Teen Fight Involves Collapsible Baton in Guelph
A collapsible baton was pulled out during a fight between teenagers in Guelph, prompting police investigation. No serious injuries reported.
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Saint John Police Search for Man Serving 2-Year Sentence
Saint John police are seeking Brady Crain, who is serving a two-year sentence for assaulting a police officer and break and enter. He is considered unlawfully at large.
US judge voids Trump's $100K H-1B visa fee rule
A U.S. federal judge has invalidated the Trump administration's $100,000 fee requirement for H-1B visa applications, ruling it exceeds legal authority.
Avi Lewis's Gen Z Socialism: A Disturbingly Powerful Allure
John Ivison analyzes Avi Lewis's NDP leadership, noting polls show rising support among youth due to his socialist policies and criticism of Liberals.
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Teen Girl Charged in Jogger Stabbing: Winnipeg Police
A 14-year-old girl has been charged in connection with the stabbing of a jogger in Winnipeg. Police say the incident occurred on a city path.
Elections Alberta Seeks 60,000 Workers for Referendum
Elections Alberta launches largest recruitment campaign ever, seeking 60,000 workers for the Oct. 19 referendum with 10 ballot questions.
Calgary Man Charged in Northeast Shooting; Suspects Sought
Calgary police arrest Gurshish Singh Brar, 22, after a shooting outside a northeast business. Two other suspects, men aged 20-30, remain at large.
Outgoing GG Mary Simon Leaves Turbulent Legacy at Rideau Hall
Mary Simon, Canada's first Indigenous governor general, departs Rideau Hall after a tenure marked by language controversies and spending issues.
Arbour Becomes Governor General, Warns on AI and Youth
Louise Arbour was installed as Canada's 31st Governor General, delivering a speech warning about artificial intelligence and the challenges facing young people.
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Toronto Transit Prepares for FIFA World Cup
The TTC is gearing up for the FIFA World Cup with enhanced services. Get the full rundown on transit changes, delays, and tips for navigating Toronto during the tournament.
Winnipeg Deficit: Gas Prices, Transit, Overtime Factors
A city report projects a deficit for Winnipeg due to high gas prices, low transit ridership, and overtime costs. Other news includes a former airline captain flying without a licence, and Canada Post warns of World Cup delays.
Arrest in Rainbow Crosswalk Vandalism in Surrey, B.C.
Police in Surrey, B.C., arrest a man after video of vandalism at a rainbow crosswalk was posted online by a far-right leader. Investigation ongoing.
One Killed in Hwy. 11 Crash; Road Closed
A fatal crash involving a transport truck on Highway 11 in Clavet Township has left one person dead. The James Bay OPP is investigating, and the roadway remains closed.
Pope Meets Abuse Survivors in Spain, Vows Better Response
Pope Leo XIV met with six clergy abuse survivors in Spain, pledging to improve the Church's response to abuse and enhance prevention measures.
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Charges Laid in Calgary Shooting; Suspect Sought
Calgary police have charged one suspect and are searching for another in a Sunday shooting outside Head Over Heels lounge. The incident stemmed from an altercation.
GA GOP Candidate: Rape Victims Must Prove Assault for Abortion
Leaked audio reveals Rick Jackson, a Republican gubernatorial candidate in Georgia, believes women should prove rape to access abortion exceptions under the state's six-week ban.
Federal Assets in Alberta: Separation Referendum Questions
A letter highlights federal institutions in Alberta that would be affected by separation, including national parks, military bases, and more.
Trial Starts for Palisades Fire Suspect in Los Angeles
The trial of a man accused of igniting the Palisades Fire, which killed multiple people and destroyed homes in Los Angeles, began Monday. The defendant faces multiple charges including arson and murder.
Israel, Iran Pause Strikes After First Direct Fire Since Ceasefire
Israel and Iran appear to pause hostilities after trading fire for the first time since April's ceasefire, raising hopes for de-escalation in the Mideast conflict.
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Toronto Resells World Cup Tickets to Avoid Tax Dollars
Toronto's mayor's office confirms FIFA World Cup tickets purchased by the city are being resold to prevent spending property tax dollars on the tournament.
Xi and Kim Hopes for Stronger China-North Korea Ties
Chinese President Xi Jinping and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un exchanged messages expressing mutual desire to strengthen bilateral relations and regional stability.
APTS Door Sign Complaint Dismissed by Tribunal
Quebec tribunal dismisses APTS complaint over a door sign, ruling it did not violate labour laws. The decision sets a precedent for workplace signage disputes.
Hamilton Police Seek Arson Suspect; Man Charged in Carjacking
Hamilton Police seek a male suspect in a Stoney Creek arson; York police charge one man and seek two more in a Markham carjacking; pedestrian injured in Bowmanville crash.
Ex-Pilot Flew Hundreds of Flights Without License: Police
Peel police report a former airline captain operated hundreds of flights without a required license, raising serious aviation safety concerns.
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Chretien not worried about Alberta separation referendum
Former PM Jean Chretien says he is 'not too worried' about Alberta's separation referendum but cautions against complacency, urging unity.
Man dies in construction zone crash: N.S. RCMP
A man died after his truck entered a construction zone and collided with multiple vehicles in Nova Scotia. RCMP are investigating.
Lost Sask Sport presidents Baker, McDougall 'glue' community
Darrell Baker and Don McDougall, former Sask Sport presidents, remembered as community pillars who volunteered, mentored, and brought people together.
Ali Velshi's Epic Farewell: Press Freedom Under Trump
Ali Velshi ended his MSNBC show with a powerful speech defending press freedom and criticizing Trump, recounting his removal from a protest and urging viewers to choose democracy.
Israel Strikes Iran to Demand Seat at U.S. Talks
Israel launched strikes on Iran, defying Trump's calls for restraint, aiming to ensure its interests are included in any U.S.-Iran peace deal.
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Brazilian family housed 37-year-old woman posing as child
A 37-year-old woman was arrested in Brazil after living with a family who believed she was a 12-year-old girl. Police discovered her true identity during an investigation.
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