Two Dead in Woodbridge Shooting: Police Investigate
Two people were killed in a shooting in Woodbridge on Wednesday evening. York Regional Police are investigating, and no suspects have been identified.
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B.C. Teen Killed in Gang Conflict Remembered as Kind
A 17-year-old boy killed in a Surrey gang-related shooting is remembered as a kind and compassionate person. Police investigate the incident that also left another teen dead.
Trump in Beijing for Talks with Xi on Trade and Iran
President Donald Trump meets China's Xi Jinping in Beijing to discuss trade, the Iran war, and arms sales to Taiwan, with a weakened hand but seeking economic wins.
Harris: Supreme Court 'Backdooring Racism' in Voting Rights Ruling
Former VP Kamala Harris criticized the Supreme Court for allowing states to eliminate Black-majority districts, calling it a backdoor for racism through politics.
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Envoy: Gaza Ceasefire Fails Both Israelis and Palestinians
International peace envoy Nickolay Mladenov says the October ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has failed, with violations from both sides stalling reconstruction and prolonging suffering in Gaza.
Vance, Johnson Defend Trump Iran Remark
Vice President JD Vance and House Speaker Mike Johnson attempted to downplay President Trump’s statement that he doesn’t consider Americans’ financial situation in Iran war deal talks.
Giuliani Back on Air After Pneumonia Battle
Former NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani returns to his radio show after being hospitalized with viral pneumonia, marking his recovery and return to public life.
Two Dead in Vaughan Shooting: Police Investigate
Two people are dead after a shooting in Vaughan, Ontario. Police are investigating the incident on Kaiser Drive. No suspects have been identified yet.
B.C. Court of Appeal Upholds Human Rights Award Against Nanaimo
The B.C. Court of Appeal dismissed the City of Nanaimo's bid to overturn a human rights award, upholding the original decision.
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Ford's 'Gravy Plane' costs taxpayers $190K after return
Ontario taxpayers face nearly $200,000 in costs after Premier Doug Ford returned a private jet to Bombardier, according to newly released receipts.
Lutwick Backs Away from Epstein 'Blackmail' Claim in Interview
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutwick retreated from his earlier claim that Jeffrey Epstein blackmailed prominent figures during a House Oversight Committee deposition.
Canada Still Lacks Foreign Lobby Registry Despite Inquiry
More than five years after Justin Trudeau promised a foreign lobby registry, Canada still hasn't enforced it, raising concerns about the Carney government's commitment to transparency.
Jeffries: Ghost of Confederacy Haunts US Amid GOP Gerrymandering
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries decries GOP gerrymandering as an unprecedented assault on Black representation, likening it to Jim Crow and vowing Democrats will fight back.
Former mentor mourns Surrey gang shooting victim
Kal Dosanjh, founder of KidsPlay Foundation, speaks about his former mentee, an 18-year-old killed in a Surrey gang-related double shooting on Sunday.
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GOP Wary of Trump's $10B Settlement Over Tax Leak
Republicans dodge questions on Trump's $10 billion settlement talks with DOJ over leaked tax returns, citing conflict of interest.
Umar Hayat Joins Winnipeg Mayoral Race
Umar Hayat has officially registered as a candidate for Winnipeg's mayoral election, adding his name to the list of contenders for the city's top political office.
Manitoba May Appoint Commissioner for Kids' Social Media Ban
Premier Wab Kinew says Manitoba could appoint a commissioner to enforce a planned social media ban for youth, with fines up to billions for non-compliant tech companies.
Jury convicts man in Chinese spy outpost case in NYC
A New York jury has convicted Lu Jianwang of running an illegal Chinese police outpost, marking a significant case in espionage and sovereignty violations.
Defence Minister to Visit Moose Jaw for Snowbirds Update
Minister David McGuinty will visit Moose Jaw to provide updates on the future of the Snowbirds, amid concerns over aging Tutor jets and potential grounding.
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ASIRT Clears RCMP in Pregnant Woman's Arrest in Cowley
ASIRT found RCMP officers used reasonable force during a 2024 arrest of a pregnant woman in Cowley, Alberta, despite her allegation of causing a miscarriage.
Sudbury Police 'Tight Pants' Safety Video Goes Viral
Greater Sudbury Police release a cheeky social media video for Canada Road Safety Week, using humor to remind drivers to stay safe. The 'tight pants are watching' campaign aims to engage younger audiences.
Starmer's Fumbles Echo Canadian Politics
British PM Starmer faces electoral losses, echoes Canadian politics with Net Zero focus, immigration failures, and EU ties, while Reform Party gains.
Trump Demands Firing of Aide Over McConnell Hearing Moment
President Trump called for the immediate firing of a GOP aide who prompted Sen. Mitch McConnell to introduce Democrats after a hearing, making him appear confused.
Ontario Jet Purchase Cost Taxpayers Millions: Documents
Recently released documents from Premier Doug Ford's office reveal the cost of a government jet purchase and sale, totaling millions in taxpayer money.
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Male Hospitalized After Brampton Shooting
A male was rushed to hospital after a shooting in Brampton Wednesday evening. Police are investigating the incident.
N.S. Committee Debates Premier as Energy Minister
A Nova Scotia committee is discussing whether the premier should continue serving as energy minister, raising questions about concentration of power and accountability.
Alberta Pipeline Deal; Trump China Visit Impact on Canada
Canada considers declaring new Alberta oil pipeline as national interest, while Trump's China visit threatens Carney's diversification plans. Plus, schools ditch Mother's and Father's Day.
Edmonton Area Tax Hikes Vary Widely Amid Rising Costs
Municipalities in the greater Edmonton area finalized 2026 tax bylaws with increases ranging from 0.8% to 6.9%, reflecting challenges of higher costs, tariffs, and infrastructure deficits.
Trump Insults Female Reporters: 'Stupid' and 'Dumb'
President Trump insulted two female reporters on Tuesday, calling them 'stupid' and 'dumb' within minutes. Experts analyze his leadership style and history of targeting journalists.
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Surrey Fight Sends 6 to Hospital: Police
A fight between groups of men in Surrey, B.C., on May 12, 2026, sent six people to hospital. Police are investigating the incident.
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