Alberta Oil Pipeline Likely, Says PM Carney
Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that an Alberta oil pipeline is 'more likely than not' to proceed, signaling potential progress in energy infrastructure.
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Newsom Dares Rogan: 'Too Chicken' to Host Him
California Gov. Gavin Newsom challenged Joe Rogan to have him on his podcast, calling him 'too chicken' after Rogan criticized him as a 'con man' and 'cardboard cutout.'
Pope Names Former Undocumented Migrant as US Bishop
Pope Leo XIV has appointed a former undocumented immigrant from Mexico as the new bishop of West Virginia, a historic move highlighting the Church's commitment to migrants.
Supreme Court Ruling Sparks Redistricting Battles Nationwide
A Supreme Court decision striking down a majority Black district in Louisiana has intensified redistricting fights, with GOP officials in multiple states seeking to redraw maps ahead of the 2026 midterms.
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Eby: Burnaby Hospital Expansion Goes Ahead Despite Cancelled Contract
B.C. Premier David Eby reaffirms the Burnaby Hospital expansion will proceed despite a cancelled contract, ensuring healthcare infrastructure improvements continue.
Military Ends Avalanche Prevention on Trans-Canada Highway
The Canadian Forces will not renew avalanche control on the Trans-Canada Highway; full RTO would require significant space; Ottawa election primer.
Canada to Hike Airline Passenger Fine Cap to $1 Million
The federal government plans to increase the maximum fine for airlines violating passenger protection rules from $250,000 to $1 million, aiming to strengthen enforcement and deter non-compliance.
Weinstein Accuser Continues Testimony Amid Stress
A Harvey Weinstein accuser resumed testimony after citing stress, as the trial continues in Manhattan criminal court.
Calgary Father Charged with Murder of His Two Children
A Calgary father has been charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of his two young children, police confirmed. The investigation continues.
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Ontario NDP Leader Urges Carney to Block Airport Plans
Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles calls on Mark Carney to stop the Ford government's airport privatization plans, citing public interest concerns.
Grandmother in Disbelief Year After Kids Disappear
Belynda Gray, grandmother of missing Jack and Lilly Sullivan, expresses disbelief and frustration over the lack of answers one year after their disappearance in Nova Scotia.
OPP Video Aims to Solve Cobalt ATV Theft
Ontario Provincial Police have released a video seeking public help to solve the theft of two ATVs and fishing gear in Cobalt. The incident occurred recently, and investigators hope the footage leads to suspects.
Canada won't leverage energy in trade talks: PM Carney
Prime Minister Mark Carney stated Canada will not use energy or critical minerals as leverage in trade negotiations with the United States, emphasizing a collaborative approach.
FIFA Congress in Vancouver Emphasizes Unity Amid Global Tensions
FIFA delegates in Vancouver highlight soccer's unifying power despite geopolitical conflicts, with discussions on World Cup, fan harmony, and regional tensions.
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Saskatoon Police Investigate River Body Discovery
Saskatoon police are investigating after a man's body was found in the South Saskatchewan River on Friday morning. The major crimes unit is working to identify him.
Daycare in Sex Assault Probe Identified
A west-end daycare in Edmonton has been identified in connection with a sexual assault investigation involving a worker, raising parental concerns over policy gaps.
SIU Clears Ottawa Police in Self-Inflicted Injury Case
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has found no criminal wrongdoing by Ottawa police officers following a self-inflicted injury incident. The SIU concluded that officers acted appropriately.
Man Pleads Guilty in Frat House Fire That Injured 6
A 20-year-old man has pleaded guilty for his role in a fraternity house fire at Western University that injured six people. The fire broke out in December 2025.
Sherry Bondy Seeks Second Term as Essex Mayor
Sherry Bondy announces re-election bid for mayor of Essex, highlighting infrastructure, flooding concerns, and improved council relations.
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Trump Declares Iran War Over in Congress Letter
President Trump informed Congress that the Iran war has ended, stating no hostilities since April 7, 2026. Lawmakers may question the claim amid ongoing naval blockade.
NS RCMP Major Crime Probes 2023 Missing Woman Case
The Nova Scotia RCMP Major Crime Unit has taken over the case of Kassandra Gabrielle Schoemaker, missing since 2023. Authorities seek public help.
GTHA Municipal Election Nominations Open: Candidate List
Nominations for municipal elections in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area are now open. See who is running for mayor and council positions.
Hamilton Homicide Victim Identified; Two Suspects Sought
Hamilton Police have identified a 19-year-old as the victim of the city's latest homicide. Two suspects remain outstanding as the investigation continues.
Israeli Police Arrest Suspect in Attack on French Nun
Israeli police arrested a man suspected of assaulting a French nun in Jerusalem. Security footage shows the attack, sparking international concern.
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N.B. RCMP Arrest Two After Assaults and Armed Robbery
New Brunswick RCMP arrested a youth and an adult following a series of alleged assaults and an armed robbery. The investigation is ongoing, and charges are pending.
Ottawa Gives $9.8M for Canada Soccer Training Centre
Canada Soccer receives $9.8 million from the federal government for a national training centre project, boosting soccer development across the country.
Japanese Man Arrested After Wife Incinerated at Zoo
A Japanese man has been arrested following the incineration of his wife at Asahiyama Zoo in Totori Village. The incident has shocked the local community and raised questions about zoo security.
Florida Teacher Felt 'Desired' by Student in Sex Case
New details emerge in the case of Heather Mashburn-Smith, a Florida teacher who allegedly had sex with a student in her classroom, feeling 'desired' by him.
Feds Overhaul Air Passenger Rights, Quadruple Fines for Airlines
Canada's transport minister announces overhaul of Trudeau-era air passenger rules, quadrupling fines to $1M and outsourcing complaints to private adjudicators.
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Hamilton's Core Sees Another Shooting Death Amid Violence Surge
A 19-year-old was shot and killed in Hamilton's downtown, the latest in a string of violent incidents. The city's core faces a growing shooting epidemic.
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