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B.C. Conservatives Bet on Forestry and LNG to Hit 3.2% Growth Target
Interim leader Lorne Doerkson claims revitalizing key resource sectors could generate $2.6 billion in new revenue to tac...
Alberta Teachers' Association Demands Clarity on Proposed Immigration Service Fees
Early referendum results suggest voters favor limiting service access and adding fees for non-permanent residents, leavi...
The End of Anonymity? Toronto Crime Stoppers Paralyzed by Massive Data Breach
A hack of the P3 software platform has exposed 176,000 tips and thousands of names, forcing Ontario police to sever ties...
Lululemon Fulfills Chip Wilson Pact with Tara Poseley Board Appointment
Lululemon Athletica Inc. has added former product chief Tara Poseley to its board, completing a strategic commitment mad...
The $25 Million Disparity: Why Miami is Eyeing the SEC and Big Ten
University of Miami President Joe Echevarria warns that the ACC's revenue model and lack of playoff influence could forc...
The Great Canadian Tech Divide: Growth, Value, and the Shopify Premium
While Shopify leads recent momentum, a deep dive into Trading Central's data reveals a massive gap between high-flying e...
Alberta's Clock Shift Cuts Into Morning Slopes in Bow Valley
Permanent daylight time is forcing Lake Louise and Sunshine Village to push back opening hours, sparking fears over tour...
The End of an Era: Remembering Country Icon John Anderson
From roofing the Grand Ole Opry to the Hall of Fame, the legendary 'New Traditionalist' singer has passed away at 71.
The High Cost of Speed: Why 56 Royal Society Fellows are Challenging Bill C-39
Canadian scientists warn that Prime Minister Mark Carney’s new infrastructure legislation could cause permanent ecologic...
Canada's Digital Safety Gap: Bill C-34 and the Regulator Race
Minister Marc Miller pushes for a social media ban for kids, but health experts warn the necessary regulator could take ...
Albania's Qamile Marra: The 117-Year-Old Challenging the World's Oldest Woman Title
With a birth date of August 19, 1909, Qamile Marra may be two days older than the current record holder, Ethel Caterham.
Alberta’s Business Elite Trade Separation Anxiety for Stability
After a decisive vote to remain in Canada, leaders in Edmonton and Calgary are pivoting from "pins and needles" stress t...
The 15-Year Demand: Seeking Justice for Kassandra Gartner and an Injured RCMP Officer
As a sentencing hearing unfolds for Peter Ashby, the court weighs a 15-year prosecution demand against a defense plea fo...
Rabies Alert in Vancouver's West End: A Rare Warning for Urban Wildlife Encounters
A rabies-positive skunk has sparked a health warning in Vancouver after biting multiple residents, highlighting the leth...
Nordspace Secures $20M DND Contract for Newfoundland Launch Pad
Nordspace has signed a 10-year, $20 million contract with the Department of National Defence, granting the military prio...
Ottawa directs diplomats to avoid U.S. midterm candidates amid interference tensions
Global Affairs Canada has instructed Canadian diplomats in the United States not to meet with or attend events involving...
Global Cybersecurity Storm Emerges as PHP Vulnerabilities Spur Widespread Outages and AI‑Assisted Attacks
A sudden surge of cyber incidents, driven by critical PHP flaws and AI‑automated intrusions, has forced governments, uni...
"All Over Her": TikToker Ellie’s Viral Account of Customer Harassment
A TikTok creator's viral stories about inappropriate male customers spark a heated debate on service-industry entitlemen...
Tracking the Exit: Conservatives Challenge Carney’s Immigration Targets
Conservative critic Michelle Rempel Garner is demanding stricter oversight of temporary residents and lower permanent re...
The Tsuut'ina Parkway: A 13-Year Journey to Connect Calgary and Taza Park
The completion of a long-awaited ring road segment marks a major milestone for the Tsuut'ina Nation and the Calgary sout...
Century Downs Bans Winnipeg Jockey Following Scarlett's Flower Abuse Allegations
A Calgary-area racetrack has revoked the racing privileges of a Winnipeg-based jockey after reviewing evidence of past a...
Royal Society fellows warn Bill C-39 risks irreversible harm, seek six amendments
Fifty-six fellows of the Royal Society of Canada are urging Prime Minister Mark Carney and parliamentarians to amend Bil...
B.C. Lions Rest Stars as Winnipeg Battles to Save 10-Year Playoff Streak
With playoff spots already decided for Vancouver, the final regular-season game becomes a desperate survival match for t...
Ontario to allow over-the-counter hearing aids later this year, province announces
Ontario will let adults with perceived mild to moderate hearing loss buy over-the-counter hearing aids without a prescri...
The Prop 39 Identity Crisis: Why Pete Aguilar is Fighting California’s Voter ID Measure
As the DOJ investigates noncitizen voter registration, California faces a pivotal choice on Proposition 39 and the neces...
Gender, AI, and Personal Scandals: The Marshall-Hamilton Kansas Senate Debate
As the November 3 election nears, Republican Roger Marshall and Democrat Adam Hamilton face off over transgender athlete...
Tom Hardy Defies MobLand Firing Rumors to Secure Season 3 Return
After a summer of intense speculation regarding his departure, Tom Hardy is confirmed to continue his role in the crime ...
Drake Maye and the Patriots' Defensive Wall Face Crucial Chicago Test
New England looks to extend a three-game winning streak as a dominant run defense meets the Chicago Bears' versatile off...
The End of an Era: EA Shuts Down BioWare and Kills Mass Effect 5
A massive restructuring at Electronic Arts has claimed one of gaming's most storied studios, leaving fans with a board g...
The Invisible Engine: How 24-Hour Interbank Loans Drive Global Markets
Overnight rates are the hidden plumbing of the financial world. Here is why a single day of borrowing between banks dict...