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The coroner's inquiry into Normand Meunier's death, who became paralyzed in his arms and legs in 2022, concluded this week, focusing on his request for medical assistance in dying following a severe bedsore he developed in the hospital. The inquiry included testimonies from individuals familiar with Meunier's experiences, shedding light on the circumstances leading to his decision. This investigation aims to understand the factors surrounding his tragic situation and the broader implications for medical assistance...

On March 7, 2025, a mass shooting at the Piper Arms pub in Toronto, linked to an ongoing tow truck turf war, resulted in nine injuries but no fatalities. Toronto police have arrested ten suspects and are pursuing one fugitive, connecting the incident to a series of prior shootings and a robbery involving a group believed to be a hired band of gunmen. Chief of Police Myron Demkiw condemned the brazen violence, emphasizing the lasting...

SummaryThe Ontario government is allowing qualified U.S.-licensed health-care workers to begin working in the province prior to their registration with the regulatory college. Health Minister Sylvia Jones announced this initiative, emphasizing that it aims to increase the number of health-care professionals available in Ontario. This move is part of broader efforts to address health-care workforce shortages in the region. Full Article

Prime Minister Mark Carney is actively negotiating with U.S. President Donald Trump to secure a new trade and security deal that would lift tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum, which have recently doubled to 50%. Ontario Premier Doug Ford emphasized the urgency of these discussions and indicated that retaliatory tariffs may be necessary if a deal isn't reached soon. In parallel, federal officials are meeting with industry leaders to devise strategies to protect Canada's steel...

Government House Leader Steven MacKinnon speaks with reporters outside of the Liberal caucus meeting in West Block on Wednesday, June 4, 2025. OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal government successfully navigated its first major confidence test by adopting its throne speech reply without a vote, utilizing an obscure parliamentary maneuver. The motion moved by Liberal MP Kevin Lamoureux passed without objection, indicating potential tacit agreement from opposition parties, despite Interim NDP leader Don Davies’s...

In Game One of the 2025 Stanley Cup Final, Brad Marchand of the Florida Panthers scored a goal against the Edmonton Oilers, prompting the King of Donair in Halifax to offer free donairs to 1,500 fans who engaged with their social media posts. Despite Marchand's goal, the Panthers lost the game 4-3 in overtime. Co-owner Nicholas Nahas noted mixed reactions online, with some fans expressing support for Marchand and others voicing criticism, while he hinted...