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John Tory to Lead TIFF as New Board Chair

John Tory, the former mayor of Toronto, has been appointed as the new chair of the board of directors for the Toronto International Film...

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In Nova Scotia, experts are concerned about the impact of multiflora roses on the local ecosystems. These roses, known for their beauty with pink or white flowers, grow rapidly and can outcompete native plants, altering the...

“Controversy Erupts Over Thunder Bay Housing Developments”

Lori Santink expressed her disappointment but lack of surprise regarding the city council's recent decision to rezone two vacant properties for new housing developments in Thunder Bay, Ontario. The properties at 791 Arundel St. and other...

“Newly Unsealed Documents Expose RCMP’s Response to Tumbler Ridge Tragedy”

Newly disclosed documents, obtained through the joint efforts of CBC News and a group of media organizations, provide fresh insights into the RCMP's actions and inquiries following the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, in...

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Canadian businesses and industry leaders are preparing for the impact of new 50 percent U.S. tariffs, hoping for swift domestic assistance. Prime Minister Mark Carney summoned his negotiation team back to Ottawa after trade discussions collapsed...

“Canadian Farmer Adapts to Drone Tech for Crop Spraying”

In Coleville, Saskatchewan, Dean Roberts observed a large grey drone flying over his 4,000-hectare farm, which grows canola, wheat, barley, and lentils. The drone, a DJI T100, is the largest spray drone available in Canada with...

“Tariffs Fail to Deliver Promised Economic Boost, Deepen Wealth Divide”

In his state of the union address in March 2025, President Donald Trump expressed optimism about tariffs bringing in substantial revenue and creating unprecedented job opportunities. However, the promised economic benefits have yet to materialize, evident...

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“Alberta Scientists Seek Help to Save Rare Squirrel”

Scientists in Alberta are seeking the public's help in locating a rare rodent species. The Franklin's ground squirrel, which is the focus of a research endeavor spearheaded by wildlife biologist Jess Haines in collaboration with Nature...
The El Niño weather phenomenon is projected to strengthen even more through 2027 and could become the most potent on record, heightening the potential for extreme weather events into the following year, as per the World...

“Mathematician Develops Unbeatable Dice for Fair Game Starts”

A mathematician, Eric Harshbarger, was presented with a challenge at a gaming convention in 2012 to create a set of dice that could determine the starting player in a board game without the possibility of a...

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John Tory to Lead TIFF as New Board Chair

John Tory, the former mayor of Toronto, has been appointed as the new chair of the board of directors for the Toronto International Film...

Canadian Couple Defrauded in Mexican Condo-Flip Scheme

A Canadian couple's retirement savings were allegedly defrauded through a condo-flip scheme by a British national, Harry Robinson, and a Mexican national, Jacqueline Herrera...

“Edmonton Marathon Director Apologizes for Extended Race Courses”

Two days post the conclusion of the Edmonton Marathon, the race director issues an apology following the discovery of an accounting error in managing...

“Rare Carnivorous Plant Discovered in Arctic Raises Climate Change Concerns”

Klaus Koehler, a plant enthusiast, made an unusual discovery while exploring Sylvia Grinnell Territorial Park near Iqaluit in July. He stumbled upon a rarely...

“Canada’s Job Market Stalls: 42,000 Positions Lost in August”

Canada's job market showed no growth in August, shedding 42,000 positions, according to Statistics Canada's latest report. This unexpected drop contrasted with economists' expectations...

Ontario Fines SeatGeek $25,000 for Ticket Violations

Ontario has issued a potential initial penalty against a ticket resale platform under the province's anti-scalping legislation, which is facing challenges as resellers attempt...

“Canadian Businesses Brace for Impact of U.S. Tariffs”

Canadian businesses and industry leaders are preparing for the impact of new 50 percent U.S. tariffs, hoping for swift domestic assistance. Prime Minister Mark...

Quebec’s Parti Québécois Leader Delays Referendum Amid Trump Presidency

Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has announced that there will be no referendum for Quebec sovereignty while U.S. President Donald Trump is in...

“Nova Scotia Battles Invasive Multiflora Roses Threatening Ecosystems”

In Nova Scotia, experts are concerned about the impact of multiflora roses on the local ecosystems. These roses, known for their beauty with pink...

“Trump Pursues Venezuela’s Oil, Minimal Impact on Canadian Industry”

U.S. President Donald Trump is actively pursuing Venezuela's oil reserves, unveiling a fresh agreement to enhance production in the South American nation. While Trump...

“Canadian Farmer Adapts to Drone Tech for Crop Spraying”

In Coleville, Saskatchewan, Dean Roberts observed a large grey drone flying over his 4,000-hectare farm, which grows canola, wheat, barley, and lentils. The drone,...

Saskatchewan Golfer Scores First Hole-in-One at Special Olympics

A golfer from Saskatchewan achieved his first hole-in-one while competing at the National Special Olympics. Taylor Carter, residing in Regina, has been part of...