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Pope Leo XIV Convenes Rome Meeting on Implementation of Francis' The Joy of Love
Pope Leo XIV has invited 187 church leaders to a closed-door conference in Rome on Oct.
Ottawa Marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Parliament Hill
Ottawa marked the sixth annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with flag ceremonies and commemorative events o...
St. John's Hosts 135 Women for Cancer Support Conference at JAG Hotel
The Cancer Care Foundation brings together women from across Newfoundland and Labrador for a weekend of connection and h...
Alberta Pipeline Progress Fails to Sway Separatists Ahead of October 19 Referendum
Alberta's new oil pipeline to the B.C. coast advances, but separatist leaders say it does not change their push to leave...
From Screen to Cockpit: How a TV Show Helped Save a FlyDubai Flight
A passenger's obsession with aviation disasters became a lifeline when a co-pilot attacked the captain mid-air.
Ontario's $219 Million OSAP Scandal: Fraud Allegations Hit Academy of Learning
Government inspectors uncovered 'coordinated activity' and academic fraud at three career colleges, triggering a massive...
The Pacific Link Pivot: A High-Stakes Bet on Canada’s Energy Future
With a 1,200-kilometre route and a massive ownership split, the new 'National Interest' designation aims to fast-track o...
Edmonton's Autumn Surge: From the 40th EIFF to Ice District's Oktoberfest
A blend of independent cinema, Métis-inspired arts, and family expos transforms Edmonton into a cultural hub this Octobe...
Trump Signals Post-Election Escalation as 9,000 US Troops Surge to Middle East
A massive naval buildup and allegations regarding a FlyDubai attack push the US and Iran closer to a direct confrontatio...
Alberta's Oct 19 Vote: A 12-Month Barrier for Immigrant Social Aid
A proposed residency requirement for non-permanent residents could strip thousands of newcomers from essential child car...
US Markets Rally as Oil Prices Dip and Jobs Data Looms
Investors weigh falling energy costs against geopolitical tensions and the upcoming September employment report.
The Gilded Cage: US Consumer Confidence Plummets Despite Low Unemployment
A "low-hire, low-fire" labor market has left Americans feeling stuck, driving confidence to a decade-low ahead of the mi...
Barrie’s Zero-Encampment Milestone: A Victory or a Temporary Reprieve?
After a year-long state of emergency, Mayor Alex Nuttall reports no encampments remain on city property, but provincial ...
The Chilling Premeditation in the Abby Choi Murder Trial
Prosecutors allege the Kwong family purchased a meat mincer and electric saw to facilitate the 2023 killing of Hong Kong...
Hans Zimmer Sides with Canada Amid Trade Tensions Ahead of 2026 Tour
The Oscar-winning composer expresses deep affection for Canadian culture as political and economic friction grows betwee...
Heroism in the Cockpit: Captain Smit Machchhar’s Fight to Save FlyDubai Flight
An Indian pilot’s quick thinking after a co-pilot's stabbing attempt averted a potential disaster over Saudi Arabia.
EU Weighs French Diesel Release Plan Amid US Export Ban Threat
France is proposing a massive fuel reserve release to counter US pressure and prevent a potential diesel export embargo.
The September Shuffle: Why Toronto's Class Reorganizations are More Than Just Math
As GTA school boards move students to meet provincial mandates, parents and teachers warn that the annual reshuffle is c...
Bond Market Chaos Drags Hang Seng to July Lows Ahead of US Jobs Data
A surge in US Treasury yields to levels not seen since 2002 is rattling Asian equities as investors brace for Federal Re...
Quebec's High-Stakes Final Stretch: Can Paul St-Pierre Plamondon Secure a Majority?
As Quebecers prepare for the October 5 vote, party leaders are pivoting to swing ridings to capture undecided voters.
Quebec Election 2026: Anne Latendresse Runs for Québec Solidaire at 65
Anne Latendresse, 65, runs for Québec solidaire in the Quebec election 2026. Older women remain underrepresented among c...
Media Pressure Forces Scotiabank to Refund $35,000 Identity Theft Loss
A Brampton man was told he owed thousands for a fraudulent account until a news inquiry flipped the bank's decision.
Science Shifts, Conviction Falls: The Case of Jennifer Gaskin
A Toronto Appeal Court has overturned a manslaughter conviction after the medical basis for "shaken baby syndrome" was d...
The Sugar-Antibiotic Trap: How Sweets Fuel Dangerous Gut Bacteria
New research warns that consuming sugar while on antibiotics can trigger a bacterial surge, significantly increasing mor...
Heroism at 30,000 Feet: How Capt. Smit Machchhar Thwarted a Cockpit Coup
A FlyDubai pilot's fight for survival saved 182 passengers after a co-pilot's stabbing attack triggered a steep descent ...
Bond Market Chaos and Iran Tensions Shake Global Indices
US Treasury yields hit a two-decade high as investors brace for September jobs data and escalating Middle East conflict.
Carney's Airport Gamble: Public Skepticism Over Private Control
A new poll shows nearly half of Canadians oppose the federal government's plan to lease major aviation hubs to private i...
Burlington's $15M Lakefront Bet: Luxury Living at 140 Secord Lane
A massive 11,417-square-foot estate hits the market, blending resort-style amenities with a staggering annual tax bill.
The Royal Blueprint: How a Cape Breton Professor Shaped the New $20 Bill
David Johnson spent three years under a nondisclosure agreement to help the Bank of Canada redesign the nation's most co...
Academy of Learning's $219M OSAP Crisis: Fraud Allegations and the Fight for Eligibility
Three Academy of Learning campuses in Ontario face a legal battle after government inspectors flagged massive irregulari...