Fatal Stabbing Outside Oshawa Tim Hortons After Fight
Emran Yousufi was killed outside a Tim Hortons in Oshawa on May 9, 2026. His cousin and friend recount the fight that led to the murder.
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Toronto Police Seek Two Arson Suspects; Four Charged in Robbery
Toronto police are looking for two suspects in a May 6 vehicle arson. Separately, four people were charged in a Markham robbery. Other incidents include child luring and school threats.
Alta Paramedic Health Rejects Lethbridge EMS Plea
The Alberta government has rejected Lethbridge's request for more EMS contract talks, leaving the city's integrated fire-EMS model in uncertainty.
Carney, Smith Agree on Pipeline; Jews Feel Unsafe
PM Carney and Premier Smith agree on pipeline timeline; Canadian Jews report loss of safety; Alberta judge fuels separatist debate; Israeli group sues human rights museum.
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Supreme Court: Intimate Partner Violence Basis for Civil Damages
Canada's Supreme Court has ruled that intimate partner violence can be a legal basis for civil damages, setting a new precedent for victims seeking compensation.
Colorado Governor Grants Clemency to Tina Peters
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis granted clemency to Tina Peters, a former election clerk sentenced to nine years for tampering with voting machines in a failed attempt to prove the 2020 election was rigged.
Order of Canada Honours Revoked from Two Appointees
The Governor General has removed the Order of Canada from two individuals, marking a rare revocation of Canada's highest civilian honour.
Merz Warns Against US Travel for German Youth
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz advises against children traveling to the US due to social climate, criticizing Trump's policies and sparking backlash.
Trump Admin Plans Raúl Castro Indictment to Pressure Cuba
The Trump administration is reportedly preparing to seek an indictment against former Cuban President Raúl Castro as part of renewed pressure on Cuba, according to AP sources.
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OPP search for stolen vehicle suspect in Nipigon
Ontario Provincial Police in Nipigon are seeking Darbara Singh Mann from the GTA in connection with a stolen vehicle investigation. Anyone with information is urged to contact OPP.
Federal Agents Raid Immigrant Rights Volunteers' Homes
Dozens of federal agents raided homes of VC Defensa volunteers in Ventura County, California, escalating a harassment campaign. Volunteers plan to sue, citing intimidation.
Snowbirds Rejected; Kanata Youth Dies; Centenarian Runs 5K
RCAF rejected Snowbirds interim replacement in 2019. A Kanata teen died in a freak auto shop accident. A 100-year-old aims to complete the 5K race.
Elliot Lake Traffic Stop Yields $25,900 in Cocaine
Ontario Provincial Police seized cocaine worth $25,900 during a traffic stop in Elliot Lake. A small grey SUV was stopped on May 14, leading to the discovery.
Rep. Steve Cohen Ends Reelection Bid Due to Redistricting
Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen of Tennessee ends reelection after redistricting carves up his majority-Black Memphis district, warning of GOP takeover.
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Teen Charged with Threatening Sask. School, RCMP Seize Weapons
A teen faces charges for threatening a Sturgeon Lake school. RCMP seized a BB gun, knife, and axe. No injuries reported.
Avi Lewis Tours Saskatchewan, No Meeting with Beck
Federal NDP Leader Avi Lewis is on a five-day tour of Saskatchewan but did not meet with provincial NDP Leader Carla Beck, citing scheduling conflicts.
Trump bought stocks before admin actions, filings show
Trump purchased up to $1M in Nvidia, AMD, and Palantir stock before his administration took actions benefiting those companies, raising corruption concerns.
Pentagon Halts Deployments to Poland, Germany to Cut Troops
The Pentagon has halted troop deployments to Poland and Germany as part of a plan to reduce U.S. military presence in Europe, according to AP sources.
Carney traps Smith in pipeline blackmail
Carson Jerema argues that the Alberta-Ottawa pipeline deal is political blackmail, not cooperation, and calls for repealing the Impact Assessment Act to enable infrastructure projects.
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GOP Rep. Edwards Accused of Poem for Young Aide
New Axios report reveals Rep. Chuck Edwards wrote a poem for a young aide, part of an ethics investigation into alleged harassment and hostile work environment.
Charges Laid After Surrey Home Shooting Injures One
Charges have been laid after a shooting in Surrey, B.C., left one person injured. The incident occurred in the 12100 block of 101B Avenue.
Pennsylvania Fugitive Found in Florida Woods
Joseph Christopher Mazzoni, 46, wanted since March for child sex abuse material, was captured living in a tent in a Florida forest by U.S. Marshals.
Toronto police board requests antisemitism probe
The Toronto Police Service Board has asked Ontario's Inspectorate of Policing to investigate recent antisemitism allegations within the force, following community consultations.
More Charged in Calgary Place of Worship Altercation
Calgary police have charged additional individuals following an altercation outside a place of worship. The investigation continues.
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Saskatchewan Seeks Input on Adoption Act Changes
The Saskatchewan government invites public feedback on proposed amendments to the Adoption Act to modernize adoption processes and improve outcomes for children and families.
Edmonton Man Critical After Assault on 118 Avenue
Edmonton police responded to an assault near 69 Street and 118 Avenue on May 15, leaving a man with life-threatening injuries. Investigation ongoing.
Rubio's Chinese Name Change Sparks Sanctions Speculation
Marco Rubio's altered Chinese name on a banquet nameplate fuels debate over whether he skirted sanctions, as connotations suggest 'reckless' or 'stupid.'
Parent thwarts abduction attempt of girl, 7, from B.C. school
A quick-thinking parent prevented the abduction of a 7-year-old girl from a British Columbia school, police confirmed. The suspect fled the scene.
Death Penalty Sought in Israeli Embassy Staff Killings
The Justice Department will seek the death penalty for Elias Rodriguez, accused of fatally shooting two Israeli Embassy staffers outside a Washington museum in a hate crime.
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Emergency Health Services Alberta Rebrands to Alta Paramedic Health
Emergency Health Services Alberta has been rebranded as Alta Paramedic Health, marking a significant change in the province's emergency medical services landscape.
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