Harvard Faculty Votes to Toughen Undergraduate Grading
Harvard faculty voted to make it harder for undergraduates to earn A grades, aiming to curb grade inflation and restore academic rigor at the Ivy League institution.
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US boards Iranian tanker over suspected blockade breach
The U.S. military has boarded an Iranian-flagged oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman suspected of trying to breach a blockade, escalating tensions in the region.
Two Arrested in Brant County Church Parking Lot
Two individuals were arrested in a Brant County church parking lot. The incident is under investigation, with police releasing few details.
Edmonton Needs Six New Fire Halls, Lacks Funding
Edmonton requires six new fire halls to reduce response times in suburbs, but faces a $1.5B budget deficit, spurring talks of partnerships with developers.
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Smith's View on Separatist Ruling Misunderstands Democracy
Court ruling on separatist petition upholds constitutional democracy, contrary to Premier Smith's claims. Judges interpret law, not politics.
Edmonton mayor: High Level Bridge must be replaced for safety
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack says the iconic High Level Bridge is unsafe and must be replaced, discussing downtown vacancies and other city issues in an interview.
U.S. Indicts Raul Castro Over 1996 Downing of Planes
Raul Castro, Cuba's former president, indicted for the 1996 downing of two U.S. civilian planes by Cuban MiG fighters, killing four including three Americans.
Police Presence High at High Prairie Schools Over Threat
Police are increasing presence at High Prairie schools after an online threat. Authorities urge vigilance but no specific danger confirmed. Investigation ongoing.
US Charges Raul Castro in 1996 Plane Downing
Federal prosecutors announced charges against former Cuban President Raúl Castro for his alleged role in the 1996 shootdown of civilian planes by Miami-based exiles, escalating US pressure on Cuba.
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Carney: 'We Don't Want to Hear What People Are Against'
Prime Minister Carney tells Vancouver business leaders to focus on support for projects, not opposition, amid pipeline criticism from BC Premier Eby.
Trump Suggests He Could Be Israel's Prime Minister
Donald Trump jokingly suggested he might run for prime minister of Israel, claiming a 99% approval rating there, after praising Benjamin Netanyahu.
San Diego Shooting Manifesto Praises Hitler, Calls for Race War
Investigators review a 75-page manifesto allegedly written by two teens who killed three outside a San Diego mosque; document praises Hitler and calls for race war.
Jan. 6 Officers Sue Over $1.8B Fund for Rioters
Two police officers injured on Jan. 6 sue the Justice Department to dissolve a $1.8 billion fund they say will reward far-right extremists and paramilitary groups involved in the Capitol attack.
Trump Tells Coast Guard Grads They Will 'Be Tested'
At the U.S. Coast Guard Academy commencement, President Trump warned graduates they will face tests in their military careers, emphasizing resilience and duty.
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Vancouver Police Boost Mosque Patrols After San Diego Shooting
Vancouver police increase patrols at mosques after a deadly shooting at an Islamic centre in San Diego killed three, including a security guard. The attack is being investigated as a hate crime.
Saskatoon Police Arrest Escaped Inmate Wanted by RCMP
Saskatoon police arrested Duncan Highway, an escaped inmate wanted by Yorkton RCMP. The arrest occurred on May 17, 2026, and Highway is now in custody.
Canada Joins SAFE Defence Borrowing Pact: Anand
Foreign Minister Anita Anand says Canada's entry into the SAFE defence borrowing agreement will help Canadian firms compete globally, enhancing security and economic ties.
Timmins Police Confirm Resolution of New Street Incident
Police in Timmins have resolved an incident on New Street and Bristol Road. No injuries reported. Investigation concluded.
Trump Deportations Disrupt US Childcare System
A new study shows Trump's immigration crackdown led to a drop in childcare center employment among foreign-born women, shifting care to unregulated in-home settings.
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CIBC Chief: Defence Boost a ‘Once-in-a-Generation’ Opportunity
CIBC CEO Harry Culham says Canada's defence expansion is a historic investment chance, with over $500 billion in projected investments by 2035, boosting economy and security.
Conservative MP Michael Chong Meets Taiwan President
Conservative MP Michael Chong met with Taiwan's president, drawing attention to Canada's stance on cross-strait relations and raising questions about diplomatic protocol.
Driver Charged After Pedestrian Struck in ByWard Market
A driver faces charges for failing to yield after a pedestrian was struck in Ottawa's ByWard Market. The incident is under investigation by police.
Johnson Denies Jan. 6 Rioters' Fund Eligibility Knowledge
House Speaker Mike Johnson claims no details on Trump's $1.8B 'Anti-Weaponization Fund,' despite VP Vance saying Jan. 6 rioters are eligible for payouts.
Petition for 3-Day Remote Work for Federal Employees
A parliamentary petition calls for federally regulated employees to work remotely three days a week, as public service executives must now be in the office five days a week.
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Windsor mayor warns against 'bad deal' to open bridge
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens says Canada should not accept unfavorable trade terms to speed up the Gordie Howe bridge opening, citing reduced urgency for new cross-border capacity.
Bryson DeChambeau shares wild moon landing theory
LIV Golf star Bryson DeChambeau reveals his belief in a conspiracy theory about the 1969 moon landing during an appearance on the Katie Miller Pod.
No injuries in Surrey extortion shooting: police
Police investigate a suspected extortion-related shooting at a Surrey home with no injuries reported. The incident adds to concerns about targeted violence in the region.
Tennessee Man Wins $835K Settlement Over Charlie Kirk Post
A Tennessee man jailed for a social media post about Charlie Kirk reached an $835,000 settlement, highlighting free speech and legal overreach issues.
Anand Summons Israeli Ambassador Over Flotilla Detainees
Foreign Minister Melanie Anand will summon the Israeli ambassador after Canadians were detained on a Gaza-bound aid flotilla. The incident raises diplomatic tensions.
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Hayes: Trump's Ballroom May Be a Bunker to Stay
MSNBC's Chris Hayes suggests Trump's $400M White House ballroom project is a bunker to barricade himself after term, echoing fears from Charlamagne Tha God and others.
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