B.C. Activist Gets Damages 5+ Years After Assault at Protest
Louis Huang, a human rights activist, was awarded damages more than five years after being assaulted and battered during a protest in Surrey, B.C. in 2020.
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Police Seek Suspect in Retirement Community Break-Ins
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating three break-and-enters at retirement communities in Wilmot Township, Ontario, and have released images of a suspect.
Patient cost-sharing reduces unnecessary visits and frees resources
A Fraser Institute analysis suggests patient cost-sharing for health care could reduce unnecessary visits by 20-30% and free resources for those in need.
Sen̓áḵw Towers: First Indigenous Residents Move In
This week, the first Indigenous residents move into Sen̓áḵw Tower 1 in Vancouver. The 11-tower development offers stunning views and prioritizes Kitsilano residents.
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Canada spent $722M on asylum seeker health care: PBO
A PBO report reveals Canada spent over $722 million on health care for asylum seekers in 2024-25, including $457 million on supplementary benefits like dental and drugs.
Doug Ford howls like wolf to scare off coyotes near home
Ontario Premier Doug Ford shared a coyote encounter where he howled like a wolf to frighten animals near his home, amid recent attacks in the GTA.
Regina Pride Parade Tests New Route for Safety
Regina's Pride parade adopts a new route circling Wascana Park to improve public safety, replacing the downtown course. Police call it a trial run.
B.C. supports reopening Cowichan case: attorney general
British Columbia's attorney general supports a company's request to reopen the Cowichan case, citing new evidence and potential miscarriage of justice.
Shelter-in-Place in Saint-Hubert Due to Fire
A shelter-in-place notice has been issued for residents in Saint-Hubert, Quebec, due to a fire emergency. Authorities urge affected residents to stay indoors and follow safety protocols.
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Google warns police bill could enable foreign interference
Google and Apple warn that Canada's Bill C-22 threatens encryption and could facilitate foreign interference, while Liberal MPs push back during committee hearings.
Guilbeault a symbol of western alienation
Former environment minister Steven Guilbeault embodied western alienation that led to Alberta's separation referendum, resigning under Carney over pipeline deal.
Political Clashes Erupt in Newfoundland and Labrador Legislature
Two politicians were ejected from Newfoundland and Labrador's legislature after a heated exchange amid a growing online controversy.
Russia Summons Czech Envoy Over Cleric's Drug Arrest
Russia summoned the Czech ambassador over the arrest of a Russian Orthodox cleric in Prague, escalating tensions between the two nations.
Eby and Smith Clash on Pipelines and Separatism at Meeting
At the Western Premiers' Conference, B.C.'s David Eby and Alberta's Danielle Smith traded barbs over pipelines and separatism, while Manitoba's Wab Kinew urged Smith to consult First Nations on her referendum.
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Two Crashes Close Intersections in Timmins
Two separate vehicle collisions in Timmins closed intersections as police investigate. No serious injuries reported, but drivers urged to avoid areas.
Inquest Hears Inmate's Hospital Request Hours Before Death
An inquest in London, Ontario heard that an inmate requested hospital care hours before his death, raising questions about medical response in custody.
Tories Seek Answers on Airport Security Failures
Conservative MP Dan Albas questions government's airport security measures after reports of baggage tampering for drug smuggling at Canadian airports.
Megyn Kelly Defends Trump Nodding Off After Infidelity Comments
Megyn Kelly defends Trump's occasional nodding off in public, dismissing health concerns, days after accusing him of cheating on every wife.
SPLC Seeks Dismissal of Fraud Charges as Retribution
Lawyers for the Southern Poverty Law Center argue the DOJ indictment for fraud and money laundering is a vindictive prosecution driven by Trump's retribution campaign, urging a judge to toss the case.
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Ontario Liberal Leadership Race Off to Messy Start
The Ontario Liberal Party rejected Nate Erskine-Smith's appeal in a disputed nomination race, as Navdeep Bains enters the leadership contest with confidence.
Tom Hanks: Indifference Threatens Democracy
Tom Hanks tells Time magazine that apathy, not hate, is the greatest danger to democracy, urging action against injustice.
Ontario Joins Challenge to Federal Gun Buyback
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's government is backing a Supreme Court challenge against the federal gun buyback program, arguing it targets legal owners.
Guilbeault Resigns as Liberal MP; Tech Firm Hostility Claims
Steven Guilbeault resigns as Liberal MP over climate policies. Also: hostility claims against Jewish employee at Lightspeed; MAID death after Tim Hortons assessment.
Quebec Opposition Accuse Premier of Vote Buying
Quebec opposition parties accuse Premier François Legault of using sales tax measures to buy votes ahead of the next election, sparking debate.
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Ontario AG to review Premier Ford's comments about judge
Ontario's Attorney General has been asked to review comments made by Premier Doug Ford regarding a judge, raising concerns about judicial independence.
Kinew Rebukes Smith Over First Nations Consultation Ruling
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew criticized Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's characterization of a court ruling on consulting First Nations as antidemocratic, sparking tension at a western premiers' meeting.
Quebec watchdog recommends lobbying reforms after scandal
Quebec's lobbying watchdog calls for significant reforms to lobbying rules following the auto board scandal, aiming to increase transparency and accountability.
Barrie Pair Charged in Infant Death Granted Bail
Anthony Fasullo and Morgan Crouse, charged in the 2024 death of an infant in Barrie, have both been granted bail. The case continues.
Major Crimes Investigation East of Calgary
A large police presence was reported near Delacour, Alberta, on May 26, 2026, for a major crimes investigation. Details remain limited as authorities continue their work.
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Refugee Health Program Abuse: Failed Claimants Cost Billions
A new PBO report reveals 74,000 failed refugee claimants still access gold-plated health benefits, costing taxpayers nearly $1 billion annually amid Liberal mismanagement.
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