Alberta premier says she likes Ottawa's speedy plan for infrastructure project approvals

Historian David Saint-Pierre dedicated months to locating an artifact from the Empress of Ireland, ultimately tracking down Ronald Stopani, who had recovered a Marconi wireless telegraph machine during a 1970s dive. In March, Stopani generously donated the artifact to the museum dedicated to the ship's history, marking a significant moment in preserving maritime heritage. Need More Context? 🔎

As cannabis becomes more potent and widely available, emergency departments report a rise in cannabis hyperemesis syndrome (CHS), characterized by severe vomiting and abdominal pain in frequent users. A study found a 13-fold increase in CHS-related visits in Ontario post-legalization, particularly among youth, highlighting the need for awareness among clinicians and the public about this condition. Need More Context? 🔎

Missiles fired from Iran targeted Israel in retaliation for a pre-emptive strike on June 13, 2025, aimed at its nuclear capabilities, resulting in casualties and damage despite Israel's missile defense systems like Iron Dome, David's Sling, and The Arrow, which collectively achieved an 80-90% interception rate. The effectiveness of these systems varies, with Iron Dome less suited for long-range missiles, highlighting the importance of U.S. support and potential inventory limitations in future engagements. Need More...

Chinoso Onuke, a 15-year-old student from Neelin High School in Brandon, is recovering at home after a 10-hour surgery following a sword attack by a masked fellow student. He described the terrifying incident, where he feared for his life while defending himself during the assault. Need More Context? 🔎

Quebec provincial police are searching for three-year-old Claire Bell, who was last seen on Sunday morning in Montreal's LaSalle borough. The investigation intensified after a brown chihuahua, believed to have been with her at the time of her disappearance, was found dead in the area. Need More Context? 🔎

People from over a dozen Manitoba communities affected by wildfires this spring are beginning to return home, although officials caution that the danger from fires remains present in the province. A helicopter crew is actively working on firefighting efforts in the region, as seen in a recent aerial tour near Flin Flon, Manitoba. Need More Context? 🔎