Trump Admin Proposes NDAs for Federal Employees to Stop Leaks
The Trump administration is considering requiring federal employees to sign non-disclosure agreements to curb unauthorized leaks of sensitive information.
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Search for Missing Toronto Teen Esther Continues on Day 10
The search for missing 14-year-old Esther in Toronto enters its 10th day. Police and volunteers continue efforts to locate the teen.
Freeland called 'Nazi' and 'Zionist dog' at Toronto event
Former deputy PM Chrystia Freeland was verbally assaulted by a pro-Palestinian protester at a Toronto event, facing insults like 'Nazi dog' and 'Zionist dog.'
Three Charged in Sarnia After Assault, Confinement Probe
Three individuals face charges in Sarnia following a months-long investigation into assaults, confinement, and threats. Police allege a series of violent incidents.
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Scarborough: I Warned Trump Not to Attack Iran
MSNBC host Joe Scarborough reveals he personally warned President Trump against launching combat operations in Iran, stating experts cautioned it would lead to a quagmire.
Manslaughter Verdict in Edmonton Police Deaths Gun Sale
A man was found guilty of manslaughter for selling a gun used in the 2023 killings of two Edmonton police officers. The verdict raises accountability for illegal gun sales.
MPs to Hear from Privacy Czar, Tech Giants, Police on 'Lawful Access' Bill
Canadian MPs will hear from privacy commissioner Philippe Dufresne, tech giants, and police on the controversial 'lawful access' bill, balancing security and privacy.
Search for Missing Toronto Teen Esther Enters Day 10
The search for missing 14-year-old Esther in Toronto continues for the tenth day, with police and community members urging anyone with information to come forward.
Man who sold gun used to kill Edmonton police guilty
Dennis Okeymow was found guilty of manslaughter for selling a rifle to a teen who killed two Edmonton police officers and himself in 2023.
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Ontario Bill Lets Councillors Be Fired for Code Breaches
Queen's Park has passed legislation enabling municipalities to remove councillors who violate codes of conduct, strengthening accountability in local government.
Manitoba Métis President Runs Uncontested Again
Longtime Manitoba Métis Federation president David Chartrand runs uncontested for the fourth time, continuing his leadership in the organization.
Calgary Man Faces Kidnapping, Firearms Charges in Fort McMurray
A Calgary man has been charged with kidnapping and firearms offenses following an incident in Fort McMurray. The RCMP investigation continues.
Impaired Driving Charges at Espanola RIDE Check
A woman faces impaired driving charges after Ontario Provincial Police conducted a RIDE check in Espanola. The incident highlights ongoing efforts to combat impaired driving.
Dorchester Penitentiary Lockdown Ends After Seizures
Dorchester Penitentiary in New Brunswick ended a lockdown after staff seized handmade stabbing weapons and alcohol. The prison returned to normal operations following the incident.
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CAQ Admits Need for Better Transit Maintenance
The CAQ government acknowledges it must improve public transit maintenance in Montreal, following criticism over service reliability and safety concerns.
CBSA Most Wanted List Killed by Trudeau: Hunter
Brad Hunter reports that the CBSA Most Wanted list, launched in 2011, was quietly taken down in 2023 under Trudeau, leading to a surge in foreign criminals in Canada.
Crews Rescue Service Dog from Burning Home in North Sydney
Firefighters in North Sydney, N.S., rescued a service dog from a home engulfed in flames. The dog was saved and is safe.
SIU Probes Balcony Fall in North York
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit is investigating after a man fell from a balcony in North York, Toronto. The incident occurred on May 26, 2026.
Regina Parades Get New Routes for Safety and Growth
Regina's parade routes are changing to enhance safety and accommodate growth. Organizers cite crowd management and logistical improvements as key reasons for the new paths.
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Schneiders Billboard Unscathed by Storm in Kitchener
The iconic Schneiders billboard in Kitchener, known as 'the Wiener Beacon,' shows no signs of damage after recent storms, surprising locals and preserving a cherished landmark.
Quebec Minister: More Work Needed on Social Housing
Quebec's housing minister acknowledges that significant work remains to improve social housing across the province, citing ongoing challenges in affordability and availability.
Police-Involved Shooting in Surrey, B.C. Leaves Man Injured
A police-involved shooting in Surrey, B.C. has left a man with injuries of unknown severity, prompting an investigation by the Independent Investigations Office.
Trump Cites Defunct Agency in Iran Uranium Plan
President Trump suggested the long-dissolved U.S. Atomic Energy Commission oversee destruction of Iran's enriched uranium, drawing criticism over the outdated reference.
Regina Parades to Follow New Routes Starting This Year
Regina parades will adopt new routes moving forward, with changes aimed at improving safety and logistics for participants and spectators.
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Liberal climate co-chair supports Carney's policies
Liberal MP Éric St-Pierre, co-chair of the climate caucus, says he fully supports PM Mark Carney's climate policies, despite a letter from 14 MPs expressing concerns.
Carney Warns of Polarization, Trans Misinfo After B.C. Shooting
A memo to PM Carney warns of false claims about transgender violence and polarization after the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, which killed nine children.
Tasha Kheiriddin: Carney Should Stay Out of Separatism Row
Prime Minister Carney should avoid direct confrontation over Alberta and Quebec separatism, focusing instead on federal competence and local voices.
Second Hamilton Man Charged in Sexual Assault Ring
Hamilton police have charged Gilles Richard, 43, in connection with an alleged sexual assault ring, marking the second arrest in the case.
Driver Jumps in Lake to Evade Police After Chase
A driver stole a car and jumped into Lake Hartwell to escape officers following a police chase, according to the Hart County Sheriff's Office.
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Windsor Plant Explosion Cause Unclear in Court
Court hears that the exact cause and origin of the 2021 Windsor Assembly Plant explosion remain unknown, with lead investigator testifying about challenges in determining the seat of the blast.
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