World Report

Louise Arbour installed as Governor General of Canada.
Southern Philippines rocked by deadly earthquake.
Iran says it is halting strikes on Israel, after both sides engage in most intense fighting in months.
Carney Government pledges new support for Canadian airlines and their workers, hit hard by rising cost of fuel due to Iran War.
Trial for man accused of causing devastating Palisades fire in California set to begin.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilieve set to push message of unity as he delivers speech in Calgary today.
Nova Scotia man says scammers stole $15,000 from his line of credit, and he wants TD Bank to be held accountable.

One dead and several wounded in a fresh surge of violence near the occupied West Bank following the checkpoint killing of a Palestinian infant.
Israeli warplanes strike a Hezbollah command centre in Beirut, defying a direct warning from U.S. President Donald Trump and threatening to collapse peace talks with Iran.
US Central Command shoots down two Iranian drones over the Strait of Hormuz following a night of missile exchanges.
Iran's World Cup soccer team arrives in Mexico after diplomatic tensions forced a last-minute training move from the U.S.
Peruvians vote in a presidential runoff election today, choosing their ninth leader in a decade.
The Nigerian army frees three hundred and sixty hostages from a Boko Haram stronghold, though officials confirm two infants died during the rescue.
At least twelve people are wounded after a shootout breaks out at a crowded community festival in Toledo, Ohio.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is heading to Europe this week for bilateral talks in France and Ireland before attending the G7 Summit.
A strict new U.K. passport rule creates a bureaucratic trap for thousands of Canadian dual citizens ahead of summer travel.
Prince’s estate unseals vault to release new track on what would have been his 68th birthday.

Prime Minister Mark Carney pitches A-I as a massive economic driver, amid mounting concerns over potential job losses.
Activists and unions in Mexico City launch intense protests ahead of the World Cup to force government action on local grievances.
Armenians head to the polls tomorrow for a high-stakes election that could see the country permanently break away from Russia's orbit.
Three Labrador RCMP officers are suspended following allegations an Innu woman had her hair forcibly cut in custody.
A Timmins, Ontario couple is celebrating a rare "Oak Anniversary" — marking eighty years of marriage.

Canadian economy adds a surprise 88,000 jobs in May as unemployment drops to 6.6 per cent.
Calls to fix an Alberta road intensify one week after a crash killed four people.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky issues an open letter to Vladimir Putin, challenging him to direct peace talks.
Five days of mass protests hit Albania over a $2-billion luxury resort project linked to Ivanka Trump.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says a two-year period of mass coral bleaching is over.
Three Scottish men extradited to Canada have pleaded guilty in the death of a beloved Ontario restaurateur.

PM Mark Carney to unveil national strategy for safe AI development in Toronto.
New details in a CBC investigation into AI deepfakes of dozens of Canadian women.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a renewed ceasefire; Hezbollah rejects the plan.
Campaigners launch massive "Reboot FIFA" drive demanding ethics probe into President Gianni Infantino.
Five Eyes alliance warns Chinese spies are using LinkedIn and Indeed to steal state secrets.
US House of Representatives pass resolution to prevent President Donalt Trump from taking more military action against Iran.
Allan Schoenborn, found not criminally responsible in the murder of his 3 children in 2008, now named Ken John Johnson, on conditional release.
Canadian goalie Carter Hart starring in Stanley Cup Final with Vegas Golden Knights, 1 year after sexual assault acquittal.