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“Ontario Provincial Police Decline...

The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has announced that they will not be taking...

“Svitolina Stuns Gauff, Alcaraz...

A scorching day transitioned into a stifling evening at the Australian Open, leading...

“Mattel’s Autistic Barbie Sparks...

Mattel's latest Barbie doll release, an autistic version, has sparked significant conversations about...

“AI in Fast Food...

From whimsical sandwiches to shrimp shaped like doughnuts, artificial intelligence (AI) is making...

UK Bans Cigarette Sales to Under-18s in Landmark...

Children in the United Kingdom aged 17 and under, as well as individuals born after a specific date, will be prohibited from purchasing cigarettes or vaping products following the approval of stringent smoking regulations by British legislators. Those born after December 31, 2008, will face a lifelong ban on cigarette purchases under the recently passed Tobacco and Vapes Bill. The legislation, set to be granted royal assent next week, introduces stricter controls on vaping by prohibiting the sale of vaping and nicotine items to individuals under 18 years old and imposing restrictions on advertising, displays, free distribution, and discounts. Hazel Cheeseman, the chief executive of the public...

“U.S. Supreme Court Backs Michigan in Pipeline Dispute”

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Michigan, stating that the state's legal action to close a portion of an old pipeline beneath a Great Lakes channel will remain in state court. Justice Sonia Sotomayor, writing for a unanimous court, mentioned that Enbridge, a company based in Calgary, took too long to attempt moving the case to federal court. The dispute revolves around a pipeline that has transported crude oil and natural gas liquids between Superior, Wis., and Sarnia, Ont., since 1953. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel initiated the lawsuit in state court in June 2019 to invalidate the easement allowing Enbridge to run a...

“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...

“AI in Fast Food Menus: Whimsical or Unappetizing?”

From whimsical sandwiches to shrimp shaped like doughnuts, artificial intelligence (AI) is making its way onto the menus of fast-food restaurants. Diners have been sharing online photos of food displays that appear artificial and surreal, possibly created using AI...

“Trump Extends Trade Deal with China, Criticizes Canada”

U.S. President Donald Trump warmly welcomed Xi Jinping this week, praising the Chinese leader as a "remarkable figure" and aiming to enhance or prolong an agreement both nations struck last year to mitigate certain tariffs and establish a trade...

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“Ontario Provincial Police Decline Federal Gun Buyback”

The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has announced that they will not be taking part in the federal government's buyback program for banned assault-style firearms....

“Svitolina Stuns Gauff, Alcaraz Dominates in Australian Open Quarters”

A scorching day transitioned into a stifling evening at the Australian Open, leading to Coco Gauff venting her frustration by smashing her racket following...

“Mattel’s Autistic Barbie Sparks Debate on Representation”

Mattel's latest Barbie doll release, an autistic version, has sparked significant conversations about representation in the toy industry. This new doll aims to depict...

“AI in Fast Food Menus: Whimsical or Unappetizing?”

From whimsical sandwiches to shrimp shaped like doughnuts, artificial intelligence (AI) is making its way onto the menus of fast-food restaurants. Diners have been...

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Culture

“Stunning Images of Birds and Landscapes in Your Lens“

This week's edition of Your Lens showcases captivating images of birds, insects, and stunning landscapes. To have your photos featured in the upcoming edition,...

“Mattel’s Autistic Barbie Sparks Debate on Representation”

Mattel's latest Barbie doll release, an autistic version, has sparked significant conversations about representation in the toy industry. This new doll aims to depict visual traits and accessories associated with individuals on the autism spectrum. With input from the...

Denmark Firmly Rejects U.S. Acquisition of Greenland

Denmark conveyed two key messages to U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday. During a crucial diplomatic meeting in Washington, Danish and Greenlandic diplomats firmly stated that they would not allow the U.S. to acquire or control Greenland, which has...

“Harry Styles Unveils Fourth Album ‘Kiss All the Time’ for Spring Release”

In a solo endeavor, Harry Styles has revealed that his highly anticipated fourth album is set to debut this spring. Named "Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally," the album is scheduled for release on March 6, marking Styles's first...

“Toronto Braces for Record Snowfall Aftermath”

Torontonians are facing the aftermath of what appears to be the snowiest January 15 in the city's history. Monica Vaswani, a meteorologist from Environment Canada, reported that Toronto's Pearson International Airport received 22 centimeters of snow, surpassing the previous...

“Ontario Provincial Police Decline Federal Gun Buyback”

The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has announced that they will not be taking part in the federal government's buyback program for banned assault-style firearms. This decision comes after discussions with the provincial government, as confirmed by a spokesperson. According to...

“Svitolina Stuns Gauff, Alcaraz Dominates in Australian Open Quarters”

A scorching day transitioned into a stifling evening at the Australian Open, leading to Coco Gauff venting her frustration by smashing her racket following a one-sided defeat to Elina Svitolina, ending her chances of reaching the semifinals. The tenth day...

“Mattel’s Autistic Barbie Sparks Debate on Representation”

Mattel's latest Barbie doll release, an autistic version, has sparked significant conversations about representation in the toy industry. This new doll aims to depict visual traits and accessories associated with individuals on the autism spectrum. With input from the...

“AI in Fast Food Menus: Whimsical or Unappetizing?”

From whimsical sandwiches to shrimp shaped like doughnuts, artificial intelligence (AI) is making its way onto the menus of fast-food restaurants. Diners have been sharing online photos of food displays that appear artificial and surreal, possibly created using AI...

“Macklemore Launches Free Palestine Tour”

Macklemore is embarking on a solo tour following his removal as an opening act for Ed Sheeran's U.S. tour leg. All proceeds from these concerts will be directed towards supporting Palestinian causes. The decision to drop Macklemore came after several...

“Northern Spotted Owls Facing Extinction in British Columbia”

Wild northern spotted owls may no longer exist in British Columbia, as the last sighting was in 2023 after a sharp decline in their population. Chief Janice Kuester of Spuzzum First Nation expressed deep sorrow over this loss, emphasizing...

Quebec Amends Electric Vehicle Goals to 80% Sales by 2035

The Quebec government has revised its electric vehicle objectives, shifting from the original goal of achieving 100% zero-emission vehicle sales by 2035 to aiming for 80% sales of fully electric and hybrid vehicles. This adjustment follows a previous reduction...

UK Bans Cigarette Sales to Under-18s in Landmark Move

Children in the United Kingdom aged 17 and under, as well as individuals born after a specific date, will be prohibited from purchasing cigarettes or vaping products following the approval of stringent smoking regulations by British legislators. Those born...

Comox Valley Regional District Declares Emergency Amid Flooding

The Comox Valley Regional District, home to approximately 72,000 residents on mid-Vancouver Island, has declared a state of local emergency in response to ongoing flood conditions. This decision follows the issuance of a flood warning by the River Forecast...

“Kaitlyn Lawes Dominates Scotties Tournament of Hearts”

Manitoba's Kaitlyn Lawes is dominating the competition at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Manitoba. Lawes secured a playoff spot as the first team by defeating Yukon's Bayly Scoffin 9-4, maintaining a perfect 6-0 record. Her team from Winnipeg...

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,...