Could the Site C dam’s massive worker camp end up in a B.C. landfill?

Rapper Kid Cudi is set to testify in the high-profile sex-trafficking trial of Sean "Diddy" Combs, as prosecutors aim to paint Combs as the head of a criminal operation. The case took a dramatic turn when an investigator detailed disturbing findings—including drugs and guns—during a raid on Combs' Florida mansion.

What This Mean: This isn’t just another celebrity scandal—it’s a serious case with potential ripple effects across the music industry. If prosecutors can prove their claims, it could expose deeper issues of exploitation and abuse behind the glamour of fame. For fans and critics alike, it’s a sobering reminder of the dark side of power in entertainment.

Columbia University's graduation ceremony took an awkward turn when students loudly booed President Minouche Shafik as she spoke—a clear sign of lingering frustration after a year marked by campus protests, controversial leadership decisions, and strained trust between administrators and the student body.

What This Mean: This isn't just about a few hecklers—it's a snapshot of how deep divisions over free speech, protests, and university leadership have become at elite schools. When graduates use their big moment to voice anger, it shows these tensions won't fade just because the academic year is over. Other colleges (and their presidents) are probably watching closely.

Alberta's measles outbreak continues to grow, with 19 new cases reported in just one day. That pushes the total number of infections past 500 since the outbreak began in early March—a worrying milestone for public health officials.

What This Mean: Measles is highly contagious, and this surge in cases suggests the outbreak isn't slowing down. With vaccination rates dipping in some areas, health experts are likely sounding the alarm about potential wider spread. For parents, travelers, and anyone in close-contact settings, this is a reminder to check vaccination status and take precautions.