Suspect Sought in Surrey Teen Sexual Assault
Police seek suspect after teen girl sexually assaulted in Clayton Heights. The incident occurred near 188th Street and 70th Avenue on Saturday afternoon.
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Third Suspect Arrested in Toronto Senior Murder
Police have arrested a third suspect in the murder of a Toronto senior. The investigation continues as authorities seek to bring all involved to justice.
Warrants Issued for 7 in Fatal Etobicoke Shooting
Toronto police have issued Canada-wide warrants for seven suspects wanted for second-degree murder in a fatal Etobicoke shooting. The investigation continues.
PM Carney Raises Pride Flag on Parliament Hill
Prime Minister Mark Carney raised the Pride Flag on Parliament Hill, marking the start of Pride Season. He delivered a speech emphasizing inclusion and equality for the LGBTQ+ community.
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Teen sexually assaulted by stranger in Surrey: police
Surrey police are investigating after a teenage girl was sexually assaulted by a stranger. The incident occurred on June 8, 2026, in the 8400 block of 128th Street.
Minister Open to Shorter Metadata Retention in Bill
Canada's public safety minister signals flexibility on metadata retention period in the lawful access bill, amid privacy concerns and industry pushback.
Ford Says U.S. Booze Back After Trade Deal; Toronto News
Doug Ford reiterates U.S. alcohol will return to shelves post-trade deal. Also: Toronto police close Do West Fest early, magic mushroom bust, and more.
Iran Team Allowed US Entry Day Before World Cup Games
Iran's soccer team can enter the US a day before each World Cup match, DHS confirms, reversing earlier reports of same-day restrictions.
Quebec Leaders Unite Against PQ Opposition
Quebec political leaders form a united front against the Parti Québécois, aiming to counter their opposition and advance provincial interests collaboratively.
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Ottawa Police Seek Suspect in Kanata Assault
Ottawa police are investigating an assault in Kanata over the weekend and are asking the public for help identifying a suspect. No injuries were reported.
Canada sanctions more 'extremist' West Bank settlers
Canada imposes new sanctions on Israeli settlers in the West Bank, citing extremist violence. The move follows similar actions by the US and EU.
Lebanon Christian Leaders Call for Quick International Action
Christian leaders in Lebanon appeal for urgent international intervention following an Israeli warning amid escalating Mideast conflict, as airstrikes impact southern villages.
Eric Lombardi joins Ontario Liberal leadership race
Housing advocate Eric Lombardi officially joins the Ontario Liberal leadership race, bringing a focus on affordable housing and progressive policies.
Leamington Park Naming for Migrant Workers Goes to Council
A proposal to name a park in Leamington after migrant workers moves to Windsor council for approval, honoring their contributions to the community.
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Armed Group Kidnaps 39 During Talks in Nigeria
An armed group has kidnapped 39 people during negotiations in northwestern Nigeria, escalating security concerns in the region.
HUD Sec. Turner Highlights National Homeownership Month at NYSE
HUD Secretary Scott Turner joins NYSE Live to discuss empowering homebuilders and cutting regulations during National Homeownership Month.
JD Vance: Democrats Should 'Nominate Normal Human Beings'
VP JD Vance advised Democrats to nominate 'normal' candidates, citing issues like transgender sports and immigration. Critics mocked his advice, pointing to GOP controversies.
Deputy Chief Hansen Suspended in Sarnia Police Probe
Sarnia Police Services Board suspends Deputy Chief Ron Hansen amid workplace investigation, marking latest in series of suspensions.
Ian Wright Criticizes US World Cup Hosting Over Ref Denial
Arsenal legend Ian Wright questions US World Cup hosting after Somalia's top referee Omar Artan was denied entry, citing chaos and high costs.
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Zelenskyy in Estonia for Nordic-Baltic Summit
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy arrives in Estonia to attend a Nordic-Baltic summit, discussing support against Russian aggression and regional security.
Government Not Off Hook on Voter Data Breach
A poll shows 84% of Albertans want political parties covered by privacy laws after a major voter data breach, but the government has yet to act.
Electoral reform needed to prevent minority rule in Alberta
Alberta's electoral system allows a small faction to control government. Electoral changes are needed to ensure accountability to all Albertans.
Pedestrian Hit by Truck in New Glasgow, Life-Threatening Injuries
A pedestrian was struck by a truck in New Glasgow and is in hospital with life-threatening injuries, according to police. Investigation ongoing.
U.S. Justice Department Targets 17 in Unprecedented Denaturalization Push
The U.S. Justice Department moves to strip citizenship from 17 people in an unprecedented denaturalization effort, citing fraud and misrepresentation.
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Xi Returns Home After Historic North Korea Trip
Chinese President Xi Jinping has returned home following a closely watched visit to North Korea, meeting with Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang amid global scrutiny.
Breakthrough T1D Canada Calls for $62M Federal Investment
Breakthrough T1D Canada urges the federal government to invest $62 million over five years in a national regenerative medicine network to accelerate cures for type 1 diabetes.
Iran's World Cup Ticket Allocation Pulled, Fans Stranded
Iran's football federation says its ticket allocation for the World Cup has been withdrawn, leaving fans who made travel plans unable to attend matches, citing political interference.
Third Man Charged in Murder of Toronto Senior
Toronto police have charged a third suspect in the murder of a senior citizen. The investigation continues as authorities seek justice for the victim.
Windsor MP Masse: Friday Ceremony Before Monday Opening
Windsor MP Brian Masse says sources indicate a Friday ceremony will precede the expected Monday opening. The announcement comes amid ongoing developments.
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Parks Canada Starts First Round of Job Cuts
Parks Canada has initiated its first phase of job reductions as part of a broader restructuring plan, affecting employees across the country.
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