Woman Must Repay $5,000 for Missing Engagement Ring
A British Columbia woman has been ordered to repay her ex-fiancé more than $5,000 after failing to return an engagement ring, with contradictory statements leading to the ruling.
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Motorcyclist Critical After Scarborough Crash
A motorcyclist is in critical condition after a collision at Markham Road and Nugget Avenue in Scarborough. One person died, another injured.
Trump annual physical: disclosure of results his choice
President Donald Trump will see doctors for his annual physical. What the public learns about his health is up to him, continuing a tradition of limited transparency.
MPs Reject Property Protection Motion in Parliament Vote
A majority of Canadian MPs voted down a Conservative motion to protect private property rights, sparking debate on land use and government intervention.
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Trump to Undergo Annual Physical Exam at 80
President Donald Trump will undergo his routine annual physical at Walter Reed on Tuesday, amid questions about his health after recent photos showed a blotchy neck rash and other issues.
Fatal Motorcycle Crash Closes Bayview Avenue in Toronto
Bayview Avenue is closed in both directions at Pottery Road after a deadly motorcycle crash. Police are investigating the fatal incident.
North Korea Launches Ballistic Missile in Latest Show of Force
North Korea fired a ballistic missile and other weapons into the sea on Tuesday, continuing its provocative weapons tests amid stalled denuclearization talks.
Who Ensures Workplace Accommodation Is Implemented?
A former federal executive explains accountability under the Duty to Accommodate, including roles of managers, unions, and employees, and mechanisms like CHRC complaints.
Alberta-Ottawa Pipeline Deal: More Theatre Than Action
Critics argue the new Alberta-Ottawa agreement on pipelines lacks binding commitments and may create more obstacles than it clears.
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William Watson: Cut Back on Circuses Spending
William Watson argues governments should stop subsidizing elite events like F1, letting Canadians decide how to spend their own money on entertainment.
Quebec and Alberta Separatists Don't Hate Canada
Geoff Russ argues that Quebec and Alberta separatists are not anti-Canadian but rather defend distinct Canadian traits: French-Canadian culture and natural resource-based economy.
Canada Joining the EU? A Loonie Idea Ignoring Reality
Andrew Percy argues that Canada joining the European Union is unrealistic and undesirable, citing loss of sovereignty and Europe's own populist trends.
Chong: Taiwan Trip Challenges Canada-China Trade Deal
Conservative MP Michael Chong discusses his controversial Taiwan visit, challenging Canada's new trade agreement with China and urging stronger ties with democratic allies.
19 Australians with IS Ties Land in Australia
Two planes carrying 19 Australians allegedly affiliated with the Islamic State group have landed in Melbourne, sparking security and legal proceedings.
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Israeli Strike on Lebanon Village Kills 12, Troops Called Up
An Israeli airstrike on a village in eastern Lebanon killed 12 people, as Israel mobilizes additional troops along the border amid escalating tensions with Hezbollah.
Verdict Expected for Man Who Sold Gun to Edmonton Killers
A verdict is expected for the man who sold the gun used by a teen to kill two Edmonton police officers in 2023. The trial concludes after emotional testimony.
Traffic Chaos in Ottawa's West End Poses Safety Risks
Residents express frustration over traffic gridlock in Ottawa's west end, highlighting emergency vehicle access concerns amid ongoing construction.
Moe Defends Alberta Separatism Referendum Question
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe defends Alberta's decision to include a separation question in its fall referendum, stating Premier Danielle Smith is following the law.
Pope Apologizes for Vatican's Role in Legitimizing Slavery
Pope Leo XIV issued a historic apology for the Vatican's role in legitimizing slavery, acknowledging centuries of complicity and calling it a wound in Christian memory.
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Texas Senate runoff: Cornyn and Paxton final push
Texas Senate runoff between John Cornyn and Ken Paxton ends with no public events, heavy ad spending, and Trump's endorsement for Paxton.
Family seeks justice year after Abbotsford teen's stabbing death
A year after 15-year-old was stabbed to death in a B.C. park, his parents express frustration over lack of accountability, pleading for public help.
Eby Slams Alberta Separatism at Western Premiers Meeting
B.C. Premier David Eby criticized Alberta's separatist referendum, calling it 'totally awkward' and undermining Western premiers' unity. He accepted cowboy boots as a gift.
New Safety Approach Urged on National Missing Children's Day
On National Missing Children's Day, officials across Northern Ontario call for a renewed safety approach, emphasizing community vigilance and prevention strategies to protect children.
3 Suspects Sought After Shooting in North Etobicoke
Toronto police are searching for three suspects after multiple shots were fired in north Etobicoke. No injuries reported. Investigation ongoing.
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Putin signs law for military aid to detained Russians abroad
Russian President Putin signed a law allowing military deployment to foreign countries to aid detained Russians, risking conflict.
Man Injured, 2 Suspects Sought After Scarborough Stabbing
A male victim was hospitalized after a stabbing in Scarborough. Two suspects remain outstanding as Toronto police investigate the incident.
Missing B.C. Mountie notes found; OPP mulls renewed probe
Missing notes belonging to a top B.C. RCMP officer have been found, as the Ontario Provincial Police weigh options for a renewed criminal investigation into the death of an immigrant at Vancouver airport.
Woman Dies in Mission Home, Homicide Team Called
The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team is probing the death of a woman found in a Mission home Sunday night, with evidence pointing to criminality.
Trump Urges Arab Nations to Join Abraham Accords for Iran Deal
President Trump links Iran peace deal to the Abraham Accords, urging Arab nations to normalize ties with Israel despite public unpopularity.
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SIU Ends Ottawa Death Probe, Cites Police Misconduct
Ontario's SIU ended its investigation into a 24-year-old man's death in Ottawa, noting evidence of police misconduct for failing to locate him after a crash.
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