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BREAKING: Officer, civilian and suspect killed in Montreal shooting
Montreal police later stated in an “imminent threat” notice on Monday afternoon that a “suspect has been neutralized” and that two civilians and an…
 • Quinn Patrick
Canada’s annual inflation rate hit 29 month high last month
On a monthly basis, fresh vegetables experienced the largest price increase in May since 2008.
 • Quinn Patrick
BUZZKILL: Farkas gets prickly over Stampede noise backlash
The Calgary mayor defended the crackdown as reasonable, but entertainment operators say they were blindsided and are now facing serious financial risk.
 • Keean Bexte
BEXTE: Mark Carney’s “Canada Strong Pass” turned our national parks into free dumps for foreign tourists
"The consequences of mass tourism are visible everywhere."
 • Keean Bexte
Toronto Star says Canada should "abolish Father's Day"
“It’s time to abolish Father’s Day,” writes columnist Vinay Menon. “For more than a century, this made-up celebration has burdened children of the…
 • Alex Dhaliwal
U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer resigns
Prime minister steps down after local election losses and mounting pressure from within his own party.
 • Melanie Bennet
"Let Alberta Decide": Advocates launch independence referendum push
The organization, Let Alberta Decide, unveiled its campaign over the weekend with Keith Wilson and Tanya Clemens serving as co-leaders.
 • Cosmin Dzsurdzsa
Family blindsided as predator granted unescorted leave
Brent Gabona, 56, sexually assaulted multiple adults with intellectual disabilities while working at a Saskatchewan group home.
 • Cosmin Dzsurdzsa
Juno Jump Start | Calgary’s tourism boss tells city hall to Fark-off
Calgary's top tourism official urges politicians to immediately back away from controversial new Stampede concert music restrictions, immigrant home…
OP-ED: Too clever by half—The Clarity Act could backfire on Ottawa
George Koch and Jim Mason write, "The Clarity Act was never designed to provide a workable path to provincial independence, it was designed to prevent…
Will CBC News finally get a bias watchdog?
Senators propose independent bias review of CBC News content
 • Quinn Patrick
Immigrant home purchases surge while Canadians decline
Statistics Canada’s June 16 study on homeownership trajectories found that between 2018 and 2021, the share of recent immigrants who owned homes in…
 • Cosmin Dzsurdzsa
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