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Canada's submarine competition enters final decision phase
Federal government will choose between South Korea and Germany by end of June for a contract worth tens of billions to supply 12...
Five Ebola patients recover as Congo treatment center opens
WHO chief reports five recoveries from rare Bundibugyo virus during visit to eastern Congo, signaling new hope despite ongoing outbreak...
AI boom driving surge in cargo theft costing supply chains billions
Thieves using generative AI to target high-value shipments for data centres; theft values jumped 36% in a year.
Experimental pancreatic cancer pill nearly doubles survival
A novel drug called daraxonrasib helped advanced pancreatic cancer patients live longer in a major clinical trial, offering new hope for...
More Canadians missing mortgage payments as housing costs squeeze households
Canada's mortgage delinquency rate jumped 32% year-over-year in Q1 2026, with Ontario up 52%. Rising housing costs and stagnant wages...
Indigenous artists are redefining country music
From Métis fiddlers to Cree singers, Indigenous musicians are bringing their own stories to a genre with deep roots in their communities.
Canada's next submarine fleet decision coming by end of June
South Korean and German bidders square off for $10+ billion contract as Ottawa pushes unprecedented procurement speed.
Ottawa's grocery rebate top-up lands June 5
A one-time GST credit boost will arrive before the new Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit takes over next month. Eligible families...
Indigenous languages office facing federal audit over $10M conference
Five-year-old commissioner's office under investigation after anonymous complaints; experts question spending priorities.
Jupiter and Venus meet in the evening sky this week
Watch the two brightest planets draw close on June 8 and 9. You can track them with the naked eye just after sunset in the western sky.
Claude Lemieux's brain donated to CTE research
The former NHL player's family says donation to Boston University will help study long-term effects of repetitive brain injuries.
Remembering Andy Williams, Yukon's legendary glacier pilot
The pioneering aviator who shaped backcountry exploration in Canada's north has died. His impact on mountaineers and researchers spanned decades.
