Rights Groups Warn of 'Dangerous Climate' at US World Cup
Rights groups accuse FIFA of ignoring human rights threats at the World Cup in the US, citing Trump's immigration crackdown, visa restrictions, and ICE enforcement fears.
Category : Federal Government
Luna Assault Claim Contradicted by Video Footage
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna accused CODEPINK co-founder Medea Benjamin of assault, but video shows only a brief arm brush. Luna plans to file charges.
Big Tech Suffers Losses in California Primaries
Tech-backed candidates like San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan lost in California primaries, while a ballot measure banning data centers passed. Only Scott Wiener advanced.
Archdiocese Cuts Ties With Exorcist Over UFO-Demon Claims
The Archdiocese of Washington cut ties with Monsignor Stephen Rossetti after he claimed most UFO sightings are demons. The church says his statements undermine official teachings.
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Trump to Nominate Todd Blanche as Attorney General
President Donald Trump announced he will nominate Todd Blanche, his former personal lawyer and acting attorney general, to the permanent position. Blanche has pursued Trump's agenda, including controversial investigations and a scrapped fund.
OPP Traffic Stop on Hwy 108 Nets Two Violating Release Conditions
Ontario Provincial Police conducted a traffic stop on Highway 108, resulting in the arrest of two individuals for violating their release conditions. The incident underscores ongoing enforcement efforts.
Langley Shooting: Victim Airlifted, RCMP Investigate
One person was airlifted to hospital with serious injuries after a shooting in Langley, B.C. RCMP say the investigation is in its early stages.
Israel and Lebanon Agree to Ceasefire if Hezbollah Halts Hostilities
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to implement a ceasefire contingent on a complete cessation of fire by Hezbollah, according to a joint statement with the U.S.
Victim airlifted after Langley shooting: RCMP
RCMP confirm a victim was airlifted to hospital after a shooting in Langley. Investigation ongoing as police seek witnesses.
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Gibbons Council Challenges Province's Debt Review
Gibbons council disputes provincial review after hitting debt ceiling and draining reserves, claiming the report omits critical context about the town's financial crisis.
Surrey police chief firing costs unclear for taxpayers
The financial impact of firing Surrey Police Chief Norm Lipinski remains unknown, raising concerns for taxpayers about potential costs and legal consequences.
Editorial: Defections Betray the Will of Voters
NDP MP Don Davies introduces a bill requiring floor-crossing MPs to face byelections, sparking debate on democratic integrity amid recent defections to PM Carney's government.
Meta slams Australia's news payment law as unfair
Meta opposes Australia's draft laws requiring tech giants to pay media for news, calling them discriminatory and economically incoherent.
Israel and Lebanon Agree to Ceasefire Amid Iran Tensions
Israel and Lebanon agreed to a ceasefire contingent on Hezbollah's withdrawal, as Iran attacks Kuwait and U.S. strikes near Hormuz test shaky truce.
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Warmington: Emergencies Act needed for anti-Jewish attacks
Joe Warmington argues the Emergencies Act is needed to protect Toronto's Walk with Israel after seven arrests in organized antisemitic shootings targeting Jews.
Trump willing to use any leverage, but optimism remains
Canada-U.S. expert says Trump is willing to use any leverage, but there is still room for optimism in trade talks. Dominic LeBlanc calls for long-term CUSMA renewal.
Israel and Lebanon Renew Ceasefire with U.S. Support
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to renew their ceasefire in a joint statement with the U.S., marking a diplomatic breakthrough amid ongoing tensions.
Man seriously injured in Connaught Park shooting in Calgary
A man is in hospital with serious injuries after a shooting at Connaught Park in Calgary's Beltline. Police have taken several people into custody for questioning.
Jan. 6 rioter convicted for Capitol attack now works at Pentagon
A man convicted for his role in the January 6 Capitol riot has secured a job at the Pentagon, raising concerns about security and accountability.
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N. Korea's Kim Vows Exponential Nuclear Boost
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un pledges to exponentially increase nuclear forces, emphasizing advanced weapons development amid ongoing tensions.
Ottawa Police Issue Warning About Dangerous Offender on Parole
Ottawa police alert public about dangerous offender Christopher Roulston, 46, residing in a community facility on day parole with strict conditions.
Regina 2025 Top Paid Employees: Severance and Salary Trends
Regina's 2025 public accounts report reveals over $540K in severance, top three earners are former employees, and more staff earning above $200K.
BC Teacher Disciplined for Inappropriate Comments
A BC teacher has been disciplined for making inappropriate and unprofessional comments to students, including remarks about their appearance and personal lives.
Four New Arrests in Toronto Hate Attacks on Jewish Community
Toronto police arrest four more suspects in deliberate attacks on visibly Jewish individuals using gel blaster imitation firearms, with two additional suspects still sought.
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Lieu Grills Rubio on Trump's Health, Accuses Him of Lying
Rep. Ted Lieu clashed with Secretary Rubio over Trump's health, presenting videos of the president appearing to sleep during meetings. Rubio denied the claims, leading to heated exchanges.
Vancouver landlords fined $1,000 for banning AC units
Vancouver city council unanimously approved a bylaw amendment imposing $1,000 fines on landlords who prohibit tenants from installing portable air conditioners, following similar measures in other cities.
Vancouver's $242M World Cup Security Budget: Where Is It Going?
Vancouver officials refuse to disclose details on how the $242 million budget for FIFA World Cup security will be spent, raising transparency concerns.
Report: Long-Term Commitment to MMIWG Calls for Justice Waning
A new report raises concerns about declining long-term commitment to the Calls for Justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, urging collective action.
Unifor Concerned by Government Cultural Policy Decision
Unifor expresses serious concern over the Canadian government's order for the CRTC to review decisions on the Online Streaming Act, warning it threatens cultural sovereignty.
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Halifax councillor alarmed by potential cost of new police HQ
A Halifax councillor raises concerns over the rising price tag for the proposed new police headquarters, sparking debate at a committee meeting.
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