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Canada News
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Canada is grappling with record-breaking wildfires in British Columbia and Alberta, forcing thousands to evacuate as air quality alerts extend to Ontario and Quebec. Meanwhile, housing affordability protests have erupted in Toronto and Vancouver, demanding government action on soaring rent and mortgage rates.
Political News
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces mounting pressure over his government’s carbon tax policy, with Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre vowing to scrap it if elected. The Liberal-NDP confidence agreement remains intact, but tensions rise over pharmacare rollout delays.
Election News
Federal elections are set for October 2025, with polls showing a tight race between Liberals and Conservatives. Key battlegrounds include the Greater Toronto Area and suburban ridings in British Columbia.
Legal News
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled in favor of Indigenous land rights in a landmark case, granting the Mi’kmaq Nation greater control over coastal fisheries. Separately, a Toronto judge approved a $2 billion class-action settlement for victims of the 2018 Humboldt Broncos bus crash.
Entertainment News
Toronto’s TIFF 2025 lineup includes the world premiere of "Northern Lights", a Canada-U.S. co-production starring Ryan Reynolds. Pop superstar The Weeknd announced a surprise hometown concert in Toronto on june 20, with proceeds supporting wildfire relief.
Town
The Toronto Maple Leafs advanced to the Stanley Cup Finals for the first time in 22 years, while the Canadian women’s soccer team secured a spot in the 2026 World Cup with a decisive win over Mexico.
Forecast
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Vancouver: Smoky, 82°F (28°C) highs, 61°F (16°C) lows
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Calgary: Extreme fire risk, 88°F (31°C) highs, 54°F (12°C) lows
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Toronto: Humid, 84°F (29°C) highs, 68°F (20°C) lows
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Montréal: Thunderstorms, 79°F (26°C) highs, 63°F (17°C) lows
Upcoming Events
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June 5: World Environment Day (wildfire relief fundraisers nationwide)
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June 20-14: Montreal Jazz Festival (rs: Diana Krall, Jacob Collier)
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june 20: The Weeknd: One Night Only concert (Rogers Centre, Toronto)
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June 20: National Indigenous Peoples Day (celebrations coast-to-coast)
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June 24: Québec Fête Nationale (parades and concerts province-wide)
From climate crises to political battles, Canada faces a pivotal summer. Stay updated on wildfire responses, election developments, and major cultural events.
(Note: Wildfire conditions may impact event schedules in Western Canada.)
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