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“Gordie Howe Bridge Boosts...

The inauguration of the Gordie Howe bridge is expected to enhance transportation efficiency...

“St. Vincent’s Beach Safety...

On the shores of St. Vincent's, N.L., Roshell Rausch keeps a close eye...

“Gas Prices Soar in...

Gas prices are on the rise throughout Canada, with certain regions in British...

“Skier Escapes Avalanche in...

A skier exploring the backcountry faced a serious situation when they triggered an...

“Gas Prices Soar in Canada, Exceeding $2/L in...

Gas prices are on the rise throughout Canada, with certain regions in British Columbia experiencing some of the highest prices in the nation, exceeding $2 per liter in specific areas. The Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) reported that the average price of regular gasoline nationwide was approximately $1.64 per liter on Monday, a figure significantly lower than the average in Vancouver, where it stood at around $2.02 per liter. According to GasBuddy.com, the average gas price in all of British Columbia was $1.863 per liter on Monday, with the cheapest rates found in Creston at $1.549 per liter. Global spikes in gas prices have been attributed to disruptions...

“Deadly Airstrike Hits Afghan Hospital, 400 Dead”

Afghanistan has accused Pakistan of striking a hospital for drug users in the Afghan capital late Monday, resulting in the deaths of at least 400 individuals. The incident represents a significant escalation in a conflict that began at the end of last month and has involved multiple cross-border clashes and airstrikes within Afghanistan. Despite international calls for a ceasefire, the situation remains unresolved. Pakistan has refuted the allegations of targeting a hospital, stating that its airstrikes, also carried out in eastern Afghanistan, did not hit any civilian areas. Afghanistan's deputy government spokesman, Hamdullah Fitrat, revealed in a social media post that the airstrike on the hospital occurred...

Former Liberal Minister Kirsty Duncan Dies at 59

Former Liberal cabinet minister Kirsty Duncan has passed away at 59 after a lengthy battle with cancer. Duncan, born on October 31, 1966, served...

Former Liberal Minister Kirsty Duncan Dies at 59

Former Liberal cabinet minister Kirsty Duncan has passed away at 59 after a lengthy battle with cancer. Duncan, born on October 31, 1966, served as the Liberal MP for Etobicoke North in Toronto for five terms from 2008 to...

“Canadian Armed Forces Conduct Arctic Combat Training”

Canadian Armed Forces helicopters are currently conducting Exercise STRIKING BAT, a major combat training event aimed at preparing military forces for operations in Arctic and sub-Arctic environments. The exercise, involving six CH-146 Griffin helicopters, will be visible and audible...

“Gordie Howe Bridge Boosts Trade Efficiency”

The inauguration of the Gordie Howe bridge is expected to enhance transportation efficiency between Canada and the United States, according to trucking companies. The new bridge connecting Detroit, Michigan, and Windsor, Ontario, will improve traffic flow, streamline security processes,...

“Canadian Provinces Unite to Tackle Trade Barriers”

Interprovincial trade barriers took center stage this week as Canadian provincial leaders discussed strategies to address new tariff challenges from U.S. President Donald Trump during their annual summer gathering. A recent agreement was reached among nine provinces in Canada...

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“Gordie Howe Bridge Boosts Trade Efficiency”

The inauguration of the Gordie Howe bridge is expected to enhance transportation efficiency between Canada and the United States, according to trucking companies. The...

“St. Vincent’s Beach Safety Concerns Rise Amid Whale Sightings”

On the shores of St. Vincent's, N.L., Roshell Rausch keeps a close eye on her young child as he dashes towards the waves, ready...

“Gas Prices Soar in Canada, Exceeding $2/L in BC”

Gas prices are on the rise throughout Canada, with certain regions in British Columbia experiencing some of the highest prices in the nation, exceeding...

“Skier Escapes Avalanche in Backcountry Drama”

A skier exploring the backcountry faced a serious situation when they triggered an avalanche near Lake Louise. Despite being buried waist-deep in snow and...

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“COVID Lockdowns Fuel Rise in Coyote Attacks in Vancouver Park”

Residents near Vancouver's largest urban park witnessed an unprecedented surge in coyote attacks from December 2020 to August 2021, with a total of 45...

Manitoba Judge Rules Against Minister in Polar Bear Permit Dispute

A Manitoba judge has ruled that Minister of Natural Resources Ian Bushie must review his decision to deny permits to a company that used to offer polar bear tours in large tundra vehicles near Churchill. The judge found that...

“Student’s Clay Pots Revive Nova Scotia’s Kelp”

A student at Dalhousie University is utilizing their interest in conservation and art to support the revival of native kelp populations. The decline in Nova Scotia's kelp population, attributed to warmer ocean temperatures, has led Kit Tymoshuk to create...

“Trump Halts Venezuelan Oil to Cuba, Urges Negotiations”

U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that there will be no further supply of Venezuelan oil or financial aid to Cuba. He suggested that Cuba should engage in negotiations with the United States, intensifying pressure on the historical...

“Alberta Farmer Delivers Rare Triplet Calves”

In the early hours following the New Year's countdown in Alberta, Stacey Simpson, owner of Lucky 7 Cattle Co., found herself in disbelief as she witnessed an unexpected event on her farm near Sedgewick, Alta. Shortly into 2026, Simpson's...

“Gordie Howe Bridge Boosts Trade Efficiency”

The inauguration of the Gordie Howe bridge is expected to enhance transportation efficiency between Canada and the United States, according to trucking companies. The new bridge connecting Detroit, Michigan, and Windsor, Ontario, will improve traffic flow, streamline security processes,...

“St. Vincent’s Beach Safety Concerns Rise Amid Whale Sightings”

On the shores of St. Vincent's, N.L., Roshell Rausch keeps a close eye on her young child as he dashes towards the waves, ready to swiftly intervene. With humpback whale sightings on their agenda, Rausch remains vigilant, recognizing the...

“Gas Prices Soar in Canada, Exceeding $2/L in BC”

Gas prices are on the rise throughout Canada, with certain regions in British Columbia experiencing some of the highest prices in the nation, exceeding $2 per liter in specific areas. The Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) reported that the average...

“Skier Escapes Avalanche in Backcountry Drama”

A skier exploring the backcountry faced a serious situation when they triggered an avalanche near Lake Louise. Despite being buried waist-deep in snow and swept down the slope, fortunately, the skier escaped unharmed. The incident took place on the...

Manitoba Judge Rules Against Minister in Polar Bear Permit Dispute

A Manitoba judge has ruled that Minister of Natural Resources Ian Bushie must review his decision to deny permits to a company that used to offer polar bear tours in large tundra vehicles near Churchill. The judge found that...

“UFC Freedom 250 Event at White House Ends in $30M Loss”

The UFC Freedom 250 event, which took place at the White House in June, was hailed as a major success by TKO officials. However, despite the positive feedback, financial figures paint a different picture. TKO Group Holdings, the parent company...

“Canadian Provinces Unite to Tackle Trade Barriers”

Interprovincial trade barriers took center stage this week as Canadian provincial leaders discussed strategies to address new tariff challenges from U.S. President Donald Trump during their annual summer gathering. A recent agreement was reached among nine provinces in Canada...

“COVID Lockdowns Fuel Rise in Coyote Attacks in Vancouver Park”

Residents near Vancouver's largest urban park witnessed an unprecedented surge in coyote attacks from December 2020 to August 2021, with a total of 45 incidents prompting authorities to cull 11 animals. While such attacks are typically rare, a recent...

Saskatchewan Farmers Facing Seeding Delays & Flooding

John Zbitniff, a farmer from the RM of Good Lake in east-central Saskatchewan, mentioned that this is the typical week for him to start seeding in his fields. However, due to excessive water covering his land this year, he...

“New Regulations Require Pleasure Boaters to Renew Licences Every 5 Years”

The federal government has implemented new regulations requiring pleasure boaters to renew their pleasure craft licences (PCLs) every five years. PCLs serve as identification numbers displayed on vessels, distinct from pleasure craft operator cards (PCOC), similar to driver's licenses...

Can U.S. manufacturing be great again?

Editor's note: In April, the White House announced sweeping tariffs to revitalize American manufacturing. But will production indeed return to U.S. soil as the Trump administration hopes? CGTN has launched a five-part "Return of American Manufacturing?" series to explore...

The tariff hammer falls – but on whom?

Tariffs are "for national security, to protect jobs and to fight unfair trade practices." Really? According to the latest polls, the vast majority of Americans neither support the government's tariff policy nor believe it will create jobs. In reality,...