Politics
Toronto Synagogue Shooting Suspect Charged; Alberta Pipeline Tensions Rise
An 18-year-old suspect is charged after three Jews were targeted outside a Toronto synagogue. Alberta's premier warns of impatience over pipeline pact. Other top stories include a CRA data breach settlement and a controversial drag show in Regina.
Business
Driver Airlifted to Hospital After Collision Near Stratford
A driver was airlifted to hospital after a serious collision northeast of Stratford. ORNGE Air Ambulance responded to the scene in Perth County.
Sports
Stampeder rookie Matt Sibley living childhood dream with CFL tryout
Calgary Stampeder rookie receiver Matt Sibley, who attended his first game as an infant, is thrilled to get a tryout with the CFL team, calling it a dream come true.
Lifestyle
N.B. Winery Closes: 'It's Just Too Much' Says Owner
Winegarden Estate & Distillery in Baie Verte, N.B., has ceased operations. Owner Elke Muessle cites overwhelming challenges. The winery's closure marks a significant loss for the local wine industry.
Entertainment
Environment
Health
Regina Urgent Care Centre Reduced Hours Sunday
Regina's Urgent Care Centre at 1320 Albert St. will operate on reduced hours this Sunday due to staffing shortages, affecting patient access.
Albertans Possibly Exposed to Hantavirus on Flight
Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Joss Reimer says no evidence supports asymptomatic hantavirus spread. Albertans may have been exposed on a flight.
Inquest Wraps for Sarnia Man Killed by Police
The coroner's inquest into the police shooting death of Justin Paul Bourassa in Sarnia has concluded witness evidence, with the jury now deliberating.
Ontario invests $6M to link Simcoe County residents with doctors
The Ontario government announced a $6 million investment to connect Simcoe County residents with primary care providers, aiming to reduce wait times and improve access.
Digital Health Record Rollout in Nova Scotia Amid Concerns
Nova Scotia proceeds with a massive digital health record transformation expected to save $120M annually, despite ongoing worker training concerns.
