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Quebec Liberals demand PQ leader retract organized crime claims
Liberal party threatens defamation suit after Plamondon linked them to organized crime during campaign.
Ukrainian drone strikes kill 1, hit Russian oil facility
A drone attack killed one person in Russia's Oryol region while a separate strike ignited fuel storage facilities, part of Kyiv's...
AI scams targeting writers with fake publishing offers
Authors are receiving sophisticated emails impersonating real editors and agents, created with AI to exploit writers seeking publishing deals.
Skydiving plane crashes in Missouri, all 12 aboard killed
A private aircraft operated by Skydive Kansas City crashed near Butler Memorial Airport Sunday morning, killing all passengers and crew.
Britain seizes Russian oil tanker in shadow fleet crackdown
British armed forces detained the Smyrtos in the English Channel on Sunday, marking the first UK-led operation against vessels believed...
Mark Carney frames G7 as turning point for global order
Ahead of the summit starting Monday in France, Canada's PM says no single country or institution will dominate the world order taking shape.
Global whey shortage is driving up protein prices everywhere
Wholesale whey protein concentrate hit $13 per pound, up 250% year-over-year, as demand outpaces supply across food and supplement makers.
Rural communities filling skilled jobs through new federal pilot
The Rural Community Immigration Pilot has placed 800 people in permanent residency in two months, but demand far exceeds available spots.
Carney flags risks of relying on U.S. AI providers
Canadian PM warns that U.S. restrictions on Anthropic's advanced AI models underscore dangers of overreliance, speaks ahead of G7 summit.
Albertans to vote on separation referendum October 19
Two citizen petitions sparked the vote. Supporters and opponents of leaving Canada weigh in on what the referendum means.
OPP launches intersection safety campaign after deadly rural crash
Five children were killed in a two-vehicle collision Friday near Kitchener; the province's police force is preparing a public awareness blitz.
Alberta's separation referendum set for October
Voters will decide if the province stays in Canada or holds a binding separation vote. Premier Smith says she'll campaign to keep...
