Supreme Court Lets Alabama Use GOP Map for 2026
The Supreme Court blocked a lower court ruling that Alabama's congressional map discriminates against Black voters, allowing the state to use a GOP-favored plan in 2026 elections.
Category : Federal Government
Iran Fires Missiles, US Strikes Iran Facility as Peace Talks Falter
Iran launched missiles and the US struck an Iranian facility amid reports of faltering peace negotiations, escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Early Retirement Incentives to Cut Budgets, Senators and Habs Face Off-Season
About 2,800 public servants approved for early retirement; Senators and Canadiens enter high-stakes off-season; restaurant critic questioned.
ABC Councillors Refuse to Reprimand Mayor Sim After Investigation
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim faces no discipline after an investigator found he harassed a councillor. ABC party colleagues voted against sanctioning him, sparking controversy.
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Surrey Police Chief Ousted Abruptly Amid RCMP Transition
Surrey Police Chief Norm Lipinski was forced out without explanation, raising concerns about politicization of policing during the transition from RCMP to a municipal force.
Carney's Antisemitism Council Not New, Faces Criticism
Prime Minister Mark Carney's announcement of a new antisemitism council is misleading; the council existed since February and lacks credible experts, drawing sharp criticism.
Ontario Legislature Takes 21-Week Summer Break
Premier Doug Ford defends the Ontario Legislature's 21-week summer break, citing work ethic and investment trips, while critics accuse him of avoiding scrutiny.
Pedestrians critical after Calgary collision
Two pedestrians were taken to hospital in critical condition after a collision at a northeast Calgary intersection. The driver remained at the scene.
Indigenous Leaders, Politicians Scrutinize Languages Office Audit
Indigenous speakers and politicians are closely watching an audit of the Office of the Commissioner of Indigenous Languages, amid concerns over funding and implementation.
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Cruz Praises Trump Iran War After Criticism
Sen. Ted Cruz lauded Trump's military attack on Iran as 'exactly the right decision,' despite criticizing Trump's advisors weeks earlier over Iran deal concerns.
Ottawa Councillors Split on Infrastructure Levy for Funding Gap
Ottawa city councillors are divided over a proposed infrastructure levy to close a ballooning funding gap, with debates intensifying as construction projects face delays.
Teen Pleads Guilty to First-Degree Murder in Holmesville
A teenager has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the 2024 slaying in Holmesville, Ont. The OPP investigated the death on July 3, 2024.
Scotia Place Construction Halfway, On Budget for 2027
Calgary's Scotia Place arena construction is over 50% complete, on schedule and budget for fall 2027 opening, with project lead Bob Hunter citing effective cost management.
Conservatives urge split of police search powers bill
Conservatives propose splitting Bill C-22 to fast-track less contentious parts while further studying measures requiring data retention and encryption concerns.
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Ted Cruz: Gas Prices Won't Impact Midterm Elections
Sen. Ted Cruz claims gas prices won't affect midterms, despite polls showing 63% blame Trump. He falsely states Biden-era prices were $5-$6.
MPs Hear Anti-Surveillance Group's Concerns Over Bill
Anti-surveillance advocates confronted MPs about the 'lawful access' bill, warning it threatens privacy and civil liberties in Canada.
Afternoon Front Page: Carney, Trump, and More
Catch up on top stories: criticism of Carney's antisemitism speech, Trump revives '51st state' talk, Canada's technical recession, and more.
Montreal Police Probe Stabbing at Walmart in Montreal-North
Montreal police are investigating a stabbing incident at a Walmart in Montreal-North. No arrests have been made yet, and the investigation is ongoing.
Trump Administration Scraps $1.8B Fund for Allies
The Trump administration has canceled a $1.8 billion fund intended to compensate allies of the U.S. president, sparking debate over political favoritism and fiscal responsibility.
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Hoekstra Fans 51st State Flames; Top Stories June 2
U.S. Ambassador Peter Hoekstra ignites controversy over Canada becoming 51st state. Also: trucker bust, CBC bias claims, and more.
Calgary Seeks $25M More from ATCO Gas Franchise Fees
Calgary city council approved a directive to consider changing the natural gas franchise fee formula to collect $25 million more from ATCO, aligning with population growth.
B.C. Court Orders Tofino Tenants to Vacate After Review
A British Columbia court has ordered tenants in Tofino to vacate their rental property following a judicial review, highlighting ongoing housing disputes in the region.
Man Charged with First-Degree Murder of Surrey Businessman
Brian Kiraly-Miller, 32, faces first-degree murder charges for the January shooting death of Surrey businessman Baljinder Singh Garcha. Arrested in Kamloops.
Murder Charge in Langley Shooting Death
A murder charge has been laid following a fatal shooting in Langley, British Columbia. The incident occurred on May 27, 2026, and police continue to investigate.
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Ottawa's long-range financial plan may burden future councils
Ottawa's finance committee approved a long-range plan to address a $229M infrastructure gap, but critics say it shifts burden to future councils.
Alberta Separation Costs: Nixon Discusses Financial Implications
Alberta Finance Minister Jason Nixon breaks down the potential costs of Alberta separating from Canada, including economic impacts and taxpayer burdens.
North Bay Man Breaks Into Strangers' Home: Police
A local man in North Bay faces charges after allegedly breaking into a home of strangers. Police responded to a report of an intruder on Thursday evening.
Surrey Police Board Chair Resigns Over Chief's Firing
The chair of Surrey's police board resigned, alleging political interference in the firing of Chief Harley Chappell, sparking debate over governance.
Vancouver Mayor Avoids Sanctions for Harassing Councillor
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim will face no sanctions for harassing and personally attacking a councillor, sparking debate over accountability in local government.
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One Arrested in Castlegar Assault, Police Seek Others
RCMP arrest one suspect in a Castlegar assault; search continues for remaining attackers. Investigation ongoing.
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