In first interview of presidential campaign, Harris defends shifting from some liberal positions

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre defended candidate Aaron Gunn at a news conference in Osoyoos, B.C., stating that accusations against him regarding his denial of the genocide in the residential school system are "misinformation." Gunn had previously made posts claiming that the residential school system did not constitute genocide. Poilievre's remarks came after Gunn faced criticism for his controversial statements on this issue. Full Article

Hydro One is working with over 4,800 crew members to restore power to homes and businesses after an ice storm, stating that some of the hardest hit areas may not have power until later in the week. The utility has identified over 2,200 broken poles and is rebuilding sections of the grid, with the area around Kawartha Lakes having the most customers without power. Crews are facing severe damage and remote areas may face longer...

Abbie McDonough reflects on her childhood memories of campaigning with her late grandmother, former NDP leader Alexa McDonough, by knocking on doors together. Volunteering in this spring's campaign in her grandma's former Halifax riding has provided Abbie with an opportunity to honor and connect with her grandmother's political legacy. Through this experience, Abbie embraces the importance of continuing her grandmother's work in the community. Full Article

The Canadian Regiment of Fencible Infantry has a long history of crossing the border to participate in historical battle re-enactments with American groups. However, due to escalating tensions between Canada and the U.S., they have decided to stay in Canada instead. This decision marks a shift in their annual tradition of commemorating significant battles in North American history alongside their American counterparts. Full Article

Canada is considering the establishment of a spy service to gather foreign intelligence through human sources, particularly due to concerns about a less reliable neighbor and the need to stay informed about global events. The potential spy service would serve to enhance Canada's national security and provide valuable insights into international affairs. This proposal raises important questions about the balance between security needs and ethical considerations. Full Article

Enwin workers have been sent to Chatham-Kent and Orillia to assist with power restoration efforts following severe storms. The company is collaborating with other utilities to replace damaged infrastructure and expects crews to remain in the field through the weekend. Enwin assures that local electricity services will not be impacted as their operations team remains fully staffed to handle service needs in Windsor. Full Article