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WestJet passengers face potential flight cancellations as flight attendants initiate a 72-hour strike notice ahead of the long August holiday weekend.
Workers have begun removing decades-old, malodorous fish sauce from an abandoned plant in Newfoundland and Labrador, promising relief for the local community.
A Canadian legislator faces scrutiny after reading AI-generated text aloud during a formal parliamentary speech.
Late‑July data shows Canadian trips to the U.S. dropping sharply, hitting American tourism revenues hard.
Canadian tourists are staying home as Trump’s return fuels a $3 billion travel boycott.
The U.S. Consulate in Toronto has been targeted by gunfire for the second time this year, prompting a police investigation and a search for suspects.
The Premier League is launching an expansive U.S. activation strategy featuring all 20 clubs to coincide with the opening of the new season.
Canada has joined the Global Combat Air Programme as an observer, marking a significant early defense alignment for the new British prime minister.
Wildfires continue to spread across Northern Ontario, forcing evacuations and impacting air quality across the United States and Canada.
Arizona Cardinals offensive lineman Isaiah Adams faces four weapons charges in Canada following an investigation into firearms and gang activity.
Canadian officials are facing cross-border political backlash while managing an expanding wildfire crisis.
Canada has finalized a $1.4 billion contract for 190 additional LAV 6 Armored Combat Support Vehicles to be manufactured locally.
Dollarama has issued a nationwide recall for a popular garlic powder product due to potential microbial contamination and food safety risks.
Medical experts are reporting a rise in cases of anaplasmosis, a tick-borne disease linked to heart inflammation and lacking a signature rash.
Canada has implemented a temporary entry ban for foreign nationals recently in the Democratic Republic of Congo following an Ebola outbreak.
A 25km meteor impact crater has been identified in rugged Canadian terrain after a hiker spotted the unusual formation on Google Maps.
Wildfires continue to ravage northern Ontario, forcing mass evacuations and prompting an official request for military support.
Donald Trump has expressed interest in the United States hosting a future World Cup independently, excluding current co-hosts Mexico and Canada.
Ontario wildfire evacuations intensify as officials request federal aid to manage ongoing blazes and displaced residents.
Donald Trump faces widespread criticism after sharing an AI-generated map depicting an expanded American empire encompassing Canada, Greenland, and Kharg Island.
Canada is set to join the Global Combat Air Programme as an observer, marking its entry into the development of sixth-generation fighter technology.
Viral video footage shows a Canadian freight train and its crew caught within the path of encroaching wildfires.
A freight train is trapped by active wildfires in Canada as extreme heat forces widespread regional evacuations.
Wildfires in Northern Ontario have forced evacuations and impacted transportation infrastructure amid extreme heat.
Toronto authorities are investigating a deadly shooting at the Salsa on St. Clair festival, leading to event cancellations and calls for security reviews.
A shooting during the Salsa on St. Clair festival in Toronto has left two individuals dead and multiple others injured as a search for suspects continues.
Active shooter incident at Toronto’s largest Latin festival leaves 2 dead, police hunt suspect amid chaos
Meta announces plans to establish its first Canadian data center in Alberta, marking a significant infrastructure expansion.
Meta is expanding its AI infrastructure into Canada with the construction of a $13-billion data center in Alberta.
Canada selects Germany’s TKMS for a major submarine contract, triggering significant shifts in international industrial partnerships.
Reports circulate regarding a reported incident in the Oval Office involving former President Donald Trump and a tablet.
Canada’s $60B submarine deal could reshape NATO alliances—winner announced Monday
Canada has selected the German Type 212 submarine to modernize its naval fleet, citing regional security and Arctic defense needs.
Canada and Alberta have reached an agreement on a new Pacific coast crude oil pipeline, marked by a C$150 billion pledge to address community and Indigenous concerns.
Prime Minister Carney and President Marcos formalize a strategic partnership between Canada and the Philippines to expand trade, energy, and defense cooperation.
An 11-year-old boy has died from rabies following a physical encounter with a bat while he was asleep.
Morocco advances to the World Cup quarterfinals following a 3-0 victory over co-host Canada.
Canada moves to expand oil export capacity toward Asian markets through a proposed pipeline route crossing British Columbia.
Canada is moving forward with a major pipeline project to expand oil exports to the Pacific Coast and decrease reliance on U.S. markets.
Canada Day celebrations coincide with growing debates over national unity, regional separatist movements, and the country's long-term stability.
Canada's national soccer team advances following a historic World Cup knockout victory, drawing significant praise for coach Jesse Marsch and Stephen Eustaquio.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup reaches a critical juncture as analysts debate power rankings and knockout stage qualification following group play.
The United States Men’s National Team enters the 2026 FIFA World Cup knockout stages with a clear path to the final now under intense media scrutiny.
A new exhibit at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights has sparked federal criticism over its portrayal of Palestinian history and the absence of terror labels.
Medical reports reveal that an 11-year-old Ontario boy died from rabies in 2024 after a bat encounter, marking the province's first local case since 1967.
South Korea faces intense domestic backlash following a World Cup exit, while co-host Canada celebrates a historic advancement to the Round of 16.
Canada is set to become the first non-European nation to join the Eurovision Song Contest starting in 2027.
The 2026 World Cup knockout field takes shape as hosts advance and historical milestones are set.
A Tiananmen Square activist’s perilous sea escape from China to Canada sparks global attention.
Canada is deepening defense and economic ties with Japan through new naval deployments, mineral supply agreements, and interest in collaborative fighter projects.
Canada is expanding its military and defense footprint in the Indo-Pacific through new naval deployments and deepened strategic ties with Japan.
Canada faces a shift in World Cup trajectory following a loss to Switzerland in the battle for the top group spot.
FIFA has issued a five-match ban to Qatar’s Assim Madibo following a tackle that resulted in a broken leg for Canada’s Ismaël Koné.
A shooting at a Montreal hotel has resulted in three deaths, including a police officer and the suspected gunman.