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E. Jean Carroll is set to receive $5.77 million — plus interest — after a federal judge ruled Trump must pay, rejecting his attempt to hold onto funds during appeal. The judge called Trump’s delay “stalling,” noting even if he wins on appeal, he can sue for return — but the jury already found him liable. Trump’s team is already preparing to appeal again, and the Supreme Court hasn’t signaled they’...

The President’s recent comments from Air Force One sparked global intrigue as he hinted at a potential U.S. move on Greenland—calling it vital to national security—while also pressing NATO allies on defense spending and Iran. Amid a tense NATO summit, the U.S. signaled possible troop reductions in Europe, citing a Pentagon review that’s already canceled deployments and cut resources. With 80,000 t...

FIFA World Cup quarter-finals are heating up—and Vancouver’s got you covered with epic viewing spots! From Hastings Park’s official Fan Festival to Shipyards’ massive outdoor screen, Surrey’s Civic Plaza with live music, UBC’s Norman MacKenzie Square, and Brentwood’s outdoor setup, the city’s buzzing. Indoors? Vogue Theatre and Hollywood Theatre offer free screenings with reserved seating, while R...

A tragic murder in Saanich has shaken the local Turkish community, as Mirac Kutbay, 35, died after being assaulted by a man he knew — Suleyman Budak, now charged with first-degree murder. The Canadian Turkish Educational and Cultural Foundation, mobilized by the Turkish Consulate, is urgently raising funds to repatriate Kutbay’s body to Turkey, with costs estimated at $15,000–$20,000. Within hours...

A stunning 32-hectare slice of Myra-Bellevue Park in British Columbia—packed with epic views, historic trestles, and vital wildlife corridors—is on the brink of becoming condos unless you act fast. The BC Parks Foundation needs $800K by April 14 to save it, thanks to a generous $1.6M matching donation from the Wilson 5 Foundation. This rare ecosystem connects two major parks and supports biodivers...

Three men convicted of brutally murdering an elderly couple are facing public scrutiny over a withheld trial video showing one of them handling a bat — described by prosecutors as the “smile of a murderer.” The victims’ children demand the footage be released, calling it a tribute to their parents and a warning against the perpetrators’ trophy-like attitude toward the crime. But the judge denied t...

A Saskatchewan farm hit hard by a devastating hailstorm is facing a heartbreaking loss — their strawberry fields are wiped out, and recovery this season seems impossible. The storm also damaged their corn maze and pumpkin patch, though those crops may still rebound. The former owners called it the worst damage they’ve ever seen. With a tough growing season already behind them, the farm is pivoting...

Maine’s Senate race just flipped on its head as Democratic candidate Graham Platner dropped out amid a sexual assault allegation — a move that could reshape the Democrats’ midterm strategy in a key swing state. Once seen as a long shot, Platner’s campaign was gaining traction, but his exit leaves the party scrambling to find a replacement capable of challenging Republican Susan Collins. Platner in...

Prime Minister Mark Carney received a bizarre NATO summit gift: an engraved pistol with a box of ammo—sent by Turkish President Erdoğan and given to all leaders. Canada’s strict gift rules require declaration and, if valuable, return. The pistol will be sent to the RCMP to be decommissioned, with ammo remaining in Turkey; it may eventually join a Canadian museum after safety measures. This inciden...

Get ready to move, groove, and celebrate Pride with Vancouver’s legendary queer funk band Queer As Funk taking over the Commodore Ballroom on Friday, July 31st. This eight-piece powerhouse, known for their high-energy blend of soul, Motown, and modern hits with a funky twist, has been turning dance floors into euphoric arenas for over a decade. Expect classics like “Express Yourself” and “Ain’t No...

Meta is building its largest AI data center outside the U.S. in Sturgeon County, Alberta—a $13 billion project spanning 270,000 square meters, powered by its own natural gas plant and using ultra-efficient cooling. The province sees this as a major leap into the AI and energy future, with local officials praising Meta’s commitment to environmental standards and responsible land use. Alberta’s cool...

Three Canadian suspects face U.S. charges in a massive crackdown on a transnational drug and extortion ring tied to the Bishnoi network, with allegations of murder-for-hire and smuggling. While the U.S. moves forward with indictments—including one for ordering the 2023 murder of a Sikh separatist—Canada remains silent on charges, sparking concern from former officers who warn the country lacks the...

China’s pouring millions into disaster recovery after deadly storms and a fatal landslide—Hubei gets 7.4 million dollars to rebuild roads and schools, Gansu receives 4.4 million for landslide victims, and Guangxi already got 14.7 million for floods. Eleven dead, hundreds injured from storms; 21 forestry workers lost in the landslide. Stories like Lu Xiaofei’s reveal families trapped, running out o...

E. Jean Carroll is poised to receive $5.8 million after a federal judge approved the release of funds held in escrow, stemming from the 2023 jury verdict that found Trump liable for sexual assault and defamation — a ruling upheld by the Supreme Court. The case traces back to 1996, when a jury convicted Trump of assault in a department store dressing room; he later dismissed her claims as political...

The World Cup is officially over in Vancouver, and the city is shedding its temporary tournament vibe—road closures are lifting, signage is coming down, and police presence is scaling back from 1,200 to 400–600 for remaining games. Key zones like Granville and Fan Fest still need security, costing $200K weekly, with final staffing decisions due July 19. Iconic decorations like Science World’s foot...

Eleven people were rescued after a canoe flipped in Burrard Inlet, with officers rushing in from a nearby World Cup security patrol—some even jumping into the icy water to save lives. All made it out safely, though cold exposure took a toll. The incident comes just a week after a deadly boat sinking off Richmond, reminding everyone: always wear a life jacket and never underestimate the water’s dan...

Vancouver’s Commercial Drive is booming with social housing—two major projects already approved since 2023, adding 284 units. Now, a new 21-story tower is in the works, featuring 239 market rentals and 40 supportive studio units for low-income residents, complete with on-site mental health, life skills, and meal support—all at a shelter rate of $500/month. The social housing will be managed by non...

A 17-year-old convicted of Misha Pavelick’s 2006 murder is appealing his guilty verdict, not the sentence, arguing the trial judge misdirected the jury on evidence and unfairly prejudiced his defense — potentially paving the way for a new trial before a judge alone. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is...

Starting Sunday, July 7, Forever stamps are jumping from 78 cents to 82 cents — a 5% hike that adds up fast. A book of 20 stamps? Now $16.40, up from $15.60. Don’t forget: metered letters, postcards, and international mail are also getting small bumps, with the Postal Service citing a “severe financial crisis” and rising costs as the reason. Prices are up nearly 5% overall, and while older stamps...

Spokane pastor Luc Jasmin Jr. resigned from the state Human Rights Commission after controversial remarks resurfaced from a March meeting, where he suggested Jewish people were “always crying” about antisemitism while other marginalized groups received less attention. Appointed in 2023, Jasmin’s son publicly opposed his father’s comments, and the commission ultimately passed the antisemitism conde...

A fast-spreading wildfire in the Boise Foothills has scorched nearly 5,000 acres since Monday, prompting evacuations, shelter setups, and a major emergency response — with officials pointing to human activity as the likely cause and aiming for containment by Sunday. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is...

Farmers in Abbotsford are racing against time to finish a flood protection dike they built without permits—facing fines but standing firm that they had no choice. After devastating floods in 2021 and 2025, the Dykman family started construction in December 2025, frustrated by a slow permitting process that dragged on for months. With materials ready and weather cooperating, they moved forward to p...

A boat capsized on Stuart Lake in B.C.’s northern Interior, but thanks to life jackets, two passengers swam safely to shore. The third, who wasn’t wearing one, clung to wreckage for 90 minutes before being rescued by an RCMP boat after yelling for help. Paramedics checked everyone, but conditions remain undisclosed. This incident follows a deadly charter boat crash off Vancouver’s coast — a soberi...

A tragic motorcycle accident on the Trans-Canada Highway near Chemainus claims a life after the rider lost control and flipped into a ditch. Emergency crews arrived but could not save him. Strangers stopped to help before first responders arrived, highlighting community compassion. Authorities urge anyone with dashcam footage or witness info to contact North Cowichan-Duncan RCMP at 250-748-5522. T...

Mount Royal Bagel Factory, a beloved North Shore staple since 1999, has abruptly shut down—leaving behind a cryptic “closed for the foreseeable future” sign, a disconnected phone, vanished social media, and no answers. Despite the silence, their website still lives and some bagels linger in local stores, sparking mystery and nostalgia for a community that once relied on their daily fix. Listen in...