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“Dad’s Dilemma: Navigating Son’s Hunting Passion”

Vladimir Batinić from Calgary shared his journey of navigating his son's interest in hunting, which conflicted with his own changing values and past experiences....

“Democratic Party Divided: Progressives vs. Centrists in Midterm Battle”

As the United States approaches the upcoming midterm elections, a challenging primary season has deepened divisions between the progressive and centrist factions within the...

“Spider-Man: Brand New Day Swings to $500M Record”

Spider-Man: Brand New Day has swung its way into the record books by becoming the quickest film ever to reach the $500 million US...

“U.S. Trade Envoy Warns Canada Against Retaliation”

The U.S. trade envoy under President Donald Trump has emphasized that any retaliatory actions from Canada in response to the latest tariff threats will...

“Canada, U.S. Face Hurdles in Tariff Talks as Deadline Looms”

Canada and the United States are still at odds as talks continue in an attempt to reach a tariff agreement before the deadline set...

“Comedian Gavin Crawford shares poignant Alzheimer’s journey”

In a humorous and touching recount, Gavin Crawford, host of the CBC podcast Let's Not Be Kidding, shares a personal anecdote about his mother's...

“New ‘Adam’s Law’ TV Judge: Son of ‘Judge Judy’ Steps Up!”

A new television judge has emerged on the scene, facing the challenge of upholding a strong legacy. CBS Media Ventures unveiled a preview on...

“Pressure Mounts for Canadair ‘Super Scooper’ Production Boost”

Amid a severe wildfire season in Canada, the United States, and Europe, there is mounting pressure on the manufacturer of the Canadair "Super Scooper"...

“65 Years After Berlin Wall: Divisions Resurface in Germany”

It has been 65 years since the Berlin Wall, abruptly dividing a city and country, came into existence.On August 13, 1961, over 10,000 police...

“Filipina Canadian’s Hockey Journey Unites Nation”

Erlinda Tan, a Filipina Canadian and Edmonton Oilers enthusiast residing in Vancouver, shares her experience as a hockey fan in Canada. She vividly recalls...
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“Saskatoon Board Upholds Decision on Oversized Nutana Home”

The Saskatoon development appeals board has upheld the decision regarding a house exceeding height and width regulations in the Nutana neighborhood. The board stated that granting leniency for the house would contradict the zoning bylaw's purpose. The three-story residence on University Drive, valued at $1.6 million, surpasses the...

Canada Sanctions 5 Iranian Officials for Strait of Hormuz Disruptions

Five high-ranking Iranian officials are set to be sanctioned for their involvement in actions within the Strait of Hormuz that undermine global peace, according to Canada's foreign affairs minister. The statement emphasized the importance of free navigation in the Strait of Hormuz for worldwide trade and energy...

“Progressive Abdul El-Sayed Wins Michigan Senate Primary”

Abdul El-Sayed’s triumph in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary is hailed as a significant victory for the party’s progressive faction. In the crucial swing state, the former public health official emerged victorious in a closely contested race with a modest budget against Haley Stevens, a moderate candidate supported...

“U.S. and Canada Make Progress in Trade Talks”

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer announced that both U.S. President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Mark Carney will receive various "options" after trade discussions between Canadian and U.S. officials on Thursday. Greer highlighted that these negotiations are progressing well from the Trump administration's viewpoint. Describing the talks...

“Study Reveals Delay in Return of Microspecies to Regenerated Forests”

A regenerated forest can appear tall, lush, and verdant. Revived wetlands can teem with insects and flutter with birds. However, upon closer examination, scientists have discovered that some of the tiniest inhabitants, such as specific mosses, lichens, algae, and fungi, are often still absent. Restoring ecosystems like forests...

Hamilton Mayor Opens Up About Abusive Relationship

Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath has revealed in an open letter that she endured an abusive relationship, shedding light on the challenges she faced amid a public battle involving her former partner and the city. In the letter shared on Wednesday, Horwath expressed her exhaustion with silence and...

“Key Leaders Absent at Northeastern Governors’ Roundtable Amid Trade Tensions”

Most key leaders were absent from the annual roundtable meeting of northeastern U.S. governors and Canadian premiers, indicating the ongoing cross-border trade tensions, according to a University of Prince Edward Island political scientist, Don Desserud. Only Premier Tim Houston of Nova Scotia and Premier Rob Lantz of...

“Russian Anti-War Party Leader Defies Authorities, Vows to Stay Put”

The head of the sole registered anti-war party in Russia has affirmed his commitment to remain in the country and continue advocating for change, despite escalating pressure from authorities resulting in the exclusion of the party from the upcoming parliamentary elections. The Supreme Court's decision to disqualify...

WestJet to Pay $4.5M in Flight Attendant Harassment Suit

WestJet has agreed to pay $4.5 million to resolve a sexual harassment class-action lawsuit involving over 3,000 flight attendants that was initiated ten years ago. The settlement terms were approved by a B.C. judge on Monday, following finalization in June. WestJet expressed satisfaction with reaching a settlement. The...

“Finding Home: A Journey of Belonging in Saskatoon”

This personal account is penned by Anusuya Datta, a writer and journalist residing in Saskatoon. For further insights into personal narratives, refer to the FAQ section.When we decorated our house with holiday lights in early December in Saskatoon, there was no snowfall. Despite the absence of snow, I...

“Ontario Unveils Data Center Framework for Economic Growth”

Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveiled the province's fresh data center framework on Thursday, emphasizing the importance of keeping Canadians' data within the country. The framework is built on three core principles: promoting economic development, safeguarding data, sovereignty, and ensuring community investment along with public trust. During the announcement...

“Son of Hollywood Royalty Denied $1.5M Trust for Murder Defense”

Nick Reiner, facing allegations of murdering his parents, Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner, has been refused access to a $1.5-million US trust fund he was attempting to utilize for his legal defense. As revealed in a June submission, Reiner was pursuing purportedly unpaid funds from a...