Another Sexual Assault in Fish Creek Park: Calgary Police
Calgary police report another sexual assault in Fish Creek Park. Authorities urge public vigilance as investigation continues.
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Barrie Invests $50M to Become Hub for Canadian Military Defence
Barrie commits $50 million to transform into a hub for Canadian military defence, aligning with Ontario's new defence industry framework. The investment aims to boost local economy and national security.
Canada's Financial System Stable: Bank of Canada
Bank of Canada Deputy Governor Toni Gravelle says Canada's financial system remains stable amid international instability, highlighting resilience despite global economic challenges.
Pride Funding Crisis Under Trump's Second Term
Pride events nationwide face severe funding shortfalls as corporations withdraw support, with NYC Pride half a million dollars short. Community donations and local businesses step up.
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Carney Pitches Canada as Strong Ally to US in New York
Prime Minister Mark Carney promotes Canada as a reliable investment hub and ally to the US during a New York visit, emphasizing economic ties and security cooperation.
Poilievre blasts poster removal for missing Jewish girl
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre and the Israeli embassy condemn the tearing down of missing 14-year-old Esti's posters in Toronto, calling it antisemitic hatred.
Third Sexual Assault in Fish Creek Park Probed by Calgary Police
Calgary police are investigating a third sexual assault in Fish Creek Park, raising safety concerns. Authorities urge public vigilance as they search for the suspect.
Cape Breton Boy, 13, Arrested for Fake Shooting Report
A 13-year-old Cape Breton schoolboy was arrested after falsely reporting being shot, causing a major police response. The incident highlights concerns over false emergency calls.
DOJ Probes E. Jean Carroll for Perjury in Trump Case
The Justice Department has opened a perjury investigation into E. Jean Carroll over statements in her civil lawsuit against Donald Trump, examining potential lies about legal funding.
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Canada on Track for NATO 5% Defense Spending by 2035
PM Carney says Canada is on track to meet NATO's 5% GDP defense spending target by 2035, but turning investment into economic growth remains a challenge.
Bank of Canada: Financial System Resilient Despite U.S. Tariffs
The Bank of Canada reports that while the financial system remains resilient to U.S. tariffs, global volatility and AI risks pose threats. Household debt is stable but uneven wealth gains and labor market weakness could lead to mortgage stress.
Italy Seizes Mafia Assets Worth Millions in Drug Bust
Italian authorities seize gold, luxury villas, and cash linked to Sicilian Mafia drug-trafficking proceeds in a major operation against organized crime.
Ex-Judges Seek Reopening of Trump IRS Settlement Case
35 retired federal judges ask a Florida court to reopen Trump's $1.8B IRS settlement, citing concerns over candor and manipulation of the judicial system.
Thai Court Acquits Thanathorn of Royal Defamation Charges
Thailand's court acquitted Future Forward Party leader Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit of royal defamation charges, citing insufficient evidence.
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Two SUVs Destroyed in South London Fire, Police Investigating
Two SUVs were destroyed by a fire in south London on May 28, 2026. Police are investigating the incident. No injuries were reported.
Israel strikes Beirut suburb ahead of Washington talks
Israel launched airstrikes on Beirut's southern suburb ahead of crucial Washington discussions, escalating tensions in the region.
Police Renew Appeal for Public Help in Prince Albert Homicide
Saskatoon police are again asking the public for assistance in a Prince Albert homicide investigation, urging anyone with information to come forward.
Zelenskyy Presses US for More Patriot Missiles
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is pushing the US for additional Patriot missile systems to defend against escalating Russian strikes, amid ongoing conflict.
Two Acts Exit Trump-Linked Great American State Fair
Morris Day and Young MC withdraw from The Great American State Fair on the National Mall, citing undisclosed political ties to Trump.
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Three Arrested in Planned Kidnapping in Markham
York Regional Police arrested three individuals in connection with a planned kidnapping in Markham, Ontario. The suspects were taken into custody without incident.
Supreme Court Rules for Black Inmate Over Jury Bias
The US Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Black death row inmate from Mississippi, citing racial bias in jury selection, a landmark decision for fair trials.
Antigonish County Death Ruled Homicide by RCMP
Nova Scotia RCMP have ruled the suspicious death of a man in Antigonish County as a homicide, prompting an ongoing investigation.
N.B. child protection failed youth who died of overdose: advocate
New Brunswick's child and youth advocate says the province's child protection system failed a youth who later died of a drug overdose, highlighting systemic issues.
Separatist Rebellion Brewing in Downtown Calgary
Carson Jerema reports on a Calgary debate where separatists cheer unilateral independence, sparking concerns over sedition and legal chaos.
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Former Yemen President Hadi Dies at 80
Former Yemeni President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi has passed away at the age of 80, marking the end of a tumultuous political career that saw the country descend into civil war.
Windsor Police Seek Help in Property Damage Cases
Windsor police are asking for public assistance to identify suspects in three separate property damage incidents over the past three months, including vandalism, cutting phone lines, and kicking in a door.
Fréchette Unaware of Planned Insurance Tax Increase
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette acknowledges she was not informed about a planned increase in the insurance tax, raising questions about government communication.
Man stabs 3 at Swiss train station in 'act of terror'
A man stabbed three people at a Swiss train station in what authorities have called an 'act of terror.' The incident occurred on May 28, 2026, and is under investigation.
Montreal Mayor to Address Effigies at Protest
Montreal's mayor plans to speak with police after effigies were hanged during a pro-Palestinian protest, raising concerns about public conduct and safety.
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O'Donnell: Trump's Midterms Confession Unprecedented
MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell says Trump's admission that he doesn't care about midterm elections is a first for any president, as Cabinet meetings devolve into reality TV.
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