7 h. ago Lethbridge police chief accused of breaking health rules during pandemic has complaint dismissed

In his decision, Presiding Officer Brett Carlson concluded the chief did not mean to break the rules, apologized and didn't do it again.

Science

11 h. ago 'Much of our history is nothing to be proud of': Dignity Forum premieres new Alberta human

Documentary aims to inform and to advocate for change, he says

Other

11 h. ago Trump 1st president excluded from NAACP national convention in 116 years

The NAACP announced Monday the group will not invite President Donald Trump to its national convention next month in Charlotte, N.C., the first time the prominent civil rights organization has opted to exclude a sitting president in its 116-year history. NAACP president Derrick Johnson announced the move at an afternoon press conference, accusing Trump of […]

Society

11 h. ago Embraer Feels Sting of Geopolitics After Losing Deal to Airbus

The politics of aircraft sales were on full display last month when President Donald Trump, touring the Middle East, helped bring home the biggest widebody order in Boeing Co.’s history.

Politics

13 h. ago Opinion: UCP's COVID vaccination folly puts children at serious risk

On May 27, the Journal of the American Medical Association Pediatrics published a patient information page about Long COVID in children. It states “Long COVID is common, affecting up to 10 per cent to 20 per cent of children with a history of COVID-19. With almost six million U.S. children potentially affected, this is higher […]

Science

13 h. ago ‘DISGUSTING:’ Ford condemns decision to grant bail in Peel’s largest drug seizure

Ontario Premier Doug Ford isn’t mincing words when it comes to the fact bail was issued to six of nine people charged in the largest drug seizure in the history of Peel Region. “This is disgusting,” Ford posted to social media early Monday morning. “We need the federal government to get serious about bail reform […]

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13 h. ago Here's what will replace Toronto's first suburban shopping plaza after 70 years

Toronto's first-ever suburban shopping plaza is destined for demolition after over seven decades at the Bathurst and Lawrence intersection.Conceptual plans to redevelop the Lawrence Plaza property at 534 Lawrence Ave W. first emerged earlier this year, and the push to demolish the plaza has since taken a big step forward with the submission of a formal planning application with the City of Toronto.Developer RioCan has entered into a joint venture with property owner the Milestone Group with hopes to transform the site — which has hosted a shopping centre since 1953 — into a new mixed-use community that would introduce significant residential density while preserving the site's importance as a retail centre.The project team announced in March that it has begun working on a "vision to reimagine Lawrence Plaza as a vibrant mixed-use community that celebrates its history and context."Locals got their first glimpse at preliminary concept plans for the redeve...

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14 h. ago Edmonton Oilers hope to join elite group of Stanley Cup champions who rallied in Game 6

Game 6 is Tuesday in Sunrise, Fla.

Sport

15 h. ago Jagmeet Singh apologizes for attending Kendrick Lamar concert after Drake calls him out

Jagmeet Singh apologizes for attending Kendrick Lamar’s Toronto concert after Drake called him out for his attendance amid an ongoing feud between the two rappers.

Other

15 h. ago Drake blasts ‘goof’ Jagmeet Singh for attending Kendrick Lamar concert in Toronto

Former NDP leader apologized publicly to Canadian rapper after pic went viral

Other

59 h. ago ‘Jaws’ turns 50: Dissecting the scariest two notes in film history

Duhhhh-nuh. Duhh-nuh. Duh-nuh. Duhnuh duhnuh duhnuh … If you grew up with brothers and some form of pool access in the 1980s, you probably played Jaws. Our version went something like this: One brother (the meal) treads water; another (the shark) swims around the depths of the deep end, waiting to strike; and a third […]

Culture

64 h. ago This Day in History: Vancouverites object to building city hall at 12th and Cambie

Vancouverites argued about whether to build a new city hall, and where to put it, for decades

Other

2 d. ago Spiegel: Increase in antisemitism shows Holocaust education is failing us

Jews have had an 80-year holiday from history — a brief pause in the centuries-long cycle of exclusion, scapegoating and violence. That holiday is over.

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3 d. ago The history behind Toronto’s own version of the 'Stonewall' event

It’s been over 50 years since the events of the Brunswick Four, when Toronto police brutally assaulted a group of lesbians for singing a parody at the city's Brunswick House pub. While some academics have likened this moment to Canada's "Stonewall" — as this was one of the first major gay or lesbian topics that received extensive press coverage in Canada — the Brunswick Four have only in recent years begun to receive the acknowledgement they deserve.  The event also helped popularized the term "dyke," a word now used for Dyke Marches, Dykes on Bike and other initiatives internationally."Honestly, they all seem to have just forgot about it," says Adrienne Rosen, the only member of the Brunswick Four who was wrongfully convicted. Rosen, along with Lamar Van Dyke and Pat Murphy (now deceased) were arrested.  "Outside of a few [in the community], the gay movement never rea...

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3 d. ago Timeline of Iran’s nuclear program and disarmament negotiations

Israel’s strikes targeting Iran’s nuclear and military infrastructure throughout the night of June 12 and the early hours of June 13 are a watershed moment in the region’s history

Science

3 d. ago Calgarian, 76, earns history degree from MRU, and plans to return in the fall

There's always time to learn something new 76-year-old David Jackson proves as he graduates and continues his university journey

Other

3 d. ago Calgary graduate earns history degree — 50 years after his last one

At age 76, David Jackson earned his history degree from Mount Royal University on Friday. He'll be back in class this fall, pursuing an anthropology degree.

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3 d. ago High court overturns B.C. sex assault conviction, clarifies ’confusion’ over evidence

The Supreme Court of Canada says a British Columbia man convicted of sexual assault in 2022 should get a new trial because social media messages used as evidence against him were admitted to court without a proper hearing. The court says the ruling confirms that it’s not just evidence about a sexual assault complainant’s history […]

Events

3 d. ago Mike Flanagan on ’The Life of Chuck,’ adapting Stephen King and his plans for ‘The Dark Tower’

'He's always writing about love, even in the scariest stories,' filmmaker tells Postmedia

Other

3 d. ago Gotham Dreams Realized: Museum of the City of New York Hosts Record

New York, New York, June 13, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — On June 11, 2025, in a spectacular evening that brought together icons from across New York’s sports, media, and entertainment worlds, the Museum of the City of New York hosted its most successful Gala in the institution’s 102-year history, generating over 2.5 million dollars. Honoring Candace […]

Sport