Navdeep Bains Seeks Ontario Liberal Leadership
Former Liberal MP Navdeep Bains has announced his candidacy for leader of the Ontario Liberal Party, aiming to rebuild and revitalize the provincial party.
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Anand: Israel's Flotilla Treatment of Canadians Violated UN Treaty
Canadian Minister Anita Anand stated that Israel's mistreatment of Canadians during a flotilla raid violated a UN treaty, calling for accountability.
CBA Refuses to Help Recruit Electoral Boundaries Chair
The Canadian Bar Association declines request to help recruit a chair for Alberta's electoral boundaries advisory panel, following the acting chief justice's refusal.
Regina Police Seek Weapons Assault Suspect: Crime Stoppers
Regina police are searching for a suspect in a weapons assault. Crime Stoppers offers a reward for information leading to an arrest.
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Ex-Edmonton Police Employee Trial in Teen Sex Abuse Case
The trial of Yasin Cetin, a former EPS employee accused of sexually abusing a 14-year-old boy, was adjourned after the Crown discovered evidence that could radically change the case.
Edmonton police probe suspicious death of toddler
Edmonton police are investigating the suspicious death of a three-year-old girl found in a downtown apartment. An autopsy is expected this week.
Olivia Chow Running for Re-Election, Toronto Can't Afford More
Olivia Chow announces re-election bid, but critics say Toronto is less safe and less affordable under her leadership, with property taxes up 20%.
RCMP head warns over CBC prank; Carney on Alberta bluff
RCMP commissioner concerned about CBC prank show targeting Mounties; PM Carney warns Alberta sovereignty referendum could be a dangerous bluff; plus more top stories.
Carney: Alberta Separation Referendum a 'Dangerous Bluff'
Prime Minister Mark Carney warns that Alberta's separation referendum is a dangerous bluff akin to Brexit, while Saskatchewan's premier urges a forward-looking approach.
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Cabbagetown Death Declared Homicide; Clothing Photos Released
Toronto police have ruled the Cabbagetown death a homicide and released images of the victim's jacket and necklace, seeking public help in identifying the suspect.
Sorkin Warns Market Crash Coming, CEOs Fear Trump
CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin warns of an inevitable market crash, saying CEOs are scared to criticize Trump due to fears of retaliation.
Bloc Slams Carney Over Clarity Act in Alberta
The Bloc Québécois criticizes PM Carney for considering the Clarity Act against Alberta's referendum, arguing the province's future is for Albertans alone.
Ford Reverses Plan to Block Blue Licence Plate Documents
The Ford government has reversed its earlier plan to fight the release of documents related to the discontinued blue licence plates, which were scrapped due to visibility issues.
Calgary police seek suspect in indecent act case
Calgary police are asking for public help to identify a suspect in an indecent act investigation. The incident occurred in the city, and authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
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Barrie Teens Threaten People with Knife in Park and Plaza
Four teenagers in Barrie allegedly used a knife to threaten people in a park and plaza. Police recovered the weapon and are investigating the incident.
Toddler Found Dead in Downtown Edmonton, Police Probe
Police are investigating after a toddler was found dead in downtown Edmonton. No further details have been released yet.
Winnipeg Police Seize 21 Loaded Handguns in Apartment
Winnipeg police seized 21 loaded handguns from an apartment, highlighting ongoing concerns about illegal firearms in the city.
DND May Turn Sports Fields into Parking Lots; OC Transpo Deficit
DND considers converting sports fields to parking at Carling Campus. OC Transpo reports $7.2M deficit. South Korean submarine arrives in Canada. IRCC faces office space issues.
Montreal Police Reopen 25-Year-Old Cold Case After New Evidence
Montreal police have reopened a 25-year-old cold case involving a missing single mother after outside investigators uncovered new and important facts.
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Ford May Use Notwithstanding Clause on Encampment Ruling
Ontario Premier Doug Ford hinted at using the notwithstanding clause to override a court ruling on homeless encampments in Waterloo Region, sparking debate on rights and housing.
Netanyahu: Israel to Escalate Strikes on Hezbollah
Israeli PM Netanyahu announces intensified military strikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon, escalating regional tensions amid ongoing conflict.
Semi-Tanker Crash Near Calgary Sends Two to Hospital
A woman and child were hospitalized after a collision involving a semi-tanker and SUV northeast of Calgary. The woman was airlifted in serious condition.
Vancouver's tower review: from exception to entitlement
Vancouver's higher buildings policy once tied height to public benefit. A new review may transform exceptions into entitlements, reshaping the city's skyline and values.
Calgary School Lockdown After Bear Spray Assault
A Calgary school was placed under lockdown following a bear spray assault. Authorities responded to ensure safety, and details are emerging about the incident.
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Sutcliffe Vows Low Tax Increases if Re-Elected Ottawa Mayor
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe pledges to keep tax increases low if re-elected in 2026, focusing on affordability and fiscal responsibility.
Seniors Benefits Fuel Canada's East-West Divide
Rising OAS spending widens regional tensions as Alberta's young population receives fewer benefits, fueling separatist arguments ahead of a potential independence referendum.
Saskatoon Potholes Surge: City Ramps Up Summer Road Repairs
Saskatoon faces over 3,700 potholes this spring, double last year's count. The city deploys 13 crews daily, using 400 tonnes of asphalt, with road maintenance budget rising to $64.3 million in 2026.
Barrie Police: 'Seconds Matter' for Missing Persons Reports
Barrie police emphasize the critical importance of immediate reporting in missing person cases, highlighting that every second counts in ensuring a safe outcome.
Mayor Farkas Declares May 25 Brown Bagging It Day
Mayor Jeremy Farkas and councillors volunteered at Brown Bagging for Calgary's Kids, proclaiming May 25 as Brown Bagging It Day. The program serves 8,000 kids daily across 300 schools.
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Russia Threatens More Strikes on Kyiv, Urges Foreigners to Leave
Russia warns of additional attacks on Kyiv and advises foreigners to evacuate as the war intensifies. Firefighters battle blazes after air strikes hit a marketplace.
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