Black community calls on Montreal to recognize notable figures

The Okanagan Humane Society has rescued 21 cats, which will undergo veterinary assessments before being made available for adoption. The organization is also urging the public to spay and neuter their pets to help control the animal population.

Ottawa's Minister has indicated a willingness to amend Bill C-9, which currently criminalizes the intentional display of symbols linked to designated foreign terrorist organizations. Senators have pointed out that the bill does not extend its protections to other hate groups, prompting discussions about potential revisions.

Ontario's privacy commissioner has stated that municipal regulations regarding privacy breaches should align with provincial standards to ensure proper reporting of such incidents. This statement follows a recent breach involving PowerSchool, highlighting the need for improved oversight in the handling of sensitive information within educational institutions.

Grey Cup viewership has surged to nearly 4 million, reaching an average audience of 3.985 million, according to Numeris data. This marks a significant increase compared to the average audiences for the previous two Grey Cup championship games in 2023 and 2024.

New research indicates that the most commonly used passwords are inadequate for safeguarding personal data online, particularly among younger users. This finding raises concerns about the security practices of individuals who rely on these passwords.

Conservative insiders report that Pierre Poilievre's office has been intensely focused on preparing for his upcoming leadership review vote following a disappointing election outcome in April. This scrutiny reflects concerns about his leadership within the Conservative Party.

A Nova Scotia judge is set to sentence a woman today who has been incarcerated since the age of 15 and has pleaded guilty to unlawful confinement. The woman's lawyer is advocating for her Cree identity to be taken into account during the sentencing process.

Canadians will receive a nationwide emergency test alert within hours. The test message will begin with an alert tone and will indicate that it is a test, requiring no action from the public.