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“Jesse Minter Returns to...

Jesse Minter has been appointed as the new head coach for the Baltimore...

“Construction Crane Disaster Derails...

A tragic incident unfolded in northeastern Thailand as a construction crane fell onto...

“US Auto Industry Challenges...

Detroit's auto manufacturers are set to present arguments to the Trump administration, suggesting...

“Life-Sized Styxosaurus Exhibit Wows...

The Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre in Morden, Manitoba, has recently unveiled its latest...

Afroman Wins Defamation Lawsuit Against Ohio Deputies

The Grammy-nominated artist Afroman successfully defended himself in a defamation lawsuit brought by seven Ohio sheriff's deputies. The deputies had filed the lawsuit against him over music videos where he used home security footage to satirize their raid of his residence. Afroman, whose real name is Joseph Foreman, celebrated the verdict outside the courthouse, emphasizing freedom of speech. Subsequently, he shared his exuberance on social media. The legal battle raised questions about the boundaries of parody and the artistic freedom of social commentary aimed at public figures. The deputies had collectively sought damages amounting to nearly $4 million US. During the defense's closing arguments, Afroman's attorney, David...

“Middle East Energy Crisis: Conflict Escalates”

Oil and gas installations in the Persian Gulf were struck on Thursday when Israel attacked the South Pars natural gas field, a crucial energy source for Iran. This event represents a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Following the assault on South Pars, U.S. President Donald Trump stated that Israel would refrain from further attacks on the gas field. However, he warned that if Iran continued targeting Qatar's energy infrastructure, the U.S. would respond by severely damaging the entire field. The attacks on oil and gas facilities in the region, combined with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, have led to a significant...

“IMF Report: Canada’s Economy Could Surge 7% by Eliminating Internal Trade Barriers”

Canada's economy could see a potential increase of nearly seven percent, equivalent to $210 billion in real GDP over time, by eliminating internal trade...

“IMF Report: Canada’s Economy Could Surge 7% by Eliminating Internal Trade...

Canada's economy could see a potential increase of nearly seven percent, equivalent to $210 billion in real GDP over time, by eliminating internal trade barriers across the country's 13 provinces and territories, as per a report released by the...

“Canadian Leaders Unite Against Antisemitism on Holocaust Remembrance Day”

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized the importance of acknowledging the historical repercussions of ignorance and hatred during a Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony in Ottawa. Carney noted that Canada's silence during the Second World War contributed to the tragic...

“US Auto Industry Challenges Trade Deal Changes”

Detroit's auto manufacturers are set to present arguments to the Trump administration, suggesting that the proposed changes to the North American trade deal could result in significant financial losses and hinder their ability to compete with international counterparts. American...

“WestJet Employee Strike Paused, Flight Disruptions Possible”

WestJet employees have decided to pause their job action, but Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is cautioning travelers with WestJet bookings that their flights could still face disruptions. Following the cancellation of several hundred flights, WestJet and the Canadian Union...

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“Jesse Minter Returns to Baltimore Ravens as Head Coach”

Jesse Minter has been appointed as the new head coach for the Baltimore Ravens, returning to the team where he previously served on the...

“Construction Crane Disaster Derails Thai Train, 32 Lives Lost”

A tragic incident unfolded in northeastern Thailand as a construction crane fell onto a moving passenger train, leading to a derailment that resulted in...

“US Auto Industry Challenges Trade Deal Changes”

Detroit's auto manufacturers are set to present arguments to the Trump administration, suggesting that the proposed changes to the North American trade deal could...

“Life-Sized Styxosaurus Exhibit Wows Visitors”

The Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre in Morden, Manitoba, has recently unveiled its latest exhibit featuring the Styxosaurus, a long-necked plesiosaur that roamed the seas...

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“Controversial Strychnine Use Allowed in Alberta and Saskatchewan”

After facing significant delays, the official window for strychnine use in Alberta and Saskatchewan opened on Wednesday. Farmers are now permitted to utilize the...

“Construction Crane Disaster Derails Thai Train, 32 Lives Lost”

A tragic incident unfolded in northeastern Thailand as a construction crane fell onto a moving passenger train, leading to a derailment that resulted in the loss of at least 32 lives and left numerous individuals injured. The calamity occurred...

Venezuelan Exiles in Spain Navigate Uncertain Future

In Spain, numerous Venezuelan exiles, including prominent opposition figures and citizens, have long awaited a time when Nicolás Maduro would no longer hold power. Xiomara Sierra, a vocal critic of the Venezuelan government, experienced threats and accusations of terrorism...

“Canadian Travel Decline Raises Concerns in Washington Border Towns”

A continuing trend in 2025 shows British Columbians are opting to stay north of the Washington state border, causing concerns for border towns reliant on Canadian visitors for their livelihood. Data from the Whatcom Council of Governments, located along...

“Canadian Tourism Decline Hits U.S. Border States Hard”

A recent congressional committee report reveals that the decline in Canadian tourism to the United States due to President Donald Trump's policies is negatively impacting American businesses across several states, especially those along the U.S.-Canada border. The report, produced...

“Jesse Minter Returns to Baltimore Ravens as Head Coach”

Jesse Minter has been appointed as the new head coach for the Baltimore Ravens, returning to the team where he previously served on the coaching staff under John Harbaugh. Minter, who most recently worked as the defensive coordinator for...

“Construction Crane Disaster Derails Thai Train, 32 Lives Lost”

A tragic incident unfolded in northeastern Thailand as a construction crane fell onto a moving passenger train, leading to a derailment that resulted in the loss of at least 32 lives and left numerous individuals injured. The calamity occurred...

“US Auto Industry Challenges Trade Deal Changes”

Detroit's auto manufacturers are set to present arguments to the Trump administration, suggesting that the proposed changes to the North American trade deal could result in significant financial losses and hinder their ability to compete with international counterparts. American...

“Life-Sized Styxosaurus Exhibit Wows Visitors”

The Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre in Morden, Manitoba, has recently unveiled its latest exhibit featuring the Styxosaurus, a long-necked plesiosaur that roamed the seas during the Cretaceous period millions of years ago. The exhibit showcases reconstructions of this ancient...

“WestJet Employee Strike Paused, Flight Disruptions Possible”

WestJet employees have decided to pause their job action, but Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is cautioning travelers with WestJet bookings that their flights could still face disruptions. Following the cancellation of several hundred flights, WestJet and the Canadian Union...

Venezuelan Exiles in Spain Navigate Uncertain Future

In Spain, numerous Venezuelan exiles, including prominent opposition figures and citizens, have long awaited a time when Nicolás Maduro would no longer hold power. Xiomara Sierra, a vocal critic of the Venezuelan government, experienced threats and accusations of terrorism...

Porter Airlines to Close Crew Bases in Thunder Bay and Halifax

Porter Airlines is set to close its crew bases in Thunder Bay, Ontario, and Halifax, Nova Scotia, impacting a total of 60 pilots, as reported by the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA). The closures, scheduled for May, are part...

“New Brunswick’s Cookville Solar Project to Generate 150MW”

Saint John Energy revealed plans for a significant solar farm project last summer, touted as the largest of its kind in New Brunswick. However, a newly announced project aims to surpass this milestone by 15 times. The Cookville Solar...

“Controversial Strychnine Use Allowed in Alberta and Saskatchewan”

After facing significant delays, the official window for strychnine use in Alberta and Saskatchewan opened on Wednesday. Farmers are now permitted to utilize the controversial rodenticide to manage Richardson's ground squirrels, commonly known as gophers, until September 1. However,...

“Canadian Travel Decline Raises Concerns in Washington Border Towns”

A continuing trend in 2025 shows British Columbians are opting to stay north of the Washington state border, causing concerns for border towns reliant on Canadian visitors for their livelihood. Data from the Whatcom Council of Governments, located along...

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,...