Liberal government tables border security bill with sweeping new data collection powers

Emerging research indicates that wildfire smoke not only affects the heart and lungs but may also impair brain function, leading to cognitive decline and increased mental health issues. Fine particulate matter can travel over 1,000 kilometers, causing health risks even for those not near the fires, with symptoms ranging from respiratory problems to anxiety and PTSD, particularly among vulnerable populations. Experts warn that the toxic nature of wildfire smoke, combined with environmental factors, poses significant...

Summary The Windsor Police Service arrested five suspects in connection to a May 17, 2025, whisky heist where over 1,000 boxes of Crown Royal, valued at more than $500,000, were stolen from a freight terminal. The suspects face multiple charges, including conspiracy to commit an indictable offense, while two additional suspects are still being sought based on surveillance footage. Investigators have recovered 66 boxes of the stolen whisky and are continuing their investigation, with more...

Summary Ajay Dilawri announced a historic $60 million donation from the Dilawri Foundation to establish the Dilawri Cardiovascular Institute at Vancouver General Hospital, inspired by the successful treatment of his father by Dr. David Wood. The donation, the largest in both the hospital's history and the foundation's, will fund a new multi-use tower and an innovation fund for cardiovascular research. The institute aims to revolutionize heart care with advanced technologies and a hub-and-spoke model for...

The murderous drug-trafficking network allegedly run by former Team Canada Olympian Ryan Wedding remains active in Canada despite efforts to dismantle the cartel-linked group, as confirmed by the RCMP to CBC News. Wedding was added this year to the FBI’s list of ten most-wanted fugitives. Full Article

Prime Minister Mark Carney's government has introduced legislation aimed at fast-tracking national interest projects, reducing the approvals process from five years to a proposed two-year goal, though this timeline is not guaranteed. The bill, presented by Minister Dominic LeBlanc, focuses on key infrastructure projects and aims to enhance internal trade and labour mobility by removing federal barriers while ensuring consultations with Indigenous peoples and provinces. Concerns have been raised by the Assembly of First Nations...

Summary Minister of Natural Resources and Forests Maïté Blanchette Vézina introduced Bill 97 in the spring to enhance the regional forestry economy and increase the industry's competitiveness. However, various stakeholders have expressed concerns that the bill does not adequately address the needs and challenges of the sector. The criticism suggests that the proposed measures may fall short of effectively supporting the forestry industry in Quebec. Full Article