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.
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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.
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.
WWI Soldier's Grave Identified as Cape Breton Sergeant
The grave of an unknown World War I soldier in Courcelette, France, has been identified as Sergeant John MacLean from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, after a century-long mystery.
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Mayor Chow Confirms Re-Election Bid for Fall 2026
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow officially announced her re-election campaign, ending weeks of speculation. She faces criticism from opponent Brad Bradford over campaign spending.
Carney: Alberta separatism referendum a 'dangerous bluff'
Prime Minister Mark Carney warns that Alberta's proposed separatism referendum is a 'very dangerous bluff,' comparing it to Brexit, and says he will campaign for Alberta to remain in Canada.
Lapid: Trump's Iran Deal 'Bad for Region'
Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid criticized President Trump's emerging nuclear deal with Iran, calling it destabilizing for the Middle East and urging stronger safeguards.
Police seek witnesses in Montreal attempted murder case
Montreal police are searching for witnesses after an alleged attempted murder in the Saint-Laurent borough. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
London Homeless Housing Program to Close 48 Units
A London homeless housing program will close 48 supportive housing units due to a funding shortfall, leaving vulnerable residents at risk.
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Carney Warns Alberta Separation Push a 'Dangerous Bluff'
PM Carney compares Alberta separatism to Brexit, calling it a dangerous bluff. Western premiers meet amid rising tensions.
Peel Police Bust Extortion Ring: 17 Non-Canadians Charged
Peel Regional Police announce 17 arrests in a violent extortion ring targeting the South Asian community, with 324 shots fired and 106 charges laid.
Alberta Separation Argument a 'Dangerous Bluff': Carney
Mark Carney calls Alberta's separation referendum talk a 'dangerous bluff' amid ongoing debate and Premier Smith's promises.
Western premiers meet in Alberta amid separatist tensions
Western Canadian premiers gather in Alberta to discuss key issues as the province faces growing separatist movements and political challenges.
17 Arrested in Extortion Ring Targeting South Asian Business Owners
Peel police arrest 17 suspects in a violent extortion scheme targeting South Asian business owners in Brampton and Mississauga, with an update expected soon.
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Chow Confirms Second Term Bid as Toronto Mayor
Mayor Olivia Chow announces her candidacy for a second term in the upcoming Toronto municipal election, citing progress on housing and transit.
US-Iran Deal 'Pretty Solid' Says Rubio; Oil Prices Drop
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announces a 'pretty solid' draft deal with Iran to end the conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, as oil prices tumble and war updates emerge.
Canada, South Korea in Historic Joint Naval Drills
Canada and South Korea participated in unprecedented joint naval exercises on May 23, strengthening bilateral defense cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region.
Experts Question Sutcliffe's Community Newspaper Ads
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe faces scrutiny over advertisements in community newspapers, raising concerns about ethics and transparency in municipal communications.
Australian Spy Boss Moved Resources Before Hanukkah Attack
Australia's intelligence chief redirected resources from counterterrorism prior to the Hanukkah attack, sparking debate over security priorities.
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Ontario Breaks Ground on New Science Centre on Waterfront
The Ontario government has broken ground on a new Science Centre on Toronto's waterfront, set to open in 2029. The facility will feature state-of-the-art exhibits, a Cinesphere, and attract millions of visitors annually.
Muslims Begin Annual Hajj in Sweltering Heat Amid War Concerns
Over 2 million Muslims gather in Mecca for the Hajj pilgrimage, facing extreme temperatures and geopolitical tensions in the region.
Ex-SNP Chief's Husband Admits Embezzlement
Peter Murrell, husband of former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, pleaded guilty to embezzling funds from the Scottish National Party.
Windsor Police Ticket Parents in Child Seat Blitz
Windsor police issued tickets during an enforcement blitz targeting improperly secured children in vehicles, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.
Integrity commissioner clears Amherstburg officials of conflict
Amherstburg's integrity commissioner dismissed a conflict of interest complaint against Deputy Mayor Chris Gibbons and Councillor Molly Allaire, citing lack of evidence.
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Howard Moscoe, Ex-Toronto Councillor and TTC Chair, Dies at 86
Howard Moscoe, a former Toronto city councillor and first TTC chair after amalgamation, passed away at 86. He was remembered as a tenacious fighter for social justice and transit.
DND Considers Converting Sports Fields to Parking
The Department of National Defence is exploring temporary conversion of sports fields into parking lots and building a new parkade to address severe parking shortages at its Carling Campus headquarters.
Over 20 Hospitalized After Tokyo Spray Incident
More than 20 people were taken to hospitals after an unknown substance was allegedly sprayed in a Tokyo shopping district, causing irritation and panic.
Caroline Mulroney Resigns from Ontario Cabinet
Caroline Mulroney, Ontario's Francophone Affairs minister, resigns from cabinet and her seat, citing her father's death and becoming an empty nester.
Sutcliffe to Officially Enter Ottawa Mayoral Race Today
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe will officially announce his re-election bid today. The news comes amid various local and national stories including public safety, politics, and health.
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Missing Orillia Man Found Dead After Days-Long Search
A days-long search for a missing man near Orillia, Ontario, has ended in tragedy. Ontario Provincial Police confirmed the discovery, bringing a somber conclusion to the extensive effort.
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