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Manitoba premier to speak about deadly bus crash : In The News for June 19

Manitoba premier to speak about deadly bus crash : In The News for June 19

In The News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is what's on the radar of our editors for the morning of June 19 ... What we are watching in Canada ...
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MPs call for reform of Canada's extradition system to avoid 'further injustices'

MPs call for reform of Canada's extradition system to avoid 'further injustices'

OTTAWA — The Liberal government should undertake a "comprehensive reform" of Canada's extradition law as soon as possible to prevent "further injustices" due to shortcomings, a House of Commons committee recommends.
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'A bit of help': Canadian Red Cross funding medical clinics for displaced in Ukraine

'A bit of help': Canadian Red Cross funding medical clinics for displaced in Ukraine

KORSUN-SHEVCHENKIVSKYI — Medical intern Alina Manko sits at a desk and speaks with a woman as other patients wait for their turn.
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Trudeau calls byelection in riding of Calgary Heritage for July 24

Trudeau calls byelection in riding of Calgary Heritage for July 24

OTTAWA — Voters in the federal riding of Calgary Heritage will go to the polls late next month.
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Quebec provincial police say man, 32, killed northeast of Montreal is homicide victim

Quebec provincial police say man, 32, killed northeast of Montreal is homicide victim

MONTREAL — Quebec provincial police say they are investigating a homicide after a man was allegedly gunned down in his car in a city northeast of Montreal. Police say Noël Garcia-Frias, 32, was found Friday in Charlemagne.
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'Deal with together': Manitoba community prays for victims of bus crash

'Deal with together': Manitoba community prays for victims of bus crash

DAUPHIN, Man.
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Canada, Ontario reach historic $10 billion proposed First Nations treaty settlement

Canada, Ontario reach historic $10 billion proposed First Nations treaty settlement

Leaders of the Robinson Huron Treaty Litigation Fund say they've reached a proposed $10-billion settlement with the governments of Ontario and Canada over unpaid annuities for using their lands.
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Quebec wildfire: Lebel-sur-Quévillon citizens return, but remain on evacuation alert

Quebec wildfire: Lebel-sur-Quévillon citizens return, but remain on evacuation alert

MONTREAL — Residents of the last community still evacuated due to the province's wildfires were permitted to return to their homes in northern Quebec on Sunday, but the homecoming could be short-lived as the local wildfire situation remains precariou
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In Labrador, those caring for a town's homeless population face backlash, criticism

In Labrador, those caring for a town's homeless population face backlash, criticism

HAPPY VALLEY-GOOSE BAY, N.L. — On a recent spring day in a sandy church parking lot in Labrador, Vanessa Hamel stopped mid-sentence to lean out of a food truck window and wave to an approaching group of people.
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Mayor of western Manitoba community says outpouring of support appreciated

Mayor of western Manitoba community says outpouring of support appreciated

DAUPHIN, MAN. — The streets of this western Manitoba city were quiet Saturday as residents awaited confirmation on whether they knew any of the 15 killed or 10 injured in a horrific highway collision this week.
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