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Tariffs, Wildfires and AI on the Agenda as Canada Hosts World Leaders at G7
G7 Summit · Canada

Tariffs, Wildfires and AI on the Agenda as Canada Hosts World Leaders at G7

54% Center coverage: 175 sources
Prime Minister Mark Carney has tried to pare down Canada’s priorities as the G7 summit host, but there’s still a lengthy list of global issues for leaders to discuss over the coming days. “Leaders (will) meet at a moment of enormous flux globally, when tensions among G7 members are especially pronounced,” Carney’s foreign policy adviser David Angell told a panel this week. He did not directly reference U.S. President Donald Trump, who famously walked out of the last G7 summit Canada hosted in 2018.See the Story
Carney’s task at G7 will be to keep the group alive as experts question the outcome
Mark Carney · Canada

Carney’s task at G7 will be to keep the group alive as experts question the outcome

64% Left coverage: 25 sources
As Prime Minister Mark Carney gets ready to host U.S. President Donald Trump and other leaders at the G7 summit in Alberta, analysts say Canada’s most important goal will be to keep the G7 from falling apart — even if that means not issuing a joint statement. “Keeping this informal international organization together will, I think, be a mark of success,” said Sen. Peter Boehm, a former diplomat who played a central role in Canada’s participation in the G7 for decades. “The challenge I think that we will be seeing at Kananaskis is whether we still have like-mindedness in the G7, and whether that can still project (unity), in terms of dealing with some of the big global challenges.”See the Story
Canada's top doctor Theresa Tam leaving position when term ends June 20
Canadian Politics · Canada

Canada's top doctor Theresa Tam leaving position when term ends June 20

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World leaders may face wildfire smoke at Canada G7 summit
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World leaders may face wildfire smoke at Canada G7 summit

Control zones set up in Fraser Valley, B.C., after Newcastle disease detected

64% Left coverage: 11 sources
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has put up controls on the movements of birds around two commercial poultry farms experiencing the first outbreaks of virulent Newcastle disease in Canada in more than 50 years.British Columbia Politics · British ColumbiaSee the Story

Starmer Stands up for Canada in Wake of Trump Threats

56% Left coverage: 16 sources
Canadian Politics · United KingdomSee the Story

Carlota Ciganda Wins Meijer LPGA Classic for Her First LPGA Tour Victory in More than 8 1/2 Years

71% Center coverage: 95 sources
BELMONT, Mich. (AP) — Carlota Ciganda birdied the final two holes to win the Meijer LPGA Classic on Sunday for her first LPGA Tour victory in more than 8 1/2 years, while Lexi Thompson had two late bogeys to dash her bid to end a long drought of her own. Ciganda hit to a foot to set up her birdie on the par-4 17th, then made a 4-foot comebacker on the par-5 18th to avoid a playoff with playing partner Hye-Jin Choi. “It feels amazing, obviously, …Golf · MichiganSee the Story

3 things Edmonton Oilers need to do to stave off yet another gutting Stanley Cup Final defeat in Game 6

74% Left coverage: 19 sources
The Edmonton Oilers' Game 5 loss on Saturday night put them on the brink of elimination in the 2025 Stanley Cup Final.Connor McDavid · EdmontonSee the Story

'Gold standard': Plane spotters in Calgary hope for glimpse of Air Force 1 at G7

75% Left coverage: 24 sources
Airplane enthusiasts are setting up at the Calgary International Airport in hopes of seeing some exciting aircraft land for the start of the G7 leaders’ summit in nearby Kananaskis, Alta. Corbin Johnson wants to catch a glimpse of the plane carrying U.S. President Donald Trump. “Air Force 1 is certainly the gold standard, but I think myself and everyone else is very excited to see all the other aircraft are coming,” Corbin Johnson said Saturday, as he checked out a viewing area of the airport.Aircraft · CanadaSee the Story

U.K. PM Starmer in Ottawa to talk trade, Middle East conflict with Carney ahead of G7

68% Left coverage: 28 sources
G7 · CanadaSee the Story

Woman dead, child in critical condition after boat capsizes in Quebec

73% Left coverage: 15 sources
A woman is dead and a child is in critical condition after the boat they were in capsized Saturday morning in Quebec’s Mauricie region. Emergency services were called to the scene just before 11 a.m. for an unresponsive woman and child in the small municipality of Lac-aux-Sables, about 175 kilometres northeast of Montreal. Quebec provincial police spokeswoman Laurie Avoine says resuscitation procedures were performed on both before they were transported to hospital where the woman was pronounced dead.Accident · QuebecSee the Story

Health Authority Issues Warning as Measles Circulates in Northeastern B.C. Community

59% Left coverage: 22 sources
A health authority in northern British Columbia says measles is officially circulating in a remote community in the province’s northeast. Northern Health says multiple lab-confirmed cases of measles have been confirmed in Wonowon, about 89 kilometres northwest of Fort St. John, B.C. It notes the first case appears to have been travel-related, but now says the virus has spread and has been circulating in the area since late May. Northern Health says residents may have been exposed in several neighbouring communities including Fort St. John, adding one potential point of contact took place at the city’s hospital emergency room between midnight and 4 a.m. on June 2.Measles · British ColumbiaSee the Story

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