ICC Prosecutor Suspended Over Sexual Misconduct Claims
The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, has been suspended pending a decision by an oversight body over sexual misconduct allegations, according to The Associated Press.
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Sarnia Police Suspensions Include Deputy Chief Hansen
Deputy Chief Ron Hansen is among the latest Sarnia police officers suspended, sparking concerns over leadership and public trust in the department.
Over 20 Interveners in UR Pride Pronouns Case at SCC
The Supreme Court of Canada has received 28 intervener applications for the UR Pride pronouns case, involving Saskatchewan's Parents' Bill of Rights and the notwithstanding clause.
Abbotsford Man Charged in Fatal Stabbing
Jesse Chamberlain-Lohr, 36, charged with manslaughter in the December 2024 stabbing death of Harvey James Lee-Bernick. IHIT says incident was targeted.
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Arbour's Fantasy Vision of Canada Shows Elitist Views
Governor General Louise Arbour's installation speech described an idealized Canada that doesn't exist, reflecting elitist views of the Laurentian Elite.
Manslaughter Charge in Abbotsford Stabbing Death
A manslaughter charge has been laid following a fatal stabbing in Abbotsford, British Columbia. The victim, Harvey James Lee-Bernick, was identified by homicide investigators.
Trial Starts for Man in 1996 Edmonton Strangling Death
Brayan Boucher faces first-degree murder charges for the 1996 strangulation of a young mother in Edmonton. DNA evidence from ligature is key.
Scandal-Plagued Senate Bid Could Reshape Key Trade State
Democrats face a dilemma as scandal-hit candidate Graham Platner leads in Maine's Senate primary, potentially reshaping U.S.-Canada trade dynamics and Senate control.
Defensive Wounds on Victim in B.C. Murder Trial
A pathologist testified that the victim in a B.C. murder trial had defensive wounds on her hands, indicating she fought back before her death near Mabel Lake.
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Canadians React to Carney Grocery Video; Babcock in NHL News
Canadians criticize Mark Carney's grocery benefit video, ex-Leafs coach Mike Babcock resurfaces in NHL speculation, and more top stories from June 8.
Carney to Ban Social Media for Kids Under 16; Tick Invasion
Prime Minister Carney proposes social media ban for children under 16 with exemptions, as ticks rapidly spread across Canada and other top stories.
Billy Bishop Airport Consultations Launched by Ottawa
The federal government has initiated public consultations on the future of Billy Bishop Airport in Toronto, seeking input on its operations and expansion.
RCMP Watchdog Probes Police Shooting in Manitoba
Manitoba's police watchdog investigates after a suspect is injured in an RCMP shooting. The incident raises questions about use of force.
Netanyahu and Trump Clash Over Joint War
A rift emerges between Israeli PM Netanyahu and former President Trump over the war they jointly initiated, raising questions about their alliance.
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Burned Wetaskiwin Hub's Future Uncertain: Owner
The Wetaskiwin Memorial Arts Centre burned down on June 8, 2026. The owner speaks on the uncertain future of the community hub.
Trial Starts for 1996 Christmas Day Murder in Edmonton
The trial for a murder that occurred on Christmas Day in 1996 has officially commenced in Edmonton, nearly three decades after the crime shocked the community.
Trump Approval Near Record Low as Gas Prices Expected to Rise
President Trump's approval rating remains near record lows, with most Americans anticipating higher gas prices, according to a recent Reuters poll.
Trump Storms Out of Interview, Calls Journalist 'Darling'
President Trump ended a 'Meet the Press' interview early after being asked about the $1.8 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund, calling host Kristen Welker 'darling' and patting her shoulder, sparking sexism debate.
Windsor OPP Investigate Injured Woman Found in Harrow
Windsor OPP are investigating after an injured woman was discovered in a Harrow neighbourhood. Police are seeking public assistance.
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Toronto man wanted in sexual assault investigation turns himself in
A Toronto man wanted in connection with a sexual assault at a west-end wellness clinic has surrendered to police. He faces charges.
Poilievre Blames Ottawa for Alberta Separatism, Urges Unity
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre calls for Canadian unity in Calgary, accusing the federal government of fueling Alberta separatism through policies that hurt the energy sector.
Woman in Custody, Suspect Outstanding in Hwy 401 Crashes
A woman is in custody and a shoeless suspect remains outstanding after two crashes on Hwy 401 in Ingersoll. Police release photos of the wanted individual.
CIRO Schedules Settlement Hearing for RBC Dominion Securities
CIRO will hold a settlement hearing on June 18, 2026 for RBC Dominion Securities over alleged failures in supervisory systems for futures trading activities.
Edmonton Council Leads on Homelessness with Business Backing
Edmonton City Council explores a Community Hub program to address homelessness, with backing from business groups and advocates.
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Xi Visits North Korea to Bolster Ties Amid Global Strains
Chinese President Xi Jinping visits North Korea for two days to reaffirm friendship and discuss denuclearization, amid strained relations due to Pyongyang's ties with Russia.
WestJet Opposes Ottawa Loan Proposal Amid Rising Fuel Costs
WestJet strongly opposes Ottawa's loan proposal as fuel costs rise. Former Air Canada COO discusses airlines' need for financial relief.
House Passes Bill Criminalizing Forced Sterilization
The House of Commons has passed a historic bill that makes forced sterilization a criminal offense in Canada, a move hailed by advocates.
Bill Maher Slams Artists for Boycotting Trump July 4th Events
Bill Maher argued against artists pulling out of Trump's Freedom 250 concerts, but Sen. Chris Murphy countered that Trump politicized the event.
RCMP Probes Deadly Single-Car Crash Near Winnipeg
RCMP are investigating a deadly single-vehicle crash near Winnipeg that left one person dead. The incident occurred late Monday night on a rural road.
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Dog Attacks Child and Others in Barrie Neighbourhood
A series of dog attacks in southwest Barrie left a child injured, prompting police to investigate and warn residents.
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