Missing Toronto Jewish girl found safe; Canada looks to buy Swedish-made early warning aircraft; and more

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updated imagePolice released this updated image of Esther on Saturday. Photo by Handout/Toronto Police Services

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Missing Toronto Jewish girl has been found and is safe: police

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Police announced that they located 14-year-old Esther in a home on Thursday afternoon after she had been missing for almost two weeks. “Our investigation will now turn to whether or not there is any evidence of criminality associated to her prolonged disappearance,” a spokesperson said.

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Saab Model of GlobalEye, Saab’s Airborne Early Warning & Control (AEW&C) aircraft platform is on display at Saab booth at CANSEC defence trade show at Cohere Centre in Ottawa on Wednesday, May 27, 2026. Photo by HYUNGCHEOL PARK/Postmedia

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Canada is ‘on notice’: Ottawa turns to Saab as U.S. defence pressure builds

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The possible purchase of Saab’s Airborne Early Warning & Control aircraft platform could see Ottawa opting for a European product over two American options. Earlier this month, U.S. Secretary of War Elbridge Colby claimed “Canada has failed to make credible progress on its defence commitments.”

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debate Keith Wilson, left, debates former premier Jason Kenney on Alberta independence at the Grand Theatre in downtown Calgary on Monday, May 25. Photo by New West Video

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Carson Jerema: The separatist rebellion brewing in downtown Calgary

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With talk of a unilateral declaration of independence by Alberta separatists, “it is not at all clear that those who count among the independence movement’s leadership are actually committed to negotiating a deal or following the law. Things could become very ugly very quickly,” Jerema writes.

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Mark Carney Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks at a news conference on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Thursday, May 14, 2026. Photo by HYUNGCHEOL PARK/Postmedia

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Carney government abandons Trudeau-era effort to allow human rights complaints on online hate speech

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The controversial provision was repealed under the former Conservative government of Stephen Harper. Conservatives denounced it as censorship and warned that it risked flooding the human rights commission with sometimes frivolous complaints.

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A plane sits on the tarmac An arbitrator has upheld the dismissal of a former Sunwing pilot who sent an order for fried chicken and watermelon to his Black supervisor. Photo by Joe Gibbons/Postmedia

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Sunwing pilot fired over fried chicken and watermelon order sent to Black supervisor

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“On a balance of probabilities the grievor was not making a legitimate food order,” a labour arbitrator concluded, and the “only other explanation offered is that (he) intentionally sent an email that played on racist tropes.”

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