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Saab Offers Canada Secure...

In an effort to persuade Canada to acquire Gripen-E fighter jets, Saab has...

Toronto Enhances Security for...

Law enforcement in the Greater Toronto Area is stepping up its patrols around...

Microsoft Restores Services After...

On Saturday, Microsoft announced that services across Teams, Outlook, and its other offerings...

Voyager 1 Set to...

Quirks and Quarks54:00Voyager approaches one light-day awayIn this episode of Quirks & Quarks...

Ebola Outbreak in Congo Surpasses 4,000 Deaths Amid...

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has surpassed 4,000 fatalities, according to officials, who are working tirelessly to control the virus's spread.Recent data shared by the health ministry on Thursday indicated that 4,018 individuals have succumbed to the virus, representing nearly half of the 8,300 confirmed cases, marking this as the most rapidly expanding Ebola outbreak ever recorded.The outbreak was officially declared on May 15, triggered by the rare Bundibugyo virus, which currently lacks any known treatment or vaccine.In the capital of Ituri province, Bunia, health workers gathered to demand overdue wages, but they were swiftly dispersed by local authorities. Among those...

Iran Plans “Exclusion Zone” in Strait of Hormuz...

The newly appointed leader of Iran's Supreme National Security Council announced on Sunday that Tehran intends to declare an "exclusion zone" beyond the Strait of Hormuz, targeting vessels it suspects of attempting to navigate through the waterway.Mohsen Rezaei shared these remarks with Iran's state broadcaster, providing limited specifics, just a day after the U.S. military struck three Iranian oil tankers in retaliation for Iran's ballistic missile attacks against U.S. warships. Analysts described the missile launches as a significant escalation following Iran's earlier assaults on commercial shipping.Rezaei stated that the forthcoming exclusion zone would be revealed in the upcoming days and weeks, stating it "will commence from...

Saab Offers Canada Secure Data Centre to Boost Gripen Jet Appeal

In an effort to persuade Canada to acquire Gripen-E fighter jets, Saab has proposed setting up a secure, sovereign data centre in Montreal dedicated...

Saab Offers Canada Secure Data Centre to Boost Gripen Jet Appeal

In an effort to persuade Canada to acquire Gripen-E fighter jets, Saab has proposed setting up a secure, sovereign data centre in Montreal dedicated to storing vital, classified mission data and intelligence, according to information obtained by CBC News.The...

Mark Carney’s First Year: A World Tour of 84 Days as...

During his inaugural year as prime minister, Mark Carney demonstrated a sense of urgency.Just two days post his swearing-in at Rideau Hall, he embarked on official trips to France and the United Kingdom. Shortly after, he entered a five-week...

Microsoft Restores Services After Major Global Outage Disruption

On Saturday, Microsoft announced that services across Teams, Outlook, and its other offerings had been fully restored, concluding a worldwide outage that disrupted online communications for businesses and government entities for over a day.“We have finalized our work to...

Nvidia CEO’s Affair Raises Alarms Over China’s Chip Acquisition Secrets

The news that Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, was involved in an affair with a former executive from a Singaporean firm has sparked worries regarding China's capacity to obtain advanced microchips that are currently restricted from entry into...

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Saab Offers Canada Secure Data Centre to Boost Gripen Jet Appeal

In an effort to persuade Canada to acquire Gripen-E fighter jets, Saab has proposed setting up a secure, sovereign data centre in Montreal dedicated...

Toronto Enhances Security for Passover Amid Rising Antisemitism Concerns

Law enforcement in the Greater Toronto Area is stepping up its patrols around Jewish houses of worship and community centers as Passover commences on...

Microsoft Restores Services After Major Global Outage Disruption

On Saturday, Microsoft announced that services across Teams, Outlook, and its other offerings had been fully restored, concluding a worldwide outage that disrupted online...

Voyager 1 Set to Become First Human-Made Object One Light-Day Away

Quirks and Quarks54:00Voyager approaches one light-day awayIn this episode of Quirks & Quarks with Bob McDonald:Voyager 1 nearing a significant one light-day achievementQuirks and...

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Ontario Monarch Butterfly Makes Historic 3,300 km Journey to Mexico

A monarch butterfly from Manitoulin Island, Ontario, has gained local fame after successfully completing a remarkable journey across North America that concluded in Mexico...

Takaichi’s LDP Secures Historic Supermajority in Parliamentary Elections

The political party led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi achieved a two-thirds supermajority in a significant parliamentary election held on Sunday, as reported by Japanese media citing initial results, marking a substantial victory due to her widespread popularity.In a...

Teen Charged with Terrorism for Promoting Neo-Nazi Group Online

A teenager from the Quebec City region has been charged with an offence related to terrorism.According to a statement released by the RCMP on Thursday, the youth allegedly utilized social media platforms to advocate for the violent beliefs associated...

NDP MP Urges Canada to Cut Ties with U.S. ICE Amid Controversy

An NDP Member of Parliament is urging the government to intervene and prevent Canadian businesses from engaging with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, commonly known as ICE.On Thursday, Heather McPherson shared a letter she wrote to Prime Minister...

Saab Offers Canada Secure Data Centre to Boost Gripen Jet Appeal

In an effort to persuade Canada to acquire Gripen-E fighter jets, Saab has proposed setting up a secure, sovereign data centre in Montreal dedicated to storing vital, classified mission data and intelligence, according to information obtained by CBC News.The...

Toronto Enhances Security for Passover Amid Rising Antisemitism Concerns

Law enforcement in the Greater Toronto Area is stepping up its patrols around Jewish houses of worship and community centers as Passover commences on Wednesday evening.Toronto police have announced that residents can anticipate a heightened police presence in neighborhoods,...

Microsoft Restores Services After Major Global Outage Disruption

On Saturday, Microsoft announced that services across Teams, Outlook, and its other offerings had been fully restored, concluding a worldwide outage that disrupted online communications for businesses and government entities for over a day.“We have finalized our work to...

Voyager 1 Set to Become First Human-Made Object One Light-Day Away

Quirks and Quarks54:00Voyager approaches one light-day awayIn this episode of Quirks & Quarks with Bob McDonald:Voyager 1 nearing a significant one light-day achievementQuirks and Quarks21:54EXTENDED EDITION: Voyager 1 nearing a significant one light-day achievementOn November 18, Voyager 1 will...

Avril Lavigne Welcomes Baby Girl, Shares Joyful Announcement Online

Avril Lavigne, the Canadian pop-punk sensation, has announced the arrival of her first child — a daughter — with an undisclosed partner.In an Instagram post, Lavigne expressed her joy, stating, "Our Mini F--king Princess has arrived 🎀👑🍼🩷," and shared...

Takaichi’s LDP Secures Historic Supermajority in Parliamentary Elections

The political party led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi achieved a two-thirds supermajority in a significant parliamentary election held on Sunday, as reported by Japanese media citing initial results, marking a substantial victory due to her widespread popularity.In a...

Developing Nations Demand Climate Funding Priority at COP31 Summit

Countries in the developing world are urging that funding for climate adaptation and disaster relief take precedence at the upcoming COP31 summit in Turkey, especially following the recent catastrophic floods in Nepal, which have highlighted the shortcomings of existing...

Canada’s Speed Skaters Strike Gold Again at World Championships

Canadian speed skaters clinched gold in the men's 5,000-metre relay and secured silver in the mixed 2,000 relay at the world short-track championships held on Sunday in Montreal.The squad concluded the competition with a total of three medals, which...

Ebola Outbreak in Congo Surpasses 4,000 Deaths Amid Crisis

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has surpassed 4,000 fatalities, according to officials, who are working tirelessly to control the virus's spread.Recent data shared by the health ministry on Thursday indicated that 4,018 individuals have...

Ontario Monarch Butterfly Makes Historic 3,300 km Journey to Mexico

A monarch butterfly from Manitoulin Island, Ontario, has gained local fame after successfully completing a remarkable journey across North America that concluded in Mexico this month.Covering over 3,300 kilometers in just 70 days, this magnificent insect accomplished a milestone...

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,...