Alberta Measles Cases Outpace U.S.
Cases of measles in Alberta are growing fast, and now beat the entirety of the United States in quantity. Some physicians have noted that this may be due to low childhood immunization rates in the province that have removed herd immunity.
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Minister Defended Immigration Bid of Alleged Tamil Tigers Member
Before joining cabinet, Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree wrote letters supporting the immigration application of Senthuran Selvakumaran, whom Canadian officials had identified as a member of the Tamil Tigers, a listed terrorist group.
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Young Canadians Face ‘Youth-cession’ Amid Economic Strain
A new MNP Consumer Debt Index reveals that Canadians aged 18–34 are disproportionately affected by rising costs and stagnant wages, with 45% reporting financial anxiety and 37% living paycheque to paycheque.
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Small Plane Hijacking Grounds Flights at Vancouver Airport
A Cessna 172 allegedly hijacked from Victoria entered restricted airspace near Vancouver International Airport, prompting a 39-minute ground stop and diverting nine incoming flights.
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Global Vaccine Coverage Stalls as 14 Million Children Remain Unprotected
In 2024, over 14 million children worldwide received no vaccines, with nine countries accounting for more than half of these “zero-dose” cases. Despite modest gains in coverage for diphtheria, tetanus, and measles, experts warn that collapsing international aid and rising misinformation threaten decades of immunization progress.
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Fauja Singh, World’s Oldest Marathon Runner, Dies at 114 in Hit-and-Run
Fauja Singh, who began running competitively at age 89 and completed a full marathon at 100, was struck and killed by a vehicle near his hometown in India.
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Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown Under Police Protection After Death Threats
Peel Regional Police are investigating a death threat made against Mayor Patrick Brown and his family, prompting a security detail “out of an abundance of caution.”
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Poilievre Calls for Net-Negative Migration
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre stated Canada needs “more people leaving than coming” over the next few years, citing rapid population growth outpacing housing and job creation.
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