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Israel’s Defense Minister Warns 'Tehran Will Burn' if Iran Continues Firing Missiles

Israel-Iran War · Israel

Israel’s Defense Minister Warns 'Tehran Will Burn' if Iran Continues Firing Missiles

54% Center coverage: 135 sources

Minnesota Lawmaker and Husband Killed, Another Lawmaker and Wife Injured in ‘Politically Motivated Shooting ’ by Police Impersonator

US Politics · Minnesota

Minnesota Lawmaker and Husband Killed, Another Lawmaker and Wife Injured in ‘Politically Motivated Shooting ’ by Police Impersonator

63% Center coverage: 97 sources

Two state lawmakers were shot in an apparent "targeted" incident on Saturday, officials said. Their conditions are grave. A source familiar with the matter tells ABC News that two of those shot are state Sen. John Hoffman of Champlin and state Rep. Melissa Hortman of Brooklyn Park. Both were shot at their homes, and authorities believe the shooter was impersonating law enforcement, the source says.See the Story

Canadians urged to ‘avoid all travel’ to Israel amid air, missile strikes with Iran

Canadian Foreign Policy · Canada

Canadians urged to ‘avoid all travel’ to Israel amid air, missile strikes with Iran

71% Left coverage: 21 sources

The federal government is urging Canadians to “avoid all travel” to Israel as the country exchanges missile and air strikes with Iran. The Canadian government says it issued the warning because of Israel’s “ongoing hostilities” with Iran. Meanwhile, Canada’s foreign affairs minister has asked Canadians in the Middle East in need of emergency assistance to contact the Department of Global Affairs.See the Story

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Toronto Pride Celebrations Continue Despite Financial Woes

Toronto Pride Celebrations Continue Despite Financial Woes

Toronto Pride Celebrations Continue Despite Financial Woes

Toronto Pride Celebrations Continue Despite Financial Woes

77% Left coverage: 13 sources

Pride Toronto said Wednesday it’s facing a $900,000 funding gap due to sponsors pulling out and the rising costs of running the festival. Executive director Kojo Modeste linked the corporate withdrawals to backlash against diversity, equity and inclusion efforts in the United States under President Donald Trump’s administration. Though this year’s Pride won’t look much different than usual, Modeste said next year’s festival is likely to be scaled down as a result of the shortfall – a move that will threaten its reputation and status. Google, Nissan, Home Depot and Clorox are among the companies that decided not to contribute funds this year.Pride Month · Toronto See the Story

PM Carney says he has no plans to tackle 24 Sussex question during his mandate

67% Left coverage: 21 sources

Almost a decade after 24 Sussex Drive was abandoned as the official residence of the Canadian prime minister, taxpayers are still shelling out tens of thousands of dollars a year to maintain the vacant property, and the new prime minister has signalled he’s in no rush to deal with the crumbling building. Prime Minister Mark Carney told reporters in May that it’s up to the National Capital Commission to decide what to do with 24 Sussex.Mark Carney · Canada See the Story

GUEST COLUMN: West Orillia is not right place for the new hospital

'When a process produces a result no one wants, there is a flaw in the process,' guest columnist says of 'preferred location' of new Orillia hospitalOrillia · Orillia Read Article

From swamp to salad bowl: Holland Marsh celebrating 100 years

'It’s one of the richest soils in Ontario and it’s very hard to find marsh muck anywhere in the world,' growers' association official says. 'It’s liquid gold'Ontario, Canada · Ontario Read Article

Canada's Felix Auger-Aliassime Falls to Taylor Fritz in Stuttgart Open Semifinals

67% Left coverage: 12 sources

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, CanadaSports · Stuttgart See the Story

COLUMN: Lightfoot family's roots run from England to Orillia

Gordon Lightfoot's great-grandfather settled in Ontario in 1869Orillia · Orillia Read Article

Emerging quantum technologies take the spotlight at Kananaskis G7 summit

87% Left coverage: 15 sources

The Liberal government has named quantum technologies as a priority topic for the G7 meeting in Kananaskis — placing the nascent tech centre stage at the summit for the first time. It’s a move meant to showcase Canada’s strength in the emerging field, which, like artificial intelligence, promises to transform many industries. AI is at a more advanced stage of development than quantum technologies, said Mark Daley, professor and chief AI officer at Western University.Technology · Canada See the Story

As Trump Heads to the G7, Canada Hopes to Avoid Another Charlevoix-Style Eruption

55% Left coverage: 22 sources

U.S. President Donald Trump is set to arrive Sunday in Alberta for the G7 summit — his first visit to Canada since leaving in a huff seven years ago. Ottawa could use everything from golfing and creative scheduling to special cabinet orders to make the visit successful and avoid a repeat diplomatic disaster. “He is somebody who is very prickly when he feels like he’s not being fully respected,” said Eric Miller, president of Rideau Potomac Strategy Group, a cross-border consultancy.G7 · Canada See the Story

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