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“Trio Charged with First-Degree...

Three men have been charged with first-degree murder in connection to a homicide...

“Broomball Makes Triumphant Return...

Residents of Makkovik, N.L., are excited about the potential return of broomball, a...

Bo Bichette finalizes $126M...

Bo Bichette and the New York Mets completed their three-year, $126 million agreement...

“Alberta Faces Rising Electricity...

Artificial intelligence data centers are known for their high electricity consumption, which can...

“Canada’s Military Chief Reaffirms NATO’s Unity for Ukraine”

Canada's highest-ranking military officer aimed to provide assurance to Ukrainians on Thursday regarding NATO's stability and importance amid turmoil and criticism, much of it directed from the Trump administration. General Jennie Carignan emphasized the unity of NATO and acknowledged that disagreements among allies are part of the democratic process, citing past instances of similar challenges. Carignan highlighted the resilience of NATO during tough times, expressing confidence in the collaborative efforts on the military front. Despite recent criticisms from U.S. President Donald Trump, particularly regarding NATO's stance on Iran, Carignan emphasized the strong working relationship and unity within the alliance. Recent tensions have raised concerns about the future of...

“Stolen Keats Love Letters Worth $3M Returned”

The proprietors of B&B Rare Books located in New York City became suspicious when a young man approached them last year with a sizable collection of vintage literature for sale. Included in his assortment were 37 love letters penned by English poet John Keats to his fiancée, Fanny Brawne. Joshua Mann, one of the store's co-owners, noted that the seller asserted the letters had been passed down through his family for generations and had once belonged to his grandfather but failed to provide any supporting evidence. Mann expressed his doubts, stating that everything seemed dubious about the situation. Subsequently, it was revealed that the books, estimated to be...

“US-Alberta Separatism Talks Raise Alarms in Canada”

Last week, there was concern in Canada over communications between the Trump administration and Alberta's separatist movement, sparking questions about potential U.S. intentions. Some...

“US-Alberta Separatism Talks Raise Alarms in Canada”

Last week, there was concern in Canada over communications between the Trump administration and Alberta's separatist movement, sparking questions about potential U.S. intentions. Some have drawn worrisome parallels between American actions supporting Alberta separatism and Russia's past efforts to...

“Canadian Arms Transfers to U.S. Under Scrutiny”

Ottawa has been defending its practice of transferring Canadian arms and munitions to the United States without requiring permits. However, the Crown corporation overseeing these international transfers has conducted a review into the final destination of these shipments, according...

“Alberta Faces Rising Electricity Costs with Meta Data Centre”

Artificial intelligence data centers are known for their high electricity consumption, which can potentially lead to increased energy costs for Alberta consumers. The proposed Meta Data Centre in Sturgeon County, Alberta, one of the largest in the province, could...

Competition Bureau Probes Grocery Pricing Policies

The Competition Bureau has initiated a probe into the implementation of minimum advertised pricing policies in the grocery industry. These regulations restrict retailers from promoting their lowest prices, potentially hindering consumers from accessing discounts and impeding price competition. The...

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“Trio Charged with First-Degree Murder in Dawson Creek Case”

Three men have been charged with first-degree murder in connection to a homicide in Dawson Creek, a town in northern British Columbia in 2023,...

“Broomball Makes Triumphant Return to Makkovik Arena”

Residents of Makkovik, N.L., are excited about the potential return of broomball, a popular sport in the area before the outdoor rink closed in...

Bo Bichette finalizes $126M deal with Mets

Bo Bichette and the New York Mets completed their three-year, $126 million agreement on Tuesday evening. The deal was initially reached last week, pending...

“Alberta Faces Rising Electricity Costs with Meta Data Centre”

Artificial intelligence data centers are known for their high electricity consumption, which can potentially lead to increased energy costs for Alberta consumers. The proposed...

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“Northeastern B.C. Faces Climate Crisis: Study”

A recent study suggests that northeastern B.C. can expect a future characterized by higher temperatures and increased precipitation, along with more frequent extreme weather...

Bo Bichette finalizes $126M deal with Mets

Bo Bichette and the New York Mets completed their three-year, $126 million agreement on Tuesday evening. The deal was initially reached last week, pending a successful physical exam. Opting for the Mets over the Philadelphia Phillies, Bichette was formally...

WestJet Reverses Decision: Scraps Cramped Seating Plan

In response to a widespread negative reaction triggered by a viral video, WestJet has decided to scrap a recently introduced seating arrangement that added an extra row on many of its aircraft, reducing legroom for passengers. The airline, as...

“Ford Warns: China EV Deal Threatens Canadian Auto Jobs”

Ontario Premier Doug Ford strongly criticized Canada's recent electric vehicle agreement with China, expressing concerns about Chinese manufacturers gaining a competitive edge in the Canadian auto market to the detriment of local workers. Ford emphasized that the deal could...

“Saskatchewan Premier Hails New China Trade Deal”

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe recently participated in trade discussions with China, describing the outcome as a significant boost for Canadian agriculture. Moe joined Prime Minister Mark Carney alongside federal cabinet members during talks with Chinese officials. Reflecting on the...

“Trio Charged with First-Degree Murder in Dawson Creek Case”

Three men have been charged with first-degree murder in connection to a homicide in Dawson Creek, a town in northern British Columbia in 2023, according to the RCMP. Tanner Allan Murray, 31, Robert James Sinclair, 34, and Benjamin James...

“Broomball Makes Triumphant Return to Makkovik Arena”

Residents of Makkovik, N.L., are excited about the potential return of broomball, a popular sport in the area before the outdoor rink closed in 1996. Recently, ice time at Makkovik Arena was designated for broomball, sparking hope for its...

Bo Bichette finalizes $126M deal with Mets

Bo Bichette and the New York Mets completed their three-year, $126 million agreement on Tuesday evening. The deal was initially reached last week, pending a successful physical exam. Opting for the Mets over the Philadelphia Phillies, Bichette was formally...

“Alberta Faces Rising Electricity Costs with Meta Data Centre”

Artificial intelligence data centers are known for their high electricity consumption, which can potentially lead to increased energy costs for Alberta consumers. The proposed Meta Data Centre in Sturgeon County, Alberta, one of the largest in the province, could...

Bitcoin Mining Firm in B.C. Faces Backlash Over AI Data Center Shift

In the southeastern mountains of British Columbia, a firm that has been engaged in bitcoin mining since 2018 is looking to convert its operations at Christina Lake into an artificial intelligence data center. DMG Blockchain Solutions disclosed on June...

“Einarson Clinches 5th National Title in Heart-Stopping Final”

In a thrilling match at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts, Canada's Kerri Einarson and Manitoba's Kaitlyn Lawes struggled with their shots throughout the night. However, Einarson made a critical shot in the 10th end, executing a precise raise to...

Djokovic Advances to Australian Open Semifinals

Novak Djokovic, a 10-time Australian Open champion, secured a spot in the semifinals after a walkover and an in-match retirement. Despite dropping the first two sets to Lorenzo Musetti in the quarterfinals, Djokovic was leading when the Italian retired...

WestJet Reverses Decision: Scraps Cramped Seating Plan

In response to a widespread negative reaction triggered by a viral video, WestJet has decided to scrap a recently introduced seating arrangement that added an extra row on many of its aircraft, reducing legroom for passengers. The airline, as...

“Backstreet Boys Return to Canada with 2027 Stadium Shows”

The Backstreet Boys have announced their return to Canada with a series of concerts in Toronto in the upcoming year to showcase their enduring popularity. The '90s boy band will present Into the Millennium — Homecoming: Live in Canada...

“Canadian Chef Touts Rare Pawpaw Delicacy”

A chef describes pawpaws as a special delicacy with a tropical flavor native to Canada. Tawnya Brant, owner of Yawékon Foods, compares the taste of pawpaws to a blend of banana, mango, and pineapple, with a creamy texture similar...

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,...