Business
The House passed a war powers resolution 220-204 to halt military action against Iran, marking the third such attempt as the $38 billion conflict influences midterm campaigns.
By Owen Fitzgerald · September 16, 2026
Health & Life
Despite fee reductions, critical shortages persist in Ontario's subsidized daycare system as demand overwhelms available spaces, forcing families to make drastic life changes while waiting years for spots.
By Nadia Rahman · September 15, 2026
Health & Life
The family of Stacey Ross, a 55-year-old Winnipeg woman who died after prolonged emergency room waits and an unreviewed cardiac test, is calling for urgent reforms to Manitoba's healthcare system.
By Nadia Rahman · September 15, 2026
Tech & Science
The U.S. plans to deliver 40,000 powerful bombs to Israel, reversing a Biden-era pause due to concerns over civilian casualties in Gaza. The deal signals continued military support despite international criticism of Israel's campaign.
By Théo Gagné · September 15, 2026
Tech & Science
Critics warn that AI-driven hiring tools may exacerbate biases and fail to assess candidates holistically, prompting demands for stricter oversight. As adoption accelerates, concerns mount about discrimination risks, data privacy violations, and the erosion of human judgment in employment decisions.
By Théo Gagné · September 5, 2026
Communities
Edmonton homeowners are increasingly turning to restrictive covenants and property purchases to prevent multi-unit infill developments in their neighbourhoods, sparking a heated debate about zoning policies, property values and community character that has drawn provincial attention.
By Sophie Leblanc · September 15, 2026
Communities
The province unveils a revamped strategy with annual targets after a decade of failed reforms left students trailing national averages in core subjects.
By Sophie Leblanc · September 15, 2026
iGaming
Prediction markets see heavy trading activity as analysts evaluate potential candidates to replace outgoing White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt.
By Claire Beaumont · September 14, 2026
Canada
The 2026 Emmy Awards featured a standout hosting debut by Mariska Hargitay, Jean Smart's record-tying eighth win, and emotional tributes to Dolly Parton and 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer'.
By Claire Beaumont · September 14, 2026
Canada
British Columbia's deficit forecast has surged by $450 million to a record $13.8 billion due to accounting errors on natural gas royalties and mounting wildfire expenses, sparking opposition criticism of fiscal management.
By Claire Beaumont · September 14, 2026
Business
Ontario's transit agency is recruiting for multiple positions including accessibility advisors, mechanics and IT managers, with some roles not requiring university degrees.
By Owen Fitzgerald · September 14, 2026
Business
The shutdown of Saudi Arabia's critical East-West pipeline after an attack could worsen global oil shortages and drive prices higher amid ongoing Middle East tensions, with repairs expected to take up to five weeks.
By Owen Fitzgerald · September 14, 2026