Beyond — Page 140
Bishnoi gang member testifies he was paid $4,000 for B.C. shooting
A convicted member of the Lawrence Bishnoi extortion gang told an immigration hearing he shot at a Punjabi singer's home on Vancouver...
Banff World Media Festival draws Hollywood brass and Canadian creators
The 47-year-old industry gathering hosts 1,500 delegates at Fairmont Banff Springs this weekend, featuring Emmy winners and major studio...
PM Carney heads to Europe for G7 summit in French Alps
Prime minister visits Paris and Ireland before annual leaders' meeting as Canada passes G7 presidency to France.
Ukrainian military using drones to reshape modern warfare
Four years into Russia's invasion, Ukraine's drone tactics are pushing back the front lines and forcing Moscow into a costly war of attrition.
Popular nicotine pouches recalled across Canada
Health Canada pulls ZYN and Siberia products from shelves, citing lack of safety approval. Check your stash.
Saskatchewan hit by rare strong tornado this week
A twister in the Oxbow area was rated EF3—a strong tornado with winds between 225-265 km/h. Saskatchewan rarely experiences tornadoes of...
Telus $15 SIM fee clashes with CRTC's new activation rules
Federal regulator warns telecom giant that its new SIM card charge may violate rules banning activation fees that went into effect Thursday.
Gordie Howe Bridge opening pushed back as Canada, U.S. negotiate
The $6.4-billion Windsor-Detroit crossing misses Friday ribbon cutting as nations resolve final outstanding issues.
Toronto police officer killed in North York warrant operation
An officer died after being shot during an early-morning exchange of gunfire at an apartment complex. The incident may be linked to a...
World Cup kicks off as Canada readies for home matches
The FIFA tournament officially begins today with Canadian host cities preparing for matches, concerts, and international crowds through July 19.
Border library officially opens Canadian entrance after checkpoint ends
The Haskell Free Library, straddling Stanstead, Que. and Derby Line, Vt., now has a door on the Canadian side after U.S. authorities...
Climate change pushing ticks deeper into Canadian range
Disease-carrying ticks advancing northward at 35-55 km/year. Lyme disease cases have jumped from 144 in 2009 to over 7,100 in 2025.
