EU: Russia Won't Pick Europe's Ukraine Talks Representative
EU foreign ministers stated Russia will not dictate who represents Europe in potential Ukraine peace talks, reaffirming EU unity amid ongoing conflict.
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Man stabs 3 at Swiss train station, arrested
A man stabbed and wounded three people at a Swiss train station before being arrested by police. The incident raises concerns about public safety.
Kuwait Faces Missile and Drone Attack Amid Iran War Ceasefire
Kuwait reported a missile and drone attack on Tuesday, challenging the shaky ceasefire in the Iran war. The attack raises tensions in the Gulf region.
Tribunal Overturns Windsor Townhome Rejection
The Ontario Land Tribunal overruled Windsor city council's decision to block a 27-unit townhouse project, highlighting council's limited power against developer appeals.
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UCP Separatist Comments Spark Election Calls
Rob Smith's separatist remarks raise concerns. Letters urge Premier to call an election, criticize referendum question, and highlight U of A hydrogen breakthrough.
Threat Shuts Detroit Zoo, Deemed Not Credible
Detroit Zoo evacuated Tuesday after a threat, later deemed not credible. No injuries reported; zoo reopened Wednesday. Investigation ongoing.
350-Seat Parliament Proposed to Fix Western Underrepresentation
A new report suggests expanding the House of Commons to 350 seats to address chronic underrepresentation of Ontario, Alberta, and B.C., which could reduce Western separatist sentiment.
Ottawa, Not Toronto, for NATO Defence Bank
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe argues that NATO's new Defence, Security and Resilience Bank belongs in Ottawa, not Toronto, due to proximity to government and military hubs.
Monte Solberg: Alberta's Best Future Is Within Canada
Monte Solberg argues that Alberta's future should be built on hope and opportunity, not anger or separation, and that engaging with Canada is the path to success.
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Robin Skies: Liberals a bigger threat than big tech
Robin Skies argues that the Liberal government's Bill C-22 poses a greater threat to Canadian privacy than big tech, citing hypocrisy and erosion of civil liberties.
Manitoba premier could be key to keeping Alberta from separating
Wab Kinew's reasoned appeal to Albertans may help counter separatist sentiments, as he urges unity and patience on major projects.
Beyblade Fanatics Revive Childhood Craze with New Tournaments
Beyblade enthusiasts are spinning into action again as tournaments draw crowds across Canada, reigniting the iconic spinning top battles from the 2000s.
Graham Mocked for 'Trump Prize' Suggestion
Sen. Lindsey Graham praised Trump's Middle East peace efforts, suggesting the Nobel Prize be renamed the 'Trump Prize.' Critics mocked him online.
Miller's 'Extraordinary Paradise' Claim Draws Mockery
Stephen Miller described Trump's America as an 'extraordinary paradise,' sparking online backlash as critics question the phrase amid low approval ratings.
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Assigned seating for public servants bucks private-sector trend
The federal public service is moving toward assigned seating for most employees, contrary to the private sector's shift to unassigned workstations and hybrid work.
Carney Abandons Online Hate Speech Human Rights Complaints
Prime Minister Mark Carney's government is abandoning efforts to reintroduce online hate speech complaints into the Canadian Human Rights Act, a key part of Trudeau's online harms agenda.
US reinstates sanctions on UN expert Albanese
The US reimposed sanctions on UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese after an appeals court overruled a prior order. She is accused of antisemitism for criticizing Israel.
U.S. Strikes Iran Drones; Trump Says Deal Near
U.S. forces shot down four Iranian drones near the Strait of Hormuz and struck a ground station. Trump downplays midterm pressure, but deal terms face GOP criticism.
Steyer Defends Campaign Spending in CA Governor Race
Billionaire Tom Steyer says he's not the only big spender in the California governor's race, pointing to corporate donations to rival Xavier Becerra.
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CAQ Says It Has Restored Good Governance in Digital Projects
Quebec's Treasury Board president France-Elaine Duranceau asserts the CAQ government has improved oversight and transparency in digital project management.
Calgary Woman Charged in Crowfoot Station Assault
Brittany Jewel Mahingen faces charges after an assault at Crowfoot Station, sparking renewed debate about repeat offenders in Calgary's transit system.
Regina Committee Reviews Fare-Free Transit for Students
Regina's executive committee reviewed the fare-free transit pilot for high school students and discussed potential expansion, alongside changes to charter fees.
US Sanctions Iranian Agency Over Strait of Hormuz
The US imposed sanctions on an Iranian agency for attempting to control shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions in the region.
Mississauga Dispute Sends Two Youths to Hospital
A dispute in Mississauga resulted in two youths being hospitalized. Police are investigating the incident at Westdale Apartments.
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U.S. military conducts another defensive strike against Iran
The U.S. military carried out a defensive strike against Iran amid ongoing peace negotiations. Retired Army Major Mike Lyons discusses the need for a 'visual sign of victory'.
Sarnia Police Board Reverses on Funding Chief's Lawsuit
The Sarnia Police Services Board initially agreed to cover legal fees for Chief Derek Davis's civil case but has now reversed that decision, stating public funds will not be used.
Two More Arrested in Toronto Hotel Assault and Robbery
Two additional suspects have been arrested in connection with an April 25 assault and robbery at a downtown Toronto hotel. Police also seek a missing boater near Cherry Beach.
Man Charged After Weekend Stabbing in North London Home
A London man has been charged following a stabbing incident in a north London residence over the weekend. Police continue to investigate.
U.S. Strikes Iran Military Site in Overnight Raid
The U.S. military conducted new strikes in Iran targeting a military site threatening U.S. forces and maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, a U.S. official confirmed.
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Massive Fire Destroys Cabinetry Store in Oro-Medonte
A massive fire engulfed a custom cabinetry store in Oro-Medonte Township on May 27, 2026, closing Highway 11. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours.
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