UK to Apologize for State Role in Forced Adoptions
The U.K. government will formally apologize for its role in decades of forced adoptions, acknowledging state complicity in separating families from the 1940s to the 1970s.
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Group urges reform of Toronto's CampTO registration system
ABC Toronto urges city to double CampTO capacity over five years, use public spaces, and improve registration equity to reduce stress for families.
Saskatoon bus riders share safety concerns amid new transit bylaw
Saskatoon bus riders report daily safety issues like intoxicated passengers, as the city passes a new bylaw and plans a transit police program to improve security.
AISH Recipient Says New ADAP Program Won't Make Him Better Off
An Alberta man on AISH calculated that working under the new ADAP program would leave him financially worse off, highlighting flaws in the provincial initiative.
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Great American State Fair Opens on National Mall Amid Divisions
The Great American State Fair, run by Trump's Freedom 250, opened on the National Mall with sparse crowds, a Ferris wheel, and state exhibits, but some visitors and non-participating states cited political overtones and missed opportunities for unity.
Ontario Parents Denied Pandemic Payments: Ombudsman
Hundreds of Ontario parents were wrongly denied pandemic relief payments, says the province's ombudsman, urging the government to rectify the issue and compensate affected families.
N.B. Legislature Hearings on Youth Services Failures Continue
New Brunswick's legislative committee resumes hearings into systemic failures in youth social services, with child and youth advocate Kelly Lamrock expected to testify.
No Accountability for Record Federal Spending on Indigenous Issues
Despite $60B in spending since 2015, Indigenous living standards lag, water advisories persist, and audits reveal federal mismanagement. Minister Mandy Gull-Masty refuses to set a deadline for safe drinking water.
AISH to ADAP: Critics Warn of Deeper Poverty
Starting July, over 50% of AISH recipients will be moved to Alberta's new ADAP program, sparking concerns about increased poverty and inadequate support.
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Tragic Story Highlights Harmful AISH Policy Change
Bruce Johnson's suicide after being moved to a new disability program sparks outrage. Alberta's AISH cuts are criticized as harmful to the most vulnerable.
Alberta Gets 4 New Recommendations to End Youth Homelessness
A special report outlines four new recommendations for Alberta to address and end youth homelessness, emphasizing coordinated efforts and data-driven strategies.
New Glasgow Mayor Warns Homelessness, Addiction Crisis
New Glasgow, N.S., mayor reports worsening homelessness and addiction, urging more support as the town struggles with mental health and social issues.
Mutchmor School Cancels Drag Storytime for Pride
Mutchmor Public School in Ottawa cancels a drag storytime event scheduled for June 19, citing questions about curricular alignment, disappointing some parents.
Toronto Man Gets Life for Wasaga Beach Attempted Murder
Kailend Coote received a life sentence for attempted murder in a Wasaga Beach attack. The court ruling brings closure to a violent incident that shocked the community.
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Sweden Withdraws Plan to Jail 13-Year-Olds
Sweden has withdrawn a controversial proposal that would have allowed courts to sentence 13-year-olds to prison, following widespread criticism from legal experts and child rights groups.
SoFi Workers Win Historic Deal, Avert Strike Before World Cup
Unite Here Local 11 reached a deal with Legends Global, averting a strike at SoFi Stadium. The contract includes wage increases, housing funds, and an unprecedented right to strike over ICE threats.
N.S. on Track to Transition Disabled from Institutions
Nova Scotia says it is on schedule to move people with disabilities out of institutions, with Minister Susan Corkum-Greek providing an update on the transition plan.
1 in 4 Kids in Toronto Living in Poverty: Report
A new report shows 1 in 4 children in Toronto experience poverty, with many families falling further below the poverty line, highlighting an urgent need for action.
House to Home Ottawa Closing After Years of Refugee Aid
House to Home, an Ottawa nonprofit that furnished homes for refugees, is closing. Founder Suzi Shore Sauvé announced the shutdown, impacting hundreds of families.
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Sask. Gov't Spends $900K+ on Female Offender Programs
The Saskatchewan government is spending over $900,000 to support female offenders with rehabilitation and reintegration programs, aiming to reduce recidivism.
Nanaimo Council Debates Recovery Housing at Terminal Avenue
Nanaimo city council hears growing calls for dry, recovery-oriented housing at a Terminal Avenue site owned by BC Housing, slated for a 50-unit supportive housing building.
N.B. Gives $9M to Food Banks Over Three Years
The New Brunswick government announces $9 million in funding for food banks over three years to address increased demand, supporting Feed NB and regional associations.
Sask. Man Charged After Fatal Rollover on Shoal Lake Cree Nation
A Saskatchewan man has been charged following a fatal rollover crash on Shoal Lake Cree Nation. The incident resulted in multiple casualties, with the accused facing serious charges.
Alberta ADAP Changes Spark Disability Advocate Outcry
Disability advocates urge Alberta to cancel ADAP, requiring most disabled people to work for benefits. Plus: FIFA World Cup food guide, $14M mansion with hockey rink, and more top stories.
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Vancouver's World Cup: Assurances Ring Hollow for Homeless
Margot Young argues Vancouver's World Cup preparations risk displacing homeless citizens, echoing Expo 86 and 2010 Olympics, despite city promises.
Fréchette Refuses Summit on Homelessness
Quebec's minister responsible for social services, Chantal Fréchette, declined to commit to a summit on homelessness, sparking criticism from advocates.
Sask. Daycares and NDP Urge Reversal of Childcare Policy
Saskatchewan daycares and the NDP call on the province to reverse a new part-time childcare policy, warning it will harm families and providers.
Woman Accused of Punching Person Over Eviction Request
A woman in Northern Ontario faces assault charges after allegedly punching someone who asked her to leave a property. OPP responded to the incident.
Opinion: Shelter Cuts Hinder Albertans from Leaving Abuse
A survivor of domestic violence argues that funding cuts to women's shelters in Alberta endanger lives and make it harder for victims to escape abuse.
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Calgary Daycare Probation Over Supervision Concerns
Fit Kids Care in Calgary is on probation after an inspection found inadequate supervision and child guidance practices. The daycare must address issues by July 2026.
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