Globe and Mail

◆ Trudeau calls Trans Mountain ‘imperative' for Canada's economy

◆ Ottawa contributing $40-million to railway crossing project in Edmonton

◆ Jason Priestley remembers Margot Kidder as being ‘full of love'

◆ Father of boy who died of meningitis ‘vindicated' by court ruling

◆ Doug Ford says he doesn't condone ‘lock her up' chants

◆ Howie Mandel on Meghan Markle, Just For Laughs

◆ Patrick Pichette says all you need in life fits in a backpack

◆ Golden Knights ‘satisfied' with effort in Game 2

◆ Quebec brewery concocts G7 beer ahead of summit

◆ Protest, Condemnation Follow US Embassy Opening

◆ Yanis Marshall says Deadpool suit was 'nightmare' to dance in

◆ Horwath has ‘no interest' in Ontario NDP-Liberal coalition

◆ Dozens Killed in Palestinian Protests

◆ Toronto bakery celebrates royal wedding with themed cupcakes

◆ Resilience Project puts Indigenous women's art on display

◆ Jets teammate calls Mark Scheifele's scoring run ‘unreal'

◆ Doug Ford says he is supportive of new Canadians

◆ Trudeau calls New Brunswick community's flood response ‘inspiring'

◆ Action needed against returning Islamic State fighter: Tories

◆ Freeland praises NAFTA ‘progress' as talks stop for weekend

◆ Raptors' president says firing coach Casey was ‘very difficult'

◆ New Leafs GM Kyle Dubas ‘excited' to work with coach Mike Babcock

◆ Kathleen Wynne says she won't ‘communicate like Doug Ford'

◆ Ottawa and Quebec to fund Lac-Mégantic rail bypass

◆ A glimpse of life of refugee Rohingya children as they attend school and find joy in dancing

◆ Globe Drive: Rolls-Royce enters SUV market with the Cullinan

◆ Blake Wheeler on the loyalty of Winnipeg Jets fans

◆ Harper has a right to his opinions on Iran nuclear deal: Trudeau

◆ Health, education big topics on Day 2 of Ontario election campaign

◆ Access to services among election issues for northern Ontarians

CTV News

◆ Fredericton prepares for arrival of thousands ahead of regimental funeral for officers

◆ Communities on evacuation alert in many areas of B.C. as wildfires flare

◆ City of Edmonton faces environmental charges for pesticide-related offences

◆ Judges, lawyers at odds over deal Canada pay $75M in '60s Scoop legal fees

◆ Canadian National Exhibition opens in Toronto amid labour dispute

◆ Vandals spray-paint statue of Sir John A. Macdonald in Montreal

◆ B.C. judge who cried during a victim statement won't recuse herself

◆ Case of women who climbed into crane cab in Toronto put over until next week

◆ Ontario girl, 12, dies in boating accident during family vacation in California

◆ Ottawa nanny charged in alleged assault of 2 children, police say

CBC Canada

◆ 'Anti-colonial vandals' deface Sir John A. Macdonald statue in Montreal

◆ B.C. judge refuses to recuse herself for crying in court

◆ Sign vandalized after MP Maxime Bernier calls out Winnipeg park for 'extreme multiculturalism'

◆ Smoke from raging B.C. fires seen from space by NASA satellite

◆ Canadians believe in immigration but concerned about asylum seekers: study

◆ Judge lifts publication ban on details of deadly Fredericton shooting

◆ Judges, lawyers at odds over deal to pay $75M in '60s Scoop legal fees

◆ Hundreds of patients in Ontario may have received less than full dose of chemo, cancer agency says

◆ 2 navy members facing drug charges after morphine pills seized in Halifax

◆ 3 dead after plane crash near Fort Simpson, N.W.T., 2 survivors treated

◆ Bank robber returns to the scene of his crime 60 years later - for lunch

◆ Crews watch winds closely as B.C.'s biggest wildfire grows near Prince George

◆ Edmonton students test wildfire-tracking satellite gear on space agency balloon

◆ How crossing into Canada helped this Little Leaguer reach the World Series

◆ World Wildlife Fund raises alarm about harmful 'grey water' in Canada's Arctic

◆ 'The best little prisoner we could ask for': Fawn dubbed 'Bambi' rescued by Sask. RCMP

◆ Canada's inflation rate rises to 3%, highest level since 2011

◆ Hundreds of patients may have received less than full dose of chemo, Cancer Care Ontario finds

◆ 'Billion-piece jigsaw puzzle': Canadians key to 1st complete map of wheat genome

◆ Missing girls found on bus around midnight, in pyjamas, with hand-drawn map to London Drugs

Toronto Star

◆ Toronto's red light cameras catch a record number of red light runners in 2017

◆ Line 3 subway service suspended due to flooding

◆ Law society triggers hearing into Diamond & Diamond's marketing, client referrals

◆ St. George Station resumes service after evacuation and lockdown over unconfirmed bomb threat

◆ Campaign issues expected to dominate Liberal cabinet retreat

◆ People used to move to the suburbs to save money. Now, nearly every corner of Toronto has downtown rent

◆ U.S. regulator approves Canadian purchase of Trans Mountain pipeline

◆ Canada's most storied pot felon ponders legalization

◆ Martin Regg Cohn: Doug Ford gives away the store on cannabis

◆ Heather Mallick: Is Maxime Bernier the new Sarah Palin?

◆ Citing ‘total disregard for life,' Toronto police concerned over shootings in Rexdale as they name homicide victim

◆ Royson James: Jennifer Keesmaat could tell Toronto the truth about transit planning - but will she?

◆ Shree Paradkar: Does Mammoliti care about the significance of the word ‘cockroaches' he applied to Jane and Finch constituents?

TSN.ca

◆ Batum, Jefferson lead Hornets past Trail Blazers

Reddit Canada

◆ [Announcement] Small rule update with regards to image posting - direct links only.

◆ Bienvenue au vendredi français! Pratiquez votre français ici! // Welcome to French Friday! Practice your french here!

◆ The cost of having a baby in Canada. Parking and coffee.

◆ Pedantic PSA - In Canada it's Cheque not Check

◆ Most CRA auditors polled say Canada's tax system is skewed to protect the wealthy

◆ EU supports Canada in Saudi dispute - Human rights: Brussels asks Riyadh for explanations

◆ Opinion: Should B.C. follow New Zealand's foreign buyer ban? New Zealand government has imposed a ban on non-resident buyers for resale homes – but will it help curb runaway prices?

◆ Banning cannabis concentrates 'Is the single biggest gift that the Canadian government could give the black market'

◆ A public thank you at a busy intersection in Edmonton

◆ "Alberta First Nation mourn firefighter who died battling Ontario forest fires"

◆ China Is Blaming Canada For Its Cannabis Problem But Is Producing 50% Of The World's Supply

◆ Lunch time North of Grand Prairie, Alberta

◆ Anglophones in Canada who wants to be familiar with Quebecois French, here is a great blog that teaches you just about everything

◆ Vandals spray-paint statue of Sir John A. Macdonald in Montreal

◆ Trump suggests Canada intentionally excluded from NAFTA talks

◆ The Liberals are playing dishonest games with stats to crack down on legal gun owners

◆ Canadians supportive of immigration but concerned about asylum seekers: survey

◆ Canada's annual inflation accelerates to 3.0 percent, led by energy

◆ Who's playing identity politics? Everyone

◆ Most CRA auditors believe Canada's tax system favours the rich

◆ Water in This [Nova Scotia] River Was Unsafe-Until One Kid Intervened

◆ My son (12) asked the neighbours' kid who just moved from B.C. if he wanted to show him around the neighbourhood and check the parks. The kid asked him if it was safe and if there are any bears or mountain lions around. WTH, this makes our coyotes problem in Montreal seem like a joke!

◆ 9 In 10 Canadian Tax Collectors Say System Rigged To Help The Rich

◆ Tariffs – No impact yet on consumer prices

◆ Thank you Mexico!

◆ 'Billion-piece jigsaw puzzle': Canadians key to 1st complete map of wheat genome

◆ Conservative MP Michelle Rempel: Fact-Checkers are Part of a Government Conspiracy

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