Child, 6, Dies After Hog's Back Water Incident
A six-year-old child died after being pulled from the water near Hog's Back in Ottawa. Bystanders attempted lifesaving efforts, but the child was pronounced dead at hospital.
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ABC Stations Call FCC License Renewal 'Unconstitutional'
ABC stations have filed a lawsuit against the FCC, arguing its early call for license renewal is unconstitutional. The case raises questions about media regulation and free speech.
US labels Brazil's top drug gangs as foreign terrorist orgs
The U.S. State Department has designated Brazil's two largest drug trafficking groups as foreign terrorist organizations, escalating pressure on organized crime.
Family's Anguish in B.C. Double Murder Trial
Family members deliver emotional victim impact statements in B.C. court after three men are convicted of first-degree murder in the deaths of Arnold and Joanne De Jong.
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Treasury Secretary Proposes $250 Bill with Trump Face
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggested a $250 bill featuring President Trump, but social media users mocked the idea, citing laws against living figures on currency.
Calgary Police Arrest One, Seek Three in Car Show Assault
Calgary police have arrested one suspect and are searching for three others in connection with an assault at a car show and shine event. The incident occurred on May 28, 2026.
CBS News Replaces '60 Minutes' EP with Tech Journalist
CBS News head Bari Weiss replaces '60 Minutes' executive producer Tanya Simon with tech journalist Nick Bilton, sparking concerns over editorial independence.
Calgary Man Dies After Being Pinned Under CTrain
A man who was pinned under a CTrain in Calgary last week has died, police confirmed. The incident occurred on May 21 at Centre Street and Seventh Avenue South.
U.S., Iran Reach Tentative Deal to Extend Ceasefire
The U.S. and Iran have a tentative 60-day ceasefire extension, with further talks on Tehran's nuclear program, raising hopes for resolution.
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B.C. Minister Warns of Delays in Kitselas First Nation Treaty
British Columbia's minister of Indigenous relations says the Kitselas First Nation treaty, decades in the making, faces additional delays due to complex negotiations.
Ford Unveils Defence Strategy as Ottawa, Toronto Vie for Bank
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced a new defence strategy as Ottawa and Toronto compete to host a new defence bank. The proposal aims to bolster provincial security and economic ties.
B.C. Mountie Testifies About Blood-Stained Audi
A B.C. Mountie testified about discovering a blood-stained Audi in the Mabel Lake area, where Tatjana Stefanski was found dead. The officer described the scene as someone was seriously hurt.
Sask. RCMP Search for Suspect After Gun Pointed at Kids
Saskatchewan RCMP are searching for a suspect after a man allegedly pointed a gun at children. The incident has prompted a public safety alert.
Bessent Grilled Over $250 Trump Bill Plans
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed plans for a $250 bill featuring President Trump, sparking debate amid rising inflation and economic struggles.
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Edmonton May Stay in Canada if Alberta Secedes: Councillor
Ward Dene Coun. Aaron Paquette introduces a motion to explore options for Edmonton to remain part of Canada if Alberta secedes, citing economic risks and municipal autonomy.
Second-Degree Murder Charge in Winnipeg Sargent Avenue Death
Winnipeg police have laid a second-degree murder charge following a death on Sargent Avenue. The investigation continues as authorities seek more information.
Toronto girl found safe; Canada eyes Swedish aircraft
Missing Toronto Jewish teen found safe after two weeks. Canada considers buying Swedish early warning planes amid US defence pressure. Other top stories.
Supreme Court Backs Private Property Over Aboriginal Claim
The Supreme Court of Canada declined to hear a New Brunswick case seeking Aboriginal title over private lands, reinforcing property rights but leaving other cases unresolved.
Three Youths Charged in Stittsville Assault: Ottawa Police
Ottawa police have charged three youths in connection with an assault in Stittsville. The investigation continues as authorities seek additional information from the public.
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Netanyahu Orders Seizure of 70% of Gaza
Prime Minister Netanyahu directs IDF to expand control to 70% of Gaza, escalating despite truce. Over 900 killed since ceasefire, with strikes continuing during Eid.
Massie, Greene Troll Trump With 'America First' Fishing Trip
Rep. Thomas Massie and former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene posted a video of themselves fishing in Costa Rica, mocking Trump's 'America First' agenda after Massie lost his primary.
Whitmer Says No to 2028 Presidential Bid
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced she will not run for president in 2028, ending speculation about her White House ambitions.
Calgary First to Rescind Climate Emergency Declaration
Calgary city council voted 10-5 to repeal its 2021 climate emergency declaration, citing symbolism over substance and a need to refocus on practical solutions.
Assigned Seating Returns; Early Retirement Approved for 2,800
Federal public servants face assigned seating as 2,800 approved for early retirement. Women push for national endometriosis action plan.
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Taylor Swift plot suspect gets 15 years
The suspect in a foiled plot to attack a Taylor Swift concert has been convicted and sentenced to 15 years in prison, authorities announced.
CBC, CP Accused of Ignoring Antisemitism in Poster Vandalism
Michael Higgins criticizes CBC and Canadian Press for failing to report antisemitism as possible motive behind torn posters of missing Jewish teen Esther.
Keith Morris Blasts MAGA Hecklers at Vegas Show
Circle Jerks frontman Keith Morris confronted MAGA hecklers at a Las Vegas concert, calling them 'fascists' and criticizing Donald Trump after being called a 'traitor.'
Alberta Commits $8M to Fight Extortion and Gang Activity
Alberta pledges $8 million to strengthen law enforcement against organized crime, targeting extortion and gang violence concentrated in Calgary and Edmonton.
Missing Toronto Teen Found Safe; Criminality Probed
A missing 14-year-old girl from Toronto has been found safe after nearly three weeks. Police now investigate whether evidence of criminality exists.
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Sask. Legislative Building Gets Women's Washroom After 114 Years
After 114 years, a new women's washroom for MLAs is being built in Saskatchewan's Legislative Building, addressing long-standing gender inequality in facilities.
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