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• Toronto woman found guilty of manslaughter in death of 96-year-old mother, elder abuse

  Justice Jane Kelly stated that 73-year-old Eva Samonas, the primary caregiver for 96-year-old Vasiliki Atanasovksi, had a legal duty to her mother that she failed to perform.

  Crime

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• Advocates warn Quebec deportations are separating families, urge federal intervention

  Lawyers say they are aware of at least eight cases in the past month in which families in Quebec were targeted by CBSA officers, often resulting in one parent being removed.

  Canada

  6 hours
• Western premiers meet in Kananaskis under cloud of Alberta separatism

  While the premiers of the western provinces and territories have a lot to discuss during their meeting in Alberta this week, it is separatism that may dominate the talks.

  Politics

  7 hours
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• Alberta separatism: 60% want to stay in Canada, 35% support leaving — and many confused

  The Angus Reid survey, conducted May 22-24, found 40 per cent of Albertans say they believe Premier Danielle Smith doesn't care what happens — as long as she stays in power.

  Politics

  8 hours
• Canadians face food insecurity as 120% of income for some goes to food, rent

  About one in four Canadians are living in a food-insecure household, with advocates saying governments need to tackle the root cause: income.

  Canada

  11 hours
• Thousands of community and social workers on strike across Ontario

  Thousands of community and social workers across Ontario have walked off the job today, calling on the province to boost funding for their services.

  Canada

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• Tim Hortons says it will hire locals, scale back temporary foreign workers

  Tim Hortons says it intends to hire 10,000 'local' workers in the coming months as it expands operations and amid the Temporary Foreign Worker program scaling back.

  Consumer

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• ‘Married at First Sight’ pulls episodes over cast member rape allegations

  The accusations were first presented to Channel 4 'against a small number of past contributors' in April. The broadcaster says those cast members have denied the allegations.

  Trending

  12 hours
• Ontario police warn of poultry scam circulating on Facebook Marketplace

  OPP are reminding the public to be vigilant when making purchases online after an Ontario resident was defrauded while trying to buy chickens on Facebook Marketplace. 

  Crime

  12 hours
• 4 ways the ‘super El Niño’ will impact you — beyond how hot it feels

  In January 2026, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) forecasted that 2026 'will likely be among the hottest years on record.'

  Canada

  12 hours
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• Ottawa may miss its own direct-to-consumer alcohol sales deadline: CFIB

  Direct-to-consumer alcohol sales are only available in two provinces so far, and after nearly all provinces and territories agreed to have done the same by the end of May.

  Consumer

  May 25
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• Ontario to name high-risk offenders on new website launching next year

  Ontario Provincial Police are set to launch a website next year that will name high-risk offenders.

  Politics

  May 25
• 70-year-old woman dead after being struck by bison in South Dakota

  The National Park Service mandates that visitors stay at least 23 metres away from large animals like bison, one of the largest mammals in North America.

  U.S. News

  May 25
• India minister seeks to build on trade ties reset by recent Carney visit

  India's Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal is in Canada for meetings on trade and investment this week, as the two countries work toward a new free trade agreement.

  Politics

  May 25
• Gunmen attack Congo hospital treating Ebola patients over relatives’ bodies

  The gunfire attack was the third violent incident within four days at Congo health facilities amid the rapidly spreading Ebola outbreak.

  Trending

  May 25
• Investment in housing construction is declining across Canada, data shows

  Canada’s real estate sector saw $22.6 billion invested in building construction in March, a drop of $304.6 million, or 1.3 per cent, compared with February.

  Economy

  May 25
• Ford says ‘no one is more ticked off’ than him about $191K in private jet costs

  The province took possession of a second-hand Bombardier Challenger 650 for the premier and cabinet ministers to use, selling it a few days later after public backlash.

  Canada

  May 25
• Ebola epidemic is outpacing response efforts, WHO chief says

  The head of the World Health Organization said on Monday that the fast-moving Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda was outpacing response efforts.

  World

  May 25
• Halifax newborn death may lead to more ‘very serious charges,’ mother unresponsive: Crown

  Two people charged with concealing the body of a child and indignity to a dead body are set to appear in Halifax provincial court Monday.

  Canada

  May 25
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• Katy Perry praises Air Canada crew after witnessing in-flight emergency

  'The medical situation was resolved on the flight and everyone left ok. Good for you @AirCanada,' the pop star wrote about her flight from Montreal to Los Angeles.

  Entertainment

  May 25
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• Ontario resident charged with stunt driving twice in 4 days

  A Caledon driver is facing a second stunt driving charge after a vehicle was clocked travelling 160 km/h on highways 407 and 410. The first charge was issued four days prior.

  Crime

  May 25
• As wildfire season nears, Canada leasing 10 new firefighting aircraft

  Provincial and territorial wildfire agencies will be able to request the use of four air tankers, one spotter plane and five heavy lift helicopters to fight wildfires, feds say.

  Environment

  May 25
• Separatism promises a ‘dangerous bluff,’ Carney says on Alberta referendum

  Prime Minister Mark Carney, who was the governor of the Bank of England during the 2016 Brexit referendum in the U.K., said he saw 'first-hand' how separatism campaigns play out.

  Canada

  May 25
• Reform old age security to help tackle Ottawa’s deficit, advocates say

  Ottawa cannot afford to 'be spending our dollars unwisely' right now and should cut OAS payments to wealthier seniors, a policy group urges.

  Consumer

  May 25
• 17 arrested for violent extortions targeting South Asian community in Ontario

  Peel Regional Police have laid more than 100 criminal charges in what investigators say is one of the largest extortion cases the region has ever seen.

  Crime

  May 25