Starmer Urges Stronger Gaza Protest Measures in UK
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer demands stricter measures against Gaza war protests following antisemitic attacks in London. Two victims are in critical condition after a stabbing in Golders Green.
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Pope Leo XIV Encourages Wealthy US Catholics to Keep Donating
Pope Leo XIV called on affluent American Catholics to maintain their charitable giving, emphasizing the Church's reliance on donations for global outreach and support programs.
Drone Strike Kills 2 in Kherson, Russia Claims Gains
A Russian drone attack killed two people in Kherson, while Moscow reports advances on the front line. The war continues to escalate with heavy casualties.
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 7 in Lebanon Despite Ceasefire
Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon killed seven people, violating a ceasefire. Among the victims was a Syrian farmer who lost both legs. The attack raises tensions in the region.
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Saskatchewan auditor should review Agribition deal
A letter to the editor argues that Brandt Industries' $6.5M purchase of Agribition grounds properties, with tax exemptions, should be reviewed by the provincial auditor for compliance.
CRA Refunding $647M from Digital Services Tax
The Canada Revenue Agency is refunding $647 million collected from the repealed digital services tax, with $154 million already returned to taxpayers.
Two Critically Injured in Scarborough Crash
A man in his 40s and a teenage boy were critically injured in a two-vehicle crash on Lawrence Avenue East in Scarborough late Friday night. Emergency crews responded to the scene.
US Warns of Sanctions for Iran Strait Payments
The US warns shipping companies against paying Iran for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions amid the ongoing conflict.
Canada's oldest company after Hudson's Bay
With Hudson's Bay ceasing operations, Canada's oldest company title passes to others like the Montreal Gazette and Molson. Explore the contenders.
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Two Canadians on Gaza flotilla intercepted by Israel released
Two Canadian activists intercepted by Israeli forces on a Gaza-bound flotilla have been released, according to the flotilla organizer. The incident occurred near Crete.
Carney says stance on Iran war shifted as Trump goals evolved
Prime Minister Mark Carney explains his changing position on the Iran war, citing evolving U.S. goals under President Trump.
Rebel violence derails Colombia's Total Peace plan
A deadly highway bombing by EMC rebels highlights the failure of President Petro's peace strategy, as violence surges in Colombia.
Spirit Airlines Shuts Down, Cancels All Flights
Spirit Airlines has gone out of business, canceling all flights and ceasing operations after 34 years, affecting 17,000 employees and millions of passengers.
Religious Ideology in Schools: LGBTQ+ Books Battle
Parents across the US are concerned about religious ideology influencing public schools, with Supreme Court cases and book bans shaping curricula and representation.
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Trump's Pipeline Approval for Canadian Oil Driven by Local Politics
Donald Trump approved a Keystone-like pipeline from Canada to Wyoming, not out of friendship but to address rising gas prices and mid-term election pressures.
Funeral for Ontario Police Officer Killed in Crash
A funeral service will be held for Ontario Provincial Police Sgt. Brandon Malcolm, who died in a highway crash east of Toronto while on duty.
Conservatives Consider Social Media Ban for Minors
As Canada weighs banning social media for minors, Conservative MPs show support, with leader Poilievre exploring the idea amid internal debate.
Canadians Split on Don Cherry's Order of Canada Nomination
A new Leger poll reveals Canadians are divided on Don Cherry receiving the Order of Canada, with many unaware of who he is. Quebecers and Liberals oppose the nomination.
Conrad Black: Canada's Path Back to Prosperity
Conrad Black critiques Mark Carney's policies, arguing Canada must focus on becoming a power itself rather than mobilizing middle powers.
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Trump's Primary Sway Tested in Kentucky, Indiana, Louisiana
Trump-backed challengers face entrenched GOP incumbents in May primaries, with early signs suggesting the president's influence may be waning as his approval ratings drop.
Canada Strong: Carney Says It's More Than a Slogan
PM Mark Carney declares 'Canada Strong' is more than a slogan as he heads to Armenia for talks with European leaders amid rising U.S. trade tensions.
PM Carney Heads to Armenia for EU Talks Amid US Trade Tensions
Prime Minister Carney travels to Armenia to meet European leaders as trade tensions with the US escalate. Focus on deepening Canada-EU ties.
13 Arrested at Montreal Workers' Day Protest
Thirteen people were arrested at Montreal's International Workers' Day gathering after police officers were allegedly assaulted. The protest drew hundreds of participants.
Pentagon Orders Withdrawal of 5,000 Troops from Germany
The Pentagon has ordered the withdrawal of about 5,000 U.S. soldiers from Germany, following President Trump's threats amid tensions over the Iran war.
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Iran offers new peace proposal to U.S., Trump unsatisfied
Iran delivered a new peace proposal via Pakistan, but President Trump expressed dissatisfaction with negotiations. The ceasefire holds amid ongoing blockades.
Youth charged in Regina robbery after investigation
Regina police have charged a youth following a months-long robbery investigation. The arrest comes as part of broader efforts to address crime in the city.
Trump Suggests Cognitive Tests for Candidates, Faces Mockery
Donald Trump argued for mandatory cognitive exams for presidential candidates, citing fear of electing a 'moron,' but faced widespread irony and mockery online.
Ontario's Jet Purchase: A Cautionary Tale for Governments
The Ontario government's brief controversy over buying an executive jet highlights the challenges of travel in Canada's vast terrain and lessons from past decisions.
U.S. to Withdraw 5,000 Troops from Germany in 6-12 Months
The United States plans to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany over the next 6-12 months, fulfilling a threat by President Trump. The move signals a shift in European defense strategy.
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Minister MacKinnon Defends Openness Amid Tory Secrecy Accusations
Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon asserts Liberal committees are transparent after Conservative accusations of secrecy, amid various political and community news.
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