Trump Taps Housing Regulator Bill Pulte as Acting Intel Chief
President Trump appoints Bill Pulte, director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, as acting DNI after Tulsi Gabbard's resignation. Pulte will retain his housing role.
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Trump taps Pulte as acting intelligence director
President Trump names Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte as acting DNI, replacing Tulsi Gabbard. The move shifts leadership amid ongoing intelligence community changes.
Moose Jaw Seeks Clarity on Snowbirds' Future
The City of Moose Jaw is pushing for answers from the Canadian government regarding the future of the Snowbirds aerobatic team, as advocates launch a letter campaign to prevent the team from being grounded.
Man arrested for impaired driving after wrong-way crash in N.S.
A man faces impaired driving charges after travelling on the wrong side of the road and hitting a truck in Nova Scotia. RCMP responded to the collision late Monday.
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Alberta Teachers Oppose UCP's Notwithstanding Clause Use
Alberta teachers speak out against the UCP government's use of the notwithstanding clause to enforce a contract with a 12% salary increase over four years.
Canada's Technical Recession: Just a Technicality?
Canada enters a technical recession with minimal GDP decline, but Conservatives argue it reflects deeper economic issues under Carney.
Bank of Canada Warns Against Overreacting to Recession Data
Bank of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers cautions against relying solely on GDP data to declare a recession, urging a broader look at economic indicators.
NB Power risked millions in penalties: auditor
New Brunswick's auditor general says NB Power risked millions in penalties by taking shortcuts on a power plant project, highlighting negligence and poor oversight.
Judge: Anti-Trump Flag '86 47' Is Protected Speech
A federal judge ruled that protesters cannot be forced to remove a flag reading '86 47' near the National Mall, stating it is protected political speech and not a death threat.
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Toronto Police Hunt Suspect in Unprovoked Assault
Toronto police are searching for a suspect in an unprovoked assault on a TTC streetcar near Leslieville. The incident occurred on June 2, 2026, and authorities are seeking public assistance.
Bloc Québécois tables bill to repeal Clarity Act
The Bloc Québécois is introducing a bill to repeal the Clarity Act, calling it antidemocratic. The move follows PM Carney's comments on Alberta separatism.
Canada Emphasizes Oil Trade Before LeBlanc's U.S. Talks
Canada stresses the importance of integrated North American energy markets ahead of Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc's talks with U.S. officials in Washington.
Human rights complaints from Indigenous families dismissed
The Ontario Human Rights Tribunal dismissed complaints from families of two Indigenous individuals who died in Timmins in 2018 after interactions with police, citing lack of jurisdiction.
Colombia's de la Espriella wins first round with 'iron fist'
Abelardo de la Espriella won Colombia's first presidential round with 43.7%, advocating an 'iron fist' against crime, mirroring Bukele. He faces Iván Cepeda in a June 21 runoff.
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Conservative MPs Urged to Speak on Separatism, Some Louder
Former Alberta finance minister Travis Toews says federal Conservatives in Alberta must publicly state their position on remaining part of Canada, though comfort levels vary.
Michigan, Wisconsin Primaries Impact Canada Trade
Upcoming primaries in Michigan and Wisconsin could shape U.S. House control, affecting trade policies like CUSMA and tariffs crucial for Canada.
B.C. Judge Reduces Sentence for Home Invader
A British Columbia judge reduced the sentence of Craig Durando, who beat a woman with a baseball bat during a home invasion, citing his remorse and rehabilitation efforts.
Australia Fines App Founder AU$120K for Excluding Male
Sall Grover fined AU$120,000 for running a female-only app, Giggle, after a transgender-identified male sued. The appeal ruling reflects gender ideology's impact on women's rights.
Colby Cosh: Easterners Admit Alberta Separatists Have a Point
Colby Cosh discusses John Ibbitson's Globe and Mail column acknowledging Central Canadian elites' role in Alberta separatism, exploring historical grievances and folk memory.
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B.C.'s DRIPA Law Threatens Democracy: Geoff Russ
Geoff Russ argues that B.C.'s Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act has become a 'quasi-constitutional veto' endangering democratic governance and resource development.
Parliament must not allow Bill C-22 to break encryption
Canada's Bill C-22 aims to modernize lawful access but risks weakening encryption. Parliament must close backdoors to protect privacy and trade ties.
Heartfelt Endorsement for Ādisōke: Ottawa's New Library
Ottawa Citizen letters praise Ādisōke library, criticize City Hall transparency, and recall the old library. A federal librarian endorses the project.
What Happens If the Government Uses Fewer Consultants?
Reducing reliance on consultants could benefit the public service long-term, but cutting them while experienced staff leave may cause problems. Expert analysis.
Early Retirement Incentive to Cut Budgets by Half Salary
The Early Retirement Incentive program will reduce departmental budgets by half the salary of each approved employee, potentially saving millions but worsening workload pressures.
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Lorne Gunter: Premier juggles separatist referendum debate
Premier Danielle Smith navigates competing demands over Alberta's fall referendum, balancing separatists, federalists, and her own party while avoiding scare tactics.
Canada Minister to Meet USTR's Greer for CUSMA Talks
Canada's trade minister will meet U.S. Trade Representative Greer in Washington as CUSMA talks approach a July 1 checkpoint, not a cliff, officials say.
Pope's AI Warning May Enable Religious Exemptions
Pope Leo XIV's encyclical 'Magnifica Humanitas' warns against AI replacing humanity. Employment attorneys say it could be used to request religious exemptions from AI use at work or school.
Rubio to Testify Before Congress for First Time Since Iran War
Secretary of State Marco Rubio will testify before Congress for the first time since the Iran war began, amid stalled peace talks and growing tensions.
Police Probe Threats at Cambridge High School
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating threats made toward Jacob Hespeler Secondary School in Cambridge, Ontario. Authorities urge public vigilance.
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Israel Strikes Beirut Suburb, 14 Killed Amid Hezbollah Tensions
Israel struck a southern Beirut suburb overnight, killing at least 14 people, amid ongoing talks in Washington. The attack comes a day after Trump said Israel and Hezbollah would de-escalate.
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