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CBC.ca
Alberta says pipeline proposal on track for July 1 deadline, as uncertainty hangs over project
As a Canada Day deadline fast approaches for a pipeline submission to Ottawa's major projects office, questions still surround whether the proposal will be ready in time, and if the project is commercially viable.
Maple Leafs make forward Gavin McKenna first pick of NHL draft
The Toronto Maple Leafs drafted slick Whitehorse-born winger Gavin McKenna with the No. 1 pick on Friday night in Buffalo, N.Y.
Ottawa adds retired judge Corrine Sparks to diversity council after pushback over membership
The first Nova Scotian of African descent to be appointed to the province's judiciary, now retired, is joining the federal government's newly formed Advisory Council on Rights, Equality and Inclusion, after scathing criticism directed at Ottawa for its initial omission of a Black representative.
California appeals court upholds Weinstein's rape conviction, orders resentencing
An appeals court on Friday upheld Harvey Weinstein's 2022 rape and sexual assault conviction in California, but ordered his trial judge to resentence him.
B.C. launches probe into StubHub over World Cup resale ticket fiasco
British Columbia's attorney general announced an inquiry into online ticketing site StubHub, days after a CBC News investigation that revealed a mass failure by the ticket reseller platform and cancellation of thousands of FIFA World Cup tickets in Vancouver, Toronto and host cities across North America.
Senior leaders of Edmonton-based infantry battalion reinstated after investigation
The Department of National Defence has reinstated two leaders of a respected Edmonton battalion days after announcing they had been removed pending an investigation.
Here's a look at the controversial Palestinian exhibit unveiled at Winnipeg's human rights museum
After four years of development, a new exhibit focused on displaced Palestinians has been unveiled at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg.
U.S. strikes Iran in retaliation for attack on cargo ship in Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. struck Iran on Friday to respond to a drone attack a day earlier on a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz. It's the most significant test yet to an interim understanding reached a week ago by the two countries to begin working to end their months-long war and reopen the pivotal waterway.
Ex-husband found guilty of murdering Tatjana Stefanski in B.C. Interior
Vitali Stefanski has been found guilty of second-degree murder in the 2024 death of his ex-wife, Tatjana Stefanski.
Montreal film production lab to shut down, sparking calls from filmmakers for it to be saved
A Quebec facility that houses one of North America's only laboratories capable of developing film for professional productions is being shuttered, with the owner citing declining investment in local audiovisual productions as a factor.
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Toronto Star
Mississauga double murder suspect, Jordan Sangwin, seen in Etobicoke, police say
Sangwin was spotted Friday night in the Lake Shore Boulevard West and Yachters Lane area, near Humber Bay. He was seen Monday in High Park.
The ‘amazing story’ of Gavin McKenna, the 18-year-old Yukon hockey phenom who joins the Toronto Maple Leafs
Growing up in Whitehorse, McKenna was “a pretty normal kid,” says former coach Mike Tuton. But when it came to hockey, he showed an “unmatchable” work ethic. “He's been very hungry for this since a very young age.”
Polygamous sect leader convicted of abuse charges after girls found in trailer on Arizona highway
PHOENIX (AP) — A polygamous sect leader already serving a 50-year federal prison sentence for orchestrating sex involving children was convicted Friday on state child abuse charges after girls were found in an unventilated trailer he was hauling through Arizona.
Saks officially emerges from Chapter 11 bankruptcy with less debt and a new name
NEW YORK (AP) — Saks Global, the parent company of Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue and Bergdorf Goodman, officially emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy Friday with fewer stores, less debt, a more focused strategy to pamper the affluent — and…
The Maple Leafs take Gavin McKenna No. 1 in the NHL draft after all — with an assist from Justin Bieber
It isn't a stretch to suggest the 18-year-old from Whitehorse was overwhelmed by the moment.
Senegal vs. Iraq highlights, analysis: Senegalese fans celebrate huge win in Toronto and renewed hope for World Cup knockout stage
Toronto Stadium plays host to another World Cup match on Friday while Canada trains for a date with South Africa. Follow along here for live updates.
An east-end family just wants its turtle back after an attempt to do good went wrong
Cynthia Lam just wants to be reunited with her pet and is going down to the area near the Ashbridges Bay Yacht Club to search every day.
Mark Carney pitches public fundraising to restore 24 Sussex Drive
Carney said Canadians and philanthropic organizations will be asked to fund all or most of the work to “minimize the cost to government.”
Tempo bask in Marina Mabrey's aura after tying WNBA scoring record: 'Got this competitive fire'
Toronto star shares the mark of 53 points with reigning MVP A’ja Wilson and former Dallas Wings star Liz Cambage.
What World Cup media are saying about Canada: South Africans 'delighted' to play Canadians — 'We’re not playing a powerhouse'
With each team making its knockout stage debut at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, analysts see opportunity on both sides.
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Globe and Mail
Small plane crashes into Beijing’s tallest building
Security tightened around 109-storey China Zun tower as authorities restrict access and limit online discussion of the incident
China’s Geely to ship first Lotus EVs to Canada in July, ambassador says
BYD, Chery could finish procedures to enter Canada later this year, Wang Di says
A ‘living museum’ in the Swiss Alps marks the world’s only space dedicated to St. Bernard dogs
Tourists can watch live grooming and physiotherapy sessions, explore the mountain pass with augmented reality technology and learn more about the dogs
Israel and Lebanon sign framework agreement with U.S. in ‘first step’ toward peace
Trilateral agreement follows months of conflict between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah
U.S. strikes Iran in response to attack on cargo ship in Strait of Hormuz
Each country accuses the other of violating terms of ceasefire agreed on last week
Beijing’s tallest building damaged after small airplane reportedly crashes into it
Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post reported the crash in the city’s CITIC Tower; photos were quickly pulled from the internet
Ukrainians embrace Kyiv’s nightlife as a form of resistance
For many, enjoying life despite midnight curfew, threat of attacks and fatigue from bombardment is part of the fight
John Bolton, former Trump adviser, pleads guilty to illegally holding classified information
Plea deal could allow the former national security adviser to avoid time in prison and can be withdrawn pending a judge’s sentence
Ukraine’s push to de-Russify itself claims another head. A stone one, that is
A statue of novelist Mikhail Bulgakov, a Russian speaker born in Kyiv, has been removed from the city
Israel drops leaflets over town in southern Lebanon, ordering residents to leave, local media reports
It’s the first such order issued since a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah took effect
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Global News
Burnaby Urban Search and Rescue team deploys to Venezuela after deadly earthquakes
Seven members of Burnaby Urban Search and Rescue are now heading to Venezuela to help find and rescue people trapped by the earthquakes.
An ‘Omega block’ is behind Europe’s heat wave — can it happen in Canada?
The heat wave has pushed temperatures as much as 18 degrees Celsius above their seasonal average, according to the Reuters Climate Monitor.
Israel, Lebanon sign framework deal with U.S. seen as ‘first step’ to peace
The officials did not share details on the agreement, which does not include Hezbollah and prompted one of the group's officials in Lebanon to warn of civil war.
Trump vows 100% tariffs if Europe enacts digital services tax
In a post on social media, Trump took aim at European countries that he said are discussing “imminent” implementation of taxes on American companies.
Royal finances under the spotlight as King Charles publishes tax bill
The King only pays taxes on his personal income, which is generated from his privately owned estates, Balmoral in Scotland and Sandringham on the east coast of England.
How 24 Sussex compares to official residences in other G7 countries
The planned restoration of 24 Sussex Drive has renewed hope that the prime minister's official residence will once again be on par with those of other world leaders.
U.S. strikes Iran after Trump claims ‘foolish violation’ of ceasefire
Trump posted on Truth Social that Iran carried out a drone strike on a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz, damaging the ship's upper deck.
Sherritt shutting down Alberta refinery as feed from Moa mine in Cuba runs out
Sherritt International has shut down its Alberta refinery after running out of feed from its Cuba mine, as the company faces operational and financial challenges.
Death toll from Venezuela earthquakes climbs to 920, thousands more missing
Acting President Delcy Rodríguez announced the new toll early Friday as she welcomed the arrival of rescue crews from all over the world.
New imaging reveals hidden philosophy from scrolls buried by Mount Vesuvius
Researchers used AI tools to achieve the first complete viewings of closed scrolls burnt by the eruption that buried the Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum in 79 AD.
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New York Times
Heat Wave Takes Toll on Europe’s Infrastructure, Too
The devastating heat wave has exposed weaknesses in the continent’s infrastructure, much of it built for a cooler climate that no longer exists.
Earthquake Tests Growing Ties Between U.S. and Venezuela
The Trump administration said it would commit aid, at a time when it has been expanding U.S. commercial interests in Venezuela beyond oil.
U.S. Begins Investigating Polymarket, a Test of a Key Regulator
Last year, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission overruled its enforcement attorneys and killed a separate inquiry into whether the Trump-tied company was illegally serving U.S. customers.
Centrist Democrats Rebuke Party’s Left Wing: ‘We Are Capitalist, Not Socialist’
Following high-profile primary victories by democratic socialists, some moderate Democrats are advocating a different course, highlighting tensions in the party.
U.S. Strikes Iran in Retaliation for Attack on Vessel in Strait of Hormuz
President Trump on Friday called Iran’s attack on a container ship transiting the Strait of Hormuz a day earlier a “foolish” act.
What to Know About Problems at the Reflecting Pool and Trump’s Claims of Vandalism
The administration has provided little evidence to back up some of his assertions about the Lincoln Memorial pool. Experts say other factors could have caused the major problems that have plagued it.
U.S. Loosens Restrictions on Anthropic’s Mythos A.I. Model
The move de-escalates a clash between the Trump administration and the company over its cutting-edge artificial intelligence systems.
In Cuba, Where So Many Have Left, These Artists Have Stayed
Four young Cubans grapple with what it means to stay on an island facing unprecedented migration.
How the Reflecting Pool Turned Green: Missing ‘Bubblers’ and a Rush Job
Bulky “nanobubbler” machines were carted off ahead of a promotional event for President Trump’s Ultimate Fighting Championship birthday party.
Pete Buttigieg Says He Was Separated From His Children in ‘Swatting’ Attack
The former transportation secretary recounted being kept away from his 4-year-old twins overnight after an anonymous report accused him of posing a threat to them. The police said the report was false.
CNBC
From concerts to train rides, bots are winning the ticket wars — but they're only part of the problem
From concerts to train reservations, automated bots have become the latest target in the fight against ticket scalping.
Red-alert heatwaves are becoming Europe's new normal. Investors are paying attention
Temperature records were smashed across Europe this week, prompting several countries across the continent to issued high-level warnings about danger to life.
Trump admin allows Anthropic to release Mythos AI model to some companies, government agencies
Anthropic disabled access to its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models to comply with a government export control directive citing "national security authorities."
SpaceX will join Nasdaq-100
Adding SpaceX this quickly would make the Elon Musk company one of the first beneficiaries of Nasdaq's recently adopted fast-track inclusion framework.
U.S. strikes Iran after Trump accuses Tehran of ceasefire violation in Strait of Hormuz
The attack comes as the United States and Iran are supposed to be engaging in a 60-period of no hostilities as they hold talks to end their war.
Oracle stock has worst week since 2001 dot-com bust as AI financing concerns escalate
Oracle's surging spending, negative free cash flow and $130 billion debt pile are weighing on the stock.
China's Zhipu is closing in on top U.S. AI models with Anthropic and OpenAI held back
Zhipu's GLM 5.2 shows the AI fight is shifting to who delivers the most intelligence per dollar, making open source suddenly a real contender.
U.S. crude oil falls below $70, resuming losses after attack on cargo ship near Oman
Oil extended declines on Friday, with markets focused any further breakthroughs in the Middle East conflict, while absorbing a flurry of Persian Gulf news.
Micron sinks 6%, wrapping a wild week of trading that saw big swings
Micron Technology's shares tumbled on Friday amid a global sell-off in chip stocks.
Walmart heir Lukas Walton buys minority stake in the Chicago Bulls and United Center
Lukas Walton is the 39-year-old grandson of Walmart founder Sam Walton. He and his wife, Samantha, are residents of Chicago.
Washington Post
Ukrainian drones drive Russia to declare emergency in occupied Crimea
Weeks of punishing strikes have disrupted water, fuel and electricity supplies across the peninsula, which Ukraine’s president has vowed to reclaim.
When it comes to soccer, there is no such thing as a United Kingdom
In this year's World Cup, Scotland’s second favorite team is anyone playing England.
In AI race vs. U.S., China eyes a come-from-behind victory
U.S. AI companies seem to be in the lead, but that could be short-lived as Chinese competitors offer cheaper products with more commercial appeal worldwide.
From foes to ‘great friends’? Quakes test new U.S.-Venezuela relationship.
The country once rejected U.S. aid after a natural disaster. This time, it’s different.
King Charles reveals his personal tax bill. Spoiler alert: He’s very rich.
The first-ever tax disclosure by a British monarch was partly intended to contain the damage from revelations about the finances of the king’s disgraced brother, Andrew.
Rubio’s new job? Selling Trump’s Iran deal to a worried Gulf.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Arab Gulf leaders to reassure them that U.S. isn’t cutting them out of negotiations with Tehran.
Migrants not entitled to apply for asylum while standing on Mexico side of border, Supreme Court rules
The 6-3 decision clears the way for the Trump administration to resume allowing federal agents at the border to turn back asylum seekers before they enter.
BBC
Mahmood announces new asylum sponsorship route into UK
The home secretary says "capped safe and legal" routes would help to restore confidence in the asylum system.
VAR rules out late winner to deny Iran guaranteed last-32 spot
Shoja Khalilzadeh's goal is ruled out by VAR in injury-time denying Iran automatic qualification into the round of 32, meaning they will have to wait on other results to see if they go through as one of the best third-placed sides.
Hottest June day record broken for third day in row as temperature hits 37.3C
Suffolk saw the highest temperature on Friday - but many will feel the heatwave begin to ease over the weekend.
'Burnham election call' and 'Too hot for tennis'
Andy Burnham and the record-breaking heatwave across the UK and Europe is prominent across Saturday's papers.
Venezuela earthquakes kill 920 people as international rescue teams arrive
Hundreds are still feared trapped under the rubble, as families desperate for news.
'I leave nothing' - the end of 'toxic' Bielsa's Uruguay reign
With Uruguay eliminated from the 2026 World Cup, BBC Sport looks at what has gone wrong for them under colourful coach Marcelo Bielsa.
How Cape Verde stunned World Cup to set up Argentina tie
How has a group of islands with just 525,000 inhabitants made it to the knockout rounds of the World Cup?
How Cape Verde stunned World Cup to set up Argentina tie
How has a group of islands with just 525,000 inhabitants made it to the knockout rounds of the World Cup?
Are we in for a summer of serial heatwaves?
Forecasters have suggested that summer is likely to be warmer than average with an increased chance of more heatwaves, as Simon King explains.
Billionaire Leon Black walks out of Epstein investigation hearing
The House panel then issued subpoenas demanding the private equity tycoon, who co-founded Apollo Global Management, testify on camera and under oath.
The Independent
Iran-US war latest: US military carries out strikes on Iran after ships struck by drones in Strait of Hormuz
Trump accuses Tehran of 'foolish violation' of ceasefire after ships struck by drones in Strait of Hormuz
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Zelensky tells Putin to ‘take a step towards peace’ after ordering 40-day offensive
Zelensky ordered the 40-day offensive after consulting the head of the Ukrainian security service
In Rwanda, a royal herd of cattle is treated to poetry and cultural reverence
Rwanda’s renowned Inyambo cows graze at the King’s Palace Museum, symbolizing the nation’s rich cultural heritage
People aren’t the only ones hit by heat. What to do if you see wildlife affected by hot temperatures
As Europe scorches under extreme heat, people aren’t the only ones impacted by the high temperatures and humidity
There's a beef about beef at the World Cup, as Argentina fans pour into Texas
Drop thousands of Argentina fans into Texas for the World Cup and the debate is inevitable
Older buildings and substandard construction left Venezuela vulnerable to earthquakes
Older buildings, substandard construction and geography left many neighborhoods in Venezuela vulnerable to collapse in strong earthquakes like the ones that struck the country this week
Crucial window for rescuing survivors narrows as Venezuela enters third day after deadly twin quakes
The situation has grown more desperate by the hour in Venezuela as people dig through the rubble of collapsed homes and apartment buildings
States seek to lower drug prices by targeting the companies that manage them for health plans
Legislators across the U.S. are trying to lower prescription costs by reining in big companies that handle drug coverage for health insurers
Dangerous weather hampers firefighters and leads to fireworks bans in western US
The largest fire in the United States has marched through thousands of acres of tinder-dry forest in Utah, fueled by conditions that fire managers and experts call unprecedented
Heavy rain pounds western Japan as 2 tropical storms approach
Heavy downpours have triggered flooding in western Japan as two approaching tropical storms added to a seasonal rain front already stuck above the country
