Canada ekes out narrow win over Germany at world juniors

The Law Society of Alberta has argued that Calgary lawyers Jay Cameron and John Carpay, associated with the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, should face disbarment for their conduct. The lawyers hired a private investigator to surveil a Manitoba judge presiding over their legal challenge against COVID-19 public health restrictions. This action is characterized as dishonourable professional conduct, raising serious ethical concerns within the legal community. Full Article

SummaryOn May 28, 2025, Prime Minister Mark Carney displayed a confident demeanor during Question Period in Ottawa, engaging with the opposition. Since the launch of his political career in January, Carney has emphasized the need for a departure from traditional political practices, stating, "this is no time for politics as usual." The effectiveness of his approach in navigating the complexities of political discourse, particularly during the contentious atmosphere of question period, remains to be evaluated....

Canadian swimmer Summer McIntosh, who won three gold and one silver medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics, plans to move to Austin, Texas, to train with renowned coach Bob Bowman after the 2025 World Aquatics Championships. McIntosh aims to win five individual gold medals at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, benefiting from Bowman's specialized approach for multi-event swimmers and his emphasis on mental resilience and performance perfection. Currently, she trains under French coach Fred Vergnoux,...

On the same day King Charles III praised Canada in a throne speech in Ottawa, Quebec's National Assembly unanimously adopted a motion calling for the abolition of ties with the monarchy, stating that Quebec is the sole custodian of its democratic expression. The motion, presented by Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, reflects a majority sentiment among Quebecers who feel detached from the British monarchy. Opposition parties criticized the monarchy's presence in Canada, while Québec...

SummaryDuring his first question period, Prime Minister Mark Carney faced scrutiny over the government's decision to delay the budget until fall and his ambitions for Canada as an "energy superpower." Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer criticized Carney for not acting quickly on the budget, pointing to Liberal policies that have impacted Canadians negatively. Carney defended his government's approach, promising immediate action on economic growth and nation-building projects, while also breaking with the tradition of answering all...

Indigenous leaders are urging Prime Minister Mark Carney to emphasize the potential of Canadian liquefied natural gas (LNG) at the G7 summit, highlighting its role in enhancing energy security and reducing emissions. They argue that expanding LNG export capacity is vital for improving living standards in Indigenous communities, promoting economic development and self-determination. The letter, signed by heads of five pro-development Indigenous organizations, also calls for Carney to adopt a more optimistic stance on LNG...