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“Canadian Home Sales Dip...

The Canadian Real Estate Association reports a decline in home sales for August...

“Margaree River Fish Monitoring...

In recent years, the Margaree Salmon Association in northern Cape Breton has been...

“Sudbury Faces Landfill Crisis:...

The City of Greater Sudbury predicts that its three landfills will reach full...

“Ceasefire Brings Hope as...

An individual was killed in southern Lebanon as a result of an Israeli...

“Ceasefire Brings Hope as Lebanon-Israel Conflict Eases”

An individual was killed in southern Lebanon as a result of an Israeli drone attack on Friday, which marked the beginning of a United States-mediated ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. Paramedics and a local hospital confirmed the incident. Shortly after, President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. had prohibited Israel from further bombing in Lebanon, emphasizing an end to the ongoing hostilities. Hezbollah refrained from attacking Israeli targets upon the ceasefire's initiation but did not openly endorse the agreement. The group attributed the ceasefire to Iranian pressure on the U.S. President Trump stated that any future deals with Iran would not involve Lebanon directly but assured that...

“Global Leaders Support Strait of Hormuz Reopening”

Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed global leaders today, expressing Canada's support for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the recent ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon. Carney participated in a virtual meeting with numerous world leaders to discuss the importance of securing the strait, a critical passage for international trade. The strait had been closed by Iran during its conflict with the United States, causing significant disruptions in the global energy market. Subsequently, U.S. President Donald Trump and Iran's foreign minister confirmed the reopening of the strait for commercial vessels. However, Trump emphasized that a U.S. naval blockade would continue to be enforced in the...

“Canada Considers Reviving EV Incentives Amid National Auto Strategy Review”

The government is contemplating reintroducing consumer incentives for electric vehicles (EVs) and plug-in hybrids as part of its national automotive strategy. Insiders familiar with...

“Canada Considers Reviving EV Incentives Amid National Auto Strategy Review”

The government is contemplating reintroducing consumer incentives for electric vehicles (EVs) and plug-in hybrids as part of its national automotive strategy. Insiders familiar with the discussions, who requested anonymity as they were not authorized to speak publicly, revealed that...

“$2 Billion in Uncashed Government Cheques Found in Canada”

A recent disclosure in Parliament indicates that Canadians have neglected to cash approximately $2 billion in funds from millions of paper cheques sent by federal government agencies. Over the last four years, Ottawa distributed 3.9 million paper cheques that...

“Canadian Home Sales Dip in August Amid Economic Uncertainty”

The Canadian Real Estate Association reports a decline in home sales for August compared to the same period last year, signaling potential challenges that could slow down the housing market's momentum for the rest of the year. In August,...

Canadian AI CEO Urges Caution Amid AI Risk Concerns

The CEO of a prominent artificial intelligence company in Canada is cautioning against alarmism regarding the potential risks of AI technology, following recent concerns raised by an Anthropic researcher suggesting a significant chance of AI causing harm to humanity...

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“Canadian Home Sales Dip in August Amid Economic Uncertainty”

The Canadian Real Estate Association reports a decline in home sales for August compared to the same period last year, signaling potential challenges that...

“Margaree River Fish Monitoring with Electrofishing”

In recent years, the Margaree Salmon Association in northern Cape Breton has been utilizing electrofishing to monitor fish populations within the Margaree River. This...

“Sudbury Faces Landfill Crisis: Urgent Call for Green Bin Action”

The City of Greater Sudbury predicts that its three landfills will reach full capacity in approximately 25 years unless there is a change in...

“Ceasefire Brings Hope as Lebanon-Israel Conflict Eases”

An individual was killed in southern Lebanon as a result of an Israeli drone attack on Friday, which marked the beginning of a United...

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“Birth Control Vaccine Approved for Alberta’s Free-Roaming Horses”

Health Canada has granted approval for testing a birth control vaccine on free-roaming horses in Alberta. The Alberta government deems it necessary to control...

Canadian National Killed in Iran Protests

A Canadian national has passed away in Iran due to actions by the Iranian government, as stated by Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand. The minister, in a recent social media message, urged the regime to halt its violent suppression...

Teenager Charged with Manslaughter in B.C. Overdose

A 17-year-old teenager from Prince George, British Columbia, has been accused of manslaughter following the tragic death of a 16-year-old girl from a fatal overdose in 2024. Authorities responded to a distress call at a residence in the College...

“Heated Rivalry” Showcases Canadian Talent & Culture

The TV series "Heated Rivalry" from Canada has garnered a global fanbase and received praise from Culture Minister Marc Miller for its success in showcasing Canadian content. Based on romance novels by Rachel Reid from Nova Scotia, the Crave...

Calgary Lawyer Admits Forgery in Deception Case

A Calgary attorney who fabricated legal documents and repeatedly deceived a client, resulting in the client missing out on parenting time with his youngest child, entered a guilty plea for forgery on Thursday. Ronverg Mendoza, who was disbarred last...

“Canadian Home Sales Dip in August Amid Economic Uncertainty”

The Canadian Real Estate Association reports a decline in home sales for August compared to the same period last year, signaling potential challenges that could slow down the housing market's momentum for the rest of the year. In August,...

“Margaree River Fish Monitoring with Electrofishing”

In recent years, the Margaree Salmon Association in northern Cape Breton has been utilizing electrofishing to monitor fish populations within the Margaree River. This method involves using an electric current to temporarily stun fish, allowing crews to safely capture,...

“Sudbury Faces Landfill Crisis: Urgent Call for Green Bin Action”

The City of Greater Sudbury predicts that its three landfills will reach full capacity in approximately 25 years unless there is a change in residents' disposal habits. Renée Brownlee, the city's environmental services director, highlighted that about 30% of...

“Ceasefire Brings Hope as Lebanon-Israel Conflict Eases”

An individual was killed in southern Lebanon as a result of an Israeli drone attack on Friday, which marked the beginning of a United States-mediated ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. Paramedics and a local hospital confirmed the incident. Shortly...

“Canada Considers Reviving EV Incentives Amid National Auto Strategy Review”

The government is contemplating reintroducing consumer incentives for electric vehicles (EVs) and plug-in hybrids as part of its national automotive strategy. Insiders familiar with the discussions, who requested anonymity as they were not authorized to speak publicly, revealed that...

“Overcrowded Thunder Bay Jail to Stay Open Amid Capacity Crisis”

Sol Mamakwa recently visited the Thunder Bay District Jail and expressed shock at the cramped conditions, with beds placed next to toilets in overcrowded cells. The facility, which is celebrating its centenary this year, was initially expected to close...

Jolene Campbell Leads Saskatchewan to Victory at Scotties

Jolene Campbell, who previously tasted victory at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts as an alternate, is now aiming to replicate that success as a skip. Competing in Saskatchewan colors after a decade, Campbell led her team to an 8-5...

Canadian National Killed in Iran Protests

A Canadian national has passed away in Iran due to actions by the Iranian government, as stated by Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand. The minister, in a recent social media message, urged the regime to halt its violent suppression...

Canadian AI CEO Urges Caution Amid AI Risk Concerns

The CEO of a prominent artificial intelligence company in Canada is cautioning against alarmism regarding the potential risks of AI technology, following recent concerns raised by an Anthropic researcher suggesting a significant chance of AI causing harm to humanity...

“Noel Clarke Facing Six Sexual Offense Charges”

Noel Clarke, renowned for his portrayal in the science fiction series "Doctor Who," is facing six sexual offense charges, including two sexual assault charges, as announced by England and Wales’ Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) on Wednesday. The 50-year-old British...

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,...