Top storyRBC Economics Predicts Uneven Real Estate Recovery in Canada This Fall
Canada’s resale real estate market is showing signs of potential recovery, according to RBC Economics. The firm predicts that the market may begin to stabilize by autumn, though the recovery is expect…

Canada's Carney Advocates for EU Association Amid Trump Tensions
Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to address the European Parliament today, following a proposal for Canada to become the EU’s first associate member. The initiative, announced by European Commission…

Canada experiences widespread 911 outages
Emergency services across Canada faced significant disruptions as over 900 incidents of 911 outages were reported. Police departments in major cities including Toronto, Ottawa, London, and Waterloo no…

911 Service Disrupted Across Ontario and Canada
Emergency services across Ontario and parts of Canada experienced significant disruption as 911 systems went offline. Multiple cities including Toronto, Waterloo, and Winnipeg reported issues accessin…

Carney to Address EU Parliament on Canada's Associate Membership Proposal
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to address the European Parliament in Strasbourg on Thursday, following the European Commission’s proposal to grant Canada the status of an "associate member…

Body Identified as Missing Hiker in Grand Canyon Flooding
Human remains discovered in the Grand Canyon this week have been identified as those of a missing hiker, according to the victim’s wife. The discovery brings the confirmed death toll from the late Aug…

Marvel's Wolverine Game Faces Mixed Reviews in B.C.
Marvel's Wolverine game, released on PlayStation 5, has received mixed reviews from critics. While some praise the game's combat mechanics and visuals, others criticize its simplicity and performance…

Canadian police face 911 outages as service partially restored
Several Canadian police forces experienced intermittent 911 outages on Thursday morning. The issue affected multiple jurisdictions, though some services have since been partially restored. Emergency r…

Newfoundland and Labrador Legislators to Vote on Quebec Energy Agreement
Newfoundland and Labrador’s provincial legislators are set to vote on a proposed 50-year energy agreement with Quebec, as the legislative debate concludes. The decision will determine whether the prov…

Buckingham Palace Denies Claims About King Charles and Princess Diana
Buckingham Palace has firmly denied claims made by the brother of the late Princess Diana that King Charles III expressed that she would soon be forgotten after her death. The palace issued a strong s…

Alberta project aims to prove carbon capture viable
A Calgary-based company has launched a carbon capture initiative in Alberta, aiming to demonstrate the feasibility of the technology despite ongoing criticism. The project, led by a CEO who once faced…

Canada Considers EU Associate Membership Amid U.S. Concerns
The European Union has extended an invitation to Canada to become its first-ever "associate member," a proposal that has sparked both interest and concern. European Commission President Ursula von der…

Trump Calls Canada's EU Associate Membership a Hostile Act
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to address the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, following remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump. Trump suggested that allowing Canada to become an…

Canadian security expert labels Bishnoi gang as dangerous but not intelligent
A Canadian security expert has described the Lawrence Bishnoi gang as a dangerous group but noted they are not the most intelligent. The expert commented on a letter the gang sent to Canada's defence…

Trump Orders Removal of Canadian Goods from U.S. Procurement
U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order directing federal agencies to remove all products of Canadian origin from U.S. Government procurement. The directive, issued in a presidential…

Super El Niño to Shape Canada's Weather Through 2027
A powerful El Niño event is expected to significantly influence weather patterns across Canada over the coming months and extend into 2027, according to meteorological experts. The phenomenon, charact…

NASA observes early autumn color change in northern Canada
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has observed the early onset of autumn color changes in northern Canada, capturing the seasonal transformation from space. While southern regio…

Newfoundland Votes on Energy Deals Amid Rising Fuel Costs
Gas prices in Newfoundland and Labrador have risen sharply, with diesel increasing by 13 cents per litre on the island and slightly more in Labrador. The Public Utilities Board reported the update, hi…

Canada's Premier Supports Carney's Airport Privatization Plan
Ontario's Premier Doug Ford has publicly endorsed Prime Minister Mark Carney's proposal to allow private investors to manage Canada's four largest airports. The plan, which includes Toronto Pearson, M…

Trump Accuses Canada Of Drug Issues But Excludes It From List
U.S. President Donald Trump has once again criticized Canada for not doing enough to combat drug trafficking, despite not including the country in a list of major drug-producing nations released by th…

canadian men's volleyball team loses to usa in norceca final
Canadian men’s volleyball team ended their campaign in the NORCECA final with a hard-fought loss to the United States. The match, held in Moncton, saw Canada fall short in a closely contested showdown…

Phillies dominate Nationals with Wheeler's seven-inning shutout
Zack Wheeler recorded his second shutout of the season as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Washington Nationals 7-0. The right-hander pitched seven scoreless innings, allowing just three hits an…

Okanagan Band Raises Flag at Vernon Cenotaph Park
The Okanagan Indian Band (OKIB) will install its flag at Cenotaph Park in Vernon, British Columbia, as part of a public ceremony later this month. The flag will be displayed alongside the Canadian, Br…

B.C. highway crashes spark calls for safety upgrades
A string of crashes on Highway 1 near Revelstoke, B.C. Has prompted calls for improved road safety measures. The incidents, which included fatal collisions and prolonged road closures, have raised con…

Oklahoma seeks rebound in game against New Mexico
Oklahoma's football team faces New Mexico in a crucial matchup following a recent loss to Michigan. Coach Brent Venables is focused on rebuilding momentum for the Sooners. The game is set to take plac…

Texas Investor Sentenced to 11 Years for Ponzi Scheme Involving NFL Player
A Texas-based investment firm's founder has received an 11-year prison sentence for his involvement in a Ponzi scheme that defrauded 64 individuals, including Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce…

U.S. bans Iranian residents from taking LSAT
The U.S. Has banned Iranian residents from taking the Law School Admission Test (LSAT), citing national security concerns. The decision affects Iranian nationals living in the country, with some Irani…

B.C. Premier Eby Faces Fiscal Challenges and Election Readiness Pressures
British Columbia Premier David Eby has acknowledged growing fiscal challenges facing the province, with economists warning that the current spending trajectory is unsustainable. A former NDP premier a…

Canada Seeks to Reduce US Dependence Amid Trade Tensions
Halifax is exploring ways to increase the purchase of Canadian goods and services as the trade war with the United States continues. Local officials are looking for strategies to reduce reliance on Am…

Three killed in flood on Navajo Nation
Three people were killed after being swept away by floodwaters on the Navajo Nation early Wednesday, according to authorities. The incident occurred in Newcomb, New Mexico, where heavy rainfall led to…

U.S. Military Adviser Warns Troops Must Prepare for Combat Around Moon
U.S. Military officials are preparing for a new era of warfare, with the nation’s top military adviser warning that troops must be ready for combat not only in Earth’s orbit but also around the moon.…

Canadian watchdog questions $1.4B research spending on Trudeau speeches and dancefloors
Federal watchdogs in Canada have raised concerns over the allocation of $1.4 billion in federal grants, questioning whether the research funded aligns with public interests. The focus of some projects…

B.C. Premier Eby Pushes for More Primary Care Access
B.C. Premier David Eby announced recent improvements in primary care access, stating that a million more residents now have a family doctor or nurse practitioner since 2018. The expansion is part of a…

Miami Hurricanes to Wear Nike Gear Starting 2027 for Over $200M Deal
Miami's University football team will return to wearing Nike apparel beginning in July 2027, according to an anonymous source. The deal, expected to surpass $200 million, marks a significant financial…

Trump-aligned board closes Kennedy Center for repairs
Fencing was erected around the main Kennedy Center building on Wednesday, following a vote by a Trump-aligned board to close the performing arts center for repairs. The decision came after the board,…

Yemeni Families Flee Fighting as Houthis Advance
Yemeni families are fleeing escalating violence as Houthi rebels continue their advance, setting up temporary camps in open areas and seeking shelter among trees. The displacement comes amid intensifi…

Labrador MLA switches party ahead of Churchill Falls vote
Newfoundland and Labrador MLA Keith Russell announced his decision to leave the Progressive Conservative caucus and sit as an independent, following a contentious debate on the Churchill Falls power d…

Alberta woman donates two organs to save lives
Meghan Rozema, from Alberta, has become the first person in the province to donate two organs while still alive. Her first donation came in the form of a partial liver transplant for a baby on the tra…

MHA Keith Russell to speak on floor change amid Churchill Falls debate
MHA Keith Russell, representing Lake Melville, has announced he will speak publicly for the first time since leaving the Progressive Conservative caucus to sit as an independent. The decision, made ea…

Ottawa invests $7.5M in Windsor airport infrastructure
Windsor International Airport has received nearly $7.5 million in federal funding to upgrade its main runway and acquire a new aircraft rescue and firefighting vehicle. The investment, announced by th…

Black mother seeks justice after daughter's death echoes lynchings
A Black mother is demanding justice after her daughter's death reignited painful memories of the U.S. History of lynchings. Tasia Fortune, a Black woman, was found hanging in Mississippi, sparking out…

Alberta Premier's Approval Rating Falls to 38%
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's approval rating has fallen to 38% according to a new poll by Angus Reid. The survey, which measures public opinion on provincial leaders, places Smith below the nation…

Ottawa Students Highlight Education Concerns In Mayoral Debate
Ottawa students gathered at Carleton University for a mayoral debate on September 15, filling a 400-seat lecture hall. The event, hosted by the CBC, gave young voters a platform to voice their priorit…

Ottawa's Ek Bar to Close After One Year of Operation
Ottawa's Ek Bar, a new upscale Indian restaurant opened in the spring of 2025, is set to close its doors. The eatery, located on Preston Street, was founded by Toronto restaurateur Hemant Bhagwani wit…


