New research indicates that immigrants to Canada are adopting the country's low-fertility rates, with the fertility gap between immigrants and native-born Canadians shrinking.

Canadian taxpayers spent more to protect Prince Harry during his visits to Canada over a five-year period than for any other internationally protected person, according to an RCMP document obtained by CBC News.

Two Nigerian men, Collins Agbonbaye and Pastor Ojo Perfect, have accused an Edo State realtor, Nosa Ighodaro, of collecting over N30 million for fraudulent Canada travel documents and work permits, demanding a refund and prosecution.

Chris Selley argues that Doug Ford's strategy for building infrastructure, specifically regarding airports, demonstrates how not to get projects completed, suggesting other Toronto-region airports are better alternatives to Pearson.

The newly opened Gordie Howe International Bridge connecting Windsor and Detroit saw approximately 7,500 vehicles cross on its first day, with many Canadians and Americans eager to be among the first.

Today's afternoon front page features stories including Carney’s invisible antisemitism council, a Toronto armoured vehicle maker's headquarters hit by gunfire, and other top news.

Ontario's official opposition leader is calling on Premier Doug Ford to provide answers regarding an unknown black substance that blanketed Hamilton communities in early July.

BioRem reported GAAP EPS of C$0.10 and revenue of C$15.69M, while SNDL announced GAAP EPS of -C$0.03 and revenue of C$235.7M.

Hydro-Québec is considering a recommendation to forgive over $250 million in unpaid electricity bills owed by members of some First Nations and Inuit communities, proposing instead that the communities manage the debt.

Marty York criticizes Carney's antisemitism council, stating that despite the Prime Minister's promise of action two months prior, recent shootings indicate that nothing has changed regarding antisemitism.

TFI International's less-than-truckload (LTL) segment remained steady, while its truckload segment experienced significant growth, indicating varied performance across its business units.

Residents of Clinton, B.C., are set to assess damage after an 'apocalyptic' wildfire forced evacuations. The Pear Lake and Fiftynine Creek fires merged into a 668-square-kilometre blaze, destroying multiple properties.

An article argues that Canada should focus on ensuring a hopeful future for young Canadians rather than solely relying on immigration to address population decline.

Economists are expressing serious concerns about a 'very concerning' lack of transparency regarding Canada's federal finances, with one former chief economist stating he has never witnessed such opacity.

Rosanna Montesi, a 93-year-old Montréal-Nord resident, is still waiting for a home care assessment over two months after her fall in May, despite a request being sent before her hospital discharge.

A new 50% U.S. tariff on Canadian whisky is set to begin on August 19, with experts predicting varying price increases for bottles in stores.

Evacuations are underway on British Columbia's West Coast Trail as heavy rain has made the Vancouver Island hike impassable, with Parks Canada urging visitors to delay or cancel planned trips due to high water levels.

As of Friday, Albertans can self-refer and pay for MRIs, CT scans, ultrasounds, and X-rays without a doctor's referral, a new system that has raised concerns among healthcare groups.

The controversy surrounding the Billy Bishop airport could potentially jeopardize the friendship between Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford, with Ford possibly feeling betrayed after his public support for the prime minister.

A new report from TD Economics forecasts a 'meaningful' boost to Canada and Alberta's gross domestic product from a proposed West Coast oil pipeline, though potentially less than government projections.

Ronnie Le Drew, the Canadian-born British puppeteer renowned for operating Zippy on 'Rainbow' and creating goblins for David Bowie, has died at the age of 78 after a short illness.

TMX Group received an 'Outperform' rating upgrade from National Bank, citing a strong growth outlook and defensive factors.

Veteran police officer Hank Idsinga appeared on the Full Comment podcast to discuss an expose of corruption within Toronto's police force. He offered insights into the realities of Canadian policing.

Altus Group has announced the appointment of Katie Royce as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO).

A unique, two-sided cottage in Horseshoe Bay, situated on a migratory bird route, has been designed for a couple who are avid birdwatchers.

A Canadian TikToker, diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's, has chosen to end her life through assisted dying, sparking discussions around end-of-life choices.

Columnist Chris Selley questions why Avi Lewis is hesitant to run for Parliament, noting that the NDP has two theoretically winnable byelections coming up.

Michael Taube cautions that petty mudslinging and infighting within the Conservative party risk splitting the party.

A new survey reveals that half of Canada's emergency room doctors have reduced their work hours and 10% have quit due to a 'hopeless' and 'broken' health system.

Canada's immigration authority has issued clarifications regarding work permit rules for international students after a series of rejections. The authority emphasized that unauthorized work can lead to severe consequences and future permit denials.

This story covers two distinct events: an analysis of which NATO countries increased their defense spending the most in 2025, and the presentation of scholarships and bursaries to 5,312 students in Ogun, Nigeria.

Observers in North America and mid-northern latitudes can witness a full Buck Moon and shooting stars in the night sky this week, offering celestial highlights for the coming days.

The arrest of a Vancouver man found with 66 bank cards and $39,000 in cash, initially for suspicious ATM activity, ultimately led RCMP investigators to uncover a broader online drug sales network.

Hundreds of Toronto residents and advocates are celebrating after the federal government rejected support for a proposed expansion to accommodate jets at Toronto's Billy Bishop Airport.

A video and transcript explain how a modern version of homesteading continues to exist in Canada in the 21st century.

A new Heritage Minute is being filmed at CFB Wainwright to honor Captain Jonathan Snyder and the men and women who served in Afghanistan. The short film will commemorate their service and sacrifices.

Bill Rosehart, the new president of the University of Waterloo, expresses ambition not only for the university but also for the growth of Canada, aiming to have a positive impact.

A Canadian politician reportedly read an AI chatbot's response during a session in the legislature, leading to an unusual incident.

Chris Murphy, bassist for the Canadian band Sloan, is embarking on a European tour with an R.E.M. tribute band that is fronted by a Hollywood actor, marking a new musical venture.

Despite Canada's long-standing anti-nuclear policy, the country's potential path to developing nuclear weapons is reportedly becoming shorter. This raises questions about future defense capabilities and international relations.

Canada's indigenous nuclear industry, homegrown tech, use of heavy-water reactors producing plutonium and tritium, and abundant domestic supply of uranium all position this country as a prime…

Canada officially celebrated the completion of a new multibillion-dollar bridge over the Detroit River, connecting it to the US, a project expected to significantly boost trade, jobs, and tourism between the two nations.

Canadian and U.S. agencies uncovered a broker-style operation that used commercial transportation connections to move illegal drugs, leading to a $139 million drug bust.

Financial stocks experienced fund inflows, with Hut 8 and Iren among the gainers, while Canadian banks and American Express were noted as losers in the market.

A Punjabi woman was strangled to death in Canada, and her Indian-origin boyfriend has been arrested in connection with the murder.

Researchers at the University of Waterloo in Ontario are investigating the dynamics and experiences of dating AI companions, describing it as a relationship where the AI agrees with everything without requiring contribution.

A support group called 'How Are You, Really?' meets at Open Book Coffee in Halifax to provide a safe space for men to discuss life problems and support each other through open conversations.

Canada is grappling with a grocery competition problem, and the Carney government's national food security strategy proposes a 10-year, $1-billion fund to establish up to 40 local food hubs. These hubs aim to empower farmers and reduce consolidation in the food industry.

Canadian mushroom farmers are expressing concerns about the potential impact of new American tariffs on their products. They fear these tariffs could significantly affect their sales and market shares on both sides of the border.

This article highlights the story of Joe Ehizode, a Nigerian who, like many others, has found a new life in Canada, alongside a reflection on Nigerian athletes who have achieved success there.

Canadian-Jamaican artist D Howell shared how complete creative freedom fuels his unique sound and artistic vision, despite the challenges of independent artistry.

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Jacob Tsimerman, a mathematics professor at the University of Toronto, has become the first scholar at a Canadian university to win the prestigious Fields Medal. He is one of four mathematicians under 40 to receive the award this year.

Elmer MacKay, a former federal minister and Member of Parliament for Nova Scotia, has passed away at the age of 89, remembered for his public service and extensive friendships.

A review of the book 'The Instrument Must Not Matter' highlights its exploration of how music can deeply affect the unconscious mind, echoing Hans Christian Andersen's insights on sound.

Jean-François Archambault, a Montreal pastry shop owner, has dedicated over two decades to combating food insecurity in Canada by helping those who lack access to nutritious food.

Canadian officials inaugurated the Gordie Howe Bridge, a significant connection between Michigan and Ontario, without US participation following a 50% tariff threat from former President Trump.

The ClearBridge International Value Strategy has announced its Q2 portfolio update, which includes the addition of Cenovus Energy and CSG.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Gordie Howe International Bridge took place in Windsor, Canada, today, notably without the presence of US officials, marking a significant step for the cross-border infrastructure project.

Canada is reportedly planning its response to new US tariffs, with officials stating that 'everything is on the table,' including potential retaliatory measures.

A century after just four moose were released in Newfoundland to attract hunters, the introduced animals transformed the island's forests and wildlife management. Their population grew significantly before habitat damage triggered declines.

Albertans are being asked to consider a referendum in October to abolish the Red Chamber entirely, a more dramatic gambit than previous Senate reform movements.

Researchers suggest that money can indeed buy happiness, even putting a price on it for Canadians, with Canada ranked as the 14th most expensive nation to purchase joy.

With over 900 fires burning across Canada, experts are warning that the country lacks a coordinated national emergency agency to address the growing climate threat, as Ontario experiences its worst wildfire season on record.

The July Buck Moon will reach peak illumination on July 29, offering skywatchers across North America a chance to see the full moon rising shortly after sunset.

A man has been accused of using a beer keg to smash the window of a Canada Goose shop and stealing clothes valued at €2,720.

Saskatchewan's police oversight body is investigating an incident on Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation where an RCMP officer reportedly punched a woman several times in the face, prompting questions from her family.

More than 70 hikers were evacuated from the West Coast Trail due to unusually severe heavy rains, with a charter ferry service owner noting it as an unprecedented July storm.

The Toronto headquarters of INKAS, a manufacturer of armoured vehicles, was targeted by gunfire, with police investigating potential connections to other recent incidents in the city.

Hammond Manufacturing Company announced GAAP earnings per share of C$0.64 on revenue of C$85 million.

Morguard North American Residential REIT has released its financial results for the second quarter of the year.

Parts of northern and central Alberta, particularly areas west and north of Edmonton, are under a tornado risk warning, with city residents advised to prepare for a severe thunderstorm.

Protesters marched near a Jewish senior care facility in a heavily Jewish Toronto neighborhood, causing concern after a recent kosher bakery shooting.

Tim Hortons' new Harry Potter promotion has sparked significant online backlash, with critics labeling it as 'un-Canadian' and 'anti-trans' due to author J.K. Rowling's controversial views.

A Redditor shared their frustration, stating that the only thing keeping them in Canada is the amount of money, as obtaining residency seems remote despite having a decent job.

The Toronto Rail Yards development project aims to construct a new downtown neighborhood above existing railway infrastructure, creating a community over active tracks.

Truckers indicate that while the Gordie Howe bridge will improve transport efficiency, high diesel fuel prices mean cost savings are unlikely to translate into lower consumer prices soon.

British Columbia's established command-and-control system for recycling is reportedly starting to fray, leading to a paradox in the province's waste management.

Environmental groups are concerned that the Alberta government's proposed oil pipeline route poses a significant threat to the 75 remaining southern resident killer whales, which are protected under the Species At Risk Act.

Energy Transfer has declared a $0.34 dividend, and Topaz Energy has announced a CAD 0.35 dividend, despite Topaz reporting mixed financial results with revenue missing estimates, while Brown & Brown also reported earnings with revenue missing expectations.

A 70-year-old hiker died after slipping while attempting to photograph the surroundings near Triglav, and another hiker from Calgary died falling from Mount Temple in Banff National Park. Both incidents involved fatal falls during mountain excursions.

Shopify's stock saw an 11.5% increase following hopes for 'high-twenties' revenue growth in the second quarter.

Edmonton is grappling with its rainiest summer on record, as a recent storm brought winds up to 94 km/h, causing widespread flooding, road closures, and downed trees.

A wildfire burning near Clinton, British Columbia, is expected to intensify and grow as dry conditions and stronger winds approach. The wildfire service anticipates 'extreme fire behaviour' this week, leading to more evacuations.

During a segment on the Ramsey Show, hosts advised an Edmonton caller with $193,000 in debt and a $380,000 income to take drastic measures, including selling a boat, to address their financial situation.

Altius Minerals is increasing its commitment to TNR Gold's royalty strategy as the latter company approaches its first cashflow.

Indians comprise nearly 60% of the recent decrease in new permanent residents to Canada, significantly impacting the overall decline.

This report details expectations for Lululemon Athletica's upcoming quarterly earnings, offering insights into the company's financial performance.

A Canada-based Nigerian woman, Ezinne Nwanorue, has caused a stir on social media by celebrating the death of her mother-in-law, Comfort Chika Nwanorue, while her marital dispute with her husband continues.

Geoffrey Moyse alleges that governments secretly negotiated recognition of Aboriginal title over the entire Haida Gwaii archipelago without any legal proof, enabling a Haida land deal through legal subterfuge.

A family is grieving the loss of parents and a sister in a July 20 SUV crash on Highway 1 near Piapot, Saskatchewan, while waiting by the bedside of the lone survivor.

Robin MacDougall reported an erratic driver to 911, only to later discover that RCMP officers had entered her home without her knowledge, with police stating they were concerned for her safety after a dropped call.

A new study highlights a 'crisis' in Canadian emergency medicine, revealing that one in ten ER physicians has left their specialty. The vast majority of remaining doctors are reducing hours or taking time off to manage severe burnout.

Information on the current processing times for Canadian student visas has been released, providing updates for applicants.

A phone was found in perfect condition in a Saskatchewan canola field after falling 1.1 kilometers from an airplane, a story shared by the couple who found it.

Invasive Prussian carp have infiltrated Calgary's stormwater system, posing a significant threat to the local ecology. These rapidly breeding fish endanger native aquatic life and city infrastructure.

Two wildfires burning near Clinton, British Columbia, have merged, leading to the closure of Highway 97 between Loon Lake Road and Chasm Road.

Toronto police are investigating after two separate locations of a Jewish-owned bakery chain reported damage, with one hit by gunfire, on Sunday morning.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced three byelections to be held in August for ridings in North Vancouver–Capilano (B.C.), Beaches-East York (Ontario), and Chicoutimi—Le Fjord (Quebec).

Elle’s Café in Regina has gained international attention and attracted visitors from around the world after its social media posts, featuring a scooter and a slogan, went viral this spring.

John Weissenberger describes the abundance of quality coffee awaiting travelers in Middle America during summer travels.

Richard Jamieson, diagnosed with young-onset dementia at 52, shares his experience, highlighting that losing memories was not the most challenging aspect and urging recognition of early warning signs.

Creative entrepreneurs are tapping into a desire for healthier relationships with technology by offering snail-mail subscription clubs, delivering physical letters to subscribers.

A Canadian intern of Chinese origin working at NATO headquarters has been arrested in Belgium on suspicion of espionage. The arrest has raised concerns about spy activities within the organization.

NHL star Jack Hughes joked about having 'nightmares' regarding losing his teeth again, an injury he sustained at the 2026 Winter Olympics after being hit in the face by a Team Canada player.

An Indian-origin woman was fatally shot in a targeted attack in Toronto, with reports indicating the assailant spoke briefly before firing.

Margareta Dovgal contends that if Canada is to be considered a 'petrostate,' it should embrace this status and actively preserve the advantages provided by its natural resources, criticizing Ottawa's current approach.

Guidelines from the Department of Canadian Heritage explain the correct procedure for retiring and disposing of a tattered Canadian flag. The article details how to respectfully handle the national symbol when it is no longer fit for display.

An analysis suggests that tornado warnings are increasing at a faster rate than actual tornadoes. The article explores whether this trend is a positive development in weather forecasting and public safety.

While Canada is easing interprovincial alcohol rules, numerous other trade barriers continue to hinder the free flow of goods, services, and labor between provinces. Experts highlight key issues that still need to be addressed.

Damanpreet Kaur, a woman from Ludhiana, India, was killed in Edmonton, Canada, with Ritish Kumar arrested in connection with what authorities are calling an 'intimate partner homicide'.

Transport Minister Steve McKinnon announced that the federal government will not support Ontario Premier Doug Ford's proposal to expand Billy Bishop Airport in Toronto.

Parks Canada has charged a pair of hikers after their off-leash dog had a close encounter with a well-known grizzly bear on a popular trail in Banff National Park.

Several Global X and AGF ETFs have declared their latest monthly dividends. These include various covered call ETFs focusing on Canadian banks, silver, and the S&P/TSX 60 Index, as well as high-interest savings and enhanced U.S. equity income funds.

Hedge funds have adopted their most negative stance on the Canadian Dollar against the US Dollar since the beginning of 2024, as reported by Bloomberg.

Former cybersecurity official Steve Waterhouse stated that BQ Leader Blanchet mishandled a social media hacking incident, accusing the political party of downplaying the event by not addressing a scam on Blanchet’s account for 11 days.

A 'Coffee Break' column discusses various aspects of longevity, including skepticism towards certain claims and the role of supplements, referencing insights from McGill University's Office of Science and Society.

Two men undertaking a charity ride across Canada to raise awareness for men's mental health had their bicycles stolen in downtown Winnipeg on Friday.

Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet's X account was restored two weeks after it was hacked to promote Bitcoin, a delay that also saw the party publicly acknowledge the issue.

A new Canadian study by Health Canada has found a six per cent increase in hospital visits for migraines during periods of wildfire smoke, suggesting a link between air pollution and severe headaches.

A selection of five Canadian-made grilling products is highlighted to elevate barbecue nights during the ongoing grilling season.

A Canadian federal opposition party leader is calling on the government to block a data-sharing agreement between Thomson Reuters and US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), citing concerns over privacy and immigration fraud identification.

A CBC News investigation revealed that doctors in Canada are exploiting a regulatory loophole to administer unproven peptides to patients, despite warnings from Health Canada against their use as health and fitness shortcuts.

The prime minister must have known that media would go easy on his falsifiable story about the Gordie Howe International Bridge deal

An opinion piece argues that Canada must actively confront Russia's ambitions in the Arctic region, emphasizing that the area cannot be ceded to authoritarian powers.

Hermes International reported GAAP EPS of €21.32 and revenue of €8.16 billion, while Toromont posted GAAP EPS of C$1.51 and revenue of C$1.6 billion. Both companies demonstrated robust financial performance in their latest earnings reports.

Chris Alexander, a former Conservative Member of Parliament, has officially announced his entry into the already competitive race for Toronto's next mayor.

Crews have arrived on Prince Edward Island to begin filming a novel adaptation for Netflix, signaling a busy summer for the Canadian province.

Ontario is reportedly reconsidering its support for a major high-speed rail project after the federal government rejected plans to allow commercial jets at Toronto's Billy Bishop Airport, potentially creating a rift between the provincial and federal governments.

An Alberta man was acquitted of sexually assaulting his ex-partner after a judge accepted his defense that he was not fully conscious and his conduct was unintentional due to 'sexsomnia'.

Intact Financial announced its GAAP Earnings Per Share at C$3.90.

Wildfires in British Columbia, Canada, have led to evacuations, with one ranch taking in nearly 30 horses from affected families.

Tobi Lütke, the billionaire CEO of Shopify, has drawn criticism for seemingly endorsing a system that would strip voting rights from some Canadians and grant more votes to the ultra-wealthy.

Immigration Minister Lena Diab announced that all eligible Canadian adults can now apply online to renew their passports, streamlining the renewal process.

Old Age Security payments in Canada are set to increase, with maximum benefits rising from $743 to $752 and $817 to $827 this week.

Celestica's stock saw an increase following its second-quarter earnings beat, with analysts highlighting accelerating demand for the company's services and products.

A former police officer has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after being found guilty of war crimes in a retrial. Separately, two women have sued a former Regina police officer for using internal records to pursue relationships with them.

A parole board considered 'casual and systemic racism' as a factor while freeing an armed robber, believing that the individual's substance abuse, poor coping mechanisms, and emotional regulation issues were linked to trauma experienced by them and their family.

Liam Ferguson argues that the International Criminal Court (ICC) is not a serious judicial body and poses a significant threat to the sovereignty of Canada and its allies.

Four years after its announcement, the Oilsands' Pathways carbon capture project remains unclear regarding its environmental impact and, more significantly, who will ultimately bear the costs.

The US consulate in Toronto has been shot at for the second time this year, with a gunman firing at the building. Authorities are investigating the repeated incidents targeting the diplomatic mission.

An episode from January 2026 revisits the surprising science behind dreams and nightmares, featuring insights from Dr. Michelle Carr, director of the Dream Engineering Laboratory.

The RCMP detachment in Morse, Saskatchewan, was destroyed by fire after a hydrant failed during firefighting efforts, with local farmers and Hutterite colonies providing support to extinguish the blaze.

New research indicates that 76% of Canada's wildfire emissions originate from soil carbon, fundamentally altering the understanding of wildfire smoke, climate change, and forest management strategies.

A by-election in Quebec is drawing significant attention next month, with political observers calling it a crucial race following the departure of former Conservative MP Richard Martel.

Canadian Olympic champion Ethan Katzberg is set to compete at the Commonwealth Games, looking to contribute to Canada's strong performance on Day 4 of the event.

A second man has been arrested in connection with the 2023 murder of an Indian-origin food delivery driver in Canada.

The family of hockey legend Gordie Howe were the first to cross the new bridge named in his honor, following a Canada-only ceremony.

Colliers International Group (CIGI) has reportedly lost an appeal concerning strategic diversification issues.

Municipalities in British Columbia, including the Regional District of Nanaimo, are addressing a rising issue of 'wishcycling' by considering fines for repeat offenders who place incorrect items in recycling bins.

New research analyzing jade artifacts discovered east of the Rocky Mountains is shedding light on the extensive Indigenous trade networks that once traversed pre-colonial Western Canada.

Two years of litigation with a truth-seeking lawyer concluded with a settlement and more cautious language from the B.C. Law Society regarding claims of buried children at the Kamloops residential school site.

John Carpay argues that new laws introduced by the Liberals threaten to undo all the personal privacy protections Canadians have won in court.

A key philanthropist behind the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg has announced her family is pausing financial support due to concerns regarding an exhibit on the displacement of Palestinians.

A family home on Lamèque island, Canada, passed down through seven generations, is increasingly at risk from coastal erosion exacerbated by climate change.

The 2026 edition of Vinitaly.us was presented by the Italian Ambassador to Canada, Alessandro Cattaneo, aboard the Amerigo Vespucci in Québec City.

A 26-year-old Indian-origin woman, Navneet Kaur, was killed in what police believe was a 'targeted attack' in Canada, with no suspects outstanding and the motive still unclear.

An 11-year-old Canadian boy started a trash-bin cleaning service, initially faced rejection, but quickly gained a large social media following and numerous clients, turning his venture into a success.

Some roads in Edmonton have reopened following a severe thunderstorm and heavy winds, though many others remain flooded after Saturday night's downpour.

Hikers in Banff National Park face a $25,000 fine after their off-leash dog barked at a grizzly bear on a trail, with video showing the incident where the pet was not leashed or picked up.

Linus Torvalds, the creator of the Linux open-source software system, has reportedly expressed strong opinions regarding artificial intelligence.

A couple in Winnipeg has become unintentional hosts to chimney swifts, a threatened migratory bird species. The birds have taken up residence in their 91-year-old home.

This article critiques the Canadian government's adherence to Mark Carney's call for a principled and pragmatic foreign policy made at Davos, noting areas where it has succeeded and failed.

Canadian authorities have seized drugs valued at $139 million in a cross-border operation, leading to the arrest of several truck drivers of Indian origin.

Scientists have made a significant discovery, finding sugar molecules in space. This finding is generating excitement in the science community as it could provide new insights into how life originated on Earth.

A newly discovered out-of-control wildfire burning north of West Kelowna in British Columbia's Central Okanagan has triggered evacuation alerts for over 500 properties in a popular vacation area.

Residents evacuated due to a wildfire in the Cairngorms have been permitted to return to their homes. Meanwhile, communities in Kimberley, B.C., remain on high alert, preparing for potential wildfire threats.

The article discusses Canada's ongoing grocery competition issues and explores whether local food hubs could provide a viable solution.

Canada has experienced a 20% decrease in new permanent residents, with nearly half of this drop attributed to a 66% fall in study permits for Indian students since 2023. Ontario and B.C. absorbed most of the national decline.

The new six-lane Gordie Howe International Bridge, connecting Windsor, Ontario, to Detroit, Michigan, is being criticized as 'a bad deal for Canada from the start' and a 'sweetheart deal for the U.S.'

Some of Prince Edward Island's oldest cemeteries are increasingly at risk due to coastal erosion. Burial grounds dating back over two centuries are slowly being lost as the land beneath them erodes into the sea.

While the new Gordie Howe International Bridge connecting Windsor and Detroit is making headlines, residents of Saskatoon are familiar with their own Gordie Howe Bridge, which was constructed over a decade ago.

Canadian Blood Services is appealing for urgent blood donations across the country, reporting a nearly 20% drop in its supply since June.

An Indian woman, identified as Damanpreet Kaur from Punjab, was found dead at her home in Canada. Her partner has been arrested in connection with her murder.

A Nigerian woman residing in Canada claims her husband continued an affair despite publicly taking an oath of fidelity.

Elections Alberta has verified the signatures for a citizen initiative petition seeking to force a vote on whether the province should separate from Canada.

An orca has been sighted near Cape Breton, specifically around the Canso Causeway, with numerous individuals sharing photos and videos of the whale on social media.

Hedge funds have accumulated their most negative positions on the Canadian dollar in two years, primarily driven by the ongoing threat of American tariffs impacting the currency.

Four Canadian-made ice cream flavors are highlighted as the perfect way to conclude National Ice Cream Month, encouraging Canadians to meet their average annual consumption of 4.5 liters.

Thousands of lightning strikes have ignited new wildfires across British Columbia, contributing to what the Prime Minister describes as one of Canada's most intense wildfire seasons on record.

The stars of the 'Heated Rivalry' series acknowledge that brands use sex to sell and are accustomed to being objectified by fans of all ages and genders worldwide.

Bystanders are being hailed as heroes for rescuing passengers from a seaplane that crashed and caught fire during an emergency landing on Sucia Island, near the British Columbia-Washington border.

Smoke from wildfires burning in British Columbia has drifted over Calgary and surrounding areas, leading to air quality warnings due to unsafe conditions.

Canadian National Railway reported its Q2 earnings, with non-GAAP EPS of C$2.08, surpassing estimates by C$0.12. The company also exceeded revenue expectations, reporting C$4.75 billion, C$130 million above forecasts.

Cadillac Mines Corp. and its supporters successfully raised C$385 million ($273 million) in an upsized initial public offering, contributing to the mining-driven resurgence of listing activity in Canada.

GOP lawmakers are urging an investigation into alleged foreign influence from China and Russia aimed at undermining U.S. data centers and AI infrastructure development. This comes as Canadians across the country are also pushing back against the proliferation of AI data centers in their communities, highlighting a broader North American concern regarding data center expansion and its implications.

The Government of Canada has issued a recall for Briine Pacific Tide Sparkling Spring Water in Alberta after some 355ml cans were found to be bulging due to non-harmful microbial contamination.

An opinion piece argues that older Canadians exhibit a disconnect between problematic Liberal policies and the country's societal decline, attributing power to figures like Carney and the CBC.