B.C. MP Tamara Jansen Announces Birth of Grandson Charlie Kirk Jansen
Conservative MP for Cloverdale-Langley City, Tamara Jansen, announced the birth of her grandson, Charlie Kirk Jansen, sparking online discussions.
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Windsor Police See Spike in Impaired Driving Charges in 2026
Windsor police report a significant increase in impaired driving charges in 2026, prompting renewed calls for stricter enforcement and public awareness.
Olympian Urges Alberta to Stay in Canada Amid Separation Debate
A four-time Canadian Olympian appeals to Albertans to remain part of Canada, emphasizing national unity as the province debates sovereignty in a referendum.
Toronto, Security Firm Blame Each Other in $32M Lawsuit
The City of Toronto and security contractor One Community Solutions are trading blame in a $32M class-action lawsuit over alleged labour law violations.
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Western Powers Press Israel on Settler Expansion
Western nations are pressing Israel to rein in settlers and stop expansion in the West Bank, amid rising tensions and international concern over the conflict.
Montreal, Ottawa to Pay Laval Tax Bill After Ex-Mayor Fraud
The federal and Quebec governments will cover a $6.3 million tax bill imposed on Laval following the fraud conviction of former mayor Gilles Vaillancourt.
Tulsi Gabbard Resigns as DNI for Husband's Cancer Care
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard resigns effective June 30, 2026, citing her husband's rare bone cancer diagnosis. She will focus on family care.
Ex-budget watchdog says Ottawa can't delay NATO 2035 target
Former Parliamentary Budget Officer Kevin Page warns the federal government cannot postpone meeting its NATO spending commitment of 2% of GDP by 2035.
Chief Justice Bids Farewell to Retiring Martin, Reflects on Move
Supreme Court Chief Justice farewells retiring Justice Martin, reflecting on the court's relocation and legacy. A milestone for Canada's judiciary.
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Trump Likely to Skip Son's Bahamas Wedding
President Trump says he may not attend Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding in the Bahamas, citing Iran and other issues. Sources confirm he is not expected to go.
Ottawa Eyes Sound Cameras for Loud Vehicle Crackdown
Ottawa councillor proposes sound cameras to enforce noise limits on excessively loud vehicles, targeting modified mufflers and street racing.
Blanche's $1.8B Fund for Trump Allies Sparks GOP Backlash
Acting AG Todd Blanche's $1.8B fund to compensate Trump allies for alleged political prosecution draws Republican criticism, raising doubts about his bid to become permanent attorney general.
Two-Alarm Fire in Montreal's Little Burgundy
A two-alarm fire broke out in a building in Montreal's Little Burgundy neighbourhood on May 22, 2026. Firefighters responded quickly to contain the blaze.
Verdict Expected in Fatal Dog Attack Trial
A verdict is expected in the trial of a woman whose dogs fatally attacked 11-year-old Kache Grist in Edmonton on April 1, 2024.
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Pierre Poilievre needs a historic comeback — here's how
Pollsters have both good and bad news for the Conservatives leader as Pierre Poilievre seeks a historic comeback to become prime minister.
Trump May Miss Son's Wedding Over Iran
President Trump says he'll 'try' to attend Donald Trump Jr.'s Bahamas wedding this weekend, but the Iran situation may keep him away. If he goes, he gets 'killed' by critics; if not, by the media.
CRTC's Outdated Rules Killing Canadian Broadcasters
Brian Lilley argues that the CRTC's decision to keep spending requirements on traditional broadcasters is outdated and harmful, calling for a new regulatory model.
Moncton Man Wanted for Escaping Lawful Custody
RCMP seek Jesse Bonnell, who escaped lawful custody from a New Brunswick health institution. He is considered dangerous; public urged to report sightings.
Champlain Statue Vandalized Hours After Resurrection
A woman allegedly vandalized the newly resurrected Samuel de Champlain monument in Orillia, Ont., just hours after it was installed. Ontario Provincial Police are investigating.
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Trump's Ballroom Obsession Amid Iran War, Inflation, Gas Prices
As Iran conflict, inflation, and gas prices surge, Trump obsesses over a $1B+ ballroom in the White House, destroying the East Wing without permission.
Historic Drug Bust: Cartel-Organized Crime Alliance Grows
A record-breaking drug bust in Winnipeg reveals a deepening alliance between Mexican cartels and organized crime groups like the Hells Angels, raising concerns about public safety.
N.S. Municipalities Seek Property Tax Alternatives
Municipalities in Nova Scotia are exploring options beyond property taxes to generate revenue, aiming for more sustainable and equitable funding sources.
Activists Allege Abuse After Gaza Flotilla Interception
Activists released from Israeli custody after a Gaza-bound flotilla was intercepted allege abuse, including sexual assault. Israel denies the claims.
Trump Rages Against Sen. Tillis Over Legacy Criticism
President Trump lashed out at Sen. Thom Tillis after the retiring Republican criticized Trump's legacy, slush fund, and advisors.
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Ukrainians Protest Bill on Missing Soldiers
Ukrainian protesters in Kyiv demand a veto of a bill that could declare missing soldiers dead, fearing it would cut off support and closure for families.
Why Ottawa Voters Reject Leftist Mayors: 50-Year Trend
Ottawa hasn't elected a leftist mayor in nearly 50 years. Jeff Leiper challenges history in 2026, facing urban-suburban divides and spending perceptions.
Alberta Essential for Canada's Future: PM Carney
Prime Minister Carney emphasizes Alberta's crucial role in improving Canada, the best country globally, amid rising separatist tensions.
Reaction to Alberta's Referendum on Separation: Baffling
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's plan to add a separation question to the fall referendum draws mixed reactions, with critics calling it baffling and divisive.
Fiery Crash in Scugog Leaves at Least 1 Dead
At least one person died in a crash in Scugog on Friday morning. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on a busy road.
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Trump Immunity from IRS Audit Sparks Trust Concerns
Experts warn that Trump's immunity from IRS audits could undermine public trust in the tax system, raising questions about fairness and accountability.
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