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BNN BloombergCentre·healthcare

U.S. judge rejects Bayer bid to block Johnson & Johnson prostate cancer drug claims

A U.S. judge has rejected Bayer’s request for an injunction to block Johnson & Johnson’s alleged false advertising that its multibillion-dollar drug cuts the risk of death from prostate cancer in half.

Reuters Staff · 3d ago
Belleville IntelligencerCentre·justice

Belleville court: Convicted pedophile Brian Robert Reid to be sentenced May 4

Rob Reid found guilty Jan. 23 of years of sexual violence against girls

Luke Hendry · 3d ago
CastanetCentre·justice

Federal judge blocks Nexstar-Tegna TV station merger until antitrust lawsuit is settled (Business)

A federal judge has blocked a $6.2 billion merger of local television giants Nexstar Media Group and rival Tegna until an antitrust lawsuit is resolved. U.S. District Court Chief Judge Troy L. Nunley in Sacramento, California, made the ruling late Friday afternoon, finding that eight attorneys gener...

The Canadian Press · 3d ago
Toronto StarCentre-Left

Likely tornado wallops small village in Illinois, ripping down power lines and roofs

LENA, Ill. (AP) — A likely tornado tore through a small village in northwest Illinois on Friday, ripping down power lines and roofs, uprooting trees and forcing officials to shut down the community.

The Associated Press · 3d ago
CastanetCentre·environment

Photos: Vancouver park board approves new ferry service to top day-trip destinations (Metro Vancouver)

A new passenger-only ferry departing from Vancouver could provide greater opportunities for locals looking to make day trips to Bowen Island. The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation commissioners green-lighted a proposal from CIRQL Ferries Incorporated (CIRQL Ferries) on Monday (April 13) to es...

Contributed · 3d ago
Global NewsCentre

Hellebuyck, Jets left to deal with rapid fall from grace this season

Plummeting from a Presidents' Trophy winner to failing to make the NHL playoffs was "unacceptable, this season,'' Winnipeg Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck assessed Friday.

Globalnews Digital · 3d ago
Global NewsCentre

Most homes at risk of flooding on Manitoba First Nation still need protection: Kinew

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says about a quarter of the homes at risk of flooding on Peguis First Nation are being protected so far

Globalnews Digital · 3d ago
Global NewsCentre

Canadian QB Elgersma says `it was time to come home’ after signing with Blue Bombers

Taylor Elgersma doesn't view coming to the CFL and signing with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers this week as a consolation prize.

Globalnews Digital · 3d ago
CastanetCentre

$13 train fare spikes to $150 for World Cup fans attending matches in New Jersey (World)

Sky-high ticket prices won't be the only thing emptying the wallets of soccer fans attending World Cup matches at some U.S. venues this spring. Fans trying to get to MetLife Stadium from New York City can expect to shell out $150 for a round-trip train fare for each match, transportation officials c...

The Canadian Press · 3d ago
Prince Albert Daily HeraldCentre

‘Carousel of Time’ brings McCallum’s art to the Hicks Gallery

Emerging Prince Albert artist Janaya McCallum had a long-term plan to be on display at the John V. Hicks Gallery in the Margo Fournier Arts Centre. After starting to paint seriously not even five years ago she now has her exhibition ‘Carousel of Time’ on display at the Hick Gallery. McCallum appreciates having the exhibition … The post ‘Carousel of Time’ brings McCallum’s art to the Hicks Gallery first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

Michael Oleksyn · 3d ago
Sudbury StarCentre·housing

Laurentian University mourn loss of legendary coach Peter Campbell

Campbell is the winningest men’s basketball coach in both Laurentian Voyageurs and Laurier Golden Hawks history

Ben Leeson · 3d ago
Toronto StarCentre-Left·justice

Police issue community safety notice as long-term offender released after completing sentence

Police are notifying the public about the release of the offender because of his "demonstrated risk to the community, incuding children."

dyaqoob@thestar.ca (Daniyah Yaqoob) · 3d ago
The New York TimesCentre-Left·environment

Trump Extends Sanctions Exemption on Some Russian Oil as High Gas Prices Persist

The Trump administration made the announcement hours after Iran said that the Strait of Hormuz was open to commercial ships.

Ashley Ahn · 3d ago
Toronto StarCentre-Left·environment

US extends waiver on Russian oil sanctions to ease Iran war shortages despite Bessent denial

WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Treasury Department on Friday extended its pause on sanctions on Russian oil shipments to ease shortages from the Iran war, days after Secretary Scott Bessent ruled out such a move.

The Associated Press · 3d ago
CastanetCentre·defence

2 Alaska-based soldiers injured in encounter with brown bear during training exercise (World)

Two U.S. Army soldiers have been injured after encountering a brown bear in a mountainous training area in Anchorage, the military said Friday. The incident happened Thursday as the soldiers were participating in a 'land navigation training event' in Arctic Valley, part of the Joint Base Elmendorf-R...

The Canadian Press · 3d ago
CastanetCentre·healthcare

B.C. 'chemical fingerprint' scheme to track illicit drugs is likened to DNA tests (BC)

Tucked in the basement of the chemistry building at the University of British Columbia, an arm-sized robot carries out the repetitive task of collecting and weighing colourful vials as machinery whirrs in the background. It's part of a unique blend of robotics, chemistry and artificial intelligence ...

The Canadian Press · 3d ago
CastanetCentre·justice

Rapper Tory Lanez sues California prison system for $100 million over stabbing by inmate (Entertainment)

Rapper Tory Lanez has sued the California prison system, saying he never should have been housed with a fellow inmate who stabbed him 16 times last year. Lanez, 33, whose legal name is Daystar Peterson, filed the federal lawsuit seeking $100 million in damages on Tuesday against the California Depar...

The Canadian Press · 3d ago
CastanetCentre

Kamloops RCMP asking for help finding missing 81-year-old and her dog Banjo (Kamloops)

The Kamloops RCMP Detachment is pleading with the public for assistance in locating a missing senior and her dog on Friday night, who was last seen on Thursday. RCMP said Diane Freeman and her dog Banjo left her residence just before 5 p.m. to go to the grocery store in the 1800-block of Tranquille...

Casey Richardson · 3d ago
NPRCentre-Left·justice

Judge halts local TV giant Nexstar's takeover of rival Tegna until trial

U.S. Judge Trevor Nunley ruled that consumers could suffer irreparable harm if Nexstar integrated Tegna's stations into its own operations ahead of an antitrust trial.

David Folkenflik · 3d ago
Montreal GazetteCentre-Right

2026 NAB Show Opens Tomorrow, Uniting Global Media Leaders to Shape the Future of Storytelling

CEO of Zhong, one of YouTube’s most-watched creators with 70 million subscribers and 95 million followers on all platforms, joins program WASHINGTON — The 2026 NAB Show kicks off Saturday, April 18, with the show floor and exhibits opening on April 19, highlighting the most innovative companies and bringing together the world’s most influential voices...

Business Wire · 3d ago
Financial PostCentre-Right

2026 NAB Show Opens Tomorrow, Uniting Global Media Leaders to Shape the Future of Storytelling

CEO of Zhong, one of YouTube’s most-watched creators with 70 million subscribers and 95 million followers on all platforms, joins program WASHINGTON — The 2026 NAB Show kicks off Saturday, April 18, with the show floor and exhibits opening on April 19, highlighting the most innovative companies and bringing together the world’s most influential voices …

Business Wire · 3d ago
Al JazeeraCentre

Lebanese man removes Israeli flag from castle in southern Lebanon

A Lebanese man who returned to southern Lebanon removes the Israeli flag from Beaufort Castle (Qalaat al-Shaqif).

3d ago
CastanetCentre·environment

Customer shocked after SUV crashes through storefront at Kelowna Starbucks (Kelowna)

UPDATE: 7:10 p.m. Daniel Barrett said he felt like he was in a Bruce Willis movie on Friday afternoon, having to dive out of the way to narrowly miss being run over by a car while drinking his coffee in a Kelowna Starbucks. "All of a sudden-I didn't see the car coming-the window just blew up....

Colin Dacre · 3d ago
National PostCentre-Right

‘No longer a pawn’: Lebanon is working on ‘permanent agreements’ after Israel truce

‘Today, we negotiate for ourselves... we are no longer a pawn in anyone's game, nor an arena for anyone's wars, and we never will be again,’ Joseph Aoun said said

AFP · 3d ago
The GuardianCentre-Left

US midwestern states at risk of severe thunderstorms, weather agency warns

About 26 million people are under tornado watches from Wisconsin to Oklahoma, according to one report A stretch of the midwestern states is at risk of severe weather, forecasters warned on Friday, as tornadoes battered towns across the central US region, leaving behind debris and destroyed property. According to the National Weather Service, severe thunderstorms may be seen in north-west Oklahoma through western Missouri during Friday afternoon and evening. Continue reading...

Uwa Ede-Osifo · 3d ago
CastanetCentre

McGuire Lake fountain reinstalled after volunteer repairs from Shuswap Makerspace (Salmon Arm)

The fountain at McGuire Lake has been reinstalled and is back in action thanks to volunteer repair efforts from local tinkerers. In a social media post, the City of Salmon Arm thanked members of the Shuswap Makerspace, led by Mike Melin, for restoration work on the fountain. 'From fully disassembli...

Luc Rempel · 3d ago
CastanetCentre

Great Closet Cleanout returns to Kelowna on Sunday (Kelowna)

If you are looking for a deal while updating your spring wardrobe, an event this weekend in Kelowna has you covered. The Great Closet Cleanout is taking place Sunday at the Laurel Packinghouse from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m., offering both men and women's fashion. Proceeds go to support The Bridge Youth and ...

Colin Dacre · 3d ago
CastanetCentre

Penticton's newest fitness studio hosting open house (Penticton)

After months of construction work, a new style of fitness studio will soon be opening on Main Street and is giving everyone a first look on Saturday. Lark Lagree & Social Wellness Club is scheduled to open in mid-April and will be hosting an open house before the big opening on Saturday, April 1...

Casey Richardson · 3d ago
CityNews TorontoCentre·justice

2 suspects wanted in trading card robbery investigation

Toronto police are searching for two suspects who are wanted in connection with a robbery investigation in North York. According to investigators, police were called to the area of Bathurst Street and Cedarcroft Boulevard at approximately 7 p.m. on Thursday. Police said the victim was selling a high-value trading card online and made arrangements to …

Denio Lourenco · 3d ago
Toronto StarCentre-Left·justice

LA to pay $11.8 million to man blinded by police projectile during Dodgers celebration

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The city of Los Angeles must pay $11.8 million to a man who was blinded by a projectile fired into a crowd by police officers while he was celebrating the Dodgers 2020 World Series win.

Jaimie Ding The Associated Press · 3d ago
CityNews TorontoCentre·justice

LA to pay $11.8 million to man blinded by police projectile during Dodgers celebration

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The city of Los Angeles must pay $11.8 million to a man who was blinded by a projectile fired into a crowd by police officers while he was celebrating the Dodgers 2020 World Series win. A federal jury ordered the payment Thursday after a trial brought by 27-year-old Isaac Castellanos, who …

News Staff · 3d ago
Fox NewsRight·justice

Alleged Irish cartel boss arrested in covert operation on organized crime charges after years-long manhunt

International fugitive Daniel Kinahan, alleged leader of Ireland's Kinahan cartel, was arrested in Dubai this week on organized crime charges.

3d ago
Global NewsCentre·environment

Federal government puts timeline in place for Port of Churchill project: Kinew

Manitoba's premier says Ottawa has hinted it wants liquefied natural gas shipping out of Churchill by 2030 or federal support for an expansion of a port could be off the table.

Kevin Hirschfield · 3d ago
Toronto StarCentre-Left·healthcare

Three people in hospital after 'significant' residential fire in Mississauga

Neighbours tried to rescue people from the burning home in the Erin Mills Parkway and Dundas Street West area Friday night before firefighters arrived.

dyaqoob@thestar.ca (Daniyah Yaqoob) · 3d ago
Prince Albert Daily HeraldCentre·trade

Pokemon trade meet aims to connect Prince Albert collectors

Prince Albert fans will soon have a new place to meet, trade and compare collections as Tramp’s Music & Books hosts a Pokemon trade event on May 3. The event will run from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. and is open to collectors of all ages. Organizer Alice Read said the idea grew out of … The post Pokemon trade meet aims to connect Prince Albert collectors first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

Arjun Pillai · 3d ago
Toronto StarCentre-Left

US and Cuban officials met recently in Havana amid new diplomatic push

WASHINGTON (AP) — An American delegation recently met with Cuban government officials in the island nation, marking a renewed diplomatic push even as U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to intervene and Cuba's leader said this week that his country…

Matthew Lee The Associated Press · 3d ago
CityNews TorontoCentre

US and Cuban officials met recently in Havana amid new diplomatic push

WASHINGTON (AP) — An American delegation recently met with Cuban government officials in the island nation, marking a renewed diplomatic push even as U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to intervene and Cuba’s leader said this week that his country is prepared to fight if that should happen. A senior State Department official met with …

News Staff · 3d ago
CityNews TorontoCentre

Oscar Schmidt, Basketball Hall of Famer from Brazil, dies at 68

SAO PAULO (AP) — Oscar Schmidt, the Basketball Hall of Famer known to his Brazilian compatriots as the “Holy Hand,” died Friday. He was 68. Schmidt’s family said in a statement that he fought a brain tumor for 15 years “with courage, dignity and resilience . . . while remaining a role model of determination, …

News Staff · 3d ago
Prince Albert Daily HeraldCentre·education

Council to weigh encampment funding, shelter servicing, and U of S partnership Monday

The Prince Albert City Council will head into its regular meeting Monday with homelessness response, shelter development, and a new research partnership among the key items on the agenda. One of the biggest items before the council is a promised funding agreement tied to the city’s encampment response strategy for 2026-27. Administration is recommending approval … The post Council to weigh encampment funding, shelter servicing, and U of S partnership Monday first appeared on Prince Albert Dail

Arjun Pillai · 3d ago
CastanetCentre

Sports car burning on shoulder of Ponderosa Drive in Peachland (Peachland)

Heavy flames and black smoke can be seen from a car burning on Ponderosa in Peachland early Friday evening. Terry Jacklin told Castanet he was driving home from the South Okanagan on Highway 97 when he started seeing smoke up in the hills. Taking a detour up Ponderosa Drive, Jacklin said he found th...

Casey Richardson · 3d ago
Toronto StarCentre-Left

Pope Leo XIV's visit to an African church linked to slavery reflects on his own complex heritage

CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — The Church of Our Lady of Muxima was built by Portuguese colonizers in Angola at the end of the 16th century as part of a fortress complex and became a hub in the slave…

Gerald Imray The Associated Press · 3d ago
Prince Albert Daily HeraldCentre·environment

NDP highlights new Grid and Growth Plan in Prince Albert

The opposition NDP was in Prince Albert on Friday as part of a province-wide push to take the NDP’s new Grid and Growth Plan directly to communities. Grid and Growth is the NDP’s new 2026 plan around SaskPower and energy use in the province. “It’s a practical, made in Saskatchewan approach to lowering power bills, … The post NDP highlights new Grid and Growth Plan in Prince Albert first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

Michael Oleksyn, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter · 3d ago
Toronto StarCentre-Left·justice

Federal judge blocks Nexstar-Tegna TV station merger until antitrust lawsuit is settled

A federal judge has blocked a $6.2 billion merger of local television giants Nexstar Media Group and rival Tegna until an antitrust lawsuit is resolved.

Rebecca Boone The Associated Press · 3d ago
Toronto StarCentre-Left·immigration

Costa Rica takes in a second group of migrants deported from the US

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) — Costa Rica on Friday received a second group of migrants deported from the United States as part of an agreement to help the Trump administration’s latest policy of deporting immigrants to “third countries.”

The Associated Press · 3d ago
CastanetCentre·economy

CMHA Kamloops launching new program offering free financial assistance (Kamloops)

A new program launched by the Canadian Mental Health Association's Kamloops branch is offering free help with personal finances. In a news release, CMHA Kamloops said its Pathways to Financial Empowerment program will offer assistance with tax filing, benefits navigation, financial education and fin...

Kristen Holliday · 3d ago
CastanetCentre

North Okanagan Hospice Society hosting annual hike at Vernon's Kal Lake Provincial Park (Vernon)

The North Okanagan Hospice Society (NOHS) is calling Vernon residents for a colourful hike around Kalamalka Lake Provincial Park. The annual Hike for Hospice Society takes place Sunday, May 3, and this year's them is Colour in Motion. Attendees are encouraged to dress in their brightest colours and ...

Bowen Assman · 3d ago
Edmonton JournalCentre-Right·environment

Edmonton Oilers Power Rankings: Year-end list sets up playoff push

Our Edmonton Oilers player power rankings are back. Twice a month throughout the schedule, we will be ordering players based on their contributions and value to the club, taking into account recent feats, statistics, failures and some of the more intangibles. Here is our list this week: 1. Connor McDavid (Last week’s rank: 1) He …

Gerry Moddejonge · 3d ago
Global NewsCentre

Northwest Calgary family seeks answers after motorist crashes into home, drives away

Neil and Sherri Sponagle say they were asleep when the crash occurred on Wednesday night.

Craig Momney · 3d ago
Al JazeeraCentre

Trump thanks Gulf states for their ‘tremendous’ support

‘This will be a great and brilliant day for the world’ Donald Trump said as Iran fully opens the Strait of Hormuz.

3d ago
CityNews TorontoCentre·healthcare

3 people rushed to hospital after Mississauga townhouse fire

Three people were rushed to a hospital in serious condition Friday evening following a residential fire in Mississauga. Emergency crews were called to 3079 Fifth Line West, near Erin Mills Parkway and Dundas Street at approximately 6 p.m. for reports of a townhouse on fire. Police say a man in his 50s made it out …

Denio Lourenco · 3d ago
Toronto SunRight·healthcare

Toronto man, 40, accused of sex assault at Union Station; downtown robbery suspect caught

In addition, Durham Regional Police say an Oshawa woman and man are facing several drug charges

Spiro Papuckoski · 3d ago
Georgia StraightCentre-Left

On Our Radar: Everything is not what it seems in the Abramson Singers "Can You See It Now"

Someone is still looking into the light.

Mike Usinger · 3d ago
The TyeeCentre-Left

Searching for Penguins at the End of the World

A BC scientist makes the journey of a lifetime to study Adélie penguins in Antarctica.

Louise Blight · 3d ago
NPRCentre-Left·economy

Deaths of migrants in ICE custody hit record high under Trump

Twenty-nine people have died in ICE custody since October, the start of the federal government's fiscal year, already surpassing 2004's toll of 28, the previous record, according to government data.

Sergio Martínez-Beltrán · 3d ago
Global NewsCentre·environment

Edmonton fans and businesses prepping for Oilers’ playoff run

The countdown to the Edmonton Oilers' first playoff game is on, and businesses around the city are hard at work prepping for what they hope to be another long cup run.

Gates Guarin · 3d ago
BNN BloombergCentre·environment

Market Outlook: Gas price surge drives Canadians toward used EVs

Higher gas prices and falling EV costs are pushing more Canadians toward electric and hybrid vehicles in the used car market.

BNN Bloomberg · 3d ago
Global NewsCentre

Online gambling in Alberta to grow as private sports betting allowed in

Two major players in the online sports gambling industry are moving to enter the Alberta market as the province prepares to open iGaming to private operators this summer.

Karen Bartko · 3d ago
The TyeeCentre-Left

Vancouver Loves Its Goldeneyes

Fans have embraced the city’s first professional women’s hockey team.

Kristen de Jager · 3d ago
CastanetCentre

Star's Piggly Wigglys Sanctuary raising funds to build brand new houses for rescued pigs (Summerland)

A Summerland based non-profit foundation that rescues and cares for numerous pigs is asking for support from the Okanagan community. Star's Piggly Wigglys Sanctuary began with Faith Affleck caring for one sick pig in September 2021, and has grown to her caring for well over 30 pigs. Affleck moved fr...

Casey Richardson · 3d ago
Toronto StarCentre-Left·justice

A lead prosecutor in John Brennan investigation has been removed from case, AP source says

WASHINGTON (AP) — A lead prosecutor in the John Brennan investigation has been removed from the case after expressing concerns to Justice Department officials about the legal strength of a potential criminal prosecution of the former CIA director, a person…

Eric Tucker The Associated Press · 3d ago
The TyeeCentre-Left

The Prescient Parable of ‘Radioactive Emergency’

Set in Brazil in 1987, the Netflix miniseries invites viewers to compare it with public health crises in their own communities.

Crawford Kilian · 3d ago
Al JazeeraCentre

UN aid chief warns of possible ‘full-scale famine’ in South Sudan

UN aid chief Tom Fletcher says that South Sudan is at risk of slipping into 'full-scale famine and collapse’.

3d ago
The NarwhalCentre-Left

New ‘mosaic’ of national and provincial parks proposed in Manitoba

If approved, the Seal River Watershed, one of the world’s largest intact watersheds, could be formally protected

Julia-Simone Rutgers · 3d ago
Toronto StarCentre-Left·education

Peel police apologize after presentation to school board featuring Black gangs sparks racism accusations

The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board also apologized in a memo to staff — before softening its apology.

iteotonio@thestar.ca (Isabel Teotonio) · 3d ago
Vancouver SunCentre-Right·healthcare

New 'track and trace' program uses advanced testing and AI to locate origin of toxic drugs in B.C.

Victoria police chief says new B.C. system could be as important as DNA testing in advancing policing

Alec Lazenby · 3d ago
The TyeeCentre-Left

Inside the Vancouver Art Gallery’s Juicy New Show

‘Highlights from the Collection’ is a bravura celebration of artmaking and history.

Dorothy Woodend · 3d ago
Calgary HeraldCentre-Right

Bell: Calgary Flames — talk is cheap, fans don't need another con job

Calgary Flames talked a good game three years ago. Three years later, they have to start playing one.

Rick Bell · 3d ago
Al JazeeraCentre

Iran war live: Tehran says Trump made ‘false’ claims, amid peace talks

Tens of thousands of people forcibly displaced by Israeli attacks on Lebanon use first day of ceasefire to return home.

3d ago
Vancouver SunCentre-Right·healthcare

RCMP say two targeted stabbing incidents in Langley 'concerning' but not related

Police said three people were sent to hospital with stab wounds over two days

J.J. Adams · 3d ago
BNN BloombergCentre·trade

'They suck': Lutnick criticizes Canada's trade strategy

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick attacked Canada’s trade strategy today, adding, 'They suck.'

The Canadian Press · 3d ago
Toronto StarCentre-Left·defence

Roommates of man accused of killing 2 say a dispute preceded the Atlanta-area attacks

DECATUR, Ga. (AP) — A U.S. Navy veteran accused of killing two people and critically injuring another in a series of attacks in the Atlanta area had, shortly before the shootings, stormed out of his communal house after getting into…

R.j. Rico And John Hanna The Associated Press · 3d ago
DW NewsCentre

World Cup 2026: Fans to pay $150 for train ticket to stadium

Transportation costs for World Cup fans traveling to US stadiums could be more than 10 times higher than regular fares. Local officials and FIFA bosses are trading blame for the increased prices while fans feel fleeced.

3d ago
BNN BloombergCentre

Meta targets May 20 for first wave of layoffs; additional cuts later in 2026

Meta intends to conduct a first wave of sweeping layoffs planned for this year on May 20, with more coming later, three sources familiar with the plans told Reuters.

Reuters Staff · 3d ago
Global NewsCentre·technology

SAIT layoffs highlight funding challenges at Alberta post-secondary schools

A decision by the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology to lay off 30 employees is highlighting the funding challenges faced by post-secondary institutions across Alberta.

Ken MacGillivray · 3d ago
Vancouver SunCentre-Right·justice

B.C. judge rules arrest of ex-RCMP officer charged with helping China violated his Charter rights

Pre-trial judgment released Friday says RCMP illegally arrested ex Insp. William Majcher in 2023 at YVR for an offence under Canada's Security of Information Act. His trial on the charge is set to begin Monday

Susan Lazaruk · 3d ago
BNN BloombergCentre

Hot Picks: Streaming gains continue to reshape media sector outlook

Media stocks are in focus as streaming growth and dealmaking reshape the sector, with Roku, Universal Music and Fox highlighted.

BNN Bloomberg · 3d ago
The GuardianCentre-Left·justice

Family of US man who died after officer shoved knee into back sues police

Charles Adair relatives urge video to be made public after Kansas officer charged with second-degree murder Relatives of a man whom investigators determined died after a Kansas sheriff’s deputy shoved his knee into the cuffed man’s back for a minute and 26 seconds have filed a federal lawsuit. Attorneys for the family of Charles Adair renewed their demand on Friday that video of what happened be released publicly in announcing the wrongful death lawsuit. Continue reading...

Associated Press · 3d ago
Toronto SunRight·justice

South Etobicoke residents asking judge to halt work on city’s Third St. shelter

Lawyer for the New Toronto Initiative seeks an urgent hearing in the hopes of keeping the city from developing a parking lot near Lake Shore Blvd. and Islington Ave.

Justin Holmes · 3d ago
Vancouver SunCentre-Right

Vancouver Sun Run is this avid runner's favourite race

The Vancouver Sun Run hit a record 59,000 participants in 2009 then dropped after COVID-19, said organizers. Since then it has steadily increased from 35,000 in 2023 to 50,000 last year.

Cheryl Chan · 3d ago
CastanetCentre·trade

Founder claims U.S. firm staged ‘freeze out’ to strip control of major B.C. company (BC)

The co-founder of a major B.C. engineering firm claims a lawsuit accusing him of stealing trade secrets is part of a co-ordinated attempt by U.S. investors to seize control of his company. In February 2026, Allnorth Consultants Ltd. filed a lawsuit against Darby Kreitz for allegedly taking 187,000 c...

Contributed · 3d ago
Global NewsCentre

Elgersma turns focus to Bombers after U.S. pursuit

Taylor Elgersma doesn't view coming to the CFL and signing with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers this week as a consolation prize.

Globalnews Digital · 3d ago
Toronto SunRight·justice

Three men arrested, accused of carjackings and vehicle theft in Toronto

Police say another suspect is still wanted in investigation

Spiro Papuckoski · 3d ago
Toronto StarCentre-Left·healthcare

Toronto police drug squad officer pleads guilty to impaired driving, fleeing police

Brian Sukhram was arrested in 2024 after a crashing into police vehicles and injuring officers in Mississauga. He pleaded guilty to two charges earlier this year.

cleon@thestar.ca (Calvi Leon) · 3d ago
Montreal GazetteCentre-Right

Liberal leader nuances his pledge to use the notwithstanding clause on Bill 96

Charles Milliard adjusts his remarks to "maybe" after they spark an uproar in the English-speaking community.

Philip Authier · 3d ago
APTN NewsCentre

‘You better be careful’: AMC grand chief says her father warned her about Canadian government

Assembly of Manitoba Grand Chief Kyra Wilson says she was first warned about the Canadian...

Sav Jonsa · 3d ago
National ObserverCentre-Left

UCP move reveals potential for a Smith-friendly electoral map

Danielle Smith has said she will appoint a UCP-led committee to redraw election boundaries. The move could lead to partisan gerrymandering — and a proposal by two UCP MLAs provides a roadmap for a particularly slanted outcome.

Natasha Bulowski · 3d ago
CastanetCentre·healthcare

Northern Health loses appeal in vaccine-related dismissal case (BC)

Prince George-headquartered Northern Health Authority (NHA) lost its appeal of an arbitration award to a pediatrician fired for refusing to get a COVID-19 vaccination in 2021. In a BC Court of Appeal ruling on April 9, Justice Bruce Butler dismissed the NHA appeal of the breach of contract award of ...

Contributed · 3d ago
National ObserverCentre-Left·trade

'They suck': Lutnick criticizes Canada's trade strategy

Lutnick was responding to a report in the Financial Post quoting Canada's former chief trade negotiator Steve Verheul saying time is on Canada's side in trade talks because the pressures on the US will only increase.

Catherine Morrison · 3d ago
CastanetCentre·environment

Peachland firefighters preparing as summer approaches (Peachland)

Last year's fire season was a busy one in Peachland, with three significant wildfires near the town. And with not much winter precipitation and local forests already very dry, the 2026 fire season could be shaping up the same way, said Peachland Fire & Rescue chief Ian Cummings. 'I definitely h...

Contributed · 3d ago
Burns Lake District NewsCentre·healthcare

Police, scientists to ‘track and trace’ B.C.’s evolving illicit drug supply

But drug policy experts doubt it will make the drug supply safer

3d ago
Ottawa CitizenCentre-Right·defence

Ottawa Senators turning up playoff heat on Carolina Hurricanes

Game 1 of their Stanley Cup playoff series is Saturday afternoon in Raleigh, N.C.

Bruce Garrioch · 3d ago
Edmonton SunRight

Letters: Infill is not under attack in Edmonton

Should the city make it easier to have patios? Vote in our daily poll! Let’s get it straight right off the bat. Infill is not under attack despite what some in the industry may say. What is under attack is our communities. Infill builders are finally being held to account is what ‘s happening and …

Dave Breakenridge · 3d ago
Toronto SunRight·defence

MANDEL: Man with 'severe' schizophrenia guilty of murdering his mom in Etobicoke park

The judge rejected Colin Hatcher's defence of not criminally responsible due to mental disorder, finding he knew killing his mom was wrong

Michele Mandel · 3d ago
CastanetCentre

Two Nelson clubs unite to protect and restore the trails that define the city (Nelson)

They've been running these trails for years. Now they're fixing them too. The Nelson Running Club and Friends of Pulpit Rock Society have announced a formal partnership that will direct volunteer labour, fundraising muscle and community momentum toward some of Nelson's most beloved trail networks - ...

Castanet · 3d ago
Toronto StarCentre-Left·housing

Just how hard is it to be mayor? Canadian politicians weigh in, as Star launches 'If I Were Mayor' series

Current mayors Kathleen Rochon, Colleen Smook and former mayor France Bélisle discussed the perils and privilege of public office at a DemocracyXChange panel on Friday.

samohsen@thestar.ca (Sadeen Mohsen) · 3d ago
National ObserverCentre-Left

Federal government puts timeline in place for Port of Churchill project: Kinew

Manitoba's premier says that, in his meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney in Ottawa this week, an 'aggressive' timeline to get LNG shipping out of the Port of Churchill within the next four years was presented.

The Canadian Press · 3d ago
Vancouver SunCentre-Right

'Surrey, not Sorry' tourism campaign scrapped after outcry

Edgy, over the line or just confusing? Discover Surrey campaign meant to attract World Cup visitors alluded to a 'reputation shaped by old assumptions'

Glenda Luymes · 3d ago
National ObserverCentre-Left·environment

Canada's emissions reductions slowed in 2024, federal data shows

The latest annual account of greenhouse gas emissions shows Canada's emissions reductions slowed in 2024 to almost nothing.

Nick Murray · 3d ago
Fox NewsRight

Escaped wolf Neukgu returned to South Korean zoo after nine-day search involving thermal imaging drones

Neukgu, a 2-year-old wolf, escaped a South Korean zoo nine days ago and was safely captured after an extensive search involving drones and more.

3d ago
London Free PressCentre-Right·education

PHOTOS: Saunders vs. Oakridge, high school baseball

The Oakridge Oaks defeated the Saunders Sabres 5-2 in a TVRA baseball game Friday at Royal Field in Dorchester. Photos by LFP’s Mike Hensen mhensen@postmedia.com

Mike Hensen · 3d ago

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