Anti-Zionists demonize Jewish memory: Barbara Kay
Barbara Kay argues anti-Zionists distort Jewish history and memory to demonize Israel, using false claims and whataboutism.
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Danielle Smith's Regrettable Referendum Risks Alberta
Nico Johnson warns that Danielle Smith's upcoming referendum on Alberta separatism could unleash unpredictable consequences, drawing parallels to Brexit's chaos.
Ottawa Youth Program Expands to Fight Gang Recruitment
It's A Trap, a youth outreach program in Ottawa, receives Ontario Trillium Foundation funding to expand efforts against gang recruitment and online exploitation.
Peel Police Boost Presence After Fireworks Incidents
Peel police increase enforcement at events in Brampton and Mississauga after people shot fireworks at each other over the long weekend, citing safety concerns.
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New Photo of Missing Teen Esther Released by Toronto Police
Toronto police have released a new photo of 14-year-old Esther, missing since May 16 in North York. The search continues as the one-week mark approaches.
Suspect dead after White House checkpoint incident
A suspect is dead after approaching a White House checkpoint with a weapon, Secret Service confirms. Bystander also injured.
Hundreds Rally at Forever Canadian Office Opening
Cross-partisan supporters gathered in Edmonton for the Forever Canadian office opening, promoting unity against separatism ahead of Alberta's referendum.
White House Lockdown After Shots Fired Near Property
The White House was locked down after gunfire erupted nearby, leaving at least two people injured, one critically. Secret Service engaged a gunman.
Shooting Near White House; Suspect Hospitalized
A suspect shot at officers near the White House checkpoint and was downed, then taken to a hospital. Secret Service investigates, FBI assists.
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Edmontonians prioritize officer accountability, crime reduction
A recent Leger survey for the Edmonton Police Commission reveals top concerns: officer accountability, reducing crime, and more funding for social programs to address homelessness and drug use.
Shots Fired Near White House; FBI Responds
Law enforcement responded to shots fired near the White House on May 23, 2026. President Trump was inside. No injuries reported. FBI Director Patel confirmed the incident.
Shots Fired Near White House: Police Respond
Law enforcement responds to reports of shots fired near the White House. Streets blocked as investigation unfolds.
Trump: Iran Ceasefire Deal 'Largely Negotiated'
President Donald Trump announced a largely negotiated Iran ceasefire deal, including reopening the Strait of Hormuz, after calls with Middle Eastern leaders and Israel.
Sask. Man Wanted in Pelican Narrows Killing Arrested
Nigel McCallum, wanted for second-degree murder in the death of Jaden Custer, has been arrested. The arrest follows a multi-jurisdictional effort.
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Hundreds Rally for Forever Canadian Campaign Office Opening
Hundreds gathered in Edmonton on May 23, 2026, for the opening of the Forever Canadian campaign office, renewing a pro-Canada initiative.
China's FM to Visit Canada After Decade-Long Hiatus
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi will visit Canada next week, marking the first such trip in a decade. The visit aims to strengthen bilateral ties and discuss key issues.
South Korean Submarine Arrives in Canada for Defence Bid
South Korea's KSS-III submarine arrived in Victoria, Canada, to conduct joint exercises and market its capabilities for a multi-billion-dollar Canadian submarine contract.
Regina Police Respond to Multiple Gun Reports Thursday
Regina police responded to multiple reports of gunfire on Thursday, with officers investigating several incidents across the city.
Violent Incidents in Canadian Prisons Rising: Union
A union representative for correctional officers reports a surge in violent incidents inside Canadian prisons, raising concerns about safety and staffing.
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Trump: Iran deal, Hormuz opening largely negotiated
U.S. President Donald Trump announced that a deal with Iran regarding the opening of the Strait of Hormuz is largely negotiated, marking a potential breakthrough in tensions.
Edmonton Firetruck Pull Raises $15K for First Responders
Centre High School's firetruck pull on May 23 raised over $15,000 for first responders, with funds still coming in. The event saw teams compete to pull a 50,000-pound firetruck.
Rubio Invites Modi to White House as Ties Improve
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Indian PM Modi in New Delhi, inviting him to the White House. Talks focus on trade, defense, and technology cooperation.
Israeli Ambassador: Canada-Israel Ties at Historic Low
Iddo Moed, Israel's ambassador to Canada, says bilateral relations are at their lowest point ever, citing sanctions, hostility, and rising antisemitism.
Toronto Silent on FIFA Trademark Enforcement During World Cup
As FIFA World Cup approaches, Toronto City Hall won't detail how bylaw officers will enforce trademark rules, raising concerns over past aggressive tactics.
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Fitzpatrick Calls Trump's Fund Absurd, Urges Congress Action
Republican Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick criticizes Trump's $1.776 billion fund as a slush fund, calling for Congress to reclaim its constitutional authority over appropriations.
Canadians from Gaza flotilla to return home after detention
Canadian activists detained by Israeli forces during a Gaza-bound flotilla are set to return to Canada. The group was held for several days before being released.
Serbian Police Clash with Protesters in Belgrade
Serbian protesters clashed with police after an anti-government rally in Belgrade, with demonstrators demanding political changes amid escalating tensions.
Arson Probe After Windsor Duplex Fire on Curry Avenue
Windsor police have launched an arson investigation after a fire severely damaged a duplex on Curry Avenue. No injuries were reported, and authorities seek public assistance.
SIU Probes Man's Fall from Parking Garage During Police Chase
Ontario's police watchdog is investigating after a man fell from a parking garage in Ottawa's ByWard Market while fleeing from police, sustaining serious injuries.
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Thousands Rally in Madrid Demanding PM Sanchez Resign
Thousands of protesters gathered in Madrid on Saturday, calling for Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's resignation amid corruption allegations. The demonstration reflects growing public discontent.
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