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Tick-borne anaplasmosis rising in eastern Canada as doctors urge screening awareness
A new medical report warns physicians to consider anaplasmosis—a lesser-known tick illness—in patients with unexplained fever, as cases...
Bank of Canada expected to hold rates steady Wednesday amid volatile global economic data
Economists expect the central bank to keep borrowing rates at 2.25 per cent as U.S. tariffs and Middle East tensions create conflicting...
Dunster, B.C., community fights billionaire land purchases that have left homes vacant
Two U.S. billionaires have bought 25 properties in the small farming community since 2008, with 16 homes now sitting empty while the...
Alberta accounted for nearly 80 percent of Canada's job gains in past year
The province added nearly 80,000 jobs while all of Canada added 99,000, with most new work in health care and social assistance.
Microplastics in human blood may be overstated, researchers find
A University of Queensland environmental chemist says lab contamination and false positives have inflated reports of plastic in the human body.
Rural Alberta school moving to four-day week as enrollment drops below funding threshold
Byemoor School will lose about $260,000 in provincial block funding when student numbers fall below 35.
Tick-borne disease anaplasmosis rising in Canada, doctors warn in new medical report
The Canadian Medical Association Journal published a warning about growing cases of the tick-borne infection, which can cause severe...
Defence minister warns military and DND officials against publicly advocating for F-35 purchase
Officials appearing to lobby for the U.S. fighter jet are not helpful to the government's decision-making process, the defence...
Arc System Works brings Marvel characters into anime-inspired fighting game
Japanese studio behind 'Dragon Ball FighterZ' redesigns Marvel heroes with gundam-like armor and anime aesthetics for 'Marvel Tōkon:...
Two killed, seven wounded in shooting at Toronto's Salsa on St. Clair festival
The attack unfolded at the annual Latin music and dance celebration on St. Clair Avenue, leaving the community reeling from the violence.
Grey whales are starving along B.C. shores as Arctic warming reduces their food sources
So far this year, 145 grey whales have died across Mexico, the U.S., and Canada — nearly matching all of 2025's total — as scientists...
Quebec municipalities offer to house Samuel de Champlain statue from Ontario
A handful of Quebec cities are vying for a controversial 4-metre bronze monument of the 17th-century explorer that has been in storage...
