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Montreal residents protest police racism allegationsProtesters took to the streets in Montreal North amid allegations th...
06/16/2026

Montreal residents protest police racism allegations

Protesters took to the streets in Montreal North amid allegations that a group of police officers were implicated in racist and discriminatory behaviour.

Leaders go out to make Trump ‘feel welcomed’ at G7 summit amid recent tensionsMike Le Couteur on the key takeaways from ...
06/16/2026

Leaders go out to make Trump ‘feel welcomed’ at G7 summit amid recent tensions

Mike Le Couteur on the key takeaways from the first day of the G7 summit in France, including the fallout of the tentative deal between Iran and the U.S.

‘Less than three per cent of our market’, PM Carney overheard telling Trump on hot mic‘Less than three per cent of our m...
06/16/2026

‘Less than three per cent of our market’, PM Carney overheard telling Trump on hot mic

‘Less than three per cent of our market’, PM Carney overheard telling Trump on hot mic

Toronto police to crack down on ‘criminals-for-hire’ after U.S. Consulate shooting, officer’s deathToronto police offici...
06/16/2026

Toronto police to crack down on ‘criminals-for-hire’ after U.S. Consulate shooting, officer’s death

Toronto police officials provide updates on the U.S. Consulate case and the shooting that led to the death of Const. Marc Pinizzotto.

There is ‘always a risk’ when dealing with Trump administration: analyst on Canada-U.S. trade Political analyst Lori Wil...
06/16/2026

There is ‘always a risk’ when dealing with Trump administration: analyst on Canada-U.S. trade

Political analyst Lori Williams says there is ‘an intense unpredictability’ when dealing with the Trump administration, noting Premier Smith’s Canada-U.S. trade comments.

COURT JESTERS: Canada has no shortage of activist juristsSometimes Canadian courts seem like an episode of the Three Sto...
06/16/2026

COURT JESTERS: Canada has no shortage of activist jurists

Sometimes Canadian courts seem like an episode of the Three Stooges or Family Guy - minus the comedy & charm. It's no secret that our courtrooms are packed with activist judges whose soft-on-crime rulings seem like they're from Mars. During his devastating 10-year tenure of decline, ex-Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appointed more than 800 judges & their wacky rulings are being felt across a broad spectrum of Canadian society. Typically not for the better

Carney says G7 'united' behind Ukraine during meeting with ZelenskyyAt the meeting of the G7 nations in France, Prime Mi...
06/16/2026

Carney says G7 'united' behind Ukraine during meeting with Zelenskyy

At the meeting of the G7 nations in France, Prime Minister Mark Carney met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and said 'the tide is turning' in Ukraine's favour in its war with Russia.

12 injured at B.C.'s Cultus Lake waterpark: RCMP | Hanomansing TonightPolice say 12 youths were injured and taken to hos...
06/16/2026

12 injured at B.C.'s Cultus Lake waterpark: RCMP | Hanomansing Tonight

Police say 12 youths were injured and taken to hospital after an incident at Cultus Lake Waterpark in Chilliwack, B.C. The waterpark will remain closed for at least 48 hours while the incident is investigated.

New bill would allow Canadians to request companies delete private data: minister | Power & PoliticsThe Liberal governme...
06/16/2026

New bill would allow Canadians to request companies delete private data: minister | Power & Politics

The Liberal government has introduced a new bill that it says will help protect Canadian privacy from private sector companies. That includes the ability for Canadians to request companies delete personal information, including AI-generated deepfakes, AI Minister Evan Solomon tells Power & Politics.

Canada moves to ban kids under 16 from social media | The HouseThe federal government has unveiled a new online harms bi...
06/16/2026

Canada moves to ban kids under 16 from social media | The House

The federal government has unveiled a new online harms bill that would ban children under 16 from having social media accounts and introduce new rules for social media platforms and AI chatbots. When could Canadians see those changes take effect? Plus, why has the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge between Windsor and Detroit been delayed, and is it tied to broader Canada-U.S. trade tensions? And before the Supreme Court of Canada's historic courtroom closes for a decade-long renovation, Chief Justice Richard Wagner reflects on the courts, political pressures and the growing role of AI in the justice system.

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