Business
Environmentalist David Suzuki expresses disillusionment with Prime Minister Mark Carney's climate policy reversals, arguing economic systems ignore planetary survival needs while Canada continues to miss emissions targets.
By Owen Fitzgerald · September 23, 2026
Health & Life
The Canadian government reaffirms its decision to close seven agricultural research centres as part of cost-cutting measures, drawing criticism from opposition parties and unions who warn of threats to food security and scientific innovation.
By Nadia Rahman · September 23, 2026
Health & Life
Canadian national team defender Derek Cornelius suffered a non-contact lower body injury during training and was transported to a Toronto-area hospital, marking the second injury setback for Canada Soccer this week as they prepare for important upcoming matches.
By Nadia Rahman · September 23, 2026
Tech & Science
The monarch hosted a high-level meeting with AI executives and officials in Scotland to discuss the urgent need for controls on artificial intelligence.
By Théo Gagné · September 17, 2026
Communities
The wife of Const. Jeff Smith speaks out after he was critically wounded in a violent shooting outside a Belleville synagogue during Yom Kippur, detailing the family's trauma while expressing gratitude for first responders and community support.
By Sophie Leblanc · September 23, 2026
Communities
Elections Alberta clarifies its verification process after social media posts falsely claim mail-in ballots can be obtained fraudulently from outside the province. Officials explain the multi-layered security measures including database verification and ID requirements that ensure only eligible voters can participate in the October 19 referendum.
By Sophie Leblanc · September 23, 2026
iGaming
Prediction markets are emphasizing financial trading language over betting terms to comply with TikTok's advertising policies while handling regulatory debates over sports event contracts.
By Claire Beaumont · September 21, 2026
Canada
Meteorologists predict an unusually warm and dry autumn across much of Canada, with potential consequences for winter recreation, agriculture, and next year's wildfire season.
By Claire Beaumont · September 22, 2026
Canada
Victims' families express profound frustration as RCMP confirms the 1985 bombing investigation will move to inactive status despite unresolved questions, marking a painful turning point in their 41-year pursuit of justice for Canada's deadliest terrorist attack.
By Claire Beaumont · September 22, 2026
Business
Incumbent Olivia Chow, Brad Bradford and Chris Alexander sparred over fiscal policy, transit improvements and affordability measures in a heated Toronto mayoral debate hosted by the Toronto Board of Trade.
By Owen Fitzgerald · September 22, 2026
Business
From Canadian Oscar triumphs to grocery price controversies and major festival announcements, here's what made headlines across Canada this Monday.
By Owen Fitzgerald · March 13, 2023
Health & Life
Peel Regional Paramedic Services is testing drones to deliver emergency medical supplies like defibrillators and naloxone to patients before ambulances arrive in a groundbreaking pilot project based in Bolton.
By Nadia Rahman · September 22, 2026
