What was said in Trump's meeting with Carney, including 'never say never' to Canada as 51st state

A coalition of Canadian Sikh organizations has urged Parliament members to denounce Prime Minister Mark Carney's invitation to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the upcoming G7 leaders' meeting. The call followed Carney's defense of the invitation, emphasizing India's economic significance and population. The Sikh groups, citing concerns over Modi's alleged involvement in the death of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, demand MPs reaffirm accountability for Indian officials' interference and violence in Canada, highlighting the...

Protests in Los Angeles escalate, endangering journalists. During ongoing protests in Los Angeles, Australian reporter Lauren Tomasi from 9News was struck by a rubber bullet while broadcasting live on Sunday. As tensions rose, LAPD forces attempted to disperse crowds, leading to chaotic scenes and Tomasi's injury, which she described as a risk inherent to her reporting duties. The incident drew condemnation from Australian politicians and highlighted the dangers journalists face while covering such volatile situations,...

SummaryOn June 6, 2025, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Canada will meet NATO's defense spending target of two percent of GDP this year, five years earlier than initially promised. His strategy includes investing in military personnel, enhancing capabilities, and diversifying defense partnerships, with a focus on domestic manufacturing. Carney also unveiled plans for a new Defense Procurement Agency, called for bipartisan support for defense investments, and emphasized the need for a new defense policy informed...

SummaryToronto businessman Anchuan Jiang and his companies are reported to owe over a million dollars in unpaid wages and fines due to failure to compensate employees. Some of Jiang's workers have been seeking their unpaid salaries for more than three years. Employment lawyers are advocating for the province to implement new enforcement mechanisms to prevent businesses like Jiang's from continuing operations until their workers are paid appropriately. Full Article

Canadian Swimming Trials At the Canadian national swimming trials in Victoria, 18-year-old Summer McIntosh from Toronto set a new Canadian record in the women's 800-metre freestyle. Competing in front of an enthusiastic crowd at the Saanich Commonwealth Place pool, she completed the race with an impressive time of 8:05.07. This achievement highlights McIntosh's talent and dedication in the sport. Full Article

After Crapaud lost its only family doctor in 2017, pharmacist Lisa Gallant spearheaded a grassroots initiative to create a local walk-in clinic. This effort has successfully transformed into a full-scale collaborative health centre that provides comprehensive care to the community. Gallant's leadership and dedication have been pivotal in addressing the healthcare needs of Crapaud residents. Full Article