Alberta Premier Smith Stands Firm on Referendum for Separation
Premier Danielle Smith reaffirms support for a referendum on Alberta separation, balancing sovereignty with federal cooperation at UCP event in Calgary.
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Transit Workers, Employer Head to Mediated Talks in Vancouver
Metro Vancouver transit workers and their employer are set for mediated negotiations to resolve a contract dispute, aiming to avoid service disruptions.
Alberta Separatists Face Poor Poll Numbers, Blame Smith
Recent polls show 68-72% of Albertans oppose separation. Separatists struggle to gain ground, with some blaming Premier Danielle Smith for their woes.
Winnipeg Eyes Land for New Regional Park
Winnipeg is exploring the acquisition of land to establish a new regional park, aiming to enhance recreational spaces for residents and visitors.
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Charges Laid After Handgun Incident at Alberta Rodeo
RCMP have laid charges after a man allegedly pulled a handgun at a rodeo in Alberta. The incident occurred on June 5, 2026, and no injuries were reported.
Inappropriate Photos Allegedly Taken at U of S Convocation
Mark Drapak is accused of taking inappropriate photographs during University of Saskatchewan convocation ceremonies. The incident occurred at Merlis Belsher Place in June 2026.
Japanese Join Search for Missing American in Forest
Japanese citizens join an arduous search for missing American James 'Weston' Higginbotham, 20, who vanished in a mountainous forest a week ago with no signs found.
Nanaimo Man Injured, Can't Explain Incident: RCMP
A Nanaimo man suffered significant injuries in an unexplained incident. Police seek public help to determine what happened.
Unmarked Cruisers Box in Stolen Vehicle in Aurora
York Regional Police released video showing unmarked cruisers boxing in a stolen vehicle in Aurora. One man was arrested in the operation.
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Judge to sentence man in 2006 killing of Misha Pavelick
A judge heard final arguments before sentencing a man convicted of second-degree murder in the 2006 stabbing death of Misha Pavelick at a Regina campground party.
Three Plead Guilty in Death of Owen Sound Restaurateur
Three men pleaded guilty in the death of Owen Sound restaurant owner Sharif Rahman, who was fatally assaulted in August 2023. Sentencing is pending.
Calgary Police Seek Suspects in Lions Park Assault
Calgary Police are asking the public to help identify one man and four women in connection with an assault with a weapon at Lions Park LRT station on June 4.
Man Charged with Arson in Grande Prairie Residential Fire
A man has been charged with arson following a residential fire in Grande Prairie, Alberta. The incident caused significant damage but no injuries were reported.
Three Plead Guilty in Owen Sound Owner's Death
Robert Evans Sr., Robert Evans Jr., and Barry Evans pleaded guilty in the killing of Owen Sound restaurant owner Sharif Rahman, a case that has shaken the community.
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Break-and-Enter Charges Filed in Thames Centre
Ontario Provincial Police have laid break-and-enter charges in Thames Centre. The investigation is ongoing, and further details are expected.
Quebec Man Charged with Murder After Body Found in Ottawa River
A Quebec man has been charged with murder following the discovery of a body in the Ottawa River a year ago. Ontario Provincial Police continue the investigation.
Arson Suspect Sought at Walkerville Business
Windsor police are searching for an arson suspect after a fire at a Walkerville business. The incident is under investigation with no injuries reported.
Fire Damage to Kitchener Townhouses Over $1M
A fire in Kitchener caused extensive damage to townhouses, with losses expected to exceed $1 million. Firefighters battled the blaze as investigations continue.
New Group Opposes Alberta Referendum Questions
A new opposition group emerges to fight Alberta's referendum questions, claiming many scapegoat immigrants. The group aims to counter misinformation ahead of the vote.
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Fire Causes $325K in Damages on North Service Road
An investigation is underway after a blaze Thursday evening on North Service Road caused $325,000 in damages to two buildings. Firefighters battled the fire, with some suffering heat-related injuries.
4 charged after vandalism of Pride crosswalk in Smiths Falls
Four individuals face charges following vandalism to a Pride crosswalk and band stand in Smiths Falls, Ontario. Police investigate the incident as a hate-motivated crime.
Brad Bradford Campaign Targets Mayor Chow on Crime, Congestion
Toronto mayoral candidate Brad Bradford is challenging Olivia Chow, focusing on crime, congestion, and cost of living. Polls show him in second place.
Montreal Stabbing: Conflict Between Man, Two Women
A stabbing incident in Montreal's Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie borough leaves one injured. Police investigate the altercation between a man and two women.
Massey Fellow Resigns Over Antisemitism Conference Vetting
University of Toronto law professor Peter Biro resigns from Massey College after being asked to let an advisory committee vet his antisemitism conference, citing censorship concerns.
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Daily Horoscope: June 5, 2026 – Moon Alert
Daily horoscope for June 5, 2026: Moon in Aquarius advises avoiding shopping and decisions after 3 PM EDT. Aries to Pisces predictions inside.
RCMP Probe Utility Trailer Theft in Brooks
Brooks RCMP seek public help to identify a suspect in the theft of a utility trailer from a local business last week. Police release details.
Calgary Advocates Push for Accessible Housing for All
During National Accessibility Week, Calgary advocates stress that accessible housing benefits everyone, not just those with disabilities, and call for more inclusive design.
Halifax Police Body Cameras Coming This Year
Halifax Regional Police will introduce body-worn cameras by the end of 2026, with policy development cited as crucial for successful implementation and accountability.
Worker Hospitalized After Vehicle Hits Daycare West of Edmonton
A construction worker was hospitalized after a van crashed into Young Champions Daycare in Stony Plain, west of Edmonton, on June 4, 2026. The incident is under investigation.
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Another director resigns from Surrey Police Board
James Carwana has resigned from the Surrey Police Board, marking the second director to leave following the firing of Chief Norm Lipinski.
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