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- Quebec set to adopt secularism bill that bans religious symbols for state workers June 16, 2019No political party would dare reopen Quebec's secularism bill once it becomes law, Premier Francois Legault predicted Sunday as his government moved to force passage of the contentious Bill 21 before the legislature broke for summer recess.
- 'He was ditched:' La Loche victim spiralled without support, now going to prison June 16, 2019A promising football player whose dreams of playing professionally were crushed after a deadly school shooting in La Loche Saskatchewan has been sent to prison and his family says it's because he didn't get the mental-health help he needed.
- Federal cabinet decision on fate of Trans Mountain pipeline due Tuesday June 16, 2019The Liberal government's $4.5 billion gamble to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline in a bid to get it expanded will come to a head on Tuesday when the federal cabinet decides whether to sign off on the project for a second time.
- Toronto police seek 8 men after cruiser damaged in Raptors title celebration June 16, 2019Toronto police are asking for the public's assistance in identifying eight men wanted for damaging a squad car during the celebrations that followed the Raptors' NBA championship win.
- Alberta energy war room must avoid online morass, preaching to choir: experts June 16, 2019Tzeporah Berman only learned of her cameo appearance at an Alberta government news conference about its so-called energy war room after a flood of nasty messages.
- Lacrosse coach charged with assault after referee beaten June 16, 2019Ontario Provincial Police have charged a lacrosse coach with assault after they say a verbal dispute with a referee descended into a physical altercation at a game on Friday.
- Quebec passes controversial immigration reform bill in rare overnight vote June 16, 2019The Quebec government has passed a controversial immigration reform bill which will scrap thousands of ongoing applications to live and work in the province.
- Majority agrees Indigenous women victims of 'genocide' but not on how or by whom June 16, 2019Most Canadians agree that the murders and disappearances of Indigenous women amount to genocide, a new poll suggests.
- Manitoba Second World War veteran turns 100, receives France's highest honour June 16, 2019On his 100th birthday, a veteran from Manitoba was awarded France’s Legion of Honour in recognition of his role in liberating the country during the Second World War.
- Two dead, including one who police believe was a child, in Alberta house fire June 15, 2019Two people, including one who police believe was a child, have been found dead inside a burnt-out home in Plamondon, Alta.