Conservatives Target Indigenous Land Claims Policy
Conservatives criticize federal lawyers for hindering progress on Indigenous land claims, citing a specific case in Richmond, B.C., involving Cowichan Nation.
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Hamilton Man Arrested After Shots Fired at Brantford Motel
Brantford Police arrested a Hamilton man after a gun was fired outside a motel. No injuries reported; investigation ongoing.
Trump Order Requires Banks to Check Customer Citizenship
President Trump signed an executive order directing banks to scrutinize customer citizenship, aiming to deter undocumented immigrants from accessing financial services.
Regina Police Seek Suspect in Retallack Street Parcel Theft
Regina police are asking for public help to identify a suspect in a parcel theft on Retallack Street. Crime Stoppers offers a reward for information leading to an arrest.
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Trump: High Gas Prices 'Peanuts' Amid Iran Conflict
President Trump dismissed rising gas prices as 'peanuts' during a press conference, sparking backlash from critics who say he is out of touch with everyday Americans.
CRTC Streaming Rules Jeopardize Canada-U.S. Trade Deal
Canada's broadcast regulator plans new streaming rules requiring promotion of Canadian content, risking further tensions in already strained Canada-U.S. trade talks under CUSMA review.
Canadians Held After Gaza Flotilla Breach Attempt
A dozen Canadians, including a Barrie man, were detained by Israeli forces after a flotilla carrying humanitarian aid attempted to breach the naval blockade near Gaza.
Man Stabbed in Calgary's East Village; Suspect Sought
A man was stabbed in Calgary's East Village Tuesday afternoon and rushed to hospital. Police are searching for a suspect. The incident is under investigation.
Deadly Dog Attack Foreseeable, Crown Says at Trial
The Crown argued that a deadly dog attack in Edmonton was foreseeable and the owner failed to take necessary precautions, as the trial concluded.
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Mullin Links Mosque Shooting to DHS Funding Lapse
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin suggested a 76-day funding lapse left mosques without federal security aid, contributing to a deadly shooting at a San Diego Islamic center.
IRS Forever Barred from Probing Trump Tax Returns
The IRS is permanently barred from auditing Donald Trump's tax returns under a settlement that also creates a $1.7 billion fund for political allies allegedly targeted by the Biden administration.
Trump's Religion-Crime Claim Disputed by Studies
President Trump said strong religion leads to less crime, but research shows religious belief doesn't deter serious crimes like murder or rape. Community, not faith, may reduce crime.
Eby Praises B.C. Projects, Slams Alberta Pipeline Deal
B.C. Premier David Eby boasts about the province's dominance in federal fast-track projects, but criticizes a new pipeline deal with Alberta, calling it rewarding bad behavior.
Ottawa Ready to Broker Churchill Falls Deal
Prime Minister Carney says federal government is prepared to assist Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro and Hydro-Québec in reaching a new energy agreement, as a report finds the current MOU not in N.L.'s interest.
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Young Person Dies After Being Hit by Vehicle in Sudbury
A young person has died after being struck by a vehicle in Sudbury, Ontario. Police are investigating the incident at Palace Place Co-Op on Second Avenue South.
Castro's Daughter Warns Against Underestimating Cuban Regime
Alina Fernández, daughter of Fidel Castro, criticizes the Cuban regime but urges the world not to underestimate its resilience and power.
Calgary Police ID Sunridge Hotel Homicide Victim
Calgary police have identified the victim of a homicide at the Emerald Hotel and Suites in Sunridge. The investigation continues as authorities seek information from the public.
Shots fired at two Saskatoon homes; police say unrelated
Saskatoon police investigate two separate shooting incidents at homes in Avalon and Queen Elizabeth neighbourhoods over the May long weekend. No injuries reported.
Windsor Officials Push Back on Diageo Fund Restrictions
Windsor and Amherstburg officials oppose restrictions tied to Diageo settlement funds, arguing they limit local control and economic development.
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Chilean Nationals Charged in GTA Break-Ins
York Regional Police have charged four Chilean nationals in connection with 20 residential break-ins across the GTA, recovering stolen property and break-in tools.
Johnson's Prayer at Christian Event Draws Criticism
House Speaker Mike Johnson's prayer at a Christian nationalism event criticized 'sinister ideologies,' which experts say attacks teaching America's full history, including slavery and racism.
Human Remains Found in Langley River, Police Investigate
Police and coroners are investigating after human remains were discovered along the Nicomekl River in Langley. The remains have not been identified due to weather exposure.
Vance: U.S. troop deployment to Poland delayed, not canceled
U.S. Vice President JD Vance clarified that the deployment of 4,000 troops to Poland is delayed, not canceled, emphasizing Europe must stand on its own feet.
Senate Bill Seeks to End Iran War, Defying Trump
The Senate passed legislation requiring President Trump to withdraw from the Iran conflict after Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy broke ranks, voting with Democrats following his primary loss.
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Trump Admin Seeks to End Workplace Diversity Data Rule
The Trump administration proposes ending a 1966 rule requiring companies to report employee demographics, which legal experts say will hinder discrimination enforcement and may whiten the workplace.
Snowbirds Grounded: A Failure of Government Procurement
Canada's iconic Snowbirds aerobatic team will be grounded after this summer due to failed jet replacements, highlighting government incompetence in military procurement.
Democrats Embrace Aggressive Tactics to Counter Trump
At CAP's annual conference, Democratic leaders signal a move away from Biden's restorative approach, advocating for ruthlessness and speed to combat Trump's second term.
Hamas Infiltrated Canadian Charities; Snowbirds Grounded
Hamas allegedly infiltrated Canadian-funded charities in Gaza. Snowbirds grounded after 2026. Also: MAID cost concerns, Carney's military plan, Poilievre staff shake-up.
Trudeau's 'Short Skirt' Story Causes Discomfort
Former PM Justin Trudeau's anecdote about schoolgirls' skirts sparks discomfort. Also: missing teen appeal, severe weather warnings, CBC show pause, and Paige Spiranac video age-restricted.
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Eby: Carney Must Show Same Enthusiasm for B.C. as Alberta
B.C. Premier David Eby says Prime Minister Mark Carney should demonstrate equal support for British Columbia's projects as he does for Alberta's, emphasizing fairness in federal backing.
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