Trump to Discuss Taiwan Arms Sales with Xi at Summit
President Trump says he will discuss US arms sales to Taiwan with China's Xi Jinping, risking a shift in longstanding US policy and sparking bipartisan concern in Congress.
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Noise dispute led to killing of B.C. grandparents
A court heard that a noise dispute with a neighbour led to the killing of a B.C. couple. Valerie Smith and John Kavaloff were killed in 2023 in Chilliwack.
Alabama AG Investigates SPLC Fundraising Practices
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall announced a civil investigation into the Southern Poverty Law Center's fundraising practices, following a federal indictment.
Windsor Jewish Federation Faces Hate Messages
The Windsor Jewish Federation reports multiple hate-motivated voicemail messages received in recent weeks, prompting community concern and calls for action.
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China Seeks Stability from Trump-Xi Summit
China says it wants 'more stability and certainty' from Trump's visit this week, the first by a US president since 2017, amid trade and geopolitical tensions.
Quebec to Honor Officers Killed in Duty with Memorial Signs
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette unveils a road sign commemorating provincial police officer Maureen Breau, who was killed in the line of duty. The initiative aims to honor fallen officers.
Northern Ont. Mayors Unite on Growth, Infrastructure
Northern Ontario mayors at the FONOM conference in Timmins push for Highway 11/17 safety, a $100M policing grant, and infrastructure support.
Ottawa Police Seek Help in Assault on Two Women
Ottawa police are asking for public assistance to identify a suspect after two elderly women were assaulted on Riverside Drive in February 2026.
California Mayor Pleads Guilty as Chinese Agent
Southern California mayor Eileen Wang will plead guilty to acting as an unregistered agent for the Chinese government, facing federal charges.
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Toronto councillor asked for money to move developments
A Toronto councillor allegedly requested a 'considerable amount' of money to expedite development projects, according to a source. The claims involve Scarborough Southwest Coun. Parthi Kandavel.
Trump Defends Junk Food Love, Says He Feels as Healthy as Ever
President Trump defends his junk food diet, claiming he feels as healthy as 50 years ago. He suggests unhealthy food might be beneficial, sparking debate.
Trump's Iran War Strategy Falters as Cards Don't Fall His Way
President Trump faces setbacks in Iran as Tehran refuses his terms, oil prices rise, and American approval drops. His visit to China highlights a weakened position.
Anand: NATO 'could never be more important than it is today'
Canada's Foreign Minister Anita Anand defends NATO resilience against Trump criticism, stresses importance of alliance amid Russia threat and EU ties.
Texas Man Fled to Italy After Killing Pregnant Wife
A Texas man accused of murdering his pregnant wife fled to Italy weeks before trial. He now asks a judge to block extradition back to the U.S.
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Union Leaders Call to Strip Tibbits' Name from College Building
Union leaders and community members are urging Conestoga College to remove John Tibbits' name from a building, citing controversy over his legacy.
Toronto Councillor Allegedly Sought Payments for Fast-Tracked Developments
A Toronto councillor allegedly asked for 'considerable' money to expedite development projects, according to source allegations reported by CTV News.
Man Testifies About Dog Attacks That Later Killed Boy
A man testified in court about being attacked by two dogs in Edmonton, months before the same animals killed 11-year-old Kache Grist in April 2024.
Conflict Displaced More Than Disasters in 2025: Monitors
A new report reveals that conflict caused more internal displacement than natural disasters last year, highlighting the growing impact of violence on global migration.
Brampton Teen Charged with Murder in Oshawa Killing
A 16-year-old boy from Brampton has been charged with murder after a man was killed outside a Tim Hortons in Oshawa. The incident occurred on May 11, 2026.
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Newsom's Diaper Plan Under Fire for High Costs, Cronyism
California Gov. Gavin Newsom faces backlash over a $20M diaper program criticized for high costs and potential conflicts of interest with his wife's nonprofit ties.
Smith: Caucus exec didn't report voter list meeting to higher-ups
Premier Danielle Smith says the caucus executive director failed to inform higher-ups about a meeting regarding voter lists, sparking internal concerns.
Erskine-Smith's Provincial Bid Stumbles in Nomination Loss
Liberal MP Nate Erskine-Smith loses provincial nomination in Scarborough Southwest by 19 votes, casting doubt on his plan to challenge Doug Ford and his future as an MP.
Closing Submissions Heard in Sarnia Police Shooting Inquest
Closing submissions are underway at a coroner's inquest into the police shooting death of Justin Bourassa in Sarnia, Ontario. The case has drawn attention to police use of force.
Alberta Speaker Rejects Privilege Claim Against Nenshi
Alberta's Speaker Ric McIver ruled that the UCP's point of privilege against NDP leader Naheed Nenshi lacked evidence of obstruction, dismissing the complaint as hypothetical.
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Pro-Canada Petition Can Be Voted On By Alberta MLAs
Alberta's chief electoral officer and a former judge told MLAs that the Forever Canada petition is a policy proposal, not requiring a referendum, and can be decided by a legislative vote.
Woman Posed as Officer to Rob St. Vital Home
Winnipeg police report a woman impersonated a police officer during a home invasion in St. Vital. The suspect is shown in a police image from April 2.
OCDSB Updates Boundary Review for West-Central Schools
Ottawa's largest school board revises boundary proposals for six west-central elementary schools, ensuring all younger siblings can attend the same school as older siblings regardless of age.
Guilbeault slams reforms; trucker avoids deportation; May 11
Steven Guilbeault criticizes Carney's major projects reform, a trucker gets lenient sentence to avoid deportation, and more top stories from May 11, 2026.
Man Charged After North York Church Vandalized Multiple Times
Toronto police have charged a man after a North York church was vandalized repeatedly. The incidents occurred over several weeks, causing significant damage.
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Trial begins for woman in Saskatoon homicide case
Chantal McLaren appeared in Saskatoon Court of King's Bench on May 11, 2026, marking the start of her trial for a homicide. The case has drawn significant attention.
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