N.S. community gathers to help pod of dolphins trapped in mud

As of Friday, Alberta has reported 1,656 measles cases, the second highest in Canada, trailing Ontario's 2,353 cases, raising concerns that Canada may lose its measles elimination status by October. Experts emphasize the need for improved vaccination coverage and preventive measures, noting that recent immunization efforts in Alberta have resulted in over 92,000 vaccinations since March. Want More Context? 🔎

Police are searching for Mitchell Gray, 29, of Bracebridge, who is wanted for murder following the discovery of three bodies at a fire-damaged home in Muskoka. The incident, which began with a report of gunfire, prompted a shelter-in-place order for local residents as authorities investigated the crime scene, emphasizing that there is currently no threat to public safety. Want More Context? 🔎

A family involved in a police shootout in Montreal last year is suing the police force and the city, claiming that after the patriarch and his son were shot, officers handcuffed them and delayed medical assistance for nearly an hour. This lawsuit raises serious concerns about police protocols during critical emergencies. Want More Context? 🔎

A team of Canadian scientists has identified the cause of the devastating sea star wasting disease as the bacterial pathogen vibrio pectenicida, which has critically endangered sunflower sea star populations along North America's west coast. This discovery follows years of research and testing, highlighting the urgent need for conservation efforts. Want More Context? 🔎

Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that negotiations with the Trump administration are currently intense, emphasizing Canada’s commitment to seek a fair agreement despite the U.S.'s aggressive tariff tactics. He criticized the U.S. for using extortionate methods to secure deals from other countries, highlighting the unpredictable nature of President Trump's approach to international relations. Want More Context? 🔎

In less than 18 months, three men linked to Wapekeka First Nation have been fatally shot by police in northwestern Ontario, prompting an investigation into the latest incident involving Tyresse Kenny Padro Cree Roundsky, 23. Local legal professionals are advocating for enhanced safeguards in fly-in courtrooms to address ongoing community concerns. Want More Context? 🔎