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.
Woman Charged with Attempted Murder in Halifax Stabbing
Halifax police charged a woman with attempted murder after a stabbing incident. The victim was hospitalized with serious injuries. Investigation ongoing.
Halifax police charge man after shopping centre theft
Halifax Regional Police have charged a man in connection with a theft at the Halifax Shopping Centre. The incident occurred on May 25, 2026.
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Dana White Defends Trump Using Michael Jackson Friendship
UFC CEO Dana White argues President Trump can't be racist because he was friends with Michael Jackson, sparking debate on the podcast with The New Yorker editor David Remnick.
RCMP Seek Video After Shots Fired at Airdrie Home
Airdrie RCMP investigate a shooting at a residence on Canoe Street. Police are asking the public for video footage to help identify suspects.
Trump: Iran Deal Must Expand Abraham Accords
President Trump said any Iran deal should require countries like Saudi Arabia and Turkey to join the Abraham Accords, normalizing ties with Israel.
Surrey Home Shot at Again in Suspected Extortion Attack
A Surrey home was shot at early Sunday, the second time in two months, in what police believe is an extortion-related incident. No injuries were reported.
Firearms, Ammo Seized in North Dumfries Youth Dispute
Waterloo Regional Police seized firearms and ammunition following a dispute involving a youth in North Dumfries. No injuries reported.
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MPs to Vote on Conservative Motion on Private Property
Canadian MPs are set to vote on a Conservative motion calling for the protection of private property rights, amid ongoing parliamentary debates.
Letters: Plane Virus, Snowbirds, Council Calamity
Readers discuss a diverted Air France flight over Ebola risks, the grounding of Snowbirds, and Toronto council legal fees.
N.S. Woman Wanted Provincewide: RCMP
RCMP in Nova Scotia have issued a provincewide arrest warrant for Tara Lee Wilson, 38, of Liverpool, wanted on multiple charges including fraud and theft.
Ottawa Police Investigate Two 'Swatting' Calls at High Schools
Ottawa police are investigating two 'swatting' calls at local high schools, prompting a coordinated response. No threats found. Swatting involves fake emergencies to deploy police.
Teen Charged After Noxious Spray in Guelph
A Guelph teenager faces charges after an alleged noxious spray incident. Police are investigating the case, which has raised community concerns.
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RCMP commissioner 'deeply concerned' over CBC prank show
RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme expressed deep concern for veterans' mental health after a CBC-backed prank show 'Northland Tales' targeted former Mounties, prompting a production halt.
Ford Slams Judge Using UN Law to Protect Drug Encampments
Ontario Premier Doug Ford criticizes a court decision that uses UN declarations to block the removal of a homeless encampment, arguing it rewrites the Charter.
Ontario to Name High-Risk Offenders on New Website
Ontario will launch a new website next year to publicly name high-risk offenders, enhancing community safety and transparency.
SIU finds misconduct evidence in Ottawa crash death
Ontario's SIU has found evidence of misconduct after an Ottawa man's body was not discovered until hours after a collision on Bank Street. The investigation continues.
Fredericton Fire Victim Identified as 50-Year-Old Woman
Police have identified human remains found after a March fire in Fredericton as a 50-year-old woman. The investigation continues as authorities seek information.
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Carney Warns of 'Dangerous Bluff' in Alberta Vote, Cites Brexit
Canadian PM Mark Carney warns Alberta's separatist vote is a 'dangerous bluff,' drawing parallels to Brexit where voters didn't foresee consequences.
Denmark's Ex-Queen Margrethe in Hospital: Palace
Denmark's former Queen Margrethe has been hospitalized, the palace announced. The 86-year-old monarch abdicated in 2024 and is receiving medical care.
Impaired Driving Charges After Sudbury Highway 17 Crash
Ontario Provincial Police have laid impaired driving charges following a crash on Highway 17 in Sudbury. The incident highlights ongoing efforts to combat impaired driving.
New Brunswick to create consumer advocate for energy
New Brunswick plans to establish a consumer advocate for energy issues as the province's power utility struggles with debt. The move aims to protect ratepayers.
Carney warns Alberta separatist vote is dangerous bluff
Canadian PM Mark Carney warns Alberta's separatist referendum is a 'dangerous bluff,' drawing parallels to Brexit and urging voters to reject it.
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IRCC Gave Up Office Space Before Delaying RTO-4
IRCC released 12 floors of downtown Ottawa office space in January, then delayed the four-day return-to-office mandate due to lack of space. The contradiction highlights challenges in federal real estate planning.
PM Carney: Alberta Separation Referendum a 'Dangerous Bluff'
Prime Minister Carney compares Alberta's separation referendum to Brexit, calling it a dangerous bluff that threatens national unity.
Canadian Support for Gender Expression Declines
A new survey shows declining support among Canadians for expressing gender freely, with women more supportive than men.
Ford 'ticked off' about $200K private jet costs
Ontario Premier Doug Ford expressed frustration over $200,000 in private jet expenses, emphasizing his displeasure with the costs incurred.
Saint John police chief retiring, cites systemic resistance
Saint John Police Chief Robert Bruce announces retirement effective July 2026, criticizing systemic resistance to change within the force.
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Dresden Man, 19, Charged with Assault in Chatham-Kent
A 19-year-old man from Dresden, Ontario, has been arrested and charged with assault following an incident in Chatham-Kent. Police continue to investigate.
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