Business
Trade lawyer Barry Appleton warns that recent U.S. demands to scrap Canadian digital legislation signal a concerning shift in regulatory sovereignty under trade agreements.
By Marcus Lowe · September 7, 2026
Health & Life
Canada prolongs immigration suspensions for Uganda and South Sudan despite WHO declaring Uganda Ebola-free, sparking criticism from health experts and affected families. The policy continues to separate families and disrupt humanitarian efforts while drawing scrutiny over its scientific justification.
By Priya Anand · August 28, 2026
Health & Life
As classrooms reopen, families and schools handle the complexities of food allergies affecting more than 600,000 Canadian children under 18.
By Priya Anand · September 7, 2026
Tech & Science
MapQuest's refusal to rename Lake Ontario amid Google's controversial change has reignited discussions about Canada's reliance on American tech giants and the challenges of achieving digital sovereignty.
By Daniel Cormier · August 31, 2026
Tech & Science
Nvidia projects explosive growth for next fiscal year while warning of persistent supply chain constraints in its latest earnings report, with AI computing demand showing no signs of slowing despite geopolitical and production challenges.
By Daniel Cormier · August 27, 2026
Communities
A home invasion shooting in Richmond Hill injured one person Monday morning, marking the second such incident in the area within days.
By Hannah MacKenzie · September 7, 2026
Communities
Governor Josh Green ordered closures as the Category 2 hurricane threatens damaging winds, 16 inches of rain and dangerous rip currents.
By Hannah MacKenzie · September 8, 2026
iGaming
Prediction markets show strong early interest in the 2028 US presidential race, with Polymarket traders placing over $700 million in wagers on potential candidates while strategizing around undervalued picks.
By Elise Tremblay · September 6, 2026
Canada
Tom Holland's latest Spider-Man film continues its record-breaking run while helping drive Hollywood to its strongest summer since before the pandemic, with global box office nearing $4.8 billion.
By Elise Tremblay · September 6, 2026
Canada
American expats in Canada are speaking out against Donald Trump's executive order renaming Lake Ontario to 'Lake America,' calling it a political stunt that disregards history and diplomacy.
By Elise Tremblay · September 6, 2026
Business
American tourism groups are ramping up campaigns to lure back Canadian travelers amid strained bilateral relations and an ongoing trade war, with visits remaining significantly below pre-2024 levels despite targeted marketing efforts.
By Marcus Lowe · September 6, 2026
Business
A roundup of today's most talked-about Canadian stories, from No Name brand price hikes to accidental European adventures and Netflix subscription declines, revealing shifting consumer trends across multiple sectors.
By Marcus Lowe · March 22, 2023