Canadians reject that they live on 'stolen' Indigenous land, although new poll reveals a generational divide

A teenage boy was shot in Toronto's Weston neighbourhood on Saturday night and was left bleeding outside a local health-care centre, where a witness reported that her pleas for help at the front door were ignored. This incident highlights concerns about the response to urgent situations in medical facilities during emergencies. More Context

A new mobile outreach van in Thunder Bay, Ont., is providing free drug checking services after the closure of the city's only supervised consumption site. This initiative aims to address the community's pressing needs amid the highest opioid-related death rate in the province, with advocates hopeful for its positive impact. More Context

Mike Smith, a former university basketball player turned executive, faced a traumatic custody battle after his marriage ended, resulting in limited access to his three children and leading him to explore medical assistance in dying (MAID). His experience reflects a broader issue where divorced fathers struggle against stereotypes and legal biases that often prioritize mothers in custody arrangements, despite research indicating the importance of fathers in children's development. More Context

Air India Flight 171 CrashOn June 12, 2025, Air India Flight 171, a Boeing 787-8, crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad, India, en route to London, carrying over 200 passengers, including Indian, British, Canadian, and Portuguese nationals. The incident, which resulted in a plume of smoke visible from the airport, prompted condolences from Indian and British leaders, while Boeing shares fell significantly amid growing concerns. More Context

Starting Sunday, the G7 Summit in Kananaskis, Alberta, will host leaders from seven powerful nations addressing economic instability and security, particularly regarding Russia's war on Ukraine. A significant security operation, led by the RCMP and involving multiple agencies, is in place due to heightened threats, including concerns following a recent assassination attempt on U.S. President Trump and the potential for protests. More Context

Kaitlyn Braun, a 26-year-old doula, received a prison sentence of three years after pleading guilty to multiple counts of fraud and harassment against fellow doulas, having previously violated a conditional sentence. Victims expressed skepticism about her rehabilitation, fearing she would re-offend, as her manipulative behavior caused significant emotional and psychological harm to those she deceived. More Context