Trump Faces Emboldened Xi in China Amid Iran War Constraints
President Trump arrives in Beijing for a 36-hour summit with Xi Jinping, who feels confident due to China's rare earth advantage and the Iran conflict reducing U.S. leverage.
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Cyclist Sues VPD After Being Hit by Stolen Cruiser
A cyclist is suing the Vancouver Police Department after being struck by a stolen police cruiser. The incident has raised questions about police liability and vehicle security.
North Bay Woman Charged with Assault, Weapon, Drug Offences
A North Bay woman faces multiple charges including assault with a weapon and drug possession after an altercation at a local business. Police responded to the incident on May 12.
FBI Director Patel Slammed for Hearing Behavior
FBI Director Kash Patel received harsh criticism for his combative testimony, using a 'I know you are, but what am I' defense against Sen. Van Hollen.
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RFK Jr. Sparks Outrage with Teen Sperm Comment
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claimed at a White House event that teenage boys have half the sperm count of men in 1970, sparking widespread criticism and mockery online.
Denver airport security missed trespasser killed by plane
Denver International Airport security failed to detect a trespasser who was later struck and killed by an aircraft on the runway, raising serious safety concerns.
Census Boycott in Canada Protests PM Carney's Majority
Some Canadians are boycotting or protesting the 2026 census to express dissatisfaction with Prime Minister Mark Carney's majority government, sparking debate over civic duty.
Trump Posts Venezuela as 51st State Graphic
US President Donald Trump shared a graphic on Truth Social depicting Venezuela as the 51st state, sparking controversy and diplomatic tensions.
Angus Topshee Promoted to Vice Chief of Defence Staff
Vice-Admiral Angus Topshee, the outspoken commander of the Royal Canadian Navy, has been promoted to vice chief of defence staff, the military's second-in-command.
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B.C. must lead to prevent overdose sites from harming neighborhoods
Vaughn Palmer argues the B.C. government must take a leading role to ensure overdose prevention sites do not disrupt neighborhoods, as Vancouver faces a third troubled location.
B.C. delays World Cup hosting cost release until month's end
The B.C. government has postponed the release of FIFA World Cup hosting costs until late May, citing ongoing negotiations and finalization of agreements.
How Census Data Helps Waterloo Region Organizations
Learn how census data connects communities to essential services in Waterloo Region, as explained by CTV's Heather Senoran.
Who’s in Charge, Carney or Guilbeault?
An editorial questioning whether Prime Minister Mark Carney or former environment minister Steven Guilbeault truly controls Canada's energy policy amid internal Liberal tensions.
QS Calls for Fast-Track Immigration Program Reinstatement
Quebec Solidaire MNA Guillaume Cliche-Rivard demands the reinstatement of a fast-track immigration program before the end of the spring session, citing economic and social benefits.
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Coroner's Jury Issues 10 Recommendations After London Police Shooting
A coroner's jury has issued 10 recommendations following a fatal London police shooting, aiming to improve police protocols and public safety.
Feds Invest $9.3B in Alberta Defence Manufacturing
The federal government is investing $9.3 billion into six Alberta defence and manufacturing firms to boost innovation, create jobs, and enhance Arctic security.
Will Carney Face Starmer's Fate?
Analysis: UK PM Starmer faces revolt after poor local elections; Carney's similar policies may face trouble once Trump's shadow fades.
Canada Solves Long Ballot Problem with Write-In Solution
Elections Canada used a write-in ballot to counter the Longest Ballot Committee's protest, offering a simple fix to a long-standing issue.
Winnipeg Councillors Seek More Federal Sewage Plant Funds
Winnipeg city councillors are urging the federal government to increase financial support for the North End Sewage Treatment Plant upgrade, citing health and environmental concerns.
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Smith's Ottawa Deal May Sideline Separatist Leaders
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's expected pipeline and economic deal with Ottawa aims to undermine separatist movements, while hardline separatists face exclusion from the UCP caucus.
Chief Justice Refuses Boundary Committee Appointments
Alberta's acting chief justice refuses to circulate a call for appointments to chair the electoral boundaries committee, citing process irregularities.
Suspect Sought After East York Assault Injures One Seriously
Toronto police are searching for a suspect after an assault in East York left one person with serious injuries. Authorities released an image of the suspect and urge public tips.
Liberal MP Erskine-Smith to Resign Seat This Summer
Liberal MP Nate Erskine-Smith will resign his federal seat this summer after losing a GTA nomination. The Beaches-East York representative cited personal reasons.
Carney Approval Slips Below 60% Despite Liberal Lead
Prime Minister Mark Carney's approval rating fell to 58%, a two-point drop, as the Liberals maintain a double-digit lead over Conservatives in a new Liaison Strategies poll.
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Halifax Forum Federal Funding Hope by Councillor
A Halifax councillor is pushing for federal funding to renovate the aging Halifax Forum, aiming to secure its future as a community hub and sports venue.
Graham Snaps at Hegseth, Caine Over Iran War Frustration
Sen. Lindsey Graham erupted at Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Joint Chiefs Chairman Dan Caine during a Senate hearing, questioning Pakistan's neutrality in the Iran conflict.
Police crackdowns worsen homelessness in Edmonton
An opinion piece argues that Edmonton's police crackdowns on homeless encampments exacerbate the crisis, with nearly 4,000 people unhoused and rising deaths.
Doug Ford urges TTC and union to reach deal before World Cup
Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls on TTC and CUPE Local 2 to negotiate a contract to avoid disruptions during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Shorter hantavirus quarantine in B.C., travel surge to U.S.
B.C. recommends 21-day hantavirus quarantine vs WHO's 6 weeks; Canadian visits spike to Gainesville, Cleveland, Portland; Alberta life satisfaction low.
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Ontario Pans Quebec Language Rules in Toronto Defence Bank Bid
Ontario promotes Toronto for Defence, Security and Resilience Bank HQ, citing regulatory predictability and no language compliance requirements, in contrast to Montreal.
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