Arrest at Vancouver Airport After Unauthorized Plane Access
RCMP arrested a suspect at Vancouver International Airport after an individual accessed a plane without authorization. The incident prompted a police response on the tarmac.
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Greens' Fredericton Riding De-registered by Error
Canada's Green Party says its Fredericton riding association was de-registered because of an administrative error, not misconduct.
Supreme Court Restores Abortion Pill Access
The Supreme Court temporarily restored broad access to mifepristone, blocking restrictions that limited the abortion pill's availability through pharmacies and mail.
U.S. Claims Progress in Strait of Hormuz, Denies Iran Strike
The U.S. asserts progress in reopening the Strait of Hormuz and denies Iran struck a navy vessel, amid ongoing peace negotiations.
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Oklahoma Shooting: 13 Hospitalized, Suspects Sought
Police search for suspects after a shooting at Lake Arcadia in Edmond, Oklahoma, sent at least 13 people to hospitals. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Jon Stewart Slams MAGA Over Kimmel Attack
Jon Stewart calls out MAGA for turning a shooting into an assault on Jimmy Kimmel's jokes, calling it 'the land of absurdity.'
Ontario's Tough New Rules for Transit Drug Use
Ontario announces strict new measures to address drug use on public transit, empowering special constables to make arrests and enhance safety.
Canada announces $1B loan program for steel, aluminum firms
The federal government unveiled a new $1 billion loan program to support steel and aluminum businesses affected by U.S. tariffs under the Trump administration.
Rob Cooper Takes on Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath
Businessman Rob Cooper, a new city councillor, is running for mayor of Hamilton, accusing incumbent Andrea Horwath of allowing crime, homelessness, and mismanagement to flourish.
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Kinsella: Carney's airport privatization plans echo 1993 failure
Warren Kinsella warns Mark Carney against airport privatization, citing Jean Chretien's 1993 cancellation of a Pearson airport deal as a cautionary tale.
Rudy Giuliani Hospitalized in Critical Condition at 81
Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani is in critical but stable condition after being hospitalized on Sunday. His spokesperson did not reveal the cause.
Metrotown at 40: A Look Back at the Beginning of Metro Vancouver's Biggest Mall
B.C.'s largest shopping centre, Metrotown, turns 40 this year. Explore its history from 1986 opening to current expansions and iconic features like Rainforest Cafe.
Executive Public Servants Back in Office Full-Time
Starting today, executive public servants in Canada are required to return to the office full-time, marking a significant shift in federal work policy.
Police Arrest Suspect in London Shooting Probe
London police have arrested a man wanted in connection with a shooting investigation. The suspect is in custody and faces charges.
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Ford Unveils Tough Rules to Curb Transit Drug Use
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced new measures to crack down on drug use on public transit, citing safety concerns. The rules aim to enhance enforcement and deterrence.
US Denies Iranian Strike on Navy Ship, Offers Strait Guidance
The US military denies Iran struck a Navy vessel, as American forces offer to guide commercial ships through the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing tensions and a fragile ceasefire.
Pope Leo to Meet US Secretary of State Rubio Thursday
Pope Leo XIV will meet U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Thursday at the Vatican, discussing global issues and bilateral relations.
US Denies Iran Report of Missile Strike on Naval Ship
The US denied Iranian media claims of a missile strike on an American naval vessel, amid heightened tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and Trump's offer to help stranded ships.
Japan and Australia Deepen Energy, Defence, and Minerals Cooperation
Japan and Australia have agreed to enhance collaboration in energy, defence, and critical minerals, strengthening bilateral ties amid regional security concerns.
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Windsor Library, Jobs, Gordie Bridge: Readers' Letters
Windsor Star readers suggest reusing the old library building, call for local innovation to retain jobs, and propose a pedestrian celebration for the Gordie Howe Bridge.
Trump's White House Renos Challenge FLOTUS Gender Norms
President Trump takes charge of White House decor, traditionally a first lady's role, sparking discussion on gender norms and power dynamics.
Trump Demands Jeffries Impeachment, Misunderstands Law
President Trump suggested impeaching Hakeem Jeffries, but impeachment applies only to federal officers, not members of Congress.
US-led task force reroutes ships to reopen Strait of Hormuz
A US-led task force has begun rerouting commercial vessels on the first day of a new initiative to restore safe passage through the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
Public service executives back to office 5 days a week in Ottawa
Starting this week, public service executives in Ottawa must return to the office five days a week. Learn about the new mandate and its implications.
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PM Carney Announces $270M in Military Aid for Ukraine
Prime Minister Mark Carney pledges $270 million in military aid for Ukraine during the European Political Community summit in Armenia, deepening Canada's ties.
B.C. Tribunal Favors Trans Inmate Over Female Victim
The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal accommodated a trans inmate but dismissed a female victim's complaint, highlighting unequal protections for biological women.
Canada Must Be More Selective in Welcoming Newcomers
John Weissenberger argues Canada needs rigorous, objective immigration standards to ensure long-term prosperity and cultural cohesion, rather than short-term economic fixes.
Online safety is parents' duty, not government's: Amy Hamm
Amy Hamm argues that protecting children online is a parental duty, not a government mandate, warning against censorship laws disguised as child safety measures.
Canada Pledges $270M to Ukraine at European Summit
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced $270 million in new aid for Ukraine during the European Political Community Summit in Armenia, emphasizing continued support against Russian aggression.
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Federal audits on accessibility, First Nations funding due
Auditor General Karen Hogan is set to release audits on federal accessibility and First Nations funding. The reports are expected to highlight ongoing challenges.
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