Quebec Solidaire Weighs Wealth Tax, Public Grocery Stores
Quebec Solidaire is debating key priorities at its convention, including a wealth tax and public grocery stores, as the party seeks to redefine its economic platform.
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Elections NB Sees 90K Early Votes, Expects High Turnout
Elections New Brunswick reports over 90,000 early votes, signaling strong voter turnout for the upcoming election. Officials express optimism about civic engagement.
German police arrest teen over planned extremist attack
German authorities have arrested a 17-year-old suspected of planning an extremist-inspired attack. The teenager was taken into custody in Hamburg following a police operation.
Ottawa Library Rebrands as 'Third Space' Amid Decline
The Ottawa Public Library unveils a new brand as a 'third space' while physical visits drop, but digital services see significant growth.
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Former PC Minister Joins Nova Scotia Liberal Party
Former Progressive Conservative justice minister has joined the Nova Scotia Liberal Party, marking a significant political shift in the province.
Two Men Dead in Surrey Underground Parkade Shooting
Police in Surrey, B.C. discovered two men with fatal gunshot wounds in an underground parkade. Despite life-saving efforts, both died at the scene. Investigation ongoing.
Settlers Disrupt Palestinian Burial: Israeli Military Reports
Israeli military says settlers disrupted a Palestinian family's burial of their father in the West Bank, escalating tensions amid ongoing conflict.
Teen Charged in Triple Homicide, Police Seek Video
Brockville police appeal for video footage in a triple homicide case where a teen is charged with killing a woman and her two daughters, described as intimate partner violence.
Man Pleads Not Guilty in WH Correspondents' Dinner Attack
Cole Tomas Allen pleaded not guilty to charges related to a March attack at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. The case continues in Washington D.C.
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Trump Demands Loyalty from SCOTUS Nominees, Criticizes Two
President Donald Trump criticized Supreme Court Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Neil Gorsuch, demanding loyalty and accusing them of opposing him despite his appointments.
Two Men Killed in Surrey Parking Lot Shooting
Two men were fatally shot in an underground parking lot in Surrey on May 10, 2026. The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team has taken over the case. No arrests have been made.
Norwegian court to rule on crown princess's son's rape trial
A Norwegian court will deliver its verdict on June 15 in the rape trial of Marius Borg Hoiby, the son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit. The case has drawn significant public attention.
P.E.I. Airport Renamed After Former Premier Campbell
Charlottetown Airport has been renamed after former P.E.I. Premier Alexander Campbell, honoring his contributions to the province's development.
Lawsuit Filed Over 2024 Pro-Gaza Protest at U of C
A lawsuit against Calgary Police, the City, and U of C alleges nine protesters were injured and traumatized during a May 9, 2024 pro-Gaza protest crackdown.
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Iran and US at Impasse Over Nuclear Deal, Ceasefire Shaky
Iran and the US remain deadlocked on ending the war, with Iran demanding sanctions relief before nuclear talks, while the US insists on uranium removal. The standoff threatens Middle East stability and global energy markets.
World Cup Brings Excitement and Strain Near BC Place
Residents near BC Place in Vancouver express mixed feelings as the World Cup approaches, with excitement tempered by concerns over road closures, congestion, and disruptions to daily life.
Activists Sue U of C, Police, City Over 2024 Protest
Nine plaintiffs allege charter rights violations after police used batons, pepper spray, and stun grenades to disperse a pro-Palestinian encampment at the University of Calgary in May 2024.
Canadian Travel to US Down More Than Thought: Study
New research reveals Canadian travel to the U.S. has declined more sharply than earlier estimates, with economic and political factors driving the drop.
Trump: Iran's Response 'Totally Unacceptable'
President Trump rejects Iran's response to US proposal, accusing Tehran of 47 years of delay and games. He warns of expanded military action if no deal.
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Philippine VP Sara Duterte impeached by lawmakers
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte was impeached by lawmakers on May 11, 2026, over issues of unexplained wealth and alleged threats. Protests erupted outside the House of Representatives in Quezon City.
Loose Wheel on Hwy. 417 Causes Serious Injuries in Crash
A loose wheel from a vehicle on Hwy. 417 in Ottawa jumped the median and struck an oncoming car, causing significant injuries to the driver. OPP is investigating.
Netanyahu seeks to cut Israel's U.S. military dependence
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated in a CBS interview that he wants to wean Israel off U.S. military support, aiming for greater self-reliance.
US Soldier's Remains Found in Morocco After Exercises
The remains of a U.S. soldier who went missing during military exercises in Morocco have been recovered, officials confirmed. The soldier disappeared during African Lion drills.
Hegseth Calls for Pentagon Probe of Sen. Kelly Again
Pete Hegseth renews call for Pentagon to investigate Senator Mark Kelly, citing concerns over military ties. Kelly, a former astronaut, denies wrongdoing.
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Russia-Ukraine Blame Game as Ceasefire Ends
Russia and Ukraine accuse each other of violating the US-brokered ceasefire as it approaches expiration, with fighting continuing in contested regions.
Federal Office Space for 4-Day Work Week
Analysis of whether federal departments have enough office space for public servants working four days a week, with insights from Ottawa and national implications.
Suspicious Fire at Dorval Industrial Park Probed
Montreal police are investigating a suspicious fire at an industrial park in Dorval. No injuries reported. The cause is unknown, and the investigation is ongoing.
Starmer Vows to Prove Doubters Wrong After Election Losses
UK PM Keir Starmer pledges to prove doubters wrong after devastating local election results, facing calls to step down amid internal party criticism and policy challenges.
Jack White Blasts Trump's Golden Statue at Doral
Rock star Jack White criticized the unveiling of a 22-foot gold statue of Donald Trump at his Doral golf course, calling out the lack of sense in modern American life.
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US-Iran Stalemate Before Trump's China Trip
Iran and the US remain at an impasse as Trump prepares for a critical trip to China, with tensions high following the killing of Iran's Supreme Leader.
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