U.S. Tells Europe, Canada to Boost NATO Forces
The U.S. urges European allies and Canada to enhance NATO air and naval capabilities as it reduces its own military presence, signaling a shift in defense strategy.
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Rubio Calls Trump Mental Acuity Concerns 'Absurd'
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio brushed off suggestions that President Trump dozes off during meetings, calling them absurd and defending Trump's cognitive abilities.
Mangione Hearing Shrouded in Secrecy, Judge Shuts Out Press
A judge has closed Luigi Mangione's hearing to the press and public, sparking concerns over transparency in a high-profile case in Manhattan Criminal Court.
Ottawa 'John Sting' Nets 11 Arrests for Child Sex Crimes
Ottawa police arrested 11 people and laid 26 charges in an undercover 'john sting' operation targeting sexual exploitation of minors online.
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Sam Forstag Wins Montana Democratic Primary
Sam Forstag, a firefighter and union leader, wins Montana Democratic primary with progressive endorsements, will face Republican in November for open House seat.
Left's Residential School 'Denialism' Is a Conspiracy Theory
Terry Glavin argues that criminalizing 'residential schools denialism' is a conspiracy theory used to shield Liberals and elites from accountability for the 2021 mass hysteria.
Mary Simon: Governor General Role an 'Honour of a Lifetime'
Outgoing Governor General Mary Simon reflects on her tenure, calling it the 'honour of a lifetime' during a farewell reception in Ottawa.
Senate Confirms Katie Lane Despite ABA 'Not Qualified' Rating
Senate Republicans confirmed Katie Lane to a lifetime federal judgeship despite an ABA 'not qualified' rating, citing lack of experience. Lane has never tried a case as lead counsel.
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinev Pushes Back on US Tariffs
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinev challenges new US tariffs amid trade tensions, while Canada slips into technical recession and CUSMA talks face uncertainty.
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Howard Avenue Development Approved by Windsor Committee
Windsor city committee approves a mixed-use development on Howard Avenue, featuring four townhouses and two apartment buildings, aiming to boost local housing.
Minister refuses to split lawful access bill
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree rejected a Conservative request to split Bill C-22, as former CSIS director calls lack of legal tools unacceptable.
California Hostage Standoff Ends Peacefully
A hostage standoff in a Bakersfield office building ended peacefully after a suspect took 10 people captive. Police and FBI negotiated for hours, leading to the safe release of all hostages.
Minister silent on timing of Indigenous languages audit order
Immigration Minister Marc Miller refuses to disclose when he ordered an audit of the Indigenous languages office, sparking questions about transparency and accountability.
Abby Phillip Corrects Guest on Trump Election Cancel Claim
CNN's Abby Phillip interrupted a guest to clarify that Trump, not Democrats, floated canceling elections. She cited Trump's own statements and writings.
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Canada to Bolster Forced Labour Import Rules: Carney
Prime Minister Carney announces plans to reinforce Canada's forced labour import ban after U.S. threatens 10% tariffs. Trade Minister LeBlanc meets USTR Greer in Washington.
Rubio Claims Iran War Over, Booker Disputes
Secretary of State Marco Rubio told Sen. Cory Booker the Iran war is 'over,' sparking backlash and comparisons to Bush's 'Mission Accomplished' moment.
Quebecer beaten by police after objecting to pro-Palestinian protest
André Therrien was tackled and punched by SQ officers after objecting to a Palestinian Youth Movement protest in his neighbourhood. He was released without charges.
Man dies after Mill Woods parking lot confrontation
A 23-year-old man died after a confrontation in a southeast Edmonton parking lot on May 28. Police say the victim was inadvertently struck when the driver tried to flee.
Canada Beefs Up Forced Labour Laws as U.S. Imposes Tariffs
Canada is enhancing forced labour legislation in response to newly imposed U.S. tariffs, aiming to protect workers and trade relations.
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Trump Admits Calling Netanyahu 'Crazy' Over Iran Talks
Donald Trump acknowledged calling Israeli PM Netanyahu 'crazy' and said Israel is complicating peace talks with Iran, escalating diplomatic tensions.
Five Unsolved Montreal Murders from 2025: No Arrests
Montreal police have five unresolved murder cases from 2025, with no arrests made. The victims include a man in his 20s shot and critically injured.
Man killed after possible gunshots in Montreal's Anjou
A man in his 20s was fatally shot on Des Ormeaux Avenue in Montreal's Anjou district. Police are investigating the incident, with no arrests reported yet.
Alberta adds citizenship markers to driver's licences from July 2026
Starting July 2026, Alberta will include citizenship markers and health numbers on drivers' licences and ID cards, enhancing identification and streamlining services.
Trump Confirms Profanity in Netanyahu Call
President Donald Trump confirmed he used expletives in a phone call with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, as reported by Axios, but said he was only 'perturbed' about Lebanon.
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FBI Kills Hostage-Taker After 12-Hour Standoff
A man holding hostages in a Bakersfield office building for 12 hours was shot and killed by the FBI. All hostages were found unharmed.
BC Conservative Leader Findlay Backs Economic Ties with Alberta
Newly elected BC Conservative leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay says she would maintain economic relations with Alberta if it votes to leave Canada, citing shared frustrations over federal policies.
Montreal Couple Robbed Funeral Niches for Jewelry
A Montreal couple faces charges after allegedly breaking into funeral niches to steal jewelry from the deceased, sparking outrage and grief among families.
Edmonton Police Probe Suspicious Death of 74-Year-Old Man
Edmonton police are investigating the suspicious death of a 74-year-old man found after responding to a family dispute call. Homicide detectives are involved.
RTO4 falters: space shortages and safety concerns
Opinion: The federal government's mandate for a four-day return to office by July 6 faces space shortages and pest issues, leading to staggered implementation.
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Activists urge Canada to pressure Israel over Gaza flotilla
Canadian activists call on the federal government to pressure Israel regarding its treatment of a Gaza aid flotilla, citing humanitarian concerns.
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