Swedish arms company Saab has offered Canada to build a complete production line for Gripen E/F fighter jets directly on Canadian territory.

Marlo Miazga is launching a Toronto-based IP-focused media company, debuting with a deeply personal documentary for CBC about the tragic loss of her teenage son.

A Canadian provincial leader suggested targeting US fighter jet manufacturing and coal exports as strategic leverage to counter current trade and diplomatic tensions with Washington.

Technology shares led major indexes higher during evening trading, alongside notable market movements and developments in Canadian equities.

The Canadian women's basketball team secures its spot in the upcoming Olympic qualifiers, taking a crucial step toward competing at the 2028 Los Angeles Games.

Manhattan Gold has discovered extended mineralization at its Jaws project in Canada, reporting a top assay of 25.9 meters at 1.59 grams per tonne of gold.

Ontario Premier Doug Eby has urged Prime Minister Mark Carney to reconsider purchasing U.S. fighter jets, citing the need to address non-tariff trade barriers and protect Canadian interests.

Investors are monitoring potential trade policy shifts that could impose new tariffs on Canadian copper exports, though current breakdowns do not yet indicate a confirmed 50% levy.

Canadian pop star Tate McRae has been selected as the face of a major denim brand’s latest advertising campaign. The partnership follows in the footsteps of previous high-profile ambassadors like Justin Bieber and Kendall Jenner, marking a significant crossover into fashion marketing for the artist.

Former premiers Rachel Notley and Jason Kenney have joined forces to lead a campaign opposing any potential secession movement in Alberta, citing negative impacts on business and timing during U.S. trade tensions.

The Canadian government plans to fund the construction of six new heavy icebreakers for its Coast Guard to strengthen Arctic sovereignty and maritime operations.

The Canadian government has levied a 50% duty on American steel imports, escalating bilateral trade tensions following recent US tariff implementations on Canadian goods.

Donald Trump’s imposition of new tariffs has triggered a sharp diplomatic and economic clash with Canada, leading to public spats with provincial leaders and controversial proposals like renaming Lake Ontario. Canadian officials remain united in resisting the measures, while analysts question the long-term political viability of the trade conflict for Washington.

Two fire fronts originating in Bosnia and Herzegovina have crossed into the Konavle hills in Croatia, threatening the villages of Stravča and Dube Konavoska while being fought by ground crews and Canadiana aircraft.

Market analysts suggest that Canadian Solar's upcoming financial disclosure could drive its stock price toward $19 per share based on current performance metrics.

Legal experts clarify that individuals can access employment benefits when a spouse moves for employment, provided they demonstrate they exhausted all reasonable local job alternatives.

U.S. dollar fragile as investors weigh Iran sanctions, Treasury buybacks

Analysts examine whether Washington possesses the domestic political consensus to sustain prolonged tariff disputes with Ottawa despite strong economic fundamentals.

Indigenous groups and conservationists are expressing concern that the Canadian government may backtrack on its commitment to phase out salmon farms in British Columbia. However, other Indigenous groups supporting aquaculture warn that a ban would lead to job losses and threaten food security.

Mark Carney stated that Canada's icebreaker expertise is crucial for US efforts to expand its Arctic fleet, calling it one of the many things the US needs from its northern neighbor.

Veteran actress Nadia Afgan revealed that many performers hide financial struggles behind curated online posts, advising younger actors to save money rather than chase status symbols.

An article argues that escalating trade tensions between the US and Canada, driven by Trump's policies, are detrimental to both countries. It suggests that Trump's approach of treating allies worse than adversaries could negatively impact Republicans in the midterms.

A 53-year-old Canadian expatriate is fighting for his life in an ICU in Greece after suffering severe brain damage following dental implant surgery in Turkey.

Former President Donald Trump has proposed imposing fresh tariffs on Canadian automobile imports, cautioning that such measures could negatively affect American manufacturing jobs and supply chains.

A man and a woman have been charged with complicity in the attempted femicide of Nadia Beller, the ex-girlfriend of Argentine political advisor Fernando Cerimedo, in Bolivia. The couple is accused of taking part in the attack.

A Canadian Pokémon collector, Emilio Kihien, successfully recovered $4,000 worth of stolen cards by posing as a buyer in a 'vigilante' sting operation after police indicated they could not offer much assistance.

Canadian YouTube duo Hamzah Al-Emad and Martin Andrijasevic, known as Slushy Noobz, have become stars by finding comedy in everyday life, offering a refreshing contrast to the internet's increasingly meaner landscape.

Scotiabank has introduced a new Visa credit card specifically designed for Canadian businesses, featuring no annual fees.

Canadian Pacific Kansas City and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) have agreed to arbitration to resolve their multi-month strike.

Geoff Russ explores the evolution of Canadian identity, noting how colonists transformed into distinct regional groups like Acadians, Canadiens, Maritimers, and British Columbians over time.

The Canadian dollar has slid as Ottawa and Washington appear headed for a trade war, with reports indicating that the US demands were deemed excessive. A potential trade conflict could lead to increased prices for everyday items for consumers.

This article provides a look at Monday morning's market action, offering Canadian investors key insights into pre-market trends and what to expect for the trading day. It covers various factors influencing the Canadian stock market.

An automobile driver was killed in Prince George, Canada, after a plane made an emergency landing on a busy boulevard, described by witnesses as an 'explosion'.

The Canadian Opera Company has commissioned an Indigenous-led creative team to adapt the chart-topping book 'Empire of Wild' into an opera, aiming to attract new audiences to its world premiere.

Ottawa rejected a last-minute demand from American negotiators to exempt major U.S. streaming platforms from Canadian content requirements, which mandate boosting the discoverability of Canadian and French-language content.

A listicle explores nine of the world's oldest regular train services that are still operational, ranging from vintage East-German classics to Canadian stainless-steel wonders.

The Canadian Prime Minister did not shy away from strong words following the failure of a trade deal, stating, 'If you are attacked, you are at war.'

An analysis delves into the reasons why Canadians have largely stopped using trains for travel, suggesting it's a trend similar to other traditional activities abandoned once more convenient alternatives became affordable.

The film 'Tony' by Canadian director Matt Johnson is praised for its originality and for uncovering an 'unpleasant truth' about the early career of the iconic chef Anthony Bourdain.

Fans and media are commemorating the 10th anniversary of The Tragically Hip's final concert, a significant event in Canadian music history. Special broadcasts and gatherings are being held to remember the band's farewell performance.

An opinion piece argues that America is acting as a 'bad friend' to its northern neighbor, Canada, suggesting a lack of awareness regarding the challenges faced by Canadians.

A Croatian judge has ordered pre-trial detention for three Canadian citizens suspected of setting fires near Drniš, with two of the suspects currently at large.

US imposes 50% tariffs on key Canadian sectors after talks collapse, but unlikely to cripple Canada's economy.

A Canadian Vice Admiral stated that Ukraine possesses the capability to contribute to strengthening the armies of allied nations.

A survey revealed strong public opinion, with nearly 2,000 responses, on whether Canadians would buy or boycott US alcohol if trade talks bring it back to Canadian shelves.

A selection of six new and exciting Canadian wines are recommended as alternatives to U.S. labels for those looking to expand their taste.

An analysis explores the various factors contributing to the recent increase in Canadian bond yields.

The Premier of Manitoba has made a statement regarding Canadian provincial bans on American alcohol, which had previously angered the Trump administration. These restrictions significantly reduced the sale of US alcohol in Canada.

Emmy voters face a challenging choice in this year's outstanding documentary or nonfiction special category, which is notably star-studded with profiles of legendary Canadian comedians and other celebrities.

A new survey reveals that two-thirds of Canadians believe the country's healthcare system is in a state of crisis, primarily due to shortages of doctors and nurses and extended wait times.

Croatian police have arrested one Canadian citizen in connection with a fire in Bobodol near Šibenik, while two other Canadian suspects are believed to have fled to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

This week's top real estate stories in Canada include features on accidental landlords and the Home of the Week, alongside the latest fixed and variable mortgage rates.

Canadian distributor H264 has secured worldwide sales rights for the Colombian-Canadian film 'Where The River Begins' by Juan Andrés Arango, ahead of its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival.

Renewed sales of U.S. alcohol in Canada are expected to encounter significant Canadian public anger, potentially making them difficult to implement.

Alimentation Couche-Tard has launched a public offer to acquire all shares of Polish supermarket chain Zabka, which owns the Froo convenience store network in Romania, at a price of 32 zlotys per share.

Canadian convenience store operator Couche-Tard has launched an $8.6 billion tender offer to acquire Polish retail chain Żabka, representing its largest acquisition to date.

Following Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's announcement of dollar-for-dollar retaliatory tariffs, the Trump administration is actively discussing further trade restrictions, threatening to escalate bilateral commercial tensions.

Hardeep Singh Pannun has disclosed receiving credible warnings from U.S. and Canadian law enforcement agencies regarding a renewed plot against his life.

Beijing cautioned Washington that it may impose countermeasures in response to renewed American sanctions on Iran, while the newsletter also notes related developments involving semiconductor smuggling and Canadian trade responses.

Canadian transportation authorities confirmed that a ground worker was killed during an incident involving an Airbus A350 operated by low-cost carrier French Bee at a Montreal airport facility.

The Canadian national basketball team has unveiled its squad for upcoming qualifiers against Panama and Argentina, though several top-tier NBA players will sit out the matches.

As Canadian financial firms race to integrate artificial intelligence, industry leaders emphasize that strategic decision-making and data interpretation now outweigh raw processing speed in gaining a competitive edge.

Executives from Bank of Montreal and Scotiabank described the current Canada-US trade environment as manageable, signaling resilience against potential tariff disruptions.

A new partnership between Rwanda and a Canadian university has been established to broaden educational and research opportunities for students and faculty.

A recent poll indicates that Prime Minister Mark Carney can breathe easier as anti-Trump sentiment across Canada suppresses support for regional independence movements in Alberta and Quebec.

Major Canadian lenders BMO and Scotia posted third-quarter earnings that exceeded analyst forecasts, demonstrating resilience in loan growth even as ongoing tariff disputes weigh on business sentiment.

A new report alleges that networks linked to the Muslim Brotherhood are embedded across various Canadian institutions. The claims raise concerns about foreign influence and organizational ties within Canada.

A Canadian-Greek man is in critical condition and remains in the ICU after undergoing dental implant surgery in Turkey, with his family citing anesthesia complications. He is currently fighting for his life in a Greek hospital.

A report by the International Strategic Group for Analysis and Planning (ISGAP) alleges that Muslim Brotherhood networks are systematically embedding themselves into Canadian educational institutions, political structures, and legal frameworks.

Official estimates reveal a monthly decline in Canada's wholesale trade sector, signaling weakening demand and potential slowdowns in commercial distribution channels.

The Canadian bank warns of deteriorating consumer spending in Germany, prompting downward revisions for major retailers like H&M and JD Sports.

Today's Canadian news roundup highlights progress on a new bilateral trade deal, commemorations for Ukraine's Independence Day, and developments surrounding Iran's major economic policy shifts.

Canadian business leaders are bracing for prolonged economic disruption as trade negotiations collapse and new U.S. tariffs officially take effect.

Several Franklin funds, including the ClearBridge Sustainable Global Infrastructure Income Fund and various Canadian bond funds, have declared their respective Canadian dollar dividends. These declarations cover a range of fixed-income and infrastructure-focused investment products.

Canada's major banks are expected to report another strong financial quarter, despite concerns over stretched valuations. Analysts are closely watching their performance in the current economic climate.

Australian copper miner FireFly Metals Ltd. is seeking to raise A$190 million ($136 million) through a sale of new Australian and Canadian shares to develop its Green Bay project in Canada.

Detailed fund specifications are published for the Allianz Income and Growth AMg2 series, specifically highlighting the Canadian dollar-hedged share class for North American investors.

A new LGBTQ monument, 'The Thunderhead,' has been unveiled in Canada, serving as a reminder to continue fighting against wrongs and commemorating Canadians who suffered oppression for their sexual orientation, sometimes at the hands of their own government.

Canadian author Kelly Anderson's debut novel has been chosen as a Reese's Book Club pick, a moment she described as one of the most joyful of her life.

Direct losses land in agriculture, electronics, textiles, furniture and plastics, University of Calgary professor Trevor Tombe wrote in the analysis

Most Canadians believe the Carney government handled trade talks correctly, but many still express concerns about potential repercussions. Sentiment was stronger among French speakers and lower in Prairie provinces and among Conservative voters.

Morningstar DBRS provides context for interpreting upcoming results of large Canadian banks, focusing on asset quality and the lingering effects of the pandemic.

A Canadian national was tragically killed while attempting to cross a road in Trinidad. The incident highlights road safety concerns in the area.

Today's morning update includes news on investors betting on Canadian banks and a new study examining online gambling trends, alongside other daily headlines.

Efforts are underway to recover Canadian investments, likely within Mexico, indicating a focus on bilateral economic ties and investment stability.

Global stocks and oil prices dipped as the prospect of new U.S. sanctions targeting Iran and its trade partners loomed, causing the Canadian dollar to fall.

Canadian futures remained unchanged as the escalation of U.S. tariffs negated any potential boost from recent earnings reports.

Reports from Canada's five largest banks indicate that the Canadian and US financial systems are deeply intertwined, suggesting that Canada must always accept some degree of US overreach.

A new study reveals that Black Canadians face significant barriers when attempting to donate blood, despite a critical need for ethnically diverse donors. Canadian Blood Services notes that underrepresentation makes it harder for people from diverse backgrounds to find matching donors.

A Canadian mother tattooed a keyboard on her arm to communicate with her autistic son, providing him with a unique way to express himself.

Soccer fans booed the U.S. national anthem as Canadians expressed their reactions to the recent breakdown in trade talks between Canada and the United States.

Donald Trump has accused Canada of imposing tariffs on American farmers for years, adding to concerns that his proposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods could harm the US economy and raise prices due to potential retaliation.

Canadian airlines, including WestJet, Air Canada, Porter, and AirTransat, are implementing promised upgrades to their economy class offerings, which an industry expert suggests is more about 'premiumization' than simply pleasing passengers.

A CBC article explores the linguistic distinction of Canadians calling the last letter of the alphabet 'zed' rather than 'zee,' a common differentiator from their American neighbors.

The Canadian High Commission is actively working to strengthen business, technology, and investment collaboration with MTN Nigeria, exploring new partnerships and economic opportunities.

The Canadian prime minister will have to sell his gamble that walking away from talks with the White House will be worth the consequences.

A new national 2SLGBTQ+ monument holds significant meaning for thousands of Canadians who were purged from the military, RCMP, and civil service between the Cold War era and the 1990s due to their sexuality. The monument commemorates their experiences and the historical injustices faced.

In an innovative environmental initiative, a retired Boeing 737 from Canadian Airlines was sunk off the coast of Chemainus, British Columbia, in 2006 to serve as an artificial reef for marine life after thorough cleaning.

Manon Christensen, a Canadian woman, questioned the national perception of niceness after a reluctant commitment to loan her car to a stranger evolved into a tense driving lesson and an unexpected emotional celebration.

Two individuals were injured in a stabbing incident at a gurdwara in Edmonton, Canada, with an arrested suspect having been released from jail the day prior. Authorities are investigating a potential hate angle.

Two people were injured in a stabbing incident at a Gurdwara in Edmonton, Canada, and a suspect has been arrested. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed shock over the attack.

Canadian and US negotiators are working to finalize a trade deal ahead of a looming deadline, with Canada's negotiator acknowledging more work is needed, following earlier reports of collapsed talks and 'untenable' US demands.

Canadian airline Transat reported a surge in fuel costs exceeding $100 million, attributing the increase to ongoing energy market volatility which is expected to continue impacting jet fuel prices across the industry.

Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen has officially opened the Canadian National Exhibition. The fair features a space exhibition, including a gallery of photos from the Artemis II mission.

Marque Brands, the New York-based suitor for Canadian retailer Roots, has outlined its global expansion strategy, targeting new markets including Korea, India, and Mexico.

A Canadian-made spirit is presented as a replacement for bourbon, alongside two other flavorful spirits suitable for late summer entertaining.

A woman in Abbotsford, Canada, was fined $1000 after being caught on video dumping garbage into a lake, with a police sergeant urging against making it a 'race thing'.

Several Fidelity Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), including those focused on alternative bonds, U.S. dividends, and global investment-grade bonds, have declared their latest monthly or quarterly dividends. These declarations cover various dividend amounts for different fund series.

An article highlights concerns about academic fakery and the incentivization of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) discrimination within Canadian institutions.

Nigerians applying for Canadian study permits will now face an estimated nine-week processing time. This update comes from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

Nigerians applying for Canadian visitor, study, work, or Super Visas are facing longer processing times, prompting an update from Canadian authorities.

The Canadian Estonian community is celebrating the final stages of construction for the long-awaited KESKUS International Estonian Center in Toronto.

Former President Donald Trump suggested changing the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America, escalating a rhetorical dispute with Canadian officials. The proposal follows recent criticism from a Canadian politician regarding his business record.

Despite devastating effects from American retaliatory tariffs, Canadian entrepreneurs and local politicians express pride and solidarity with the federal government's stance.

Trinidad and Tobago is showcasing its attractions and offerings for Canadian tourists. The articles detail what Canadian visitors can expect to find and experience in the twin-island nation.

Canadian officials and businesses find themselves at the center of American tariff pressures, navigating complex diplomatic and economic challenges as Washington intensifies its trade enforcement strategies.

Canadian readers seek clarity on the construction, energy consumption, and economic impact of booming AI data centres, particularly as Alberta aggressively promotes growth in the sector.

Economists and policymakers are evaluating how recent Canadian tariff adjustments will ripple through American supply chains, consumer prices, and broader macroeconomic indicators.

Experts warn that excluding American assets from Canadian investment portfolios could trigger substantial financial losses, despite growing political calls for economic decoupling.

Following significant customer pushback and amid broader trade war tensions, Loblaw announced it will reinstate country-of-origin signage on fresh produce across most provinces.

In response to a US security warning regarding Mexicali, the Canadian government has released a detailed risk assessment map highlighting varying levels of criminal activity and kidnapping threats across Mexico.

Analyst Heather Exner-Pirot argues that implementing export taxes during a global commodities surge would undermine Canada's potential to leverage its natural resources for economic growth and diplomatic influence.

The provincial government of New Brunswick has approved Crown land in Belledune for a new explosives factory operated by Nalagx Corp., responding to surging international military requirements driven by NATO operations.

The North American railway operator reaffirmed its environmental targets, outlining strategies to significantly reduce greenhouse gas output from its freight engine fleet.

Trade tensions between the United States and Canada have escalated, with former President Trump threatening increased tariffs on automobiles. This comes after Canadian officials vowed to retaliate against potential US trade actions.

Analysts note that Canada’s domestic film and television sector represents a significant red line in trade negotiations, countering US expectations that it could be easily leveraged.

The iconic film distributor Criterion Collection will open its first Canadian brick-and-mortar store in collaboration with Cinema Cellar, located near the TIFF Lightbox and Scotiabank Theatre.

Following the U.S. decision to widen economic sanctions against Iran, China has vowed to protect its commercial interests while developing alternative financial systems like CIPS. Concurrently, currency markets are reacting to the heightened geopolitical tensions, with the Canadian dollar sliding amid broader trade and sanction-related uncertainties.

Canadian market futures edged higher as investors weighed the impact of new U.S. tariff policies alongside the ongoing release of quarterly bank earnings reports.

Globe and Mail’s pre-market briefing outlines essential developments for Canadian investors, covering overnight equity movements, commodity price fluctuations, and key economic data influencing domestic trading sessions. The update provides a concise roadmap for navigating early-week volatility.

Canadian medical thriller author Jenny White is bringing her nursing expertise and survivor perspective to a new McCord List Network Television Series.

The Canadian film and TV sector suggests that the collapse of trade negotiations could lead Ottawa to revisit discussions with U.S. streaming services. Quebec groups propose that the government could pause or reconsider intervention on streamer payments.

Ford's $3 billion investment in Canada is reportedly facing challenges due to escalating trade war tensions.

Domestic steel manufacturers saw share prices climb amid rising geopolitical friction and protective trade measures directed at Canadian imports.

Canada is in the final stages of preparing for its first participation in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2027. The official process for Canadian artists and creators to compete for national representation will open on August 31.

US President Donald Trump announced a doubling of tariffs on Canadian vehicles, including cars, trucks, and auto parts. This move is expected to negatively impact US automakers and home builders, though analysts suggest the overall economic effect on the US might be modest.

A Russian airline, Volga-Dnepr Airlines, has been denied by a Canadian court in its attempt to reclaim an Antonov cargo plane that has been grounded in Canada due to sanctions.

Amerikanerne stillede krav til handelsaftale, som gik langt ind på canadisk indenrigs- og udenrigspolitik.

Canadian retail sales increased by 0.6% in June, with a notable 9.9% jump in e-commerce activity, indicating continued consumer spending.

Renters in Canada are experiencing some relief, but major markets in Quebec are seeing intense demand for existing cheaper units and high prices for new supply.

In a Canadian nature park, foxes have been targeting campers' shoes, with five foxes having taken over a hundred shoes this summer in Great Blue Heron Provincial Park, Saskatchewan.

The Canadian government reportedly sees little chance of resuming trade talks with the US before midterm elections after negotiations collapsed, indicating a potentially long trade dispute.

Hickory Sticks are highlighted as a comforting and distinctly Canadian snack choice.

A video of a father in Canada placing his child in a shopping bucket has gone viral, capturing an unexpected incident during a routine shopping trip.

Matthew Moroun, owner of the Ambassador Bridge, requested a meeting with senior Canadian officials as his bridge's long-standing monopoly on commercial traffic between Windsor and Detroit faced competition from the new Gordie Howe Bridge.

TMC MP Mahua Moitra has moved the Supreme Court, alleging she was evicted from a circuit house in Nadia at night.

Nadia Matadama Díaz, a leader of the Movimiento Ciudadano (MC) party in Tlapehuala, Guerrero, Mexico, has been assassinated, prompting her party to demand an immediate investigation into the killing.

Greek actress and presenter Nadia Boule is vacationing in popular Austrian destinations, enjoying the sunny weather in the mountains and exploring the country's impressive natural landscape.

Canada has announced its intention to retaliate against US tariff pressure, signaling a willingness to risk economic pain rather than yield to the demands. This move tests the Canadian prime minister's stance on economic coercion, a topic previously warned about by Carney.

The Canadian government, under the Carney administration, has committed billions to military buildup but has yet to outline a clear roadmap for this significant defense spending.

An opinion piece criticizes the Canadian and B.C. governments for claiming Indigenous cultural burning is distinct from Western science, arguing it is a basic principle of fire management and should not be framed as a reconciliation morality play.

Canadian filmmaker Denis Côté's latest film, 'Nobody’s Violence,' premiered in Locarno, follows a woman who provides assisted death. Beneath its exploration of mortality, the film delves into Côté's personal story of illness, survival, and artistic renewal.

Ricard Boada, founder and CEO of Volta, a company valued at over 2 billion euros, is highlighted for his role in the AI industry, having previously been an executive at Canadian fund manager Brookfield.

Canadian premiers have expressed a united front in supporting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's decision to walk away from a trade deal with Washington, backing Carney in the dispute. However, divisions quickly emerged among them regarding the implementation of retaliatory tariffs and Canada's broader response to Trump's actions, with Alberta's Premier Danielle Smith questioning the retaliation plan.

Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette stated that the U.S. nearly encroached on Canadian sovereignty during tariff negotiations, reportedly proposing discussions on Quebec's French language legislation, including French presence on consumer devices.

A new guide from Canada Immigration World identifies 10 popular Canadian employers and employer groups that frequently hire foreign workers, particularly for roles not requiring a university degree, for the year 2026.

Forensic tests have ruled out a Canadian man as the identity of 'Lucky,' an unidentified individual who has resided in an Amsterdam care home for three years, leaving their true identity still unknown.

Concerns are being raised that the Labour Party's policies could potentially stifle the growth and vitality of the private sector.

A Canadian Vice Admiral highlighted the strength of Ukrainian society's unity during the war and recognized Ukraine as a global leader in adopting combat innovations.

Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) have reached an agreement to enter binding arbitration, bringing an end to their labor dispute.

David Akinwunmi, a Law graduate from Lagos State University, has secured a scholarship to the University of Victoria, Canada, to pursue research in tax laws.

A Canadian woman has been arrested in connection with a fire near Drniš, Croatia, while police are still searching for two other Canadian citizens who are on the run.

A national monument dedicated to marking injustice against the LGBTQ community has been unveiled in Ottawa, Canada. The project was funded through a class-action lawsuit settlement involving 719 individuals who were purged from their positions by the Canadian government due to their sexual orientation or gender identity.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) announced the arrest of a minor in Montreal in connection with an alleged terror plot targeting a school in the city.

Analysts are anticipating strong financial performance from Canadian banks, with expectations for a 15-percent earnings growth in the third quarter, leading investors to bet on continued robust profits.

Magenta Light Studios has acquired the U.S. and Canadian distribution rights for 'The King of the Internet', an acclaimed Brazilian crime drama based on the true story of Daniel Nascimento.

French actress Adèle Exarchopoulos is set to star alongside Zoë Kravitz in an untitled Apple film, which will be directed by Canadian filmmaker Megan Park.

Retail sales in Canada reached $74.3 billion in June, driven by a 2.7% increase at general merchandise retailers.

Jewish organizations are calling on the Canadian government to ban Kata'ib Hezbollah, an Iraqi militia, after a member allegedly claimed responsibility for shootings at a Toronto synagogue and the U.S. consulate. The militia is not currently on Canada's list of terrorist entities.

Canadian retailer Roots Corporation is set to be acquired by Marquee Brands, the parent company of Roberto Cavalli, taking the company private.