Paxton Wins Texas GOP Senate Primary, Defeats Cornyn
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is projected to defeat veteran Sen. John Cornyn in the GOP Senate runoff, a bitter race marked by Trump's endorsement and record spending.
Highway 64 Reopens After Suspected Propane Leak
Highway 64 in French River, Ontario, has reopened after a suspected propane leak prompted its closure. OPP advised residents to avoid the area. No injuries reported.
Menefee Defeats Green in Texas Democratic Primary Runoff
Rep. Christian Menefee defeated Rep. Al Green in a Texas Democratic primary runoff, highlighting party generational divide and crypto policy differences.
Kenney's Doomsday Vision for Independent Alberta
Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney paints a terrifying picture of an independent Alberta, warning of civil disobedience and conflict, while separatists dismiss it as fear mongering.
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Sentencing Underway in 2018 Double Murder of Teen
Kane Carter's sentencing has begun for the 2018 double murder that killed an innocent teenager. The case has drawn significant attention as the court hears final arguments.
Regina Music Instructor Trial for Sexual Interference Continues
The trial of a Regina music instructor accused of sexual interference of a minor continues at the Court of King's Bench, with testimony and evidence being presented.
Saint-Denis Street Loses Car-Free Status This Summer
For the first time in four years, Saint-Denis Street in Montreal's Quartier Latin will remain open to traffic this summer, sparking mixed reactions from residents and businesses.
Smith's Party Abandons Federalism Amid Western Premiers' Backlash
Danielle Smith's UCP refuses to take a stance on Alberta separation, drawing criticism from western premiers and exposing deep internal divisions.
One Hospitalized After Surrey Police Shooting
A person is in hospital with serious injuries after a shooting involving Surrey Police Service. The IIO BC is investigating the incident.
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Elderly Ontario homeowners fight back against 'rotten' contracts
Cathern and Stephen Johnson challenge renovation contracts and provincial rules they say trap seniors in unfair agreements, sparking calls for reform.
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