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“Ottawa Councillor Pushes to Rename Trump Avenue”

Ottawa City Councillor Advocates for Renaming Trump Avenue Amid Trade Dispute Amid escalating trade tensions with Canada, an Ottawa city councillor is pushing for the...

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A Calgary-based company, Solvet, has received emergency use authorization from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to market its equine ivermectin product in the United States to combat screwworm. Solvet's CEO, Lionel Gibbs, highlighted the...

“Family Searches Rubble for Neighbor’s Remains in Gaza”

In Gaza City, members of the Al-Drimli family are tirelessly searching through the debris of their former home to locate the remains of a friend and neighbor. Armed with shovels, buckets, a wheelbarrow, and sheer determination,...

“Dynamic Duo ‘Plogging’ Their Way to Cleaner Streets”

Phyllis and John Holmes have been cleaning up the streets of Hampton since Thanksgiving weekend in 2005. Armed with bags, they diligently collect various litter items like coffee cups, cigarette butts, fast food wrappers, and crushed...

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Liberal MP Lori Idlout from Ottawa has been found in violation of Parliament's conflict of interest code by the Ethics Commissioner, Konrad von Finckenstein. However, the commissioner recommended no penalties be imposed on her for the...

“Canada Invests $541M in 64 Professors for Scientific Research”

Canada has enlisted 64 professors to lead scientific research at universities nationwide, allocating millions in funding for their endeavors. Industry Minister Mélanie Joly, speaking at the University of British Columbia (UBC), revealed that the government is...

“US Trade Envoy Raises Concerns Over Canada Auto Industry”

In recent remarks, the U.S. President's trade envoy raised concerns about the integration of Canada's auto industry in North America, hinting at potential obstacles should negotiations resume. President Trump and Commerce Secretary Lutnick have emphasized their...

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“Lost and Found: Uncovering Tragic Fate of Indigenous Children”

Johnny Kiyawasew, an 11-year-old member of the Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation, passed away in 1943 at a hospital in northern Alberta, far from his family. He was sent to the St. Francis Xavier Residential School in...
An organization dedicated to animal welfare in Prince George, B.C., has been providing nasal naloxone to crows that may have ingested harmful substances left out in downtown areas. The Good Caws Crow Rescue Society (GCCRS) has...

“Chef Celebrates Unique Pawpaw Fruit, Boosts Sales”

A chef emphasizes the uniqueness of pawpaw fruit, describing it as a tropical delight with a blend of banana, mango, and pineapple flavors. Pawpaws, native to North America, were historically cherished by Indigenous communities but became...

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“Ottawa Councillor Pushes to Rename Trump Avenue”

Ottawa City Councillor Advocates for Renaming Trump Avenue Amid Trade Dispute Amid escalating trade tensions with Canada, an Ottawa city councillor is pushing for the...

“Emotional Struggles of Downsizing Sentimental Items”

The challenges of downsizing and finding new homes for sentimental itemsThe Current19:19When no one wants your grandmother's best chinaUpon selling her townhouse in Surrey,...

“Deloitte Cuts Canada’s 2027 GDP Forecast by 20%”

Deloitte Canada has revised its growth projection for Canada's economy in 2027, reducing it by 20 percent due to challenging conditions faced by consumers...

“Lost and Found: Uncovering Tragic Fate of Indigenous Children”

Johnny Kiyawasew, an 11-year-old member of the Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation, passed away in 1943 at a hospital in northern Alberta, far from his...

“Saskatchewan Imposes 50% Tariff on U.S. Alcohol”

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has declared a retaliatory charge on U.S. alcohol products. Speaking at a news briefing in Prince Albert, Moe announced that...

“Wheelchair Basketball Canada Reveals World Championship Rosters”

Wheelchair Basketball Canada has unveiled the rosters for the upcoming world championships in Ottawa, comprising both women's and men's teams. The women's team includes...

Solvet’s Equine Ivermectin Receives FDA Emergency Use Approval

A Calgary-based company, Solvet, has received emergency use authorization from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to market its equine ivermectin product in...

“Supreme Court Allows Immediate Deportations to Third Countries”

The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to resume deporting migrants to countries other than their own without giving them the opportunity...

“OpenAI Cancels GPT-6.1 Astra Launch Over Safety Concerns”

OpenAI has canceled the launch of GPT-6.1 Astra, an advanced artificial intelligence model set to debut in October, due to internal assessments revealing that...

“Alberta Premier Urges Return to Negotiations Amid Looming Tariffs”

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has urged the Canadian government to return to the negotiating table with the United States before facing counter-tariffs in two...

“Canadian Tennis Stars Shine in U.S. Open Qualifiers”

Canadian tennis player Rebecca Marino advanced in the U.S. Open women's singles qualifying rounds with a decisive 6-1, 6-4 victory over France's Fiona Fero...

“Family Searches Rubble for Neighbor’s Remains in Gaza”

In Gaza City, members of the Al-Drimli family are tirelessly searching through the debris of their former home to locate the remains of a...