Smith Defends Unvalidated Signatures for Separatist Vote
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith defends using unvalidated signatures to pose a separatist referendum question, sparking controversy and pushback from Manitoba's premier.
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Smith Defends Unvalidated Signatures for Separatist Referendum
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith defends using unvalidated signatures to pose a separatist referendum question in October, sparking controversy.
Fire on Windsor's West Side Displaces 11
A fire on Bridge Avenue damaged three homes and displaced 11 people. No injuries reported; cause under investigation.
Smith asserts authority over UCP president on Alberta referendum
Premier Danielle Smith asserts authority over UCP president Rob Smith, clarifying the party's stance against Alberta separation amid a contentious referendum.
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Trump Says Iran Deal Will Work Out Well Despite Clashes
President Trump expresses confidence in Iran interim peace deal talks, even as U.S. and Iranian forces clash near the Strait of Hormuz, with both sides exchanging fire.
Kitchener Man Charged After Stabbing at Business
A Kitchener man faces charges after a stabbing at a local business. Police responded to the scene, and the victim was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Police Investigate Targeted Shooting at Kitchener Home
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a targeted shooting at a Kitchener residence early Monday. No injuries reported. Suspects fled the scene.
Iran War: US, Iran Trade Strikes; Trump Says Deal Will Work
The US and Iran exchanged military strikes on June 1, 2026, while President Trump expressed optimism about a peace deal. Kuwait intercepted Iranian missiles.
New Brunswick Municipal Leaders Take Oath Monday
Newly elected councils and mayors across New Brunswick will be sworn in on Monday, marking the start of new municipal terms. The ceremony follows recent elections.
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Judge to Rule on Public Hearing in Charlie Kirk Case
A Utah judge will decide if a key hearing for Tyler Robinson, accused of killing Charlie Kirk, will be public. The decision could impact media access.
Windsor Fire Displaces 11, Destroys 3 Houses
A fire in Windsor spread to three houses, forcing 11 people from their homes. Fire crews responded to Bridge Avenue on May 31.
Traffic Light Installation at Amherstburg Intersection
Traffic light installation starts Monday at County 9 and Middle Side Road in Amherstburg, aiming to improve safety at the busy intersection.
Hamilton Police Update on Missing Man Marcin Sydor
Hamilton homicide detectives will provide an update on the disappearance of 48-year-old Marcin Sydor, who has been missing since late May. The case has drawn public attention as police seek clues.
Quebec Politicians Condemn White Supremacy Gathering
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette and other politicians denounce a white supremacy gathering in Shawinigan, calling for unity against hate.
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Velshi Questions US Democracy Ahead of 250th Anniversary
MSNBC's Ali Velshi expresses unease about America's 250th birthday, citing unresolved racial politics and the nation's 'so-called democracy.'
Downtown Toronto Stabbing Sends One to Hospital
A stabbing in downtown Toronto on Monday morning sent one person to hospital with serious injuries. Police are investigating the incident.
Sunny and Warm Start to June in Ottawa
Ottawa enjoys a sunny and warm start to June, with temperatures rising. A Canada goose nests along the Rideau Canal.
John Oliver Slams Trump's Pardon Hypocrisy
John Oliver highlights Donald Trump's flagrant hypocrisy in using presidential pardons, warning of a slippery slope toward a two-tiered justice system.
US Bombs Iranian Sites; Kuwait Hit by Drone and Missile Fire
The US launched airstrikes on Iranian military sites, while Kuwait was struck by drone and missile attacks. The conflict escalates amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East.
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Terry Newman: Carney's quest to 'Make America Great Again'
Canadian PM Mark Carney hints at past mistakes in U.S. relations, aiming to strengthen partnerships and 'make America great again'.
Harper's Legacy Undone; New Right Must Build Lasting Institutions
Joshua Hart argues the new right must combine economic liberty with building enduring cultural institutions, learning from Harper's incrementalism that was easily reversed.
Opinion: Mark Carney, antisemitism is not a PR problem
Canadian leaders have failed to confront rising antisemitism, instead asking Jews to accept vague promises while radicals gain ground. It's time for real action.
Dogmatic Guilbeault damaged his own environmental agenda most
Steven Guilbeault's departure from federal politics is a welcome development after his rigid approach alienated Canadians and hurt his own climate cause, argues Rob Breakenridge.
Israel Orders Strikes on Beirut Suburbs After Hezbollah Fire
Israel ordered airstrikes on Beirut's southern suburbs after Hezbollah fired rockets at Haifa. Ceasefire violations escalate as talks continue.
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Gaza Doctor Adam Hamawy Runs for Congress
Dr. Adam Hamawy, a trauma surgeon who volunteered in Gaza, is running for Congress in New Jersey's 12th district, citing his experiences and advocating for Medicare for All and Palestinian rights.
New Mandelson Files to Be Published, Adding Pressure on Starmer
A fresh trove of documents related to Peter Mandelson is set to be released, compounding challenges for British Prime Minister Keir Starmer amid ongoing political scrutiny.
Carney to Outline Plan to Combat Antisemitism
Mark Carney is set to unveil the federal government's strategy to address rising antisemitic hate crimes in Canada, amid increased incidents since the Israel-Hamas war.
Connected Vehicle Data Poses Intelligence Risk: Federal Document
A federal document warns that connected vehicle data can have intelligence value to adversaries, raising national security concerns amid the Canada-China EV deal.
Canada Post Workers Await Vote on New Tentative Deal
Canada Post employees are set to vote on a new tentative agreement, potentially ending labor disputes. The deal aims to resolve ongoing issues.
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Canadian food banks urge EI reform for hungry workers
Food banks across Canada are urging an overhaul of Employment Insurance to better support workers facing hunger, as demand surges amid economic challenges.
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