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Childhood Cancer Canada seeks $15M federal funding as support demand surges 40 percent
The organization says government funding hasn't kept pace with rising need. About 1,500 children are diagnosed with cancer annually in...
Liberals regain ground in federal race, climbing to 49% support among decided voters
Leger poll conducted September 5–7 shows Mark Carney's Liberals up 3 points, while satisfaction with government and Carney approval both...
AI-driven computer worms that adapt attacks on the fly pose new threat, U of T research warns
University of Toronto team shows publicly available AI models can power worms that customize attacks per device—outpacing traditional patches.
Elk involved in nearly two-thirds of aggressive encounters in Canadian national parks, study finds
Parks Canada data from 2010–2023 shows elk dominate wildlife conflicts across 25 national parks, far outpacing bears, coyotes and deer.
Canadians with disabilities receiving $150 one-time payment this month
The federal supplement aims to help cover costs of obtaining a disability tax credit, with payments arriving September 17.
Canada more than 20 years behind reaching its 2030 climate emissions target
A new analysis warns that Canada would need to drastically accelerate emissions cuts to meet its goal of reducing greenhouse gases 40 to...
Canadian household wealth hits record $19 trillion as net worth rises 2.9% in Q2
Statistics Canada reports household net worth exceeded $19 trillion in the second quarter, buoyed by stronger exports, vehicle...
Japanese walker completes 4.5-month trek across Canada coast to coast
Nobuaki Okumura walked from Halifax to Vancouver, documenting wildlife and nature. Canada is the fifth country he's traversed entirely on foot.
Canadian Army overhauls structure for major combat, eyes billions in new equipment
The restructuring, launched this week, hinges on the Liberal government delivering a significant defence budget boost, with new tanks...
Supreme Court rules no time limit needed for post-verdict sentencing delays
In a unanimous decision, the nation's top court said unreasonable delays warrant sentence reductions rather than stays of proceedings.
Gordie Howe bridge records 270,000 crossings in first full month of operation
Statistics Canada data shows the new Windsor-Detroit crossing drew more than 135,000 return trips by Canadian residents and 101,000 by...
Painkiller recalled across Canada over contamination risk
Teva Canada is recalling one lot of Novo-Gesic Forte 500 mg acetaminophen due to potential presence of phenolic resin or epoxy that...
