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Beyond the Orange Shirt: Canada's Struggle with Truth and Reconciliation
September 30 marks a day of remembrance for residential school survivors, but the gap between symbolic gestures and syst...
Canada Marks Fifth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Canadians are observing the fifth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with events across the country, honouring re...
FlyDubai flight from Dubai to Israel diverts to Saudi Arabia after pilots fight in cockpit
A FlyDubai Boeing 737 Max 8 flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv landed in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, after a cockpit altercation bet...
Top Five Midsize Two‑Row SUVs of 2026: From Budget‑Friendly Versatility to High‑Performance Luxury
The 2026 model year sees a shift in midsize two‑row SUVs, offering a range of choices for families, off‑road enthusiasts...
Groupe Marcelle pushes for Created in Canada label as tariffs reshape consumer habits
Canada's largest cosmetics manufacturer says customers increasingly ask where products come from, and it is urging Ottaw...
Trapped shark Bukangi draws 600000 visitors to Busan canal as rescue efforts continue
A large grey shark trapped in a Busan canal for nearly two weeks has become a local mascot, drawing about 600,000 visito...
Orange Shirt Day 2026: Survivors Share Stories as Canada Marks Truth and Reconciliation
Geraldine Shingoose and Belinda Vandenbroeck recount their years at residential schools as Canada marks Orange Shirt Day...
Global Markets Rise on AI and Chip Optimism as Iran War Pressures Oil and Bonds
Global shares mostly rose Wednesday on optimism about artificial intelligence and computer chips, even as the U.S. war w...
Cockpit Chaos: Why a FlyDubai Diversion Triggered Israeli Warplanes
A pilot altercation on a Dubai-to-Israel flight forced an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia, sparking immediate hijackin...
Canada's political crossroads: Carney faces test from LNG, rail, and Quebec sovereignty
Prime Minister Mark Carney confronts a national crisis marked by major infrastructure projects and the looming threat of...
Wabinoong Regalia Collective Brings Free Indigenous Danceswear to Northwestern Ontario
A youth‑led initiative in northwestern Ontario provides free regalia rentals to First Nations communities, empowering cu...
Unexpected Turns: When Photoshop Turns a Simple Fix Into a Surreal Experience
An exploration of how vague Photoshop requests can lead to uncanny and memorable edits that play with perception and cre...
Artist Sues Trump White House Over Unauthorized Use of Song in Campaign Ad
JMSN's legal team files a cease‑and‑desist after the White House uses his 2023 single "Love Me" without permission, dema...
Humor, Empathy, and Change: How Feminist Memes Transform Everyday Struggles Into Social Movement
A comprehensive look at how memes about daily womanhood challenges have become powerful tools for empathy, mental health...
Chow rallies in Scarborough as Bradford disputes $788M savings claim
Toronto mayoral candidates Olivia Chow, Brad Bradford and Chris Alexander campaigned Saturday with one month until elect...
Olivia Chow pledges bad landlords task force if re-elected as Toronto mayor
Toronto mayoral candidate Olivia Chow says she would create a dedicated bad landlords task force if re-elected, funded b...
Poilievre Urges Canadian Unity Ahead of Alberta Referendum
With only weeks to go before the historic Alberta referendum, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre delivered a speech in...
Canucks Defy the Odds With Overtime Victory Over Oilers
In a thrilling season opener, the Vancouver Canucks overturned a deficit and secured a 5-2 win against the Edmonton Oile...
Winnipeg's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: What's Open, What's Closed
A comprehensive guide to business hours, city services, recreation and cultural venues across Winnipeg on September 30 a...
The Pharmaceutical Siege: How Sanctions and Blockades are Crippling Iran’s Healthcare
As U.S. sanctions and maritime blockades tighten, a critical shortage of essential drugs is pushing Iranian families to ...
Phase 2 of LNG Canada Project Signals Economic Upswing for Kitimat
The green‑lit expansion of the LNG Canada plant in Kitimat is expected to double LNG exports, create thousands of constr...
Conservative MP Scott Aitchison to resign by end of year, sources say
Scott Aitchison, MP for Parry Sound‑Muskoka, will leave his seat by the end of 2026, creating a new vacancy in the House...
Canadiens beat Maple Leafs 3-2 in opener as Gavin McKenna and Kirill Marchenko debut for Toronto
Josh Anderson and Alexandre Carrier each had a goal and an assist as the Montreal Canadiens defeated the Toronto Maple L...
Blue Jays' 2026 Season Flounders Amid Injuries and Offensive Collapse
An in‑depth look at Toronto's disappointing 2026 campaign, detailing the extensive injury list, offensive decline, and t...
Montreal Edges Toronto 3-2 in Opening‑Day Clash as New Stars Shine
In a dramatic opener, the Montreal Canadiens beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2 with goals from Anderson, Carrier and Bold...
Vancouver Parties Debate Community Hubs, Tax Policy and Plebiscite Proposals Ahead of Municipal Election
Municipal campaign platforms clash over community hubs, property tax strategy, and controversial plebiscite questions; V...
Canadiens Top Leafs 3-2 in Season Opener, Setting Stage for a Hard‑Fought Season
The NHL season kicks off with a 3-2 win for the Montreal Canadiens over the Toronto Maple Leafs, featuring standout perf...
Gavin McKenna makes NHL debut against Canadiens
The rookie debut of 18‑year‑old Gavin McKenna for the Toronto Maple Leafs as the team opens the 2026‑27 season with a lo...
Trump Signs Voluntary AI Accord With Tech Leaders at White House
Trump and top AI executives signed a voluntary accord promising internal and external reviews, while Trump vowed not to ...
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2026: What is open and closed in Calgary and Toronto
Canada marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 30, 2026, with ceremonies, orange illuminations and ...