PMO chief Nigel Wright resigns
Nigel Wright, Prime Minister Stephen Harper's chief of staff, has resigned. Full Story

Senate expense claim scandal dampers Victoria Day festivities

$590M Powerball winning ticket sold in Florida
A single winning ticket for a record U.S. Powerball lottery jackpot worth $590.5 million was sold in Florida, organizers said late on Saturday, but there was no immediate word about who won one of the largest jackpots in U.S. history. Full Story

North Korea fires short-range missiles for two days in a row
North Korea fired a short-range missile from its east coast on Sunday, a day after launching three of these missiles, a South Korean news agency said, ignoring calls for restraint from Western powers. Full Story

Cops probe possible links between Bosma suspect, missing woman
As forensic investigators begin to wrap up their look into two properties in Waterloo Region, many more layers and players have been revealed in the mysterious case of accused murderer Dellen Millard. Full Story

	Cops investigate possible links in Bosma suspect case
	Police investigate incinerator's role in Tim Bosma slaying

Spectator dies after stunt goes wrong at Edmonton SUV event
A 20-year-old woman is dead after she was pinned by an SUV in a “tragic accident” at a Jeep enthusiast charity event in downtown Edmonton, say witnesses. Full Story

Woman killed at show and shine Jeep event in Edmonton

Car plows through parade in Virginia, dozens injured
A car driven by an elderly man who may have lost consciousness plowed through a small-town parade of hiking enthusiasts in southwestern Virginia on Saturday, injuring dozens of people, nine seriously enough to be sent to hospitals, authorities said. Full Story

City axes bra ban at historic Milwaukee bar
The owner of a Milwaukee bowling alley and bar who was recently told to remove hundreds of bras hanging from the ceiling due to it being a fire hazard has been allowed to put them back up, WTMJ-TV reports. Full Story

Doug Ford defends Rob Ford in 'crack video' allegations
Toronto Coun. Doug Ford jumped to his brother’s defence Saturday after allegations surfaced that Mayor Rob Ford was filmed by drug dealers smoking crack cocaine. Full Story

		Group wants Victoria Day holiday to be renamed A group of prominent Canadians is asking Prime Minister Stephen Harper to change the name of Canada’s national Victoria Day holiday to Victoria and First Peoples Day. Full Story

Two charged with killing Malcolm X grandson
Two men arrested in the fatal beating of the grandson of U.S. civil rights activist Malcolm X were sent to prison on Saturday to await trial, a Mexico City court spokesman said. Full Story
Analysis: Paul Godfrey firing disgraceful
You’ve got to wonder what’s going on with this province. Full Story

Anglo-rights activists blast Quebec for new language bill
The Quebec government claims to be listening to the concerns of anglophones regarding a new language bill, but its actions don't reflect its words, two prominent Montreal anglo-rights activists say. Full Story

		Remarkable to witness birth of Eritrea On May 24th, the small but vibrant East African country of Eritrea celebrates its 22nd year of independence after winning a 30-year war to free itself from the shackles of Ethiopia. Daily Feature

PMO chief Nigel Wright resigns
Nigel Wright, Prime Minister Stephen Harper's chief of staff, has resigned. Full Story

Senate expense claim scandal dampers Victoria Day festivities

$590M Powerball winning ticket sold in Florida
A single winning ticket for a record U.S. Powerball lottery jackpot worth $590.5 million was sold in Florida, organizers said late on Saturday, but there was no immediate word about who won one of the largest jackpots in U.S. history. Full Story

North Korea fires short-range missiles for two days in a row
North Korea fired a short-range missile from its east coast on Sunday, a day after launching three of these missiles, a South Korean news agency said, ignoring calls for restraint from Western powers. Full Story

Cops probe possible links between Bosma suspect, missing woman
As forensic investigators begin to wrap up their look into two properties in Waterloo Region, many more layers and players have been revealed in the mysterious case of accused murderer Dellen Millard. Full Story

	Cops investigate possible links in Bosma suspect case
	Police investigate incinerator's role in Tim Bosma slaying

Spectator dies after stunt goes wrong at Edmonton SUV event
A 20-year-old woman is dead after she was pinned by an SUV in a “tragic accident” at a Jeep enthusiast charity event in downtown Edmonton, say witnesses. Full Story

Woman killed at show and shine Jeep event in Edmonton

Car plows through parade in Virginia, dozens injured
A car driven by an elderly man who may have lost consciousness plowed through a small-town parade of hiking enthusiasts in southwestern Virginia on Saturday, injuring dozens of people, nine seriously enough to be sent to hospitals, authorities said. Full Story

City axes bra ban at historic Milwaukee bar
The owner of a Milwaukee bowling alley and bar who was recently told to remove hundreds of bras hanging from the ceiling due to it being a fire hazard has been allowed to put them back up, WTMJ-TV reports. Full Story

Doug Ford defends Rob Ford in 'crack video' allegations
Toronto Coun. Doug Ford jumped to his brother’s defence Saturday after allegations surfaced that Mayor Rob Ford was filmed by drug dealers smoking crack cocaine. Full Story

		Group wants Victoria Day holiday to be renamed A group of prominent Canadians is asking Prime Minister Stephen Harper to change the name of Canada’s national Victoria Day holiday to Victoria and First Peoples Day. Full Story

Two charged with killing Malcolm X grandson
Two men arrested in the fatal beating of the grandson of U.S. civil rights activist Malcolm X were sent to prison on Saturday to await trial, a Mexico City court spokesman said. Full Story
Analysis: Paul Godfrey firing disgraceful
You’ve got to wonder what’s going on with this province. Full Story

Anglo-rights activists blast Quebec for new language bill
The Quebec government claims to be listening to the concerns of anglophones regarding a new language bill, but its actions don't reflect its words, two prominent Montreal anglo-rights activists say. Full Story

		Remarkable to witness birth of Eritrea On May 24th, the small but vibrant East African country of Eritrea celebrates its 22nd year of independence after winning a 30-year war to free itself from the shackles of Ethiopia. Daily Feature