Trump Describes Shootings in Front of Children at Oval Office
President Trump graphically described shootings in front of children at an Oval Office signing ceremony, sparking widespread criticism on social media.
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UN Resolution Threatens Iran Sanctions Over Navigation
A proposed UN resolution threatens Iran with sanctions if it does not allow freedom of navigation, amid tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.
Carney Urges Steady Approach to Alberta Separatism
Prime Minister Mark Carney reaffirms his consistent stance on Alberta separatism, advocating for continued dialogue and federal unity amid separatist calls for a referendum.
Obama on Trump's AI Ape Image: Not Personal
Former President Barack Obama discusses Trump's AI-generated image depicting him and Michelle as apes, emphasizing concern over Trump's treatment of war and lack of decorum.
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Carney's economic claims dismantled by new budget officer
Parliamentary Budget Officer Annette Ryan exposes flaws in Carney's spring economic update, questioning fiscal transparency and project progress.
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim Vows to Block Overdose Prevention Site
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim pledges to use every available tool to prevent the opening of a new overdose prevention site in the city, sparking debate on public health and safety.
2 Tow Trucks Flee Mississauga Crash Scene on Camera
Two tow trucks were caught on police body camera crashing into a collision scene in Mississauga and fleeing. Peel Police are investigating.
Carney's Partisan Pick: Arbour Wrong for Governor General
Brian Lilley argues that Prime Minister Mark Carney's appointment of Louise Arbour as Governor General is a partisan choice that undermines the non-partisan role meant to represent all Canadians.
Liberals' Awful GG Picks Continue with Arbour
Chris Selley criticizes the Liberal government's appointment of Louise Arbour as governor general, arguing she is too opinionated and divisive for a unifying role.
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Brandt's 'lottery' proposal to buy REAL one vote from approval
Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski listens as Brandt owner Shaun Semple presents a 'lottery' proposal to buy REAL during the city's executive committee meeting on April 29, 2026.
Essex Council Orders Review of Colchester Harbour
Essex council has ordered a comprehensive review of Colchester Harbour operations amid concerns over management and infrastructure. The review aims to improve efficiency and transparency.
Ontario Emergency Alert System Test Scheduled for Thursday
Emergency Management Ontario will conduct a test of the Alert Ready system on Thursday, May 7, 2026, sending alerts to compatible devices across the province.
N.S. Man Arrested for Sex Assault, Choking Faces New Charges
Kristopher Drysdale, previously wanted in Nova Scotia, has been arrested and charged with sexual assault and choking. New charges have been added as the investigation continues.
Trump Calls Jeffries a 'Thug' and 'Low IQ' in Social Media Post
President Trump attacked House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries as a 'thug' and 'low IQ' on Truth Social. Civil rights activists decry the racial undertones of the insults.
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Roadside Shooting Victim Testifies at Murder Trial
A victim of a roadside shooting in Calgary testified at a murder trial, recounting the terrifying experience and expressing fear for her life during the incident.
2 killed, 3 injured in shooting near Dallas mall
Two people were killed and three others injured in a shooting near a shopping mall north of Dallas, Texas, on Tuesday. Police are investigating.
Trump Assails Pope Leo, Complicating Rubio's Vatican Visit
President Trump again attacks Pope Leo, potentially straining relations ahead of Senator Rubio's scheduled visit to the Vatican this week. The remarks have sparked political backlash.
Louise Arbour: Canada's 31st Governor General
Louise Arbour, former Supreme Court justice and UN prosecutor, becomes Canada's oldest governor general at 79. Learn about her career and the film starring Wendy Crewson.
Ottawa 'Gun' Scare: Man's Weapon Turns Out to Be Lighter
A man spotted with a gun in Ottawa turned out to be carrying a gun-shaped lighter. Police responded but found no real threat. The incident highlights public vigilance.
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Ontario NDP Leader's 'Trumpian' Prison Remark Draws Tory Ire
Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles suggested Premier Doug Ford might end up in prison, prompting Tory accusations of dangerous Trump-style rhetoric. House leader Steve Clark condemned the comments.
OPP Seeks More Victims of Theft at Orillia Hospital
Ontario Provincial Police are appealing for more victims of theft or fraud at Orillia Soldiers Memorial Hospital, urging anyone with information to come forward.
Court overturns $80k ruling against Edmonton police
An Alberta court overturned a human rights tribunal decision that found Edmonton police racially discriminated against two Black men who were pepper sprayed after reporting a crime. The judge said the tribunal's ruling was unreasonable.
Council Advances Downtown Police Station Motion
Calgary's executive committee voted 9-3 to advance a motion exploring a downtown police station, despite critics warning of political interference in police governance.
UK Police Probe Arson at Former London Synagogue
British counterterrorism police are investigating an arson attack on a former London synagogue amid a rise in antisemitic incidents, officials said Tuesday.
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Defence: Vancouver stabbing suspect had no intent to kill
The defence for Inderdeep Singh Gosal argues he did not have intent to kill in a fatal Vancouver stabbing, as new details emerge in the case.
Taxpayer-funded harassment settlements by US lawmakers top $300K
Newly released documents reveal over $300,000 in taxpayer-funded sexual harassment settlements involving U.S. lawmakers, sparking debate on accountability and use of public funds.
Ex-Mayor: B.C. Minister Under Investigation for China Help
Vancouver's former mayor claims a B.C. cabinet member is under investigation for assisting China, sparking political controversy and calls for transparency.
PCs Slam Stiles for ‘Dangerous’ and ‘Trumpian’ Comments
Ontario PCs criticize NDP Leader Marit Stiles for suggesting Premier Doug Ford could end up in prison, calling her remarks dangerous and Trumpian.
2.9M Voter Data Breach Probed Amid Alberta Law Limits
Elections Alberta investigates a data breach of 2.9 million voters linked to a separatist group, citing new election law constraints that delayed action and limited disclosure.
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Elnaz Hajtamiri Case: Ex-Boyfriend Pleads Guilty, Questions Remain
Elnaz Hajtamiri's ex-boyfriend pleaded guilty to conspiracy to kidnap. Investigators suspect stolen vehicle ring involvement in her 2022 abduction and presumed murder.
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