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Ukraine's fight for 'the future of us all,' Trudeau says on surprise trip to Kyiv

Canada will spend $500 million to help Ukraine's military fight Russia's invasion, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Saturday in Kyiv, where he told the country's parliament they are in a battle for 'the future of us all.'

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks at the Ukrainian parliament in Kyiv, Ukraine, on June 10, 2023. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn)

Russian cargo plane seized by Canadian government at Toronto Pearson Airport

A Russian-registered cargo aircraft that has been grounded at Toronto Pearson Airport for more than a year was seized by the Canadian government Saturday afternoon and could now be redistributed to Ukraine.

Air Canada passengers frustrated after tech issue delays, cancellations

Last week's technical issues at Air Canada caused delays and cancellations and left hundreds of Canadians stranded and frustrated.

Here's how some of Canada's wildfires compare in size to cities, lakes

Fires across the country are burning millions of hectares of land but what does that really look like? CTVNews.ca compared the blazes to some cities and lakes in the country showing just how big they have gotten.

Public inquiry into foreign interference 'has never been off the table': LeBlanc

Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc says a public inquiry into foreign interference 'has never been off the table,' following the sudden resignation of special rapporteur David Johnston.

Lawmakers shouldn't wait for unmarked graves report to act, Murray says

Ahead of the release of her interim report on progress as Canada's special interlocutor on unmarked graves at former residential schools, Kimberly Murray says lawmakers at all levels of government shouldn’t be waiting for her findings to act.

Man arrested after breaking into Florida theme park, hopping into alligator enclosure and filming video for social media, authorities say

A man is accused of breaking into a Florida theme park, jumping into an alligator enclosure and filming a video for social media – a dangerous stunt that authorities say led to his arrest.

Unhealthy habits of university students could lead to future health problems

A recent study published in the peer-reviewed journal Preventative Medicine Reports by a group of international researchers has found that post-secondary students with unhealthy eating habits can go on to suffer from disease and mental health issues for years to come.

Three people charged in alleged abduction of N.L. teen after Amber Alert issued

Police in Newfoundland and Labrador say three people are facing charges following the alleged abduction of a 14-year-old girl.

Toronto

Russian cargo plane seized by Canadian government at Toronto Pearson Airport

A Russian-registered cargo aircraft that has been grounded at Toronto Pearson Airport for more than a year was seized by the Canadian government Saturday afternoon and could now be redistributed to Ukraine.
'Do not consume': Health Canada recalls brand of frozen berries sold in Ontario

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall for two kinds of Alasko brand frozen fruit due to possible norovirus contamination.
Someone in Ontario got an email telling them they've won $22M in a Lotto Max jackpot

Someone in Ontario will wake up to an email informing them they're $22 million richer.

Atlantic

Cape Breton tourism officials aim to clear the air after businesses impacted by N.S. wildfires

Although Cape Breton is hours away from the wildfires on mainland Nova Scotia, the head of Destination Cape Breton says some would-be visitors to the island have ended up with the wrong idea.
N.S. woman fined nearly $29,000 for outdoor fire as massive Shelburne wildfire burns

Police say a woman in central Nova Scotia has been fined nearly $29,000 for having an unsupervised outdoor fire in the midst of a provincewide fire ban.
New disc golf course headlines Shamrock Day in Saint John, N.B.

Disc golf lovers in Saint John, N.B., will no longer have to travel the province to play their sport. Shamrock Park now hosts a full 18-hole course for all to enjoy.

London

Protestors target Wortley Pride event, police step in as tensions rise

The second annual Wortley Pride festival was held on Saturday on the green in the village, drawing hundreds to take part in LGBTQ friendly activities.
'Tears were flowing': Rowbust Dragonboat Festival honours women who recently passed from breast cancer

Tears were flowing at Fanshawe Lake as the Rowbust drag boat team held a flower ceremony to honour those who have passed due to Breast cancer.
Loose dogs allegedly attack two cats in Central Elgin

OPP in Elgin County are investigating two animal complaints involving two dogs allegedly attacking and killing cats, police say the incidents may be related.

Northern Ontario

Someone in Ontario got an email telling them they've won $22M in a Lotto Max jackpot

Someone in Ontario will wake up to an email informing them they're $22 million richer.
Northern Ont. wildfire update, one new fire reported Saturday

There is one new confirmed fire in the Northeast Region as of Saturday. Here’s what you need to know.
Timmins Pride celebrates 10th anniversary with rally and parade

The annual Timmins Pride Rally and Parade in Timmins is celebrating a milestone -- its 10th anniversary.

Calgary

'I just miss him so much': Worker who died in collapsed trench remembered

A man who died after he was buried in a collapsed trench in Charleswood on Thursday is being remembered as a compassionate, kind and genuine person.
Canadian WW1 internment operations marked by new Calgarian Ukrainian monument

A memorial exhibit marking a dark part of Canada’s First World War involvement was unveiled in Calgary Saturday.
Alberta man charged after driving SUV through attached garage

A Linden, Alta. man has been charged after allegedly driving an SUV through an attached garage.

Kitchener

Crowds celebrate Pride in Waterloo region despite security concerns

Hundreds of people turned up for the inaugural Pride street party in Cambridge on Saturday, while others packed Victoria Park in Kitchener for the Tri- Pride event.
OPP investigating two-vehicle collision southwest of New Hamburg

Debris from a badly damaged car could be seen scattered across a rural road in Oxford County on Saturday afternoon following a collision in East Zorra, near Tavistock.
“Celebrate communities where everybody belongs”: Waterloo Belongathon aims to raise accessibility awareness

Hundreds of people walked and rolled into Waterloo on Saturday to highlight the importance of accessibility.

Vancouver

City of Delta taking steps to mitigate wildfire risk

As Metro Vancouver communities continue to encroach on nature, and a changing climate brings more intense wildfire seasons, local municipalities are taking steps to mitigate the risk of interface fires.
Hundreds displaced after fire breaks out in Maple Ridge

More than 200 people have been displaced after a large fire in Maple Ridge Friday night.
Severe thunderstorm watch issued for B.C. Interior

Parts of B.C.’s southern Interior have been placed under a severe thunderstorm watch, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada.

Edmonton

'Get out now': Officials urge people in Yellowhead County evacuation zone to leave as fire tears through the county

"If you're inside this evacuation zone, you need to get out of here." That's the key message the mayors of Edson and Yellowhead County want residents to hear after an evacuation order was issued for the area on Friday evening.
Apartment fire causes traffic delays in Eastwood area

Drivers are being asked to avoid the area of 82 Street between 118 and 122 Avenues while crews fight a fire at an apartment building
'Exciting and unique': Kingsway Mall growing rooftop garden for good cause

Kingsway Mall, once known as Kingsway Garden Mall, has gone back to its roots.

Windsor

'I woke up and my whole house was lit up': Neighbour helps rescue family from Windsor house fire

A Windsor resident is being hailed a hero after alerting a young family with a baby that their house was on fire early Saturday morning.
Brush fire in Malden Park not the result of a controlled burn

Brush fires are proving to be an issue as the dry conditions continue
Firefighters on scene of east Windsor house fire

Windsor fire crews arrived to heavy smoke on scene of a house fire in the city’s east end.

Regina

In Pictures: The 2023 Queen City Pride Parade

The Queen City Pride Parade took over Regina's downtown Saturday afternoon, as thousands of rainbow-clad marchers showed their support for the rights and equality of the LGBTQS+ community.
Summer in Saskatchewan could see three by-elections called for Regina and area

Residents in the Regina area will have be prepared for three by-elections that may be called anytime before the end of the summer.
Transplant may not be possible for Sask. girl who stole hearts on TikTok

A young Saskatchewan girl that stole the hearts of the province, and millions online, is back in hospital.

Ottawa

Four men injured in ByWard Market shooting

Ottawa police say four men were located on Clarence Street with gunshot wounds at approximately 1:30 a.m. Two of the men suffered life-threatening injuries.
Ukraine's fight for 'the future of us all,' Trudeau says on surprise trip to Kyiv

Canada will spend $500 million to help Ukraine's military fight Russia's invasion, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Saturday in Kyiv, where he told the country's parliament they are in a battle for 'the future of us all.'
Diving for debris: Kingston divers pull garbage out of Lake Ontario on day of cleanup, awareness

Our water sources are some of the most important resources we have in the world, so divers and volunteers came together in Kingston to clean up Lake Ontario’s shoreline on Saturday.

Saskatoon

Shooting in Riversdale under investigation: Saskatoon police

Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) were called to the Riversdale community Saturday afternoon after a woman was shot.
'This is a spending problem': Saskatoon business leader calls for 'mid-management' job cuts at city hall

The head of Saskatoon’s chamber of commerce responding with frustration to the city’s announcement of a $75 million deficit over the next two years — and the tax hikes that will likely be needed to help makeup some of the the shortfall.
Sask. small business makes final list for national 'Tales of Triumph' contest

A Birch Lake, Saskatchewan business is one of 15 finalists in Canada Post’s Tales of Triumph contest.