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“Teen Overcomes Tragedy to...

High school senior hockey player Colin Dorgan, who tragically lost three family members...

Manitoba Man Hopes for...

In southern Manitoba, a man has been incarcerated in Venezuela for over ten...

“Russell-Rowe’s Goal Secures 1-0...

Jacen Russell-Rowe's goal in the second half secured a 1-0 win for Canada...

“NDP Leadership Race Heats...

On Wednesday, the NDP leadership race advances with the party's inaugural official candidate...

“Teen Overcomes Tragedy to Score Winning Goal”

High school senior hockey player Colin Dorgan, who tragically lost three family members in a recent Rhode Island ice rink shooting, scored the winning goal in double overtime on Wednesday, propelling the Blackstone Valley Co-op team into the finals in Providence, R.I. Colin Dorgan's mother and brother, Rhonda Dorgan and Aidan Dorgan, were fatally shot during a targeted attack at a hockey game in Pawtucket, Rhode Island last month. His grandfather, Gerald Dorgan, also passed away from injuries sustained during the incident. The shooter, identified as Robert Dorgan, took his own life after the attack. The team returned to the ice earlier this month after a...

“Conservative Critic Slams Govt for Silence on Kuwait...

Conservative defense critic James Bezan expressed disappointment that the Liberal government did not disclose a reported missile strike on an airbase in Kuwait where Canadian Armed Forces members are stationed. The Canadian section at the Ali Al-salem Air Base was reportedly damaged during the March 1 attack, as per satellite image analysis by La Presse. Fortunately, no Canadian military personnel were harmed. Bezan criticized the government for lack of transparency in communicating the impact of the war on Canada. While a parliamentary debate on the Iran conflict was called by the Liberals, no mention was made of the attack or damage to the Kuwait base. The Department of...

“PQ Leader Declares Quebec Independence Campaign Launched”

Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has asserted that the campaign for Quebec independence is already in motion, attributing its initiation to the Canadian...

“PQ Leader Declares Quebec Independence Campaign Launched”

Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has asserted that the campaign for Quebec independence is already in motion, attributing its initiation to the Canadian prime minister. Addressing a gathering of party members at a PQ convention in Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec,...

“U.S. Ambassador Warns Canada: Acquire F-35s or Face NORAD Adjustments”

In an exclusive interview at Luke Air Force Base in Arizona, U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra has cautioned about potential repercussions to the North American Air Defense Command (NORAD) if Canada does not proceed with the acquisition of...

“Narcissistic Leaders Resist Remote Work for Power, Not Productivity”

A recent study suggests that the push for employees to return to the office full time may be driven more by leaders' desire for power and status rather than productivity. The research, conducted by the Wharton School at the...

WestJet passengers at risk without strike insurance

WestJet passengers may find themselves without financial protection if faced with a flight disruption due to a potential strike. Experts suggest that insurance bought after the announcement of the strike is unlikely to provide reimbursement for travel disruptions resulting...

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“Teen Overcomes Tragedy to Score Winning Goal”

High school senior hockey player Colin Dorgan, who tragically lost three family members in a recent Rhode Island ice rink shooting, scored the winning...

Manitoba Man Hopes for Release Amid Venezuela Unrest

In southern Manitoba, a man has been incarcerated in Venezuela for over ten years, and his son is optimistic that his father might be...

“Russell-Rowe’s Goal Secures 1-0 Victory for Canada in B International Match”

Jacen Russell-Rowe's goal in the second half secured a 1-0 win for Canada against Guatemala in a men's soccer B international match held in...

“NDP Leadership Race Heats Up in Worker-First Forum”

On Wednesday, the NDP leadership race advances with the party's inaugural official candidate forum featuring five contenders. The event, organized as a "worker-first forum"...

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“Parks Canada Enforces AIS Measures to Protect PANP Waters”

Parks Canada is seeking the assistance of the public in preventing the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS) within Prince Albert National Park (PANP)....

“NDP Leadership Race Heats Up in Worker-First Forum”

On Wednesday, the NDP leadership race advances with the party's inaugural official candidate forum featuring five contenders. The event, organized as a "worker-first forum" by the Canadian Labour Congress, will be moderated by its president, Bea Bruske, rather than...

“Blue Jays’ Spending Spree: World Series Dreams or Financial Risks?”

The Toronto Blue Jays are making significant investments to strengthen their roster as they strive for another deep playoff run following their near miss at a World Series title last season. The team has already secured several sought-after free...

Kyiv’s Water Systems Restored Amid Russian Strikes

Kyiv's water and heating systems have been restored following a brief shutdown due to severe cold in the Ukrainian capital on Saturday. Engineers worked urgently to stabilize the power grid, which was severely strained by a series of Russian...

“Rothesay Angler Embraces Social Ice Fishing Trend”

Mike Donovan has a unique approach to ice fishing at the Kennebasis River in Rothesay. Unlike many who use traditional shacks, Donovan prefers to fish from his lawn chair or a small pop-up tent for a more social experience....

“Teen Overcomes Tragedy to Score Winning Goal”

High school senior hockey player Colin Dorgan, who tragically lost three family members in a recent Rhode Island ice rink shooting, scored the winning goal in double overtime on Wednesday, propelling the Blackstone Valley Co-op team into the finals...

Manitoba Man Hopes for Release Amid Venezuela Unrest

In southern Manitoba, a man has been incarcerated in Venezuela for over ten years, and his son is optimistic that his father might be one of the detainees set free amid the country's ongoing political unrest. Dave Sawatzky, aged...

“Russell-Rowe’s Goal Secures 1-0 Victory for Canada in B International Match”

Jacen Russell-Rowe's goal in the second half secured a 1-0 win for Canada against Guatemala in a men's soccer B international match held in Los Angeles. The initial half was marked by more tension than standout moments, with Canada...

“NDP Leadership Race Heats Up in Worker-First Forum”

On Wednesday, the NDP leadership race advances with the party's inaugural official candidate forum featuring five contenders. The event, organized as a "worker-first forum" by the Canadian Labour Congress, will be moderated by its president, Bea Bruske, rather than...

“Tragic Death of ‘Mrs. Maisel’ Set Decorator in Apparent Murder-Suicide”

Set decorator Mary Kate Golding, aged 34, known for her work on popular TV series such as "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" and "Goosebumps," was discovered deceased at her residence in Queens, New York, on Tuesday. Responding to a 911...

“Narcissistic Leaders Resist Remote Work for Power, Not Productivity”

A recent study suggests that the push for employees to return to the office full time may be driven more by leaders' desire for power and status rather than productivity. The research, conducted by the Wharton School at the...

“Venezuela Earthquakes: 3,535 Dead, 18,000 Displaced”

Venezuela's recent series of earthquakes has resulted in a death toll of 3,535, as confirmed by authorities on Monday. Over 18,000 individuals are currently displaced following the disaster that hit the capital and nearby coastal regions over a week...

Arviq HTO Calls for Halt to Steensby Railway Project

Arviq HTO, the hunters and trappers organization in Naujaat, is urging the federal government to pause the Steensby railway project in order to review more recent research on its environmental impacts. Baffinland Iron Mines announced in January that it...

“Conservative Critic Slams Govt for Silence on Kuwait Airbase Strike”

Conservative defense critic James Bezan expressed disappointment that the Liberal government did not disclose a reported missile strike on an airbase in Kuwait where Canadian Armed Forces members are stationed. The Canadian section at the Ali Al-salem Air Base...

“Traffic Woes Persist: Halifax Ranks 3rd for Congestion”

New data released by TomTom reaffirms the ongoing struggle with traffic congestion in Halifax, positioning the city center as the third most congested area in Canada for the second consecutive year, trailing behind Vancouver and Toronto. According to the annual...

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,...