2 more smash-and-grab jewelry robberies lead to chase, arrests
Ottawa police say smash-and-grab robbers struck two more jewelry stores Tuesday, but this time the suspects were caught after fleeing the crime scene. In a news release Wednesday, police said the two latest robberies resembled 10 others that occurred this year.
Police said the first robbery happened on Riverside Drive in the Billings Bridge area at 4:23 p.m., and the second on Place d'Orléans Drive near the mall of the same name at 5:04 p.m. They did not name the stores targeted. In each, a group of suspects entered a jewelry store, smashed display cases and stole their contents before escaping in a waiting vehicle that police said had been reported stolen.
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Ottawa police say smash-and-grab robbers struck two more jewelry stores Tuesday, but this time the suspects were caught after fleeing the crime scene. In a news release Wednesday, police said the two latest robberies resembled 10 others that occurred this year.
Police said the first robbery happened on Riverside Drive in the Billings Bridge area at 4:23 p.m., and the second on Place d'Orléans Drive near the mall of the same name at 5:04 p.m. They did not name the stores targeted. In each, a group of suspects entered a jewelry store, smashed display cases and stole their contents before escaping in a waiting vehicle that police said had been reported stolen.
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Boy dies after being struck by school bus in Almonte, Ont.
A nine-year-old boy has died after being struck by a school bus transporting other kids in Almonte, Ont., according to Ontario Provincial Police (OPP).
On Wednesday afternoon, the police service said on X that it was investigating a serious collision on Paterson Street. At the scene, OPP officer Corey Noonan said the boy who died was coming from R. Tait McKenzie Public School and was riding a bike at the time of the collision around 3:40 p.m.
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A nine-year-old boy has died after being struck by a school bus transporting other kids in Almonte, Ont., according to Ontario Provincial Police (OPP).
On Wednesday afternoon, the police service said on X that it was investigating a serious collision on Paterson Street. At the scene, OPP officer Corey Noonan said the boy who died was coming from R. Tait McKenzie Public School and was riding a bike at the time of the collision around 3:40 p.m.
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DHL Express Canada reaches tentative agreement with union
Delivery company DHL Express Canada has reached a tentative agreement with its union, paving the way for the company to resume operations.
The deal comes after almost a year of negotiations. Details of the agreement will not be disclosed until after a ratification vote is held, which is expected in the coming days.
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Delivery company DHL Express Canada has reached a tentative agreement with its union, paving the way for the company to resume operations.
The deal comes after almost a year of negotiations. Details of the agreement will not be disclosed until after a ratification vote is held, which is expected in the coming days.
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Frank Stronach pleads not guilty to 12 sexual assault charges, trial set for February
Billionaire Frank Stronach, 92, will face trial in early 2026 in Toronto on 12 sexual assault-related charges, having opted for a judge-alone trial instead of a jury trial. His lawyer confirmed he pleaded not guilty. A separate trial will follow in Newmarket, Ontario, later in 2026. Stronach, founder of Magna and a major figure in horse racing, faces 18 charges involving 13 complainants, some dating back decades. He denies all allegations.
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Billionaire Frank Stronach, 92, will face trial in early 2026 in Toronto on 12 sexual assault-related charges, having opted for a judge-alone trial instead of a jury trial. His lawyer confirmed he pleaded not guilty. A separate trial will follow in Newmarket, Ontario, later in 2026. Stronach, founder of Magna and a major figure in horse racing, faces 18 charges involving 13 complainants, some dating back decades. He denies all allegations.
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Hate Crimes Against South Asians Surge in Canada
A report reveals a sharp rise in anti–South Asian hate across Canada: police‑reported hate crimes against this group increased by over 200 percent from 2019 to 2023. Online hate swelling too—anti‑South Asian slurs jumped from about 1,100 to nearly 17,000 posts between 2023 and 2024. Physical aggression and xenophobic rhetoric—often tied to housing, jobs, and COVID‑19—are increasingly common . Meanwhile, broader anti‑Asian sentiment remains high: Vancouver saw up to an 878 percent spike during the pandemic, and many incidents go unreported.
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A report reveals a sharp rise in anti–South Asian hate across Canada: police‑reported hate crimes against this group increased by over 200 percent from 2019 to 2023. Online hate swelling too—anti‑South Asian slurs jumped from about 1,100 to nearly 17,000 posts between 2023 and 2024. Physical aggression and xenophobic rhetoric—often tied to housing, jobs, and COVID‑19—are increasingly common . Meanwhile, broader anti‑Asian sentiment remains high: Vancouver saw up to an 878 percent spike during the pandemic, and many incidents go unreported.
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Parents, teachers protest bill that could bring back police officers in schools
A group of parents and teachers gathered in the rain outside the Ontario legislature on Thursday to protest a bill that could bring police officers back to public schools.
Bill 33, Supporting Children and Students Act, 2025, would require school boards to implement School Resource Officer programs (SRO) where offered by local police services, starting next school year. The legislation, which would also give the education ministry power to put school boards under supervision more easily, recently passed second reading.
The Toronto District School Board (TDSB) cancelled its SRO program in 2017 after staff found that the presence of uniformed police officers stationed in schools caused some students to feel uncomfortable and intimidated.
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A group of parents and teachers gathered in the rain outside the Ontario legislature on Thursday to protest a bill that could bring police officers back to public schools.
Bill 33, Supporting Children and Students Act, 2025, would require school boards to implement School Resource Officer programs (SRO) where offered by local police services, starting next school year. The legislation, which would also give the education ministry power to put school boards under supervision more easily, recently passed second reading.
The Toronto District School Board (TDSB) cancelled its SRO program in 2017 after staff found that the presence of uniformed police officers stationed in schools caused some students to feel uncomfortable and intimidated.
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School zones won't be 24/7, 'disreputable' websites are sharing misinformation: B.C. RCMP
Rules around school zones aren't changing on July 1, contrary to what some "disreputable websites" are claiming, says the B.C. RCMP's Highway Patrol. The posted speed limit in school zones is 30 km/h and is in effect from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on school days, unless the sign indicates otherwise, according to provincial law.
Cpl. Michael McLaughlin said police have been receiving questions about "persistent rumours" that school zone speed limits across Canada will be in effect 24/7 starting on Canada Day.
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Rules around school zones aren't changing on July 1, contrary to what some "disreputable websites" are claiming, says the B.C. RCMP's Highway Patrol. The posted speed limit in school zones is 30 km/h and is in effect from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on school days, unless the sign indicates otherwise, according to provincial law.
Cpl. Michael McLaughlin said police have been receiving questions about "persistent rumours" that school zone speed limits across Canada will be in effect 24/7 starting on Canada Day.
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Trump ending trade talks with Canada 'effective immediately'
In a social media post, U.S. President Trump says Canada is a 'very difficult' country to trade with, calling the Digital Services Tax 'egregious!
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In a social media post, U.S. President Trump says Canada is a 'very difficult' country to trade with, calling the Digital Services Tax 'egregious!
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'Like a clear-cut forestry operation': Cleanup begins at downburst-hit Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park
A powerful downburst storm struck Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park in northeastern Ontario on June 21, destroying at least 100 trailers and vehicles by toppling trees throughout the area. Cameron Hockey, the park's zone manager, compared the devastation to a clear-cut forestry operation. He emphasized that the top priority is restoring safe access so people can retrieve their belongings. Despite the extensive damage, no fatalities were reported—a fact Hockey called a miracle. The storm’s destructive force came from strong downward winds, distinguishing it from a tornado.
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A powerful downburst storm struck Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park in northeastern Ontario on June 21, destroying at least 100 trailers and vehicles by toppling trees throughout the area. Cameron Hockey, the park's zone manager, compared the devastation to a clear-cut forestry operation. He emphasized that the top priority is restoring safe access so people can retrieve their belongings. Despite the extensive damage, no fatalities were reported—a fact Hockey called a miracle. The storm’s destructive force came from strong downward winds, distinguishing it from a tornado.
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Alberta Finance Minister to Deliver Year‑End Fiscal Update
Alberta’s Finance Minister Nate Horner will release the province’s fiscal results for the year ending March 31, 2025, closing the books on what was previously projected to be a nearly C$6 billion surplus . While forecasts for 2024–25 lean strongly positive, the current budget year (2025–26) is expected to swing into a C$5.2 billion deficit due to lower oil revenues, new tax cuts, and global economic uncertainties.
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Alberta’s Finance Minister Nate Horner will release the province’s fiscal results for the year ending March 31, 2025, closing the books on what was previously projected to be a nearly C$6 billion surplus . While forecasts for 2024–25 lean strongly positive, the current budget year (2025–26) is expected to swing into a C$5.2 billion deficit due to lower oil revenues, new tax cuts, and global economic uncertainties.
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Portage and Main reopens to pedestrians, marking 'historic moment' for Winnipeg
The shrouds were removed from the brand new walk signals at the intersection of Portage and Main on Friday morning and the remaining construction barricades hauled away, as 46 years of prohibited pedestrian crossings came to an end at Winnipeg's famous corner.
"This is very, very special today. Today marks a historic moment," said Mayor Scott Gillingham, as a pedestrian walk light in the background turned on for one of the first times around 10:30 a.m. and a stream of people began crossing Main Street.
"This intersection is important. It has been central to Winnipeg's history. It will remain vital to our community's future."
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The shrouds were removed from the brand new walk signals at the intersection of Portage and Main on Friday morning and the remaining construction barricades hauled away, as 46 years of prohibited pedestrian crossings came to an end at Winnipeg's famous corner.
"This is very, very special today. Today marks a historic moment," said Mayor Scott Gillingham, as a pedestrian walk light in the background turned on for one of the first times around 10:30 a.m. and a stream of people began crossing Main Street.
"This intersection is important. It has been central to Winnipeg's history. It will remain vital to our community's future."
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City warns of surge in homeless population by 2035
A city report says that Ottawa's homeless population could surge by almost 60 per cent over the next decade without substantial investments in affordable housing. The city released its housing needs assessment on Friday. Its modelling estimates that, under a business-as-usual scenario, Ottawa could have a total of 14,734 people experiencing homelessness annually by 2035. That's up from 9,326 currently.
Those figures represent people who enter a homeless shelter at any time during the year, rather than the number of people who are homeless at a specific point in time.
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A city report says that Ottawa's homeless population could surge by almost 60 per cent over the next decade without substantial investments in affordable housing. The city released its housing needs assessment on Friday. Its modelling estimates that, under a business-as-usual scenario, Ottawa could have a total of 14,734 people experiencing homelessness annually by 2035. That's up from 9,326 currently.
Those figures represent people who enter a homeless shelter at any time during the year, rather than the number of people who are homeless at a specific point in time.
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Burnout, fear and violence: Why more teachers are leaving the classroom
Educators say Canada's teacher shortage is at a crisis level. As CBC’s Deana Sumanac-Johnson explains, it’s less about attracting new teachers to the profession and more about retaining the ones who are already working.
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Educators say Canada's teacher shortage is at a crisis level. As CBC’s Deana Sumanac-Johnson explains, it’s less about attracting new teachers to the profession and more about retaining the ones who are already working.
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Health minister confident deal will be reached to prevent mass resignations at St. Clare's
Newfoundland and Labrador's Health Minister Krista Lynn Howell said a resolution is "imminent" regarding the internal medicine team at St. Clare's Mercy Hospital in St. John's, where five internists threatened to resign over the loss of the medical residency program. The program's removal created a staffing crisis affecting 24/7 patient care. While Howell criticized the doctors' tactics, she emphasized ongoing efforts with the health authority and medical association to resolve the issue. Lawyer Kyle Rees, representing the doctors, expressed optimism, noting the matter is being taken seriously.
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Newfoundland and Labrador's Health Minister Krista Lynn Howell said a resolution is "imminent" regarding the internal medicine team at St. Clare's Mercy Hospital in St. John's, where five internists threatened to resign over the loss of the medical residency program. The program's removal created a staffing crisis affecting 24/7 patient care. While Howell criticized the doctors' tactics, she emphasized ongoing efforts with the health authority and medical association to resolve the issue. Lawyer Kyle Rees, representing the doctors, expressed optimism, noting the matter is being taken seriously.
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Man Charged with Uttering Threats at U13 Girls’ Soccer Game in Vaughan
On June 20 at Concord Thornhill Regional Park in Vaughan, during a U13 girls’ soccer match, a parent allegedly shouted, “I’m going to f—king stab you.” Coaches from Kleinburg Nobleton Soccer Club reported the comment was directed at a 12‑year‑old player, though the opposing Glen Shields Juventus FC contested that version. The York Regional Police arrested and charged a man with uttering threats on June 27. The incident has reignited concerns over safety and decorum in youth sports.
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On June 20 at Concord Thornhill Regional Park in Vaughan, during a U13 girls’ soccer match, a parent allegedly shouted, “I’m going to f—king stab you.” Coaches from Kleinburg Nobleton Soccer Club reported the comment was directed at a 12‑year‑old player, though the opposing Glen Shields Juventus FC contested that version. The York Regional Police arrested and charged a man with uttering threats on June 27. The incident has reignited concerns over safety and decorum in youth sports.
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Alberta premier intends to 'battle' injunction on transgender health-care law in court
After an Alberta judge granted a temporary injunction blocking a provincial law that would ban doctors from providing gender-affirming care to youth, Premier Danielle Smith said she intends to fight the decision in court.
"The court had said that they think that there will be irreparable harm if the law goes ahead. I feel the reverse," Smith said on her weekend radio program, Your Province, Your Premier, on Saturday, a day after Justice Allison Kuntz of the Alberta Court of King's Bench handed down a written judgment on Bill 26.
"We want to battle this out, and the way you do that is you go to the higher levels of court. If we were to impose the notwithstanding clause, everything would stop. We actually think that we've got a very solid case."
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After an Alberta judge granted a temporary injunction blocking a provincial law that would ban doctors from providing gender-affirming care to youth, Premier Danielle Smith said she intends to fight the decision in court.
"The court had said that they think that there will be irreparable harm if the law goes ahead. I feel the reverse," Smith said on her weekend radio program, Your Province, Your Premier, on Saturday, a day after Justice Allison Kuntz of the Alberta Court of King's Bench handed down a written judgment on Bill 26.
"We want to battle this out, and the way you do that is you go to the higher levels of court. If we were to impose the notwithstanding clause, everything would stop. We actually think that we've got a very solid case."
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City employee charged over vandalism of National Holocaust Monument
The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) has charged a man for the vandalism earlier this month of the National Holocaust Monument. On Friday afternoon, the police service announced a 46-year-old man has been accused of mischief to a war memorial, mischief exceeding $5,000 and harassment by threatening conduct. Police did not name the man.
In a post Saturday on social media, Mayor Mark Sutcliffe said he was "very disturbed" to learn he is an on-leave city employee. "As a community and as an employer, the actions at the Monument do not represent our values. I've asked city officials to take all appropriate action in light of these developments," wrote Sutcliffe, who also did not identify him.
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The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) has charged a man for the vandalism earlier this month of the National Holocaust Monument. On Friday afternoon, the police service announced a 46-year-old man has been accused of mischief to a war memorial, mischief exceeding $5,000 and harassment by threatening conduct. Police did not name the man.
In a post Saturday on social media, Mayor Mark Sutcliffe said he was "very disturbed" to learn he is an on-leave city employee. "As a community and as an employer, the actions at the Monument do not represent our values. I've asked city officials to take all appropriate action in light of these developments," wrote Sutcliffe, who also did not identify him.
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Albertans’ desire to separate from Canada has never been higher, Premier Danielle Smith says
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the public desire in her province to separate from Canada has never been higher. Speaking Thursday to reporters in Calgary, Smith said Albertans feel deeply frustrated and angry with Ottawa.
She cited a separatist candidate who garnered almost 18 per cent of the vote in a byelection in the Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills riding earlier this week. “I’ve never seen such a high level of separatist sentiment,” she said.
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the public desire in her province to separate from Canada has never been higher. Speaking Thursday to reporters in Calgary, Smith said Albertans feel deeply frustrated and angry with Ottawa.
She cited a separatist candidate who garnered almost 18 per cent of the vote in a byelection in the Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills riding earlier this week. “I’ve never seen such a high level of separatist sentiment,” she said.
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